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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-14

The following are the cotton quotations recelYed
at the National Savings Company, corner Union
and College streets, where cotton, gold, bond and
stock quotations are received hourly, and are al
ways accessible 10 the public:
NEW YORK, 10:25-COtton demand moderate,
prices firm, and offerings light.
NEW YORK, 10:25-Net receipts OF the week al
all u 3. ports 90, T45 bales: exports Of the week
from all u s. ports to Great Britain A, 100 bales
to the continent II, $40 bales; stock on hand and
shipboard not yet cleared at all L. 8. ports 25s
42O bales.
LIVERPOOL, 1l:15-Cotton steady. Sales 10000
bales; uplands l13s911H; Orleans IL A@llaL
NEW YORK, IL :55-SIarket quiet hut firm.
NEW YORK, 2:l5 Market fiTmer. Sales 1850
bales; low middling IA uplands 25tS good midi
dlings p q Mobile 25's Orleans % a. sales at NJ
ture delivery, December AZ to 243S; March %.
New YORK, 3-Market quiet but steady; sales
!, $50 bales for export 80 for spinning SO for
speculation.
oATs-salss to-day Of 800 bushel5, sacks IN
Guided, at Gle.
PEANUTS-Sales Of 200 bushels red At u % =
125 do white at 81 IS e bushel.
No change in the other markets.
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TEsE COTTON MARKETS.
ca. No4. Al.

AtAIhtAs NSSAss NV AAs
The market closed quiet and weak at 22S 224 foE
middlings; low middlinSs 2lE92lE4ci good ordl'
nary zoe Receipts to-day, so bales.
Montgomery, Ala, Nov. n.
Cotton quiet, more disposition on the part 81
the buyers to operate. Low AuddhrGs nominal
at 22c.
Columbus, ca, NOV. n.
In the morning middIings opened at 42{c, with
little being effected. In the Afternoon better
feeling created, and the market closed at 24e.y
with few buyers at these figures. The principal
demand has been for ordinary and good ordinary,
PIC being paid for the latter. Sales $50 bales.
Receipts 62s bales. Shipments 531 bales.
Selma, Ala, Nov. IL.
The market was very irregular yesterday, there
being but little disposition either to buy OF sell
We heard of some transactions for the lower grades
and for strict low middlings at figures ranging
from 212l to 222<c
Augusta, Ca, Nov. Al.
The Augusta market opened hrm with fair de
nand and prices advanced during the day IRON
224c to fully 22c for Middling-eut toward the
close the market became easier-closing at ~ TO
23c. Sales 709 bales. Receipts 7l5 bales
Mobile, Ala, Now IA.
Cot.,n sales !. 400 bales: receipts So; export5
500; market opened active at 23ze, stifened to
outside rates, but closed quiet under unfavorable
reports; middlinss 254@23Hc.
savannah, Ca, Nov. IL
Cotton receipts 1900 bales; sales 500 bales; eI
ports 1856 market very quiet; middlings 49,
Charleston, y. C., Nov. H.
Cotton sales 500 bales; receipts 2,O2J bales e1-
ports coastwise 1919; market 6rm with good de
mand middlIngs 3He.
Cincinnati, Nov il.
CoIToS-Is more freely offered, and at lover
prices, in visw OF the decline in Liverpool and Ne"
York. Auddling sold at 2sjEc, and low middhns
at 2sc z H.
Memphis, NOV. lie
There was a strong disposition to buy to-day
on a basis Of 23c for Bfddings, and, because they
could not do so, many buyers kept out OF the mar
ket, hoping to I'll al that figure tomorrow bat.
notwithstanding, the sales were up 10 LOO Daie5
at irregular Tates
Macon, Ca, Nov. n.
Receipts today 80 bales; salss a55 ;
shipped 32J.
There was no material change in the condition
OF the market to-day from those OF yesterday. Inc
demand continues good and all offered "a readily
taken at market rates. We still quote the best
cotton at 22kSe: but it has to be the best, mind
you Liverpool middling 221c.
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Traupers.

We learn that a party of professional
trappers were lately in this locality, says
the Columbia Herald, accoutred with all the
necessary traps, ETC., with which to catch
otter, beaver and other valuable water var
mints. They certainly have the great es-
sential to success, tenacity, if the statement
be true that they remained about 20 days
at the mouth Of Rutherford Greek, and
only caught one otter They have gone TO
Buffalo River, which is said to abound with
beaver and otter.
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

new Course of Lectures, as delivered at the
New York Museum Of Anatomy, embracing the
subjects: How to Live, and What to Live for;
Youth, Maturity and Old Age; Manhood Generally
Reviewed; The Cause of Indigestion; Flatulence
and Nervous Diseases Accounted for; Marriage
PhisophicaIy Considered, etc. These lectures will
be forwarded on receipt of four stamps, by ad-
dressing SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF
AgArosY No. "A West Baltimore street, Baltimore,
Nd. my@0-1y
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CypriaRs in Courg.

