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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-07-15
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED ,u p,,.,
STATES, District of Maine. ~ 'NN""o' -

STATES, District of Maine ~ h''N"o' !" =
In the matter Of EDWIN +. TREAT Bankrupt.
TENHE THIRD GENERAL MEETING of the Cred
i iors Of said Bankrupt vii! be held at Belfast in
said District, on the end day Of July A. d., 1869,
AT o'clock, r. NJ at the office of Peter TEACHER Esq
one OF the Registers in Bankruptcy in said District to
wit at the office Of the Register of Probate for the pur
poses named in the 2sh Section the Bankrupt Act of
March 3 1867. NJ H. HUBBARD Assignee
Belfast, June 81, 1869, 2W,l
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THACKERAY'S NOVELS,
HOUSEHOLD EDITION.
Compact, Elegant, Uniform. Cheap.

1. Vanity Fair l vol.
:. Penslennts. l vol.
,, The NeWcOmbs. l vol.
4. The Virginiams. / vol.
;. Henry EsmO nd u Lowell the W i,loy~r
a. The Adven Of Philip. / vol.
Price, Sl25 oach
=" We quite agree with the Chicago Post that Messrs
Fields Osgood Co. to be singuarly fortunate in
their at the popular want in regard to editions Of
standard literature their very popular editions OF Dick
ems and their set of Charles Reade's novels bear
witness. Seeing the vacuum i'll the supply o cheap ed
ton OF Thackeray, and abhorring vacuum when money
may be made by filling ill., they have commenced the pub
lication OF Household Edition of that charming novel
ist'N .jouy (; S,yE
This firm, to whom the public Indebted for The
neat, handy, and cheap household editions Of Scott
Dckens's and Reades novels, issue similar edition
of Ihackeray For the library, and for the repeated
readings which these novels compel this is beyond all
cavi the best edition to purchase 1t is unexceptionabe
in print and binding and within the means of al
most every lover Of books. New Bedford Mercury
at is the most convenient edition of Thackerays
els that we have seen '-Philadephia Post.
r. For safe by al Bookseers Sent, postl,aid on re,
ceipt Of price, by the Publishers,
FEEL DS. OSGOOD 4 CO.
""l IA fremont Street, Boston.
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LOCAL ITEM S, &C.

ANEo IN BELFAST Our city Assessors have
uprrd the tax list, so that full information III re-
. ,l To- that subject of lively public interest may be
.F The valuation of real estate is 500, ,022, per-
..,l 500. 447-total, 81 ,ST2.i69. This is an in
...r-, IN taxable property Of Sl50,000 from last
u.i. Thu number of poll, is 1900. The amount
I ttN raised is t65,o00-the rate being $3.50 on
o. fpo l valuation.
w. give below a list of most of the tax payers.
1,,ounts IN SloO ,i,l n,N,arIs--
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Wharfage and Storage,
On the principal Wharf in the harbor, at reasonable
terms. Inquire of
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Something New!
CAMPS CLOTHES WASHER

'INliE greatest invention of the age An ordinary
Il washing thoroughly done in half an hour Wo.
men, Time labor, wood, buttons and money saved No
Stop, no use tor tubs wash boards OF benches child
ten years OF age can do the Washing
To wn and County Rights
to manufacture and sell this washer for sale Vary
liberal inducements offered. A fortune to the right
man. The agent is stopping for few days at the
A. ,onn1oon uo,,.o
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Commissioners Notice.

NJ r., the undersigned, hN NJ been appointed b, the
wv Hon Judge OF Probate, tor the County Of Wal
49, commissioner to receive and examine the claims or
the creditors OF Eben F. Smith, late lincolnyilIe In
Saiu county, deceased, whose estate represented in
solvent, give notice that six months commencing On
the 10Th day OF May are allowed to SAID creditors III
Ding in and prove their claims and that they will attend
the service assigned ut billings Hail. Linconvil!c
Gentre and on SATURDAY the IN day of August Of
lae tlocS r. NJ and on saturday, the iuth day vi
October At Vt tile clock, l.. VI.
WIN. II. HODGES
JOHN VI. GORDON.
b''e" thi7 run IA VI Julr, lN'J IWI2
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CNT.Itl
Ia AOCAA AGESzs AE9E3 WANTED a.,
every thy and Town; and applications,
from competent parties FOR such agencies
WIN s1ItASit eassOrsehiane, should be nj,
drPssedtO ssEsAH.as EaEsaSEA
Belfast. Va e
special Agent for " aldo Sguuf, i,.T
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-07-15

