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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-07

10 our advertising columns this morn
ing viii be found at large the programme
Of The fair to be held in thia city, com
meneing % The 1sth insi. and continuing
SIX days. The premiums exceed ten
thousand dollars, and ar Paid IN money.
10 addition, there are 70 be nunbsr Of
special premiums in cash.
The grounds are the largest ever devo
ted 10 this purpose in The South, and are
the most elegantly and e1pensively i'm
proved. Nothing in the South Of the
kind ever compared in beauty Of loea-
lion, extent, tsste and skin Of Arrapge-
menL and in cost Of decoration, with
these grounds. No exhibition embraced
80 great and fine varieties Of stock, Of
agricultural and mechanical skill, Of art
in its manifold forms, as are 70 be at
tracted by This truly grand affair.
All articles are admitted free. The own
srs Of stock are furnished stables AAd
stAlla free, and nothing showing the en-
ergy, industry, enterprise, skill, art or tad
Of Tennessee is taxed for admittance. Al
are invited To make their entries in dul
time, as the lAbors Of the ofheers during tn
fair viii be excessive.
To he public at large We may say TIA
q more magnificent exhibition was neve
seen in the Southern stztes than the com
ing fair at Nashville.
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Mobile, AIa., Oct. a.
Cotton l. in iiir demand and closed frm: sales
!Ol bales receipts l,h9 bales; exp1us ISL
bales inidilines 2i3aa2i34c-
savannah. Oct.
Cotton-reeeipts 20sg bales; market dali
middlingi z55zi sales 5os bales.
Charleston, Oct. 4.
Cotton irmer and advanced % &c; sales 20
bales miidlinEs , 81 receipts 1000.
Augusta. Ga. Oct. 4.
Cotton opened firm at &c for middling. but
closed weak and 80 q lower sales idoi receipts
Macon. Ga Oct. q
Receipts today 81 bales; sales %; shipped
81. The market opened frm with a good de-
thus until the usual noon disDatehes were re
ceiTed, when prices advanced a half cent-the
market closing hrm At "a cent? for miiilings.
Columbus. Ca, Oei. q.
Middling was aaoted at dc. until the Afler-
noon dispaiches were reeeiyed- They caused
closed dull Little cotton upon the streets.
Sales. g tales. Receipts. 2sbales.
selma Ala. Oct. O..
Market opened quiet. hut under favorable Id
vices from New lorh holders advanced
their figures above the views Of buyers. la
rcccdei and the market closed easy At Gie for
Low Aiddrings. SALES. &c bales.
ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. q.
Market quiet at ZBns3lzc for midllings. pc
for low miidlinrs. 2lc for rood ordinary. Re-
ccirts light. Receipts for the wee about 80
bales.
Montgomery. Ala, Oct. a
The cotton market this evening is fair, but
offerings are small. The advance in New fork
impaired more activity IN our market, which i.
hrm at 2le for low middlings.
Cincinnati, Oct a.
The receipts have been more liberal. and the
dcclininE tendency has caused buyers to hold
Of. and prices have destined. but the market
closes hrmer. hiddling Is offered at 26a1s &C
per ID. Lower grades are scarce.
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F. 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 nov open for iasPsefi0n
sel9 In
As an expsc'orsnt, C. F. Gallons
Cough BalsAm cannot be sreelled.
ocil deodSslm
II you ~Ant to save money, buy your
mattresses from f. II Miller, No. 9 College
street, between Church and Union.
spills In
A SURE specific and ihvigorAlor ia all
cases Of chills and fever, indigestion and
dyspepsia, il Jsakia3 Cae5rltei Stomach
Bnas. Sold By all respectable druggists
and at r P. JESKISs
No. 50 North Market street
oc5 If opposite Union street.
BEECH, MANLovE q Co. have now In
store the largest and most attractive stock
Of staple and fancy dry goods they have
ever offered to the trade. Also, their stock
Of cArpeting, mating, oil cloths, etc, Il
large and we'll assorted. They give an
invitation 10 all 10 come and see their
eoOds, No 90 North College street
sepl4 #
Tgz largest stock Of drugs, dyestuHs,
-. II. -. - =, H. rifu a.
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VOSADALIS

u,uu ,,u .
1hkAL AMkklCAN
y hAtbIh hhs tOkkh pu-
tlso tle 9loqd and cures 5ofo-
i55i.. nybnnA hkin Dleeases,
lAneamAtAaln. Diseases Of We
men. ARD AZ ehronio adeetions
q ne blood, liver and kidnoya
i,s:eoommended By the Msdiesl
faenlty and many Thousands OF
clans and natie5ts - - Z, -, ! ~ -. = ,
Road ! IL s.rd - -. n -. ~
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MAURT COUNTY FAIR.
Third Day.