The police has been invading the classic
and sacred precincts Of the Jungles, and
tribulations have arisen from the tents o.
the wicked. A number of the phrail phail
ones have been brought to grief Theil
dignity has been ruffied and their Affairs
intermeddled with Among those mum.
bered with sufferers, Amelia Street, Mat
tie Moore and Mollie Beebe were before
the Commissioners Court yesterday morn
inc, and fined each s. and costs, with an
almonition to mend their manners.
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rrnrsn I'm n Rnh Fix.

A horse attached to an express wagon on
College street, near the depot, yesterday
evening, stumbled and fell. In attempting
to rise, his limbs became entangled in the
traces and the gearing, which frightened
him, and he commenced piunging at fear
full rate, scattering pedestrians from the
sidewalks. His limbs were pretty badly
hurt in the tangled harness. He was final
" extricated and driven limpingly away.
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~AE-E-E-TLE roo SMART,

To the Editors OF the Union and American:
CLARKsyILLE, Tenn, Nov. Il, 1867
One of your editors, in a paragraph re-
ferring to the poem of the Beautiful
Snow, which appeared a day or two since,
made the statement that | was dead The
announcement was rather surprise to
ME, although l believe this is the third
time during the present year that my old
friends of the newspaper press have killed
me off. fer
am reminded of the anecdote of old
Rumfeldt and the buzzard Rumfeldt
was q well-to-do farmer, of Stewart
county, in this State. He was regular in
his attendance at court at Dover, but sell
dom turned his face homewards until he
had swallowed more whisky than his skin
could well hold or his legs conveniently
carry. On one occasion he got on his
level early, and, about the middle of hot
July evening, started for home He had
not gone far, however, when he was
seized with an uncomfortable desire to take
a nap. He dismounted from his horse,
turned him loose to Craze, and rolled him
self into a fence corner. lie was sleeping
very sWeetly, when he was espied
by buzzard, which was sail
ing about in the vicinity, hunt
ing for something to eat. Smaller and
smaller grew the circles of the buzzard
as he approached his victim, cautiously
taking observations. At last, but still in
some doubt, the bird lit on the ground near
its expected feast About this time
Rumfeldt became aware that something
was going on and he partially open one
eye, and saw the buzZard, but was sill
too drunk 10 lake any active steps TO
drive il awGy. lie however kept a close
watch The buzzard sirutted around and
around him, all the time inspecting Rum
feldt closely and cautiously, 10 ascertain
positively that Rumfeldt was dead; he
finally became satisfied that the corpus he
fore him was indeed carcass, and cOnse-
quently ''his meat" whereup0n he ad
yanced deliberately 10 Rumfeldt's head,
and gave him q severe peck in the face.
This aroused Rumfeldt and striking out
lazily with his hand 10 prevent q repe,i-
ton of the attack he exclaimed: Look
er here---yOu're q Ic-e-He tao damn
SMART 0int dead YCtn
The anecdote is strictly true You can
make the application 10 the case in hand.
Yours, etc. c. Q. FANoy.
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rInch ImproVe,I.

We are pleased to announce the fact that
the condition of Mr.. J. d. yivrett, who
was shot in the difficulty with Mr.. Snow.
den Friday morning, was greatly improved
yesterday evening. Though still unable to
be removed, and suffering from his
wounds, it is thought by his attendants
that he will recover. If this be the result
it will cause much relief on the part of his
friends, whose anxiety in regard TO him
has been very great.
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4 BOsToy WOMAN.
Her startling HIfanight Performs
.snces GA the Eve OF . Eive-Story
EfOu@e.
From tlle Bos,on Herald. Nov. 9.