VI Ling in This city on Wednesday. of The friend,
d lhr road from Bangor to Rociand was attended
tTge delegations from The localities Interested
F'tg1r cent large number Of her influential cit-
IFS including Gorham l.. Boynton, G. w. Ladd,
r. kaW son, u. K. Lancaster, Isaac w. Patten,
-.N Bradley {. y. Jordan, ID. NJ. Howard, T. NJ.
Hl.ke- Isaac pantorth, Jos. h. Moore, X. IL. Hch-
'7,ri J. y. Floss, \. NJ Roberts, ". T. Pearson
H. Nc' rilli> From Camden, p. j. Carlton. y.
n b-bce, Abel Merriam. Hon. y. q. Ichborn
tom stockton, and other gentlemen from the towns
.n the river. An interest unexpected 10 ns is be-
lu- rtkcn IN The enterprise. We go to press AT an
ior too early To give the particulars OF the pro-
reiine>.
Attention j, called 10 the advertisement of the
!."io-' Washing Machine in another column. We
.' t-,urcd that this machine, which i, newly in
''I'd has great advantages over any previous one,
nl i really great blessing in doing away with
itu- branch of household drudgery.
tu unfortunate rat that left the home of his youth
0hirt The sidewalk and ventured on promenade
rro~> Custom House Square. on Monday morn :
'uS WIS hese' hy dogs and loaters and yielded up
Ia HE victim To the passion for adventure
lne season for fishing and sailing parties down
lhr bay is being improved by cur citizens and so
CORNERS. They come back with bronzed faces and
wonderful stories Of the fishing and sport to be had
nong the outer islands
sunday was the warmest day Of the season 4
hae breeze prevailed in the morning, but when it
N.nI down in the aftern DON, the heat was very OBJ
irr-sive. Iced claret punches were in demand.
Philip Phillips. Whose concert In this city was
lIrinainrrly announced some weeks ago, will sing
p" tlayiord Hall, on Friday the sd. See advertise
mrnt.
There is great demand in city for stores and
'l"flling houses. There are no vacant ones to be
The Waldo County Music al Convention will be
aeld IN this city, Oct. 9th, under direction of Prof
Emerson of Boston.
haekerel have come into the bay, and great sport
j nat in catching them.
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ONE HORSE CLIPPER

Is not equalei in the world. These Clippers besides pos
sessinS the points of excellence found i'll other two
wheeled machines such AZ
Two Driving Wheels, both in the gear while the ma
chine advancing, and out Of gear when backing;
Main Gear heel only, and that spur Hinged Finger
Bar which can be folded tor transportation Finger Bar,
placed in front and under control of the driver while
his seat Gear Shfter, operated by the drivers foot to
stop start the knife Machine balanced by the weight
of the driver; pole 80 placed to avoid side draft
Steel False Shoes, for adjusting the height of cut
Has in addition many valuable and important features
distinctly and peculiarly its own, among which the
following:
A Patent Runncr-slaped Cast-St.el Finger Bar Pa.
tented Finger forged from cast steel with point and cut
ting edge tempered an Improved Outsidc Shoe With
Adjustable Track Board; m Inside well as outside
Shoe, OF maleable iron, light strong and every way
pcrior to the heavy cast iron shoe knife Head, with
broad bearings and ball aud socket joint Wooden
Connecting Rod light, elastic and strong liable to
break the knife OF knife head Cntlng Apparatus SO
connected to the frame that it may be brought instantly
to very roofs of the grass, elevated cut
high or pass over DOGGY and stony ground strong Iron
Frame, which cncases the gearing and hating. The
Draft so applied as to make the CLIPPER the lighes
running mower in the world. The materials and work
manshp OF character that make it the most durable
and consequently the cheapest thiuc to buy.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23

