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AMERICAN WATCH,
California Diamonds Set in Gold.
TO Gu b s:

Where six Watches are ordered at one time, We
send a seventh Watch freeA Goods sent by express
to be paid for on delivery.
C. E. COLLINS & Co,
noylG-tlianl No. 1886 Broadway, New York.
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THE INDEBTEDNESS OF THE
STATE


That the Indebtedness Of the State is
very grea& there can be no doubt. That
it will require the .wisest legislation TO
bring US safely out of thedifficnlties which
surround US, is certain. In order to de-
termine upon the financial policy best TO
be adopted, it is all important that our
Legislators should fully comprehend the
nature and extend of our liabilities, and
the assets which we have or can command
to meet those liabilities. The only source
of information which we have upon these
points is the report of the Comptroller of
the Treasury. From that report, which
is necessarily of such length as TO prevent
a general reading by the people, or even
by the Legislature, we make such extracts
as are calculated to give information
of the real condition of the State, and thus
the better enable our legislators TO act
wisely.
The report Of the Comptroller shows
the receipts undergraduates of the State
from Oct. /, 1867 to Oct. l, 1869,
with such other statements as are required
from his office, with remarks on the fnan-
ces of the State deemed by him proper
Balance in Treasury Oct. /, 1878 500,l15 90
Amount paid into Treasury for two a
wears. ending Sept. 30, 1862 and on
previous issues. o'ooo'oo' 10
S, ,s5s As
Paid ont in same time. ........... 5,S56,004 O6
balance in Treasury Oct. 1, 1863. 800. 2S,o4y ~
Warrants outstanding not paid. 2s1,Sl5 IL
state debt proper up to Get. ], 1889,
including interest not paid, July 1859 4oi5loS 90
Railroad debt to the State with interest
to July l, 1869, inclusive;
state bonds loaned. So, $4,000 90
Rrnds endorsed low the state -. 2,I96,0O0 90
Funded interest ................ 3,2l3,046 60
Interest To- JuIy /. 1869 .......... 2,906,477 Al
sS4,I27,524 o.
Claim of United States against Edge
held and kentucky Railroad, as ,,o 0o, "a
Claim sihllie Of United states against Mem
phis, Clarksvile and Louisville Rail- 49,. =.
road, assumed -.--.....-...-..---.' ''''0o =
Total. ..s3l, ea9,O84 50
Bonds issued since the war:
Loaned 10 Railroad Companies 81, $4,000 90
Loaned 90 Turnpike Companies. ba,0OO w
Sl3,347,OOO 90
Thus we have the Indebtedness as fol-
lows:
Bonded State debt proper 4'5,l59 %
| Warrants outstanding not paid Oct /, :,
1853 --.--------.-.. @''i"h" "a
Railroad debt including interest 10 =,
July }, 1859. o4,oo''Oo4 o.
S5s,4lO,OGO q
In addition to this we must add the in
debtedness on account of Bank of Ten
nessee and School Fund which we esti-
mate roughly, as we have no data before
us for correct calculation, at about So,
| 900, 600 more, making total State liabili-
ties $44, 40, O6O 26.
Thus much for the present. We pro-
pose to continue the subject at an early
day.
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FOR RENT,
Valuable Water Power & Real Estate
FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL THE VALUA-
L bic Water Power and eight hundred acres of
land connected and lying round it, known Also
MA on the line of the Nashville and CHATTANOOGA
Railroad, near Estill's Springs. As Water Power,
this has some advantages over any other in the
State 1t is Immediately the line of the Railroad
in good grain and cotton country.
For manufacturing, the cotton can be bought in
the seed. The fall is about IS feet the river max
ing a circuit Of ~ miles, and coming back so that
the entire stream can be turned by cut, which
is made through a solid rock The site can never
be the least affected by high water.
This Water Power is the most celebrated, and
best known valuable power of any in the State
The land all lies we'll and the most Of it is bottom
land just at This time trade can be made with
me by which the purchaser can make the Wafer
power clear. My Agents at Nashville are
MESSRS. WALKER \ WALKER
uoy-l4ff A 4 COIYAR,
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A sTRoNG effort has been made TO get
Commissioner Delano TO recommend an
Increase of the whisky tax to one dollar,
hut those who have seen his forthcoming
report say he refuses TO do so.
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TnEEE is considerable stir throughout
the State as to who shall represent the
several counties in the constitutional con-
vention. There viii be no lack of candi-
dates. The people should send their best,
most discreet men.
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TIE general belief among lawyers and
others in Washington is that the decision
of the Supreme Court of the United
States win be adverse TO the constiiu-
tionality of the legal tender act.
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BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.

