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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-06
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Books for subscription Of stock in the
Tennessee Manufacturing Company are
now open at the Office of the Commercial
Insurance Company, College street. See
advertisement and go round and enter
your names in this great enterprise.
Beech, Manlove g. Co., No. 60 North
College street, are receiving their second
spring purchase of staple and fancy dry
goods. An elegant assortment has just
been opened.
Railroad contractors will find an impor.
tant advertisement for f. F. Falconnet,
Chief Engineer Tennessee and Pacific
Railroad.
Part Of garnet earring lost on Vine
street. A liberal reward offered for its
return.
The water-tax can be paid at the Ma
tionsl Savings Company, corner Union
and College streets, at seventy-eight cents
in the dollar. ...
Some Life Insurance Companies are I'm.
fortunate in their selection Of agents. This
is not the case with the Carolina Life In.
surance Company of Memphis, in appoint
ing Rev. w. ID. F. Sawrie agent for this
region, as his experience, energy, fine bust
meas qualifications and pleasing address
have secured for him the reputation of be-
ing one of the most successful in this oil
any other State, and We commend him
and the company to the people Of thi:
city and country.
See notice Of Yeatmsn, Shields & Coz
auction sale this morning among our city
notices. -E
The travelling and shipping public are
referred TO the advertisement of the PEG
pies independent line, the steamers Mil
brey and Llewellin, two good boats, and re
liable officers.
Goodwin's Patent Chair Springs are Ger
tainly a great invention. An advertise
ment giving particulars will be found
elsewhere.
s. J. Slime, No. "a Public Square, has al
important notice in our city notice column
He has just received large additions TO BIZ
stock Of groceries, including arrivals Of in
ported goods that are always in demand
THE ~ A<IIVIUUIs
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Nashville provision Market

Market more active to-day, and eonsid
cradle shipments to the Southern trade
We quote
BACoN-Clear sides 17ic; shoulders 1916
country hams scarce and in demand, 100
l64c.
CHOICE HAMs.-Hart & Hensley's c. c.
C. hams canvsssed, 194c.
LARD-In tierces 19e; kegs and cans
204c. --
DRIED BEES. G, lS4@194c.
BEEF ToNGUEs-Per dozen, Sc.
MESS PoRK-$31 so per barrel.
CoRNED BEEF-Per half-barrel, $l2.
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Gold fell fraction yesterday. The fol-
lowing are the New York quotations;
Opened at 1853; was 1855 at 1925; 1861
at 1l;35; 1851 at 1925; 1859 at ESQ; 1855
at 8, and closed at 1855 at Pm. Deal
ers here we're buying at l34f and l35, and
holding at 1876
Exchange on New York may be quoted
at premium selling, and par buying.
Some of the banks, however, allow 81 per
thousand buying, and sell at 81 per thOu-
sand.
United States bonds are without