In no previous year has there been such
strong competition among all the leading
sewing Machine Manufacturer Of this country
ana Enropeastho present. At all the prin-
cipai Exhibitions and Fairs they met and con =.
testedfor the Premium on Family Sewing Ma
chimes. md theresult was Unanimously In IA
yor OF the Florence Reversible Feed Lock-
Stitch Family Sewing Machine. Ittcceivedthe
rlrst and Highest Prize as tho best Family
sewing Machine ct the following Exhibitions,
VA: Exposition Uniyerselle. Paris: American
Institute FAIR, New York; New England ASri. .
cultural Fair, at Providence, r, Ii the New
YORK state Fair, at Buffalo the Great nnual
FAIRS OF New England via; that OF The Me.
chan,os Association, at Lowe II, Massachusetts,, :,
and the Fair ofthe Maryland institute, al BAL,
timore, which closed q four. weeks session on
tie 18th OF November, the superiority of tho
FLORENCE was again OF irmed by the Com.
mtltee on Sewln6 Machines who unani imously
awardedto TO 1.-THE "GOLD MEDAL" tbe hfeh-
est PfiEe the Institute confers. 'if rf'Tf
II would seem as IL this succession OF tri.
umphs should be sufficient TO conylnco evarv
unprecedented person OF the great su psriority
ofthe fL0RENCEoveral others as a Family
Sewing Machine p hJi.f IA 9i'T''
|, A written Narranty is niycn ID tbAbnrcAasA.
that the Machine Will DO ALI, thai II clsime
ed tnrlt, and Shouldn't fail, II Will be taken
back, and tho MONEY REFUNDED.
.fuOmue lOHis hUC01 TTyTT'l o. NgT D..
GEO. H. SMITH, Jr.yAgsnt,
omes with Gross n Co., Hoo p skIrI
'Feetory, lancaster, Ohio. tco'.s.g,
aug, 20, 'Oo-ti-2s. ..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23
Salt for the Throat.

In these dsyswhen diseases OF
the throat prevail, and particularly
dry, hacking cough, which is not
only distressing to ourselves, but
to our friends and 10 those with
whom We are brought into busi.
moss contact, those thus afflicted
may be benefited by trying the
following remedy;
Last fall we were induced TO try
what virtue there was in common
salt. We commenced by using II
three times day, morning, noon
and pight. We dissolved "a largo
teaspoonful Of common salt in
about a tumblerful OF cold water.
With this we gargled tho throat
most thoroughly Just before meal
time. The result has been that
during tho entire winter wo werc
not only free from The usual coughs
and colds TO which, as far as our
memory extends, we have always
been subject, but the dry hacking
cough has entirely dIsappearcd.--
We attribute II entirely to the garc
gIe, and do most eordiallyrocom>
mend IL TO our readers who are
subject TO disease Of tho throat.
Many persons who have mover
tried tho salt gargle have the i'm.
preston that II is unpleasant. Such
is not the case. On tho contrary,
il, Is pleasant. and after fcw days
uso, no porson who loves o nico,
clean, and frstrato sharpener OF
the appetite, will abandondGg gHj
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23
Average Wheat Yield in Ohio.

A comparison of the relative
production of wheat in tho several
counties of the State, during the
last eighteen years, made by Mr..
Klippart, who now has charge Of
the Agricultural department Of the
geological survey, shows that only
in the counties where the soil is Of
drift" formation did the average
per acre reach ton bushels, while
in the Drift counties, lying 6etVeen
the Crestiine "backbone ridge
and the lake and along the Miami,
the production averaged fourteen
TO sixteen bushels. The, high est
average was ID Montgomery counSs
", sixteen and Oeighfy eight one
hundredths bushels pcr acre. Sim
liar results werc noted in the yield
OF corn. Butler county averaged
forty and sixty.seven one hun.
dredtbSbnstels, 4pdj ! ackson eoun.
W aixteen and 1inhtysseven one
hphdfedthssb0shels per Acrc, for q
term Of eighteen years Such
wide difference in the productive.
ness of fthese localities, INVITES Just
the kind of investigation now in
progress as a part Of the geological
survey.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23