.ss,ces GA the Eve OF q Eiye-Story
EfoHse.
From the Boston Herald Nov. 8.
z About half-past 0 o'clock on Friday
evening last woman, apparently about
40 years old, applied at the Edgerly House,
on Sudbury street, for lodgings, saying that
she lived at the South End, and had not
time TO get home. She was shown room
and left there to whatever of peaceful
slunber she might be able TO obtain.
About O'Clock on Saturday morning a
gentleman lodgcr, occupying q room in
the upper story, was aroused from sleep
by violent kicking against his window
blinds. Elevated as they were above the
ground, the cause of the humping was to
him profound mystery, and while trying
TO collect his sensibilities he heard what
he conceived to be female voice, in ac-
cents wild, exclainl, s'Can't somebody
help me?n Eager to succor female love
illness in distress, he sprang to The window,
saw that the blinds were broken nearly to
pieces, and hastily threw them open.
Then he encountered scene which no
one, we youch, ever saw before. The
dim outline of the lower portion OF
female form hung pendant before his gaze,
and the feet ever and anon were kicking
wildly about. A little investigation gave
| him an insight to the whole situation. A
woman was hanging by her hands from
the caves trough, five stories from the
| ground, with nothing but the tendons oil
her fingers holding her TO life. Compre-
hending her perilous position, he seized
| her, and by dint of great exertion sue
ceeded in getting her into the room over
the top part of the window.
Having saved her life, the gentleman
sought to learn how she came in hel
strange fix, but could get no satisfactory
explanation. He soon discovered thai
she was insane, and tried to prevail upoI
her TO leave and go to her own room; bu
she insisted on staying there, saying Their
were ghosts in her room, and that h
might go to sleep and she would sit thert
till morning. So she there remained unit
morning, and then, after being supplied
with bonnet by one of the girls in tho
house, having lost her own in her mid
night wanderings, she took her departure
1t subsequently appeared that about /
o'clock another gentleman ledger was dis
turbed by the unceremonious entranc
into his room of this same female, VIII
told him she had room but could nc
| find it. He went with her, and, findin
door unlocked, concluded that must b
the room, put her in it and left her. Al
terward, according to the best judgmen
thst tan be formed, she went out agai
and wandered about until she found az
cess to the roof of the house. How sh
succeeded in swinging herself off an
clinging to the gutter for 10 or 20 mir
utes, must forever remain a mystery.
was a feat the most reckless gymna'
would hesitate to attempt.
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Snnw Ahnxc.

Capt Hayne, conductor of the Louisville
and Nashville passenger train, informs us
that it has been showing heavily along the
line of the road. There were three inches
of snow at Mumfordsyille, though it was
melting rapidly, the ground yet being toe
warm to receive the white carpet which the
murky heavens would spread upon it. The
snow continued as far southwark as Bow
ling Green, where it had disappeared alto
pafher
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Notice.

invite all my friends 10 como and see
HE at the we'll known dry goods house OF
Messrs. L. & J. Northman, No. 20 Public
Square. The splendid reputation of the
house, and their very large stock of goods,
insures TO my customers all aceommOda-
tons and low prices THoM,s J. CEUNK,
With f. & J. Workman No. 20 Public
Sausre. noyii cod If
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Religions Revival.

The people Of Granville, Wilson county,
have been blessed with religious revival,
Of unusual interest. The entire comm.
nifty was deeply interested, and the good
work was profracted through Divine agen'
cies for some time. We are advised thai
there were over so conversions, and
| eoodly number of accessions TO the churct
as results of the meeting.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance of T. c. and hsr-
riet R. Herrick are respectfully invited to attend
tle funeral of their son, JIMMIE NJ HEBRIcK, from
Robson Chapel, two and one-half miles from the
city, near the Gallatin pike at II O'Clock this Sun
day morning. Burial at the City Cemetery. Ser
vices by the Rev Dr. Madden.
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County Court CyIerk,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HATCHELOR,s HAAS DYE

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
the only true aud perfect Dye harmless, reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tiuts; remedies the III effects Of bad Dyes; inTigo
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful BLACK
or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers;
and properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory,
No. 16 Bond street, New York my2S-1y
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Cssds.

Nearly every ono We meet is afflicted with
q cold. The recent d!sagreeable weather
has produced these colds till they are
almost universally prevalent. Coughing,
and Wheeling, and hoarseness, and sore
throats, make up part of the converse
tional entertainment OF those who meet on
streets, in offices, or private rooms. The
genial face of the sun for few days, at
least long enough to dry the streets and
warm up the atmosphere, would be very
agreeable
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Nh. PEABODY, it IS stated, twenty-five
years ago offered his hand, heart and
fortune TO an American lady then visiting
London. They were accepted. Subse-
quently Mr.. Peabody learned that the
lady was already engaged when she &C
cepted the new sutton, and rebuliDg her
lack of sincerity, he summarily broke the
contract
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20 .BaII.

