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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-22
THE COTTON MARKETS..


Augusta aasass Oct ID
CottOn-The market opened active, and closed
shade hrmer, but without any quOtable advance
from Mondays closing figures. Holders were firm
at 245c for middling; sales $40 bales receipts 973
bales.
Atlanta, Ca, Oct, 10.
Cotton-Market active; middlings 23K@2aic;
low middlings DC; good ordinary 2lc; receipts 70
bales.
Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 10.
Cotton Montgomery cotton market active to-day
at 23Ic for low middlings; some good ordinary
brought 23c; receipts liberal.
Macon, Ga, Oct. 10.
Cotton Receipts to-day 7SS bales; sales 4Sl;
shipped 42l. The market firm, with strong
demand all day, at an advance of &c on yesterday
quotations. The offering stock Is comparatively
light, and all offered is readily taken. The market
closed firm at 24c for mddlings-sOmething fancy
axe
savannah. Ga, Oct. 10.
Cotton-Receipts 3,O75 bales; sales $50; market
very firm; demand good; middlings 25kc.
Charleston, =. &c, Oct. 10.
Cotton-sales $50 bales; receipts 1874; exports,
coastwise, 500; market firmer; stock light; mid
dlings 2j4c.
Mobile, Ala, Oct. 10.
Cott0n-In good demand closed hard; sales 800
bales; receipts 7s5; exports go; middlings 241Ec,
Columbus, Ga, Oct. 10.
Cotton-The market opened this morning at
231Zc., but about noon, owing to improved advces.
the demand became very active at 231lc, and closed
with buOyant feeling. Good middlings brought
dc. Sales 532 bales. Receipts $50 bales. Ship
ments 1874 bales.
Selma, Ala, Oct. 10.
Cotton-Market quiet and steady. Sales 275 bales.
Low middhngs % to 23Ac.
Huntsville, Ala, Oct. 10.
COttOn-Receipts As bales. Market steady. Sales
made at prices ranging from 221{ to 221lc; lot
sold at 2214c.
Memphis, Oct. 10.
COttOn-In consequences of more favorable intel
ligence from the East, and stronger demand, the
market improved and active at prices 1Sd4C
higher, closing firm with light offerings. Sales
were 800 bales, the market closing follows
Good ordinary 23A624; low middling 24L ; mid
ding 244 strict middling 247S@245{; good mid
ding %.
Cincinnati, Oct. 10.
COtton-The market is active, with brisk de-
mand, and more liberal offerings. Prices &c
higher with sales of middling at 251<c., and low
middling at 24sl925c . h.
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The New York Times of the 18th last, says:
The import entries for the past week amount to
S3,I37 7S9, against the total entries of S. 459
same week last year. The export clsarances of do
hectic produce amount to 8, 284 S57, against 81
1853 $50 same week last year. The customs of the
week are s. l67 1872 The receipts of cotton coast
wise and by railroad, are "a ia bales.
The gold values of the import entries of foreign
merchandise at New York since January l, 1863,
as follOws-the entries Of foreign sneeeie being
omitted:
Total since January l. $3.50 1O7 1863
q, -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LINCK'S HOTEL
RESTAURANT,

ADJOINING THIS LOUISVILLE AND
NASHVILLE DEPOT.
hOrIh 90 lPge ste,
Is NOW OPEN FO& THE RECEPTION
of the public BeiDg kept on the
EUROPEAN PLAN.
With elegant rooms, well furn she', the Pro-
pristcr hops to make it ali that the public
can desire
uctl3 2W* W. L. LlNtk PrdPhetOT
DHILoS UPHI OF MARRIAGE.-A NEW
| Courseof Lectures, rs delivered at the New
York Niue um of natomy. embracing the sub
jocts: How TO Live. and What to Live tOri
Youth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood Gen
orally Reviewed; The Cause Of Indigestion;
Flstuleuce and Nervous Diseases Accounted
for; Marriage Philisophicdliy Considered, etc
These lectures will be fOrwarded GA receipt
four STAMPS. nv addressing SECRErARY BAL
TIMoBs MUsxU OF ANATOMY. "A West Balti-
uore street, Baltimore. Nd mySO ly
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EdlsfsId Carriage Mandatory
con. WOODLAND AND BARRON SIS