WE HAVE FOR SALE,
w the cheapest residence in Edgcfield, a two
story frame house with six rooms kitchen, oistern
and stables-a in the very best order, and not far
from the bridge. Price 81, coo cash.
Also, a large number Of residences in Edgeheld,
at prices and terms TO suit all parties.
En- the City We have a small two-stOry brick,
with four rooms, at 81 200, long time, situated
near the corner of Summer and Ash streets
Also, two small frames near the Nashville and De-
catur Depot at 81 800 each.
Also, small frame with two rooms, in good con-
dition, in North Nashville at $500.
Also, beautiful brick, No. rs South High street,
with six rooms, at S 600.
Also three-story brick, on Broad, between Col
lege and Cherry streets, at 5000.
Also, store and residence, new and in perfect
order, Broad, bet Summer and Cherry, at s. 600.
Also store and residence, No. d South College
street. in perfect order, at 3d. 600.
Also two-story brick, ON Deaderick, opposite
Banner office, at $4,000.
Also three-story brick store, No. % Union
street. at So, 0OO-rents for 81 $40 per annun.
Also, three-story brick store, No. Is South Mar
ket street, at $1,000.
Also two-story frame residence, No. IA Line
street, at $2,6O0.
Also, two-story brick with eight rooms, No 2O5
Gay street, at g., 500.
Also large number Of houses and lots all over
the city, including a large number of SUBURBAN
RESIDENCES, for sale, for lease and for rent, on
easy terms. Also, farms Of every description and
price. Give us call and examine our list. We VIII
sell as low as the lowest.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR & WEAKIEY,
novII-tf No 81 North College street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
nr.SnNnr NnrrCE-
FOR RENT FOR 1870.
A store HOus
Notice to Show Cause in Bankruptc,

Notice to Show Cause IN BANKRUPTCY.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WILLIAM
Il Boyd, John Hallopeter, John @: Roberts, ). j.
D. r. Shumats, of Davidson county, Tennessee,
and J. j. Benson and Charles Stone, Of Wilson
county, Tennessee, have filed their petitions for
discharge in the Clerks Office of this Court, and ii
was thereupon ordered by the Court that hearing
be had upon same,
On the sth Day of December, 1869,
at the hours of 10. 1oJ%, IL, l1% A. M, 10 NJ. and
I2T p NJ respectively, at the Office OF Alex.
S. Bradley, Esq, Register, No. l6 Cedar street, in
Nashville, Davidson county, Tennessee, and any
creditors who have proved their claims and have
ANYTHING to say why the prayers of said petitioners
should not be granted, must appear at said time
and place, and the second and third meetings OF
creditors will be held at said time and place.
E. /. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
Tinted states District Court Middle District Ten
nessee. noyls-oaw3t
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Grapes, Apples and Peaches.

DOR SALE, 1000 CHOICE ONEAND FEO
II year old Grape Vines. grown entirely IN
the open cir. from bearing WOOd-oyeF twenty
Varietie>-warrantei true to name. Ia the list
Is the ives Seeding and OncOrd, given up 70 be
the best wine and table grape now IN eultiya-
ton,
ALSO. 10000 cheiee grated and bu del AP-
pie and Peach trees
Send Tor catalogue AMI price list. Nursery
four miles frUm Nashville. on the Gallatin pike.
Address, u. w. q. PAYNE,
orl+ II Nasnville Tenn.
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sTRAYEn Or STOLEN.