Benton Snowden was brought out o.
prison yesterday morning and taken TO the
Office Of Justice Cassetty for trial. Or
arriving there, however, the trial was post
poned till Monday morning at 10 o'clock
and the prisoner remanded TO his cell
Considerable interest is manifested in tn
result Of the investigation of the case.
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NFw YORK, Nov. 1&-Money heavy at Col =
cent for call loans. Sterling in good demand and
arm at l057S@1O9E Gold opened at 1881, touched
I26 and closed at 1269<6126H. Carrying rates
s1f 2 cent Exports for the week tl23, 2lL Gov
eminent bonds strong. State bonds steady; old
Tennessees, co; new 627z.
---- WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
8 The hank statement Is more favorable than Vas
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Observation-Disclosures Court.

The following we're the cases IN this
Court yesterday morning:
Amelia Street, keeping house of i'll fame,
SIS and cost.
Matte Moore, same oAense, So and cost.
Mollie Beebe, same offense, So and cost.
Mollie Hayes, drunk and disorderly, 10
days.
Jacob Floyd, drunk on streets, - and
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THE HEALING pool.

Essays for Young Men, who have fallen into
vicious habits, and now desire higher life, and
better MANHOOD, with certain means of relief for
the afflicted Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, Box
P Philadelphia, Pa. sep2S-diw2m
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State Treasurer.

We are authorized to announce John
HEREFORD of Davidson county, as a can
date for State Treasurer before the present
General Assembly.
We are authorized to announce Il. S.
Woodland of Lincoln county, a candidate
for State Treasurer. SEPT tide.
For Comptroller.
We are authorized to announce ". p.
Morris of Camden, candidate for Comp
troller of the Treasury Of the State, at the
inBuing Legislature, pledging himself to
satisfy all the members of his finsnois
skill and qualifications for the position
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Onal.

There we've large numbers Of wagons on
the Public Square yesterday loaded with
wood, winch was in consequence of the
cold day an article in great demand. and
which commanded good prices.
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Muddy Crossings,

The street CROSSINGS in various localities
throughout the city are in an intolerable
muddy condition, caused by the recent
protracted rains. Before another winter
we hope our city wiz be in condition to
put the streets and crossings in a good con
,litinn
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Tennessee Misunderstanding Com.
DRny

Our readers viii be gratifed 10 learn that
final arrangements have been closed be-
tween the North Nashville Real Estate
Company and the Tennessee Manufacture
ing Company IN regard to the site of the
contemplated mandatory The work OF
building the same will be at once COM
menced, and pushed to completion at the
earliest posi- be time.
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Rev. W. q. Innman viii preach in the
cherry Street Baptist Church to-day at Ii
o'clock 4. b., and ct O'Clock every night
throuol the week
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OUR friend James j. Gilhece, No. 80
South Market street, has just received from
Tominson, Couday d Co, London, Eng
land, 800 cases royal nectar gin; also pure
old cognac brandy, and other imported
liquors which cannot be surpassed in this
market
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Emporium of Fnshiel.

Mrs p j. McNulty has removed to No.
"a north College street, between Union
and the Square, where she has reftted her
fashionable millinery establishment. Her
house is the Southern branch of Madame
Demorest's dress and cloak mandatory in
New York, superintendent 10y Miss Carrie
Judson, whose skill and taste is unsur-
passed. 6t
We continue 10 sell silks, aile-Te!Vets
and velveteens cheap.
noyl4 cod Il +. 4 j. NoETHNAN
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lnnIIHRah.

The breach Of trust case, in which Aieck
Alexander was charged with fraudulently
appropriating the proceeds Of some shoes
entrusted 30 him for sale, was continued
Yesterday. II win be tried before Justice
MeTgue at 10 O'Clock 10 morrow morning.
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Macon, Ca, Nov. n.
nAHKE1S RY FRLECRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

-rI.osDos, Nov. 13-Eye.--co1sols for money, YSh
account 9is American securities quiet $40 bonds
OF 1862, S3sz Sons 1866, set; 5-2es 1907, "a
IO-40s 7Sh.
PARIS, Nor. 13--BOurse firm; Tentes III toe
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 13-Cott0n market dull f; mid
ding uplands, 115s@uHd; Orleans, uas@1lzd
sales 10000 bales Nheat-red Western "a ID
red winter ga ID. Western -four 22s ca. Corn,
mixed 29s Cd Oats d Cd. Peas Az.
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HulI Day.