EDaEFIEaD, TENN EsSEE.
EHIC.ES J ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
v from he mest stylish TO the Plalnest, built
10 order Repairing done N the best style
All our WORK Is dcne Ia the most durable man
ner ana satisfsetian guaranteed.
n.yj3 n - SMEDES LESLIE.
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A1,uOU worth Carounas six per cents, new SD. tx A
Inc New York COIaDlerciaL aud Financial Chrrn-
iete mas compiled table showing the amount of
the dlherent issues of $40 bonds purchased bv
the Government from May II, when the first pur-
chase was made, to the close of last week from
which We obtain the following.
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MSssRs. DGRTcH 4 HADDOX- Gentlemen / de-
sire, for the benefit " the afflicted, 70 make
statement in regard to DR. A. q GoOdlets
HOuck's Panacea. / was afflicted for several
years with a disease pronounced 20 be SeFoiula
~ its most agg awaited form, during when time
/ was under the treatment of several eminent
physicians hut failed 70 derive any benefit from
their remedies. / bad at the time i've ulcers IN
my neck disrRargiBR from ore 10 too quarts
per day; my suffering. M cons equence'
was almost unendurable. As last &c
sort, / applied TO DR.. GOodlet. VINO pre-
scribed bis Panacea and an ointment tor dress
ing the uleers and TO my surprise ss wei az &c
light, had tab en- but two or three bottles Snen
| began rapidly to improve, and AFTER using
about eight bottles, was perfectly cured ~
has been several years since, and no symptoms
Of the loathsome disease has ever return "a. n
by this statement others nay be induced ~ give
mis- remedy fair trial and thereby De reheyed
Of their snfFering il will accomplish that Tor
Which il IL written Yours respectfully
a. 49,, 1850 JAS. A. n ATWOOD
For sale bv all Druggists
Va 500 DORTCH MADDOX.
- ,r Manufacturers Nashville. Tenn.
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NeWINewN NewyH

ANC" ANNNNs -
We have just opened an elegant line of
mourning goods, comprising novelties
never before in the market. We shall sell
them at New York prices, and warrant the
eolors. Ladies are respectfully invited to
examine. E. & J. NoRTHMAN,
No. 20, Public Square
THE cheapest line of black and colored
silks at E. q J. NoRTHMAN's-
Don fail to visit the Fair Grounds and
witness Miss Wolfe's Balloon Ascension.
FINE velve!eens, allfcolors, at
E. & ]. NoRTHMAN's.
EMPRESS cloths, alpacas and poplins at
E. &. ]. NoRTHMAN's
BRoCHE shaWls, cloaks, chinchillas at
E. 4 j. NoRTHMAN's.
Princess MetteInich skirts, sashes kids,
cheap at E. J. EoRTHMAN's.
Miss L. WOLFE will make her twenty
third Balloon Ascension this afternoon.
Received this week at W. W. Totten q
Bros, No. % and IS College street, Nash
vile:
I 900 doz. cans Quintor Tomotoes
500 Baltimore
800 Peaches
500 Gorhom Corn,
800 Yarmouth
800 Lawton Blackberries,
100 Strawberries,
100 Raspberries,
100 Portland Lady Peas,
And great variety of other choice goods.
Dealers will save money by pricing W. W.
Totten & Bros goods before buying else
where octl7tf
GRAND Balloon Ascension this afternoon,
at o'clock, on the Fair Grounds.
We keep large and elegant stock of
dry goods, and warrant every article.
ocl7 Iw z & j. NoRTHMAN.
From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
We advise persons having diseases of the
hair to use Professor Christy's Celebrated
Hair Lotto. It's put up IN a bottle and box.
Ladies who once use Lotto discard every
other preparation for the Hair, as it is the
best dressing for the Hair in the world
The Lotto never fails to remove the worst
cases of Dandruff, and restore gray and
bleached Hair to its natural color.
For sale by Druggists sample bottles sent
to any address in the United States by ex-
press for 81.
PROFESSOR CHRIsTY q Co,
No. III Chestnut Street,
octl7-Gm Philadelphia, Pa
The cars will run to the fair grounds
every half hour during the day, leaving
the Chattanooga depot Fare ten cents
ach way
If you want 10 save money, buy your
mattresses from f. II Miller. No 8 COLES
street, between Church and Union
sepil8 In
81 CEnrI.s Hotel
O" Market street, near the Square, Nash
Vile, n 2 Hamilton, Proprietor. Single
neal-, SO c, nts Board and lodging per
day, f. 90 sep8 3m
Maxwell HOHse Gents Furnishing
store.
GRAY 4 NOBLE have added another
feature to the Maxwell House by fitting up
No. IA, under the building, as fret class
Hat and Gents Furnishing Store in The
very beat style. Their stock is 81 entirely
new, aud will be sold ct as loS prices as
oa, Lo h,,,.Lt .-,-,s -, :, -. H.,
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S. J. slime, No. 81 Public Square, has
just received the finest stock of groceries
and foreign produce, which he sells 10
quantities to suit purchasers at the lowest
market price ocIl6 lw
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1Sll(ISiE