TNRoM THE RESIDENCE OF COL. G. C. TOR
Il BETT, No. % South Vine street, on Sunday
night. Nov. IA TWO MARES-one dark roam
mare no special marks one sorrel mare with white
spot on forehead and one white foot; each about
Is or Is hands high. A liberal reward will be paid
for their return, or apprehension OF the thief, 6y
noyi6-tf G. c. ToRBETT.
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One Dollar for Each Article.

We do not offer a single article Of merchandise
that can be sold by regular dealers at our price.
We do not ask you to buy goods from us unless we
can sell them cheaper than yOI can obtain them in
any other way, while the greater part Of our goods
are sold at about
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GRANT is reported to be in favor of a
return 10 specie payments.
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f . r s A L HI
DESIRING TO GIVE NY WHOLE TIME
i y and attention TO my profession, will eel
my stock Of Drugs. Medicines. Toilet Articles,
Fixtures. etc, ETC.. at . per cent less than cost
/ have a well selected and assorted stock,
aud n best retail and j bling stand south Of
Broad street.
To any one who viii Keep a good stock and
give his whole attention TO tue trade. i can
uarantee sue ess 1T this stand.
J. q. MITCHELL.
30 Sauth Cherry.
ac9 tf Nashville Tenn
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boutwell, and Delano are opposed to
reduction Of the internal revenue tax.
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THE Legislature has adjourned over to
Monday.
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SPLENDID CENTRAL PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.

IN DECEMBER, (NEXT MONTHLY THE PROP
1 erty belonging TO the Percy Heirs will be sold at
auction of which future notice will be given, when
terms, plat, etc. viii be stated.
This valuable real estate is situated in the center
Of the city fronts 80 feet Cherry street and runs
back to Oyerton alley, near the Maxwell House, be-
betwecn Church and Union streets. Title indis-
putable, the heirs all Of age, and will join in
deeds to purchasers. NM. NICHOL,
novI4-IW Guardian.
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collins Metal" Improved Oroide). These justly
celebrated Watches have been so thoroughly tested
during the last four years. and their reputation FOR
time and as limitations of Gold Watches, is so Wen
established as to require no Recommendations
PRICES-Horizontal Watches, $40, equal IN ap-
pearance and for time to Gold Watches worth 500 ;
Full Jeweled Levers, 49, equal to $50 gold ones;
Full Jeweled Levers, extra fine and superior finish,
$40, equal to 800 gold ones.
We have just commenced making a very fine
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ED Il r L IL l. ID.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAYTNG QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRATOR
1 of the estate of Or. @. A. Brodie, deceased,
notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to
said estate are to come forward and make
payment All persons having claims against said
estate are notified to present them within the time
nrescribed nv law or thev will be forever barred.
SUSANNA L. BRODIE,
uovI1-Iw Admtrx of Est. O. A. BrOdie, decd
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

We have also made arrangements with some Of
the leading publishing houses that will enable US to
thors at about one-haf the regular price-such az
Byron's Moore's, Burns, MiltOn's and TennysOn's
Works, in full Gilt and Cloth Bindings, and hun
dreds of others.
These and everything else for
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COW MISSIONS.