EXCELLENT SPANISH Bun. Take
one. nopha of find Ionr, rub into il
halt pound OF butter; add halt q
pound OF sugar, tho same of cur.
rants, a little nutmeg, ,maee, and
cinnamon; mix il with Ave eggs
we'll beaten. Make this up into
small buns, ,apd bake them on. tins
twenty minutes; whom half done,
brush them over with q little hot
milk, 49,,
When Not to Eat.
Never eat when very much 70,
tigued. Wait until rested.
Never eat just before you expect
to engage In any severe mental or
physical exercise.
Never cat while in a passion, or
whilo under any great montal OK
element, whether of'aIdeprossing
or eIevating character.
Never cot just before taking q
bath Of any kind.
Neyeg, eat Just before retiring
fof] The biHbhT Vkf IIT.
Ndyet basIbetweeh regular mcalp.
Herald or Health.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23
When Not to Eat.

TooTHAouE.--lf any of our roa.
ders suffer from toothacho, or neu.
ralgic affections, arising from
teeth In a0y stage of decay, they
may experience relief instantane.
Gus and permanent Cat least so far
as indisatedF by tbeB expsdqpcoof
the Yelter Hltberto) by ssttIfaling
o @nAh ID d eleah c0tlon. Ro6ll
with a strong solution Of ammonia
and applyinBit Immediately Gothd
affected tooth. Tho pleasing con.
trast instantaneously prod uced in
some cases ft OF laughter, al>
though moment previous extreme
suffering and anguish prevailed.--
l have used the remedy for over
one year, and have obtained sufi.
cient proofto warrant publication.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23

To TRY Our LARD:-The follow
ing method for trying out lard is
said to be good, and therefore is
worth a trial: For fifty pounds Of
lard. make two quarts of white
lye, and pour into the kettle in
which you are to try the lard; then
cut up the leaf lard and put it into
the lye, and let it cook all day
over a sleWr 6reyPhe- I've CONS
pletely dissClEes the lard, $50 there
are no scraps to strain-only q
brown sediment at the bottom and
q similar scum on the top. Re.
move these and the lard is left
white as snow, and keeps for any
length Of time without becoming
rancid lCTC MOON
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23
ITO CONsUMPTIVEs.

ITO CONSERVATIVES.
THE Advertiser, having been restored to
heslthin atsw weeks, bya very simple rems-
dy, after having suffered several years with a
severe lung affection, aLd that dread disease
Consumpsion-is anxious to mako knswn to
hisiellow. sufferers the means ofcurs.
To all who desire IL, he wi II sond copy
shepreScription used (tree of CHARGE, withths
directions for preparing and using the same
which they willhnd q SURE CURE ron CossunP.
iIos, ASTHMA. RRoScHiTIs, cto Tho objact Of
the adyerti serin sending the Prescri ption 10 to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which locomotives to be invaluable ;Iand he
hopesevery sufferer willtry his remedy, as il
will costthem nothing, and may prove blsss-
ing!
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Ki ngs county, New York.
may 21, 'G9-ly.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23
CABINET MAKlNGl
CHANGE OF FIRM.
Cabinet Ware Dc F,uniture
Undertaking.

A nnoI Et Rs n always In readiness for At.
tendance at fineralai 0oflnA made 10 order,
and good assortment OF Bufial Casea, Cask.
cts, &C. kept on hand. I
Thanking the public Tor past iavors, IN Q new
Arm will cndcaVor TO deserve 4 contInuan Cd
bud Increase OF tho sNmo.
= sTRoPEL 4 BLETzARER.
Mr.. JOSEPH BLET2kKER takes this 90.
dasion TO return his thanks 10 hlsold custom.
ora, md invites tn cir attention 10 tho n ow aT
rangemsnt ahoye not birth. Ilo honoa 10 greet
all his old friends 1T his 1ew place Of bnsl n esp,
and rcnderthe samo Satisfaction 40 horoto-
Laneaste ter, Nov. 2S,Isoo-K .u
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The 6azette.
MnttQnrfea P1Ek.