LLR THE CURE CT COCGES COLDS.
II Sore Throat, Dyspepsia. Asthma. ScrUfula,
DisOrdered Stomach. Liver and Bowel, etc
u acts upon the circulating funds, and cor
reefs their tendency 10 all diseas IS which orr
ginafe in vitiatPd blood. diseased liver. de-
prave appetite CT predis position to affection
VI the lungs. IL nOurishes. strsngthens and
sui pCr-s the system. and consequently prOlongs
lie
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Nashville Provision Market.
Market quiet, and stock very short We quote:
BACON-Clear sides 2Oc shoulders IKE; plain
country hams 21@22c. choice canvased hams Dc
LARD-We quote in tierce at 19c.; in kegs 2lc.
Nashville Produce Market.
PEANUTS-Sales of 200 bushels to-day at 81 3d.
DRIED FRUIT-Sales to-day Of 6 200 apples at
Sc per ID.
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.s1s.s91.h50

The exports Of specie from New York to foreign
ports last week, amounted to 81 ,0l0,5l against
S4l0,3i3 the corresponding week last year The fol-
lowing will show the total exports of specie from
New York to foreign ports from January / to OctO-
her IL in ne veara nota1.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-22

ST. CHABLUs HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS -
Whilst this justly celebrated hotel would
make a grand capitol for Louisiana, we
are CAD The report is untrue that it has
been sold to the Slate for that purpose.
We would rather eat pomPano and drink
generous wine at Halls famed board Than
hear the fnesl speech that cCnld be made
in il as a Legislative hall Il ia now foil
Of the coed people of the South, including
many of its fair daughters; and il has co.
gagemenls, we learn, for fImiliep, which
promises for it q perfect feast of entertain
ment this winter The hotel has been
thoroughly renovated, and is now complete
and equal to its palmiCs days.
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Maxwell House GenIs' Furnishing

GRAY 4 NOBLE have added another
feature to the Maxwell House by fitting up
No, IA, under the building, as a fret class
Hat and Gents Furnishiog Store in The
very beat style. Their stock is 81 entirely
new, and will be sold at as lo~ prices as
can be bought anywhere IN the city.
Everybody go and see The new store.
UcI4 If
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NJ. CEnrI.s Hate,

O" Market street, near the Square, Nash
Vile, n 2 Hamilton, Proprietor. Single
neal-, so c, nts Board and lodging I,rr
day, f. 90 sep8 3m
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CottOn-The market opened active, and closed a
shade frmer, but without any quotable advance
from Mondays closing figures. Holders were firm
at 245c for middling sales $40 bales; receipts 973
bales.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

The sales Of Southern State bonds at the New
\ ork stock Exchange on the 18th inst were as fol-
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GENERAL MARKETS.

THURSDAY, oct, u, 1869,
Nashville Cotton Market.
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The finest wines and brandies at Shines,
N o. "a Public Square ocl6 1S
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Increase since January 1.....-...... S44 7SS, 500
The currency value of the exports Of domestic
produce and miscellaneous goods from New York
since January l, 1869, is as follows:
Total since January 1.......-.... S152, IS7, 424
Against same time 1868. ............ 1919 ,9f6
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We have just opened an elegant line of
mourning goods, comprising novelties
never before in the market. We shall sell
them at New York prices, and warrant the
eolors. Ladies are respectfully invited to
examine. E. & J. NoRTHMAN,
No 20 Public Souare.
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Ala. Oct. I9.