Agents VIII be paid ten per cent in Cash or Mer-
chandise when they FILL Up THEIR ENTIRE CLUB,
for which below We give partial list of commits
siOns:
FOR an order of $50, from club Of thirty,
we will pay the agent, q commission, % yards
Brown or Bleached Sheeting, good Dress Pattern,
Wool Square Shawl, French Cashmere Pants and
Vest Pattern, fine large White Counterpanc, etc, or
So in cash.
FOR an order of $50, from club Of fifty,
We will pay the agent, as commission, 45 yards
Sheeting, one pair heavy Wool Blankets Poplin
Dress Pattern, handsome Wool Square Shawl, Sill
ver-case Watch, etc, etc, or s. in cash.
For an order OF 500. from a club Of one
hundred we will pay the agent, a. commission, 100
yards good yard-wide Sheetiug, Coin Silver Hunt
ing Case Watch, Rich Long Wool Shawl, suit of all
wool French Cashmere etc, etc, or SO in cash.
We do not employ any Travelling Agents, and Gus
toners should not pay money to persons purport-
ing to be agents. aniess personally acquainted.
Send money always by registered
letters
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ON Secretary of State, Gen. Siesel, the
Republican candidate, runs considerably
ahead Of his ticket, having received many
votes from Democratic Germans; but he
is beaten 20, sos. On the rest of the State
ticket the average Democratic majority is
in the ncighborhood Of $4,000 As the
Democratic majority in the city Of New
York was only 10000, it will be seen,
says the Cincinnati Enquirer, that Mr..
Allen nearly tied Greeley outside the city,
where the Republicans used to have be
tween 60, 600 and 10000 majority. Las
tall the majority for Seymour was only
10000. The Empire State is evidently
fixed firmly in the Democratic column.
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GENTS WANTED everywhere to fen the
n AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE, the only
practical Family Knitting Machine ever invented
Price S25. viii knit 10000 stitches per minute.
Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO,
Boston Mass, or St Louis, Mo. oet30-3m
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SIlllZlIIllIISl

EoRTY THOUSAND CASES OF GOODS WERE
II shipped from our house, in One Year, to fami-
lies, clubs and merchants in every part Of the
country from Maine to California, amounting in
value to over
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j. M. Carsey. Son& Co.
CGTTON CTORs
AID
{ commission Merchants,
CORNER BROAD AND COLLEGE.

Nj ESSRS BAILEY GSDWAY Z co.
Itl having Withdrawn from ths Cotton de-
partment, and J. NJ Carsey from the Grocery
department Of The old Grm, the undersigned Of
fers ms services, N connection with his s9n, ".
Cotton and other Produce. 10 sciI OF ship for
them Doing a strictly Commission business.
we hAtter ourselves that We shall be able %
give satisfaction to those who may favor rs
With eOnsignmeuts. Our motto will be 10 obey
Instructions ia every instance. which must DO
given rs in writing. We shall be pleased II re-
ceiVs c0nsigun ents II Cotton OF other Produce
from Planters and others. our charges will DO
the same as those Of other Commission Msr
chants Of this city.
Thanking the old patrons Of the house Of
Bailey, Ordway 4 Co. Tor their very liberal
patronage. we solicit continuance Of the same
70 J. VI. CARSEY. son a 90.
n aaEGET.
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ard Barrels.
ugVG STORE

TANKS, of all kinds and sizes, built on short
mott either ID the city or country. All work
cell done and at reasonable prices seq tlial
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NEW YORK OFFICIAL.

The following is the official vote of New
York at the late election, on Comptroller,
which is the most important Office in the
The New York herald., 1869-09-13

Foreign exchange was frmer on the disappear
ance OF borrowing rates and the re-estsblishmen OF
high carrying rates in the gold loan market. sight
sterling recovered to 10g but at the close yielded to
1887, and sixty days was quoted 1887 for prime.
Southern securities were dull and without feature
except for the special tax bonds OF North Carolina.
which declined, and the Tennessees which were
active and higher.
The wild speculation lin the Gold Room, the un.
eAsiness and activity IN the money market ana the
general "oear" movement OF tue week led to a de-
cline OF about Two per cent in the leading issues of
governmentDonds. On saturday, under q temporary
change in the rate on call and through feeling that
ths "hearr movement had touched bottom there was
Q reaction and prices were lsteady, as follows,
as the close:-United states currency, skies,
IosX 10; do. skies, 1881. registered, 12II4
. I2lX; do. do, coupon, l21s 12lz.; 90. nve-
twentes, registered, May and November, l2l
12lh do. do, coupon, 1852, do, 122 122k; do
do, coupon, 1854, do, 121Is INK; do. do. cou-
pom, 1896, l2lH 12lx; do. do, registered. Janu-
AIRY and July, 1194 q 1904; do. DO. coupon, 1865
no., l2o l2oh do. DO, coupon, 1867 do, l2oj+
i2oh; DO. do, coupon, 1858, do. 40 12oh;
40 en'forties registered. ITO 1l0h; do. do,
coupon, n0H llOX.
IN tne money market az nigh az gold interest was
psu Tor TWO or three days Of the week. but On Sat
urdsy balances were TO be had at three O'Clock at
nve per CENT
Despite the favorable bank statement last week
there was heavy decline In stocks on Monday and
Tuesday, nangurated by the sale unreservedly OF a
heavy instalmeU OF Lake Shore Railway shares held
BY the New YORK Central Railroad Company. The
Decline was from t,SO TO ten per cent Tho wander.
bIlt stocks were dE'u and closed heavy In conse.
Snence OF ine detsrmsns Of cops9l!dasOn. The iea,
The New York herald., 1869-09-13