We are informed that many of
the farmers in this county are en-
gagged in fattening hogs on slAugh>
tered sheep. They purchase sheep
by the thousand at sixty cents q
head, sell the p lss for seventy
cents each and throw the carcasses
to the hogs. Thus the sheep are
being converted into swine, the
bleaI Of the eve is turned into the
grunt Of the hog and wool is made
into bristles. We don't know what
to make of this new way of manu-
feeiqFine perkS We ares psedgte
sApsAge made Of dog, but don !
kbow whether sheep sausage will
gye spch ,gsnsfaI satishctioh. 1t
sesms RkhlB 1that tie sheep,
though they lose their pelts. will
save their bacon. = ZaneSviHe
Tines.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23
NJ O TIC F..

Tho pnierslgned has bern duly appointed
admkniatratof OF the, estate of Jacob Bollsn.
bangh, late ofFalrheld county, o., doceAsedI
80 .g.a NELSON BoLLENBAUdH.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23
NoTIoE E.

Notnals herobv glyon that have h con An,
pointed Special Master Commissioner In the
case OF Charles NORM, Tnjatce, "a, Tho Gin.
cinuat a EAnesyille RpiIroNd Comp6ny by Inc
Circnlt cour of Tho United States fof The
Southern District Of Ohio I will AZ such sps.
tation ofclaimsin beba;fofhIli persons against
saIdcoInpAny, with tho proofs thereof, At my
office, In the secbtd story or the bujlding atthe
southwest cornefof Main and Third Streets,
CINCINNATI, atanytlme before the 18th day oi
January, 1870, and that I am directed by said
Sonrlto report touching said claims and Tia.
sIntles, allowing or dlsallowlag the same, 10
.he w smu Court, on or before the hfst dAy OF
We nsxt term ofsAid Court, and that all "a rites
uesam,pg.o Ssan nie exceptionsto said report 70 Do
TO do so within one month afi sr ths sav,t "hs,I
hare been hled. FKInWI,s csJi;.s ! ~ ~
Special Master Oommissioner.
cinelnpatl, December eth, ISee.-oSl-td' - :
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23
FARM FOR SALE.

:, 4 farm of9H acres, situated az mlles cast Of
,sanlln ore,nnd0 miles north u Lancaster h
There arc sf acres Of tho land cleared. ths
remalnde wood land. There II on the nv m 4
good dwelling house, harm, tenant hbnso and
oth0r necessary ontbuildinga all In good con.
dlitoh, There are on the farm 3orchards, o ma
pfwhichis lusfhogl nhJng to bear The farm
woilwntered by wells and apripgs, also by
Tho fgrm Il wellalartcd both Tn nfarmInp an
stock rnlsing In fact u Ia one Of the bost
ARMS In Fairfield county. Forprice and fur
ther particulars inquire Of J0B'McNAM EE,
Nov. l8, le69--ti
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23

For the HORSE, II has been
~ found to be unequal led as pro-
fXM ventive OF disease, efficaciousas
N aremedy when disease appears,
- AhaA 4 III and an almost indispensab 10
Nv YNH agent tor keeping the animalin
- ~ tip.top condition.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23

The sugar seized at New York
on charge of frauds in undervalua.
tion, amounts to 10000 hogsheads,
10000 boxes and 100000 bagp.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23
NJ 0 t 1 @ 3
Desirable City Property for
Sale.

The iotfrontiug on0oiambns street directly
IN rear Of the Mithoft House, on which 10 cit
uatedt the Bakery orc. Bank. Also the rear
man Raformed Chure h-being ll6 by SO feet--
and adjoining the first named lot. The whole
ofthis propeftywill be sold on favorable terms,
which oanbe learned on applicatIonto JohN O.
WnAvkR, La ancaster, o. BIB. B.HERIH0.
Oniobar n. .iA0 am. IL IL IL IL
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23

Our establishment is now re-
filed with a new and complete
stock in all the foregoing depart
ments, which will be constantly
replenished by fresh purchases in
the best markets of the country
The public are assured that
no House in Ohio will be per-
mitted to excel us in the induce
ments offered to buyers at retail.
All kinds of Country Produce
bought in their season, and the
highest market prices paid.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23
Wool w anted (!