Third Day.
There Vas an immense crowd Al the FAIR
Grounds yesterday, End the exhibition WAS
all that could be desired. The display Of
saddle stock WAS probably equal to any
ever seen in Tennessee. Below Il list Of
The premiums awarded:
second Day-C0ntinued.
Harnss mules, (pair)-Jas " HagAn,
premium; TT S I Terry, certificate.
Harness mules, single jas " Hagan,
premium ] N Alexander, certificate.
sEeepstake mules n Alexander, pre-
MUM Jas W Hagau, certificate.
Third Day.
SADDLE STOCK.
Stallion, four yearB old-JOhn FiiE.
gearal, Williamson county, premium ;
Thos 3 Bond, Williamson county, Ger
tifcate.
stalli IN, three Year, old, (ShAksPears) T.
W II Brown, premium A Logan,
Prince certificate.
Stallion, two years Old-Bird FilzseAral,
premium.
Stallion, one year old John Fiizsearal,
Williamson county, premium Bob Eatea,
certificate.
Mare, four years old, (Silyertal mays
4 DOdsoB, premium; J Z Witt, certificate.
Mare, three years old-M II Hagan,
premium.
Mare, two years dbl Farri7, pre-
MUM S II Armstrong, certificate.
Mare, one year old-Wm Parker, pre-
MUM 5 Il Armstrong, certificate.
Mare eolt-SiP Thompson, premium 5
Jacksy Fleming, certificate.
SweepstAke Stations, any sgu-N ii
Brown, premium JnO Fiizsearal, eer-
iicate, Williamson county.
Mare, any sge-s Z CAperton, premium 5
Jno F Haley, BELL certificate.
Adjourned until 81 o'clock.
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10 one Of our hsir-woTking establish
men.s yesterday, lady was heard to re-
mark that she did not want any Of them
braids, japan switches aud things on her
head-that with them, If her husband
took a notion TO give her hair a Pulliag,
half Cf the women in Europe, Asia and
America long since deceased, would be
screaming al the same time with her.
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Tbs lsdies were cut yesterday in foil
strength, and were promensding through
the principal thoroughfares, and patron.
ling to some extent the different dry
goods establishments The day was
beautiful, and We have not seen sueh a
stir for a long time.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Il Coursoof Lectures. a. delivered at the New
York Mus I'm Of Anatomy. embracing the sub
ieots. Hos 70 Live. and What to Live for
Youth. Maturity and Old Age; Manhood Ten
orally Reviewed; The Cause Of Indigestion;
FlatulCnca and Nervous Diseases Accounted
Tor; Marriage Philisophically Considered, etc
These lectures viii be forwarded on receipt o
four stamps, BY addressing SscBETARI BAL
rnORE MusHu o. AEAruET, "A West Balu-
more street. Baltimore, Nd. myDly
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4 cart loaded with coal Wa UPSET on
Broad street yesterday evening. No seri-
Ou' damage, except the loss Of tune
reloadine, which the driver got through
with like a philosopher.
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should use HaEan's Magnolia Balm.
It Eives a son, refined. sAtin-uks texture to
the Complexion. removes RouEhness. Roiness,
Blotehes. Sanburn. Tan. etc. and adds tings
Of Pe1rly Bloom to the plainest features Ii
briurs the Bloom Of Youth to the fading cheek.
and changes the rustic Country Girl into
Fashionable City Belle.
In the use Of the Magnolia Balm lies the true
secret Of Beauty. No lady need complain Of
her Complexion who will invest % cents in this
delightful article
Ly0n's Kathairon is the best Hair Dressing
10 use sepz cod dAH
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Together with 4 complete assortment Of
Gents Furnishing Goods. etc
Having purchased my goods for cash,
| am enabled to sell goods lotto Is per
cent. cheaper than any other house in the
city, and TO convince yourself Of the fact
give old MIKE a call, and you will go
away satisfied.
J. W. EVANS is still on hand al the
Old Stand. corner Market street and the
Square, and will be pleased to see all his
old friends, and new ones, who may favor
him with a call
oei6 I'm ship
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FREsEs, gimP-, and all other fash
ionable trimmings, at @ Rice 4 Coz, g.
College street ocil IL
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THE HEALING POOL.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. Who have fall
en- into vicious habits. and nov desire higher
life. and better MANHOOD, With certain
means Of relief for the afflicted. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes. free Of eharre. Addrss HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION. Box ?, Philadelphia,
Pa sep2s dkw 3m
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We ATE authorised to announce D. Q. Clark Is
a candidate for Revenue Collector Of Davidson
county al the ensuing March election sells tide
By the solicitation Of many friends. hereby
announce ny name a. 4 candidate for Revenue
Collector Of Davidson county, At The March
For Sailor.
We are authorized to announce N. Dennison
a. 9 candidate fer Jailhr At the ensuing March
election. sepls tde'
We are requested to Ennouncc William h.
Moore a a candidafe for Jailor Of this county.
1t the March election. ls51
awe are requested to announce John T Smith
a a candidate for County Tailor. at the ensuin
N arch election, $50.
Circuit Court Clerk.
We are authorized to announce David G.
Love A. q candidate for Fe-election 10 the once
Of Circuit Court Clerk for Davidson county. Al
the ensuing March election
We are authorized TO announce Isaac Liiton
As a candidate Tor Circuit Court Clerk. at the
ensuing March election
Criminal Court clerk.
Wears authorized to aunounoe J. 7. HuEEins
As a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk. At the
ensuing March election.
We are autboTilsd to anneunss ". N; ste
Il the ensuing March election
County Court Clerk
Chsatham As a candidate for County Court
Clerk, at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized % announce Mai. J, Rich
ard Mccain a. candidate for County Court
Clerk, at the ensuing March election.
Charles II. Eastman Is a candidate for the
ofiee Of Clerk Of the County Court OF David
county. at the ensuing March election
Weare authorized to announce james 7. Bell
A. candidate for County Court Clerk. at the
ensuing March election.
We are AHthorized 70 announce Capt, W. @.
EEin as a candidate for the oiice Of County
Court Clerk for Davidson county. Il the ensuing
March election.
For sheriff
We arc authorized 70 ann ounce James r.
Davis as . eandiiate for sheria. 1t the ensuing
March election.
We are authorized to announce kluah I, Pat
ters0n a. a candidate for sheriff Of Davidson
county, At the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announoe ?, N, Wood
y As oandidaif for Sheriff. Al the ensuing
March elHHfnUn
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Wanted,