gss fairly active and shade % s spnE selling
irss + g % ss d s a. q ~aa.; %;sd
manly & II : o 81 Vile % ws.ies sa q o 's5ns gaIss
caifOrnia and 81 s2 81 % for Do southern Corn
81 lS mixed Western according condition 81 IL
81 IS for white Western and 81 sfoI yellow DO Oats
5000 bushels a, s a. H. closing {. \, nc bid for prime
prices there were @ few small sales western Barley ~sS and
barley malt remained duh and nominal.
ss Tsf 'e Sfls
% Rir
wereAn Italian bark to Genoa with a5 hhds tobacco at
I BARK pT ason T hs coneD w & pso
leu and brig to Trinidad and back with sugar. private
qs ,
Hay was in moderate demand steady quo
bushes. va. :m. nu, prices Were whoa,
S o old ana ac for
@HnnP was dun and prices were nominal at the quotations
M ,a. %Tts S, % s sa S os
tsp a. &c We quote Cuba centrifugal and mixed Sc
ioc DO; cayea 4c 4sc do muscovado 48c Soc Porto
NAVAL sroREs.-sprl,s turpentins was again in good
demand and the market nrmer and prices advanced
lc per gallon, closing 4sc ac for
s % seSS tS s & srrys
the marke, du! but Snshansed The .as.
We quote strained q S5 % lO No. u 50 o. s5 No l.
n ~ le, 10.
$ssss Tar was quiet but firm, at 80 for Washington and
ofLs-Iinseea was selling in small lots a, &c. Al in
casks and bos Other kinds were inactive but steady the
quotations published 10 our last issue.
Pork continued dull being no demand except
e1 s| M s e s @
tied about 700 bbs in lots at sa ssl l2 mess
Western prime meas For future delivery 6er. were sold
dun al6c, with srrva. as head Dsss sssst vsss was
only moderate demand but steady in value About 100
so at n fOr pla mesa nd n kr
for do Terce beef continued dull and nominal
sns sus I s9 . .H s 3 DO
sold at s2ea $50 For cut meats the market quiet
"s5s 6 iis1s s1a sas s Ss
for hams ian and sc lsc Tor picked ps ham,. ana ls1e
SsTs GassT hesCy Sss ME- We h heard Of Of
the demand being ght and prices remained heavy. The
sales were 500 pkgs a. l1e lsc for No. to prime ses
his month at lsc, buyers optou A's ''' pAs' '0'
PETaoLnUs Crude, in bulk was held a. 1885, bu,
Crude in bbls, dull and nominal at 23Ac Refined
were no lower sandard white was quoted &C. al he close
The sales were 300 bos at Ssc cash 1000 do deliverable
December at 32Hc Naphhs dull and nominal lOc.
lore II the %arss & was 1 nasys act & but price;
september, for the last half do. Sales 1000 bbs
RIor-of Carolina there we're small sales within tn,
range Of SIC. aye. for to prime. Prices
srEAHrsE in light demand. few small sales wer,
made within the range of sc 2osc for fair to choice, In
sTrDsL,assed continued to rule dun and nominal q
sold a, " l219, gold. Grass inactive but steady
sUsAa-The market for raw was tol.raby active the de
mand being oasdy from r., geansr . and prices we're Tshs
RICO and Dsmsrars on private terms Refined wa. Hlr arn
White s@c for EXTRA and 4e iSc fof yellow '0' sol
c 1T e. %as. M Va; quiet but Prees were steady
Waisssy%kssspi: sIS sSi: TS. nsfss, va. excite.
asl 20 tar paid the market closing at 81 ~ I'll 26
The New York herald., 1869-09-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, Sept Ia, 1859.
The past week was most remarkable perhaps for
she very sudden change which was given the aspect
of AFFAIRS by an untoward bank statement Looking
at the general situation from another standpoint
than that occupied by the gold and stock gamblers
the prospect at the opening was one most 1atterng
10 the merchants and the business community, whose
legitimate interests are directly dependent upon
healthy working OF the money market. The banks
had gained in their reserve and in position TO
meet the fall demand for money from the
South and West TO move the cotton and
wheat The prospect at the close is far
different one and 1t remains TO be seen how
rar mischief Will be done. AS might be expected
under such circumstances the bank statement Is the
general theme OF discussion The changes are so
remarkable and so nexplicable that the reeling OF
distrust for the future OF our local money market
was in nowse allayed by it, but, on the contrary,
greatly increased. The showing last week was so
favorable tnat il was hoped the transition TO the
activity so usual in the fall would be by an easy oe
cline but In the sudden loss Of nearly seven millions
of their reserve OF specie and legal tenders the
banks threaten to plunge the money market
at once into spasms The chief feature in
the statement is a loss of over four millions in legal
tenders This Is aggravated by decrease OF over
two and half millions in specie. Yet the deposits
have fallen OF only million and quarter. The
inconsistency of these features finds parallel In
an increase of loans to the extent Of over six NIL
lions. The stores anoat during the week of COM
binations to lock up greenbacks seem TO have some
foundation the array of facts thus presented for
on no other hypothesis the ncongruities of the
statement be reconcfed. The totals of the last two
The New York herald., 1869-09-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