Cash paid for Wool, at the
best market rates, according to
grade and condition.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23

Grateful forthe lon gcontl nued and immense
patronage received 1t the hands Of the peo.
pleof Fairfield and the adjoining counties, We
shall continue our accustomed efforts to g,ve
satisfaction, by furnishing good goods at low
prices, and untlring attention to the wants o
customers.
REBER, KUrZ L ULRICK.
Lansaster, June 5, ls6s-tf11
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-27

CT Wharf and Jefferson
MnrFell
At Wharf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-27


MaIlory, CIV
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TaYlor n w
Turner James 81
TTabue Preston
Talbot w d
Taylor mrs Nancy r
Thomas james r
Thornton mrs w A
TillfOrd j M
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-27

Cedar, bes Spruce 3 Moline, city pl
end McLemore, city plan
cor Spruce and Berry
Cumberland alley
Front, bet Gay and r 8, city plan. ba
Spruce, bet Mon and Mad
Ewing, bet Allison d Wetm'e. EtEW q
$ Cherry. bet Kim 3 Ash. Camp'ls phi
Market. bet Mallory and Centre, Paul
Front and Locust
Line, no 20
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-27

I'll I'll
~ 49,
3. 1O.C
DeaderiCk. McGavock W, Erwin e, u
Cor High, Crawford and Washington 2s
cor Watkins ave and Vine 80
Watkins ave, Sigmond e. Marshall W 9
Summer to High, B and W add 20
:. 26
Watkins are, Sigmond 9, MarshaIl W il
cor Watkins ave and Vine 81
cor High, Crawford and ashington 80
peaderick, McQav0ck W, Erwin 80
81
cor High, Crawford and Washington 90
watkins ave and Vine 81
/. Sigmond E, Marshall " IL
Summer to High, b and w add 26
Deaderick, McGavOck w, Erwin 9 61l
High. Crawford and Washington S0l
cor Watkins ave and Vie 90
4. IL
cor Summer and Hamil on 00I
Deaderick, McGayock W, Erwin e Cox
N Hiah, Crawford ana Washington 3Ol
Line and Vine 46[
7gf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-27

IrImbIe Laura
Turner Abner
TurbevilIe WI
Utley, VIM, gu rdian for I !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-27

1851 $50 % 81 {
1861 90 20
1861 80 Is 1o
1857 go 1ato Il
1867 $50 ii IL ]
1857 AS 80 81 2
1867 20
iss7 rs 1917 /
1867 5D8 II "a
1853 1853 Is IS {
issS IL Is Is 4
1853 $50 4Dto 4s
1868 go ~
1868 10 80
1863 l60 81 o5 q
70g 100 g g
1893 90 6ato 90
1868 CO 49
1865 1HO II 52 :;
1868 80, g.
1868 20 %
1853 90 1g 19
Tcea oE0 77fn17
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-27

JEFFERSON, bet Cherry and College
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16
TIE BALTIMORE CorroS TaApz.-rhe cot:o

TIE BALTIMORE CorroS TRADz.-rhe cotton
merchants OF the City OF Baltimore have lately
adopted tho following rnles:
First. That eli o,tton transactions shall bo
mudo through cotton brokers.
Second. That the brokers' commissions snail
be fifty cents per bale, one hall To 10 pad BY
the se.ler and one half by the buyer.
r IT'D. 1t shall be the duty Cf the broker 10
sample ami pass upon all cott2a, and i'll case
his judgment shall be objected to by e,thor
party, TIC dissatisfied party shall have the
right to call another b okor, and IN case oil the
Two not agreeing. a lh'rd broker shail be- called
ID, aud the united Judgment OF Two OF them
shall be final.
I, is further recommended that Six iron bands
or hoops shall b. sufficient for Zach bsle; any
excess Of tua5 nuinuer shai! bU taken "t, or
the weight allowed, 1t the option Of C!u buyer:
ts'solY or frau,luently packed co;:oa sh 'utd
be r ,ctcd. No allowance shall be mad; IN
mlx=d packed c!t;ois when the Dayer takes
then us cad Of e2CuisluG his light vi rrJec-
tion. A:y bale Selg H.; les tasn SoC pounds
snail bc ccusidcred uEmo' c.iGDtaJ 9 AM n.y.
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