A situation, BY a young man Of good
moral character and business hAbils-
writes a good hand and can make himself
useful any where. Wages not 20 much an
object a. steady employment. Best city
references address ''E, F." this Office.
oci6 a
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PEA hUIs=sales Of 100 bushels at o. 50.
DRIED FRUIT-Sales Of 100 bpshels Il %
= Market dull and declining,
BhOOM COkN-Recelpta Of 1000 lbs and
sales q 200 lbs al 4a7c-
to quality.
hias5sAles from WAGON toby at &c.
changed hands at 2ss
BEhsMAA-ls quoted n0minally at Sc.
MAAh-Sales from store At sc per ton.
snlf5llft-Me quota at 81 per ton.
entirely nominal.
BhANN-we quote At SIS per ton.
kAas-Command 4lse.
COTIvQN skED-Me quote at 20e per bushel
MOOL-Ne quote bury at 15a1lc; unwasedh
without burs 2a3a5o. washed without burs SOS
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There is no longer any sense in talking
or singing about "Comirg through The
Rye" as that article is nov more like an
exploded fable than a PalAtAble reality
1t is therefore suggested that Rushing
through the juice Of crushed Corn" would
be an amendment to suit the times.
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nARKETs BIZ TELEGRAPH.



LIVERPOOL, Oct 6-Fveuinr-Cottau drner.
middlinr uplands IL "a, Orleans l2lzd, sales
lOuo1 bale. AdViees from Manchester more
favorable. but the market for goods and yarns
is not Affected Wheat-los I'd for white Gala
fornia aud % dos "a for red Western. Re
ceipts wheat last three days $1,000 quarters, Of
which 1900 were American. Corn 3s. Flour
rs sia2is.
New York General Markets.
EEw YORE, Oct. 6.-Cotton a shade lover
SIS. Whisky 81 ls'el % Rice firm. Coffee
dull Sugir-Cuha u lzalZfc. Molasses quiet
Mheai-ambsr western 40gl IS. Corn g3c
New YORK. DrygsOds Market.
NEW NoRE. Dot. 6.-Trade has almost come
70 stand still. In Consequence Of the foods
which stopped travel for a time, and to the tight
without further important change. but the
tendency is nevertheless toward easier rates.
~. BOHi- Markets.
81. LovIs. oct. a-superiine -four s. SCOT 3.
Wheat 81 ul9l IS. Corn 73cidSl. Oats $50
-; BARLEY = lnstl %. Rye s2sase whisky
50 s5a32 81 bulk shoulders Iijs: sides IS "a
J. &c. Bacon shoulder l6l,ei clear sides ~ -
cincinnati uHrEet.
CIyrIyNirI. Oct. G.. Family dour s ga
o % wheat. red, held at 81 lGaul u. Corn $50
rs Oats a,.al9s. Barley 81 SOL "a. Rye o.
Whisky 81 ". PORK 81. Lard l7c. Bacon and
.aId-je. Cheese l5s1lhise. Erss 2le. aro-aries
unchanget. SALES Of aas hhds- tobaecl, at e. %
Louisville Markets.
Louisville Oct .-Flour-superfne g. Corn
pc. Oats He. Prime suEar lie. Coffee 2life
Mulasses as. sales Of lGl hhds tobacco At g. 10
co.'s .. Pork 81 Bacon shoulders u; sides
1izar2 BE-. Lard 49, Nhisky q 20
Memphis Markets-
MEurHIs, Oct. 6.-Cotton-midllinrs sili@
HHm1nN naHHWna anIHH and Hnisnfufa 0 nHn kH1aa
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We are authorized TO announce W. II.
Wilkinson, Ezq, candidate iOr City Re