Cotton-Market active; middlings 23H6232fc:
low middlings DC; good ordinary 2lc; receipts 70
, 1869-10-23

specially Intervening to the medical pfofess1ont
the leath z Fspers being, 4 Contribution 70 he
C11rlcsl uiktp{J Of varo!ooA Dt&eaaea ooou11tngtn
ch4ldren and Mtnors," By Dt. Pepper Of the pntia-
defphta Buep4ta]; = A Copfr1b7uon to 2sparzttTe
suiRes,, ~ bJ Dr. Buck Of the EeW York Hospital;
nEmbpl1kn Of the Cenr1a, Artery uf Tic Res,na, y
by Ir. Bpeer of P.ttAbuIRh; "Absceas 10 Bone, ~
1r, BlscstnAnn; aud Poisoning By Three GEa1ns
o. Atropia, By Dr, Gross Of Pnladelraia
The BraEAU u the plthy title Of new CONNER.
cial magazine, published in this city, snd desoted
TO the consideration ot Westeu commerce aud
uauptacturtA: Its contents aEt both votofatnoua
and valuable, aud gtre prou1fe Of = sesy exteaeni
uaEartne IN this special direction Tic initeAl
n1mtet Il certainly equal IN eTe11 respect 70 tne
test publications Of IL class IN the country. a,
Armstrong. Of the Mercantile Agency. 1N ana 1os
Wabash .ruue, Il the puhlts her and proprietor.
The Axr JoIuxAL tChicaeo} for Augott and
sep.ru,s-r u cut The oonteuta, both original
and selected, srs deserving Of iii praise, but The
epRrsttngs which should be good here, II ah5'
where. arc s'roclonAly TAD II would be oet&el
for the publishers TO have rone ht al .nan te
pub!ish such cazlcaturek
MUSICAL
SIN another Of tic Conservatory publications
MI, Colobeckb GRADES Ap pAlkSAssCA Of tht
eutce comes to us. Reduced to plo!n EnglAh, !
!. yoeal method with plato accompaniment, IL
tended to develop the quality, poster, and de11
t.ll,y OF the voice, and u chtedg Intended ft
female yo,ces 1t Is f11l Of very valuable practices
hints which our sn9ess would DO vel 10 ooseffe
III. Staah, the pianlst, has broken the shell
his lo+g s,ietce, and hAa joss published Fe1:
Characteristic piece Of music, called THx betias
or CHICAGO, Jo.ta tsi1laatx, which Is sutelenn!
d,t1.uft TO t1y the mott nimnle oi ange1a.
, 1869-10-23

The ladies' Of DALAI, Oregon, haely got up some
tableaux for the teue1t OF = church, Among which
was ono called tie Anew Oruef Of Tn1nxa-' In
It tie men were represented - nursing hab,es,
rak!nz brrAd, ard taking one another to dealh,
y slle the women we're caopplng wood aud doing
othcr outdoor Eorx. The picture Eas received
wltn aFrlhnse.
Chtcesc gt-,s are cot considered Of suf,cient
account 10 be named. So faey arc simply NUN.
bezed-nr7t d&rghter, second daughter, dc- \
recent letier frc1n lady rotsssouA1J, uenx Pekn,
eresfa Of Sunday school IN her charge IN which
vcr. encouraging progress IS made in promoiinC
The ,nI!y.daAssy md set re:pecs OF the gtriA The
teachers insist On g1s1nX them names
4 few nights knce, ~ the Dishs express On The
yew York Central Road WIS rear Amsterdam, =
taby. nno vas lorkins ont OF an open window,
Sase Eprue, srd IN iEa1 EEL fen f1on tA 1oosh-
| es's arn to the ground. TIE snnEhtcd mo1cer,
! xihou, thought Of the danger, Eashed to tne
titor, and eaped from the train. As soon II ros-
Stbe the ca1 were stopped. and backed TO the
fsot, fe1e every one expected 10 learn OF the ta
III MUIR OF both mother and child But, strange
to SAT, neither waa hurs except that the baby hsd
| : Aiight bsujse on tbs side Of the heA1 Tns
Eotner x,ated that, n snc taw 1ne ehae 60 out o
| the window, her Only thought ras thst she " wat
ed The hzhy-''
The esttnated lost OF shopkeepefs IN Paris
csrseA by one pa,ttnsaz claas Of robbery 10 which
l1et Ase EopleeAets Auu WHICH IL Aa1s co3uNJ
known Us shoplfttne, Is from f14,0o0 70 Et6, ,0oc
annually. The pieces Of sl!k and 1oollcn stun
thus ttoca are rarely disposed Of IN Pstis as tas
p1Hn&ncps &ln Lot take toem Without maxim
tie most 1nin2te Inquiries, aud the dt7lc7 In tuc
merchandise 1rc the nest Ia eA1l Ia tho police uhes
It Is cdcsed 10 them IN this Irregular Ear. It I
Ea!d That mos, OF It Il seAt TO LONDON, wterc ther
arc depost cxtat:lshed for tae e12ress purpose o
RECEIVING tue produce ct Eoaasttes on the caaI
rent
Tue rarsgusy.n var has cast Brazil u the raj
Of E..0+-y ttriiIls AID 100 M, per dem: It HI
cost the Arsrct:1e R'pu ,!,s aeoot Ed,oo9 an
, 1869-10-23