Yesterday was one Of the duIlest days we
ever knew. 1t was almost dark and
gloomy enough for gas lights. A cold
damp wind blew throughout the day, and
business and events were almost as duh AS
the day.
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prints izjsc. American strFes I4a15c: Red Cross
wigans Ike watszYills black and white check
shawls, s. by f26 inches, IS each.
New York General Markets.
NEW ToEK, Nov. l3--Cott0n market quiet
but firm; sales 400 bales; uplands 25c. -Four
Tennessee 81 As. Corn 81 O4al 06 Rice easier
Carolina 79se. Coffee steady. Sugar steady
Cuba l1a1lKc. Molasses quiet and unchanged.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. Nov. ls-Flcur dull and slightly
favors buyers, but without decided change. Wheat
95c; Old do sl9I gS Oats dull at 5305sc Rye 80
cole Mess pork firm az Sc so. bacon quiet and
scarce; rib sides 1ac; clear sides 19Hc; shoulders
l0afc. Hams 2032lc Lard quiet at lSSlSHe-
Whisky better al fc.a1lc.
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLKass, Nov. la-Coston market armer
middiings GSc; sales to-day $3.50 bales: receipts
3, 459; exports $751; Flour Arm at s. IS for super
hne; IS 20 tor extra, and Sc 70 for double extra
Mess pork hrnler and held at $3i 50. lard dull 81
1I49lsHc- Other articles unchanged Gold 1885,
sterling Exchange 1871. New York sight exchange
81. LOais Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. la.-Floar-superfne fall, 81 IS
@S4 Wheat Soc Ccrn-ehoice yellow SOC. Oats
47,949c. Rye G5GS69c. Whisky 81 on Sugar H.
@l3<e- Molasses 5OGsTOc. Mess pork. new, $40
Bulk meats-shoulders I2a{c; sides fgl<6igsSe
Bacon-shoulaers i6Ke; clear sides 2Oc lard fes.e
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Nov 13-Flour-spring extras 81 62b.
@S5 Wheat S5a{6S31sc. Corn 69tSa69asc. Oats
3es@3SHe- Rye 69es70c Barley 90a92c. High
wines g. Cuba sugar 13Asl3Kc. Mess pork SIS
Lard l6Hsl7c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCISSATT, Nov. I3.-F1our-fam s. 25a
80. Wheat, $1es1 10. Corn SIC. Oats 50655c.
Rye Sc Cotton dull; nliddlings 23Kc. Whisky
81. Mess pork S3i Bulk meats-shouIders, two
| thirds cured, held at I2Aja12sSc; clear rib and
clear sides 16iel6tsc. lard held at I6hc. Butter
S9ts95c. Cheese t71<@lee. Sugar l44lse. Coffee
/ i9E624Ee.
/ Louisville Markets.
l LcUIsvrLLE, Nov. I3.-cotton lower at s3ks
/ for middlings. Flour-extra family $ .. SALES
| 10 hhds. tobacco; medium leaf $I IS. Corn s5c
oats so. Mess pork $50. Bacon 16X@30c. Bun
| nleats-shoulders 15c; clear rib and clear sidrf
| 1T9l7Me. lard IKE. Whisky 97c.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Nov. I3.-cotton firm and quiet a
&c receipts $50 bales; exports Sls bales stock
| hand 1881 bales Flour dun and unchanged
Corn 90c; market bare. Oats Csc. Hay SIS
Bran &c. Pork s3l 50. lard ISIal9Hc. Bacon
market bare; shoulders 1THe: sides alc. ImI
meats-shonlders l4Ae sides lse.
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HFv YoRE, Nov. l3.--AIarket inactive but steady
at the recent reduction. We quote Allendale 81
brown sheetings at 4Oc; do. 1914 do. 45c; Appleton
do A. l5e; Augusta 14es14Hc; WaclH EFT l4Ee;
Agawan + l2c; Market 12c; IacOnia he; Pa
cussett + 9lfe; Bedford cyclic; BLACKSTONE
ice: Red Bank 1l14e. Spragues and Pacific Mills
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Swiss,

Our worthy Justices were comparatively
IDLE yesterday, there not being a case at
any of them Of importance
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EiunI Hearing.

No action was had in the case of the
LdtJr HioR printing Office case yesterday.
The parties will be put upon trial and the
case have q final hearing before Justice
Brien at l24 o'clock tomorrow.
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lust Received,

A large lot of Arabs, plaids, colored and
black alpacas, and general dry goods,
which we will sell at satisfactory prices.
Come and see us.
novG-tf BEECH, MANIOyE & Co.