cordsr, before the newly elresed Board o.
Aldermen and Co1ncnmen.
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Bear in mind that The frst Annual Fair
of the Tennessee Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association begins on the 18Th Of
October, and continues during the week.
Ten thousand dollars Of premiums offered.
Il will be the grand thing Of the year
Hogs and sheep will he shown on We'd
nesday, the 2Olh. Premium list may be
had At Hamilton Il Cunninghsm's, Public
Square. sips "a
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HNEmnuW.

A negro named Foster Mosely, was Ar
raigned before Squire Wilkinson yestsr-
day, on the charge Of initiating the e1-
ample Of Bingham Young, by having too
many wives. He gave security for his ap-
ng8rauFa Mondsv
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We are authorized 10 announce W. p.
Morris, Of Camden, a candidate for Comp
troller Of the Treasury Of the State, at the
ensuing Legislature pledging himself 70
satisfy all the members Of his financial
skill and qualifications for the position.
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The following are the cotton quotations 70
eeived a The National saving Company, cornfr
Union and COLLEGE streets. where cotton, gold,
bond and stock quotations are received hourly,
and are alHayI aeceasihie % The public =
NV NuHK. lz-Markct quict but steady.
NEW YoRx. 2-MaFkst weak but demand fir.
Sales L 800 bales a. ne.
LfvNnrO0t. f.30-Market lrmer Sales 1200O
bales 1000 bales 70 aDeeulator1; at I25El1lZssf.
NGW 1oRE. s-Market unchanged Ia every
respect. Sales $50 bales Tor export; III bales
for spinning. I'll bales for speculation and 500
Der DC.
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7, T. 1aynes, Franklin \ -A-Anthuuy a.. Fkrn
an Nirhals8u. Ala N " MiEhtman sc
III Lyons a w. KNOW Mr. Carter & 2thIu, Va
] b Alexander, lena Lee Rice. Luuisl lie
b GraH Louisville O. " simmons, No
Mr. d Thomas. JOHNNY j D Stains Memphis
J n Robinson, Oh Hill e. e. fruWn. Woodbury.
j W Hunter. cluu Juo larlide. Irlune
Ma Anthony a T. Tenn W l. Paine. county
IA GrirEarI. liuntinrd Dr. " " Lct Fulton
J b Dillin. Smyrna u Z jerks, Louisville
W ii Wils0n, x me. I u N Hunter.
j W Lee. Franklin u lluIm.s lem
+ u Moore, Lagrange, T WIN Baker, McMin'vilb
% SHACK leIurl Tenn D b llallN ", Dresden
D I. duncan. 7 4 7 Rii y N Tausil, Nj Peiia
Mr. " J Luster. Tenn Frank rnylar. " Tenn
D. B Vance, Woodbury. Jnu % Houston, county
r smith. Cincinnati j 4 Horton, Athens. Al
Ed Walter. Dover. Tn " L Uismukes. sum co
ID AulsTauu sla 'uruH Nu NgDauIiuy. nv
In0 vs. FrnkuuN . S McCarlcy, ky
Il b Penn A NJ saith Co Juo l. Cooper, county
% b uismukC7 Gle county
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Intelligence reached THE city yesterday
Of the death, al Jackson, Tsnnsssee, on
Monday last, Of DR.. Frank 4. Morgan,
formerly of this county. His remains will
arrive here BY the train this morning.
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Unhooped.