A correspondent calls our attention 70
the faet that wben Hon. ]. B. Rrsdweu ran
On the Citizens ticket for Judge Of the
County Court, in the year lSGl, he wss put
on the ticket as Democrat, md that one Of
the arguments used for selecting him WAS
that The Democrats wero entitled to one
Jndge,- tho candidate for Jafge Of The an-
1erior Court on the same ticket being Ke-
publican.
Judge Bradwc}1 is extremely volnblc just
now in aenouncing such coalitions as that
of 1861, by virtue Of which be was first
elected to Office. The only differences that
VIC can see between tho coalition Of 1851
and that Of 1860 is that the fosrnor Was
n,ado at the beginning Of the war, and The
latter nearly Eve years after the end Of the
wnr. The Citizens ticket on which Ju1gt
Brrdvell (Dcn,ocrat} was elected was p',
in the field thrcc months after the bau!e 81
l,nll Run WIS fought. The present Citi
zeua' ticket, upon which br.vc unios
soldier has been nominated for Count,
Judge, is put in tho field four years ans
six months after the last 1chel laid do11
| HIS AruaS
, 1869-10-23

rhe t;;a,yrx eraln has ,en rt.ti, e$l sl1.ce ,ht.
asoyr tah.r. w*re u.acc u2: s7s cars 4heat: ".
c..e and srn nu corn; ss cars oats: ee cars re.
ar! c.zs tat.ey. Tuta,, saos u tn
There ras ia.- a:tcndanes On .ctaa:e 10 day.
a,d rstner ight aggregate Of s.an.ac,iop.. a, u
luwes 1anee nj prices N roa,l. to Rraz escer tu
ha1et. The weswress vas u1usaaL e7en f,r u:r
IasAets, the averaRs drop beu,g zs-5c:.t ga.
cacsed b reports Of tecAbe In Nav iurk AMI
Liverpool, witch was probably Ei,ie e;se tnAa a
Consequence OF pfesiDpa Wtatltss herr.
Lake 'reiRh's we're more acrlve, principally cfs
"@taf, 81 d 1c higher on k'nsason. Int ;4c lower
oI Bolsao. tie premium Oh ths former jfOft be.5E
d1e to the fact that oaly one Trip can be Made tas
ute IN the eeaenn- A tn.al OF niue wheat charters
vas II por'ed, at lsc to Kingston. ana ettt-c to
ocnasu; rHn chartera Eete raksa for cora 1t axe
4 to EEatlo. --
, 1869-10-23


So long as any danger existed that the
negro would fail TO obtain equa! rights with
the white man throughout the country,
TnE CHICAGO Tn1ncsE labored earliest and
most earnestly TO secure them 10 him. In
isG4-5, sheu the question wns really at
isEue. ah1ouph The martial policy Of recon-
e,1uctiou adopted by Andrew John
eon. and from which the negro vaa
exclrded. TnZ T1urSr Was first and most
earnest of the entire doily press of tho
eonntrv in demanding that mora efficient
snd democratic uol;er of Reconstruction
w}irb waa nf,er xaTa a5onted. We remep,.
ber that the rrresent editor of the orpan of
the Ba1nac,es was then devout johnson.
ite, and strongly opposed to impartial suf-
fraee or any form Of negro suffrage. The
, 1869-10-23
THE INDIANS,

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Iss'1 tFoAeu u "as e3ooSu1 I'LL" Fot' Aetae1-
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, 1869-10-23
GRAND RALLY TONIGHT.