HAYS-THoMPsON.--On Thursday. September 9, by
the Rev. B. B, LeacOck, J. HENRY HAYS to LILLY
SEGUINE, only daughter OF Amos r. Thompson, all
OF this city.
HUDsoN-BURTIs.-At the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, by the Rev. T. F. Cornell STEPHEN R. HuD-
SON to SARAH A. BURTIs, all OF Brooklyn.
YOUNG-DOUGLAs.-Atth the residence of Hugh Tay.
lor, ESQ., in this city, on Friday, september 10, by
the Rev. Howard Crosby, D. d., JOSEPH G. YOUNG,
of Milwaukee, Wis.,, to MAGGIE w. DOUGLAS, OF
Glasgow, Scotland
glasgow and Edlnburg papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1869-09-13
COURT CALeNDAR-TnIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT T-CBAaBERs.-Reserved cases;-
Nos. IL, IL, 25, 5s 40 49, Al. AZ, So 5 H. 75 10 S9
g9 1o2 lOt no. ia l2l l2s, $50, l3l, 1872 lao, l4S
i52. 159, 100, 1872. Call, 1896.
hARISB CoURr.-Nos 3s0s. 3616, 3473 1898, $500.
$780, 3b8l 3532 $685. 3654 $685. s53o 3537 1888 s53e
1880 1851 1852, 1868.
The New York herald., 1869-09-13

Captain John Hayman, OF Salem, died few DAYS
ince aged eighty four years. He s the last OF the
crew of the ship Margaret lost at sea In June 1870
During thS war of 1877 be was the rst lieutenant OF
the private armed schooner Swim, Captain Harvey
Choate, out OF sslem. He has seen great deal OF
Salem a ehipWastey,