Hoop arr gradunlly going out Of fash
ion. 4 large Enmber Of the ladies Who
were moving through the streets yesterday
appeared plain 20. Hoped or unhoaps',
they continue To be attractive.
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We are antharizsd 10 announce Gen.
James IIickman eauJidaie before the
new Board Cor City Recorder.
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We have Made arrangements 70 Bupriy our
customers with Revenue STAMPS At the follow
ing low rates. discount payable in stsmrs. viz:
On purchases under slD-----...-.--Par
On purchases Of - Or moro.--2 Ter cont dis
On purchases Of SO or moro---2S
On purchases af $40 or m0rs.--l&
90 purchases Of $40 or more.-i4
On purchases OF So0 or more.-4k
On purchases Of si0Oo or more -
All orders must be oompanied by the moneI
nr check fot the amounL Stamps viii be sent
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NantgomeTJ Coanly TaIr-

The Senate accepted an invitation TO
attend the Montgomery county fair yes
tsrday, and will go in 4 body by special
train 10 Clsrksvills next Saturday.
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CITY NOTICES.
Arnhsl Arnhal

Thompson Bros. 4 Kelly have just
opened large stock ofthese very fashion,
able wrapping, al IS and upward.
oct6 81
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GENERAL MARKETS,

NEnNEapAT. Oct. G. l'lt
Nashville cotton market
COrTON-DurinF the early part Of the day
some few lots Of best grade sold a. high a. . e,
but in the evening - Z wa the highest uuu-
taii0n. market closing quiet. We quote
Good ordinary .-----....----...- ---.----.-,-- %
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NashvIIIe Flour and Grain Marnet.

fLOUh-Market firm and active with ship
ments Of so bbls- We quote as follow: Super
p zeig single extra o H.96 so double extra
y p ~ v; family 81 Sos; fancy 5 SOS %
SOhN MhAL-We quote loose unbolted at
sll0 per bushel and city kiln.dricd al 81 % per
Dbl.
CQhN-Sales Of coo bushels from store at 81 10
per bushel. and shipments Of 40 bushels II
u Il, saeked and delivered in depot
NHEAT-keceips to-day Of l,s50 bushels
and .hipments q 80 bushels, at q 8 for red
and 81 Al lor white. ln denot.
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10 answering the question what IL the
difference between falling star and fog,
We have briefly TO say that one ia missed
in heaven and The other mist on euth.
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Mr. A. G. Martin, Senator elect from
the counties Of Franklin and Lincoln,
occupied his seat in the Senate chamber
f1r The frst line yesterday.
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AnnIlnma.L-

The case Of John Bush, eolored, charged
With stealing a watch from Mr.. Lennon,
uas continued in the Police Court yester-
1sv
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Arrivals at the CIV IIoteI, 0e, 9,

W. II. Harrington, yagrancy, ordered %
leave the city; Susan Money, street walk
ing, cost; Frank Cone, tre=pass, continued
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MARKET arn. with Light stocks. at following
BAcoN-clear hdes ls7<9s0c; shoulders lie;
plain country hama 2lf12le-
CHOICE CANNASkD HAMS-e3e
lAkD-hominally in fierce; 215So. kezs d.
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Louisville, Oct. 6.-Flour-superdno g. Corn
&c; Oats iNc. Prime sugar lle. Coffee 2lifa
co.'s .. Pork 81 Bacon shoulders II; sides
Li4su3 &c. Lard l9s. Whisky q %
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We are authorised 70 announce james
Michel 3 eandidaie for City Treasurer, be-
fore the City Council.
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B. F. Binkley Is a candidate for City
Tax-Oollsc,or before The new Board, and
We are Au,horizsd to 50 announoe him
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


VIZ AIs authori1ed 70 announce R. S.
Woodland. Of Lincoln county, q candidate
for State Treasurer. sep7 tide
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We are authorised 10 announee B. B.
TrOus dale, Esq,. candidate for State Lii
brarian at the next meeting Of the General
Assembly.
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We are authorized 10 announce Joseph
E. Brenn an a candidate Tor Recorder, be-
fore the newly elected City Council.
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SENATOR Hall WAS granted a leave Of
ten days shssnce by the Senate Yesterday
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PIAidsi Pialdsii PlA;dsiis
A good variety, new and eheaP, at The
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