4 g:and rally Of people Of Chicago, in
behalf Of the Citizens ticket, will take
place at Farwell HILL Ibis evening. The
names Of tbs speakers viii be fonnd III aza-
other colnuu, and we can promise the
public the mcst entertaining end IN
st1uctiva t1isc1ssion oI municipal
affairs that has erer como in their
uay. Let there be general turnout from
Ill tho divisions Of tho city. The Citizens
movement has received En- extraordinary
irnpetus during the past week in both city
and country. Ills ginning ground every
day end lour. One week more Of earnest
nnd efficient labor will accomplish a wo1l
CT publication here which will hayt
its iEnnenee in every misgosesred city *
the United States; and the tide Of reform
setting in Ut San Francisco, will not sto}
until il reaches New York, and purges thu
corrupt den Of the thieves md villain
ehsse presence has mnde it the most con
spicuous n1agne spot in Chrsstendom-
, 1869-10-23

ed hy ship -builiers, or by free trade in the
sbipa themseivea, as demanded By the ahip-
owning c1ass, csllB attention to the subject
Of 8tnte tazation On ships, which would
seem to have very important bearing on
the whole question
att Will be Of little pse to reduce the first cost Of
N AMERICAN owned yea1el Wills, 10 long ~ she
II engaged IL The CAT, ltR trada. she haa to psv,
Al vestels fTaouV7ng TO citizens OF BoIton. New
Yotk. ant fhIladelphla noH hare to paI, lax Of
from ~ to per cent On her rnloa ever Ie2- 10
The stAta ed cit} governments.
"A New ioIk merchant baiit4 OF huya xtaa-~
q 10 fun between ibis post and Liverpool Sue
casis, saJ. ta1 600 On this arount the SINE nc,ti
atv Of New York require him to par from 55psp
70 9ate0 year Ia the shApe Of pefson1t taxrs. 4
Liverpool netchaut puts I steamer of the kane
SAl1e Qr The Astne route, and ha pay1 no local tAx
II al. The Ne* yort merchant, thezefo<e il con.
AisntfY haDperet By 4 dtscr1uotDarlnu ASainst hin
Of r t00u 10 5000 JeaF. II 1t any wonder
that tho yesse1a which coma Into tht3 port
arc III o~ ned La Ensand7 ETeu Americans whu
Wteh to invest thttr capital IN ahlpz prefer to du
II by hui lpR hha1es In British n4rl9atsou conpa-
nteA Tae Cphatd iue owna. ny, 3tn OK, ,n>o worth
OF steamers. on which they poy no tsx he3onh
thst on the inoome earned by saeml II they we're
u wear At least Of Stale aud ciiy t4xes9
VT sppe2rH, then, inst II u uos to Congress
alone t6kt We are to look for relief from the pse-
eel dfpreasion Of American cummerra. Tho tn-
diGc1al S1atea and cities must also DO their pass,
aud hy exempttnE ships frout local taxation, ent-
bic American Ahlp-oNne1s 70 stzFt On equal Terms
With thq4t Of Great Rr1tAEn.' -
, 1869-10-23

r{3,- 3art, H-rn,3, Irar,,+, f.yA Issued En
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address 10 Its 1f7ends IN the country, IN
which il reviewed its mast nrorress- and the
r.
future plans stated. The League w&s
formed Turing the ,zut. when the protac-
honlstss under the coraf OF meeting tne
,aoaes;t;aa rf tha f,ovarnmant xvers usiro
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the legislation OF Congress to build up their
n4z-, ,,rof+e Tn 1SG5 tho ef,l,acrit,t ;,na tn
90 pA'00 - - ~
tho League were $3.50; n 1eGH, Ssto; in
1887 ~ OFT. in 1879. sG,3,3. md mn to
lo"', *"'", 's S,"' A"" ~ -
October, 1860, $780, In lSGs RmonthlJ
Nal AZ. r...,,n ,,., ,x,..,,.,.,1
paper, calleu tao Ae"3aes "'a coA1A4ehtou'
and under tho uatpo Of tho 1'rndtr, has
| So. -
been cont1nued7 ano h& c1xEuL11on oI
1 nm ronios Txn hundred thonsani1 t1oc,,.
r,ont. ~ n,,z a;strh,,to5 .nrn.llv Wber-
a-.- ~ ,,a,ta ~ tbo rao,no ~ tbax f,,a
| sas,.. r.s1.,wo Tho 1oaoro ,,az WOW in
49, -, -. ,...,,z.., 7,,,fan.,,- A-t,r
pa.,~ ~ 4Ianrw ntanona,,7 .;1ad =,
-a.:a, ..o.,;1.s l.. .aaoa,,as 49,, 11on~r
Wand @ nceeher VIM Ilovi1 Garrison Ei.
-ron1 s+t;,eo, " a. Rrvant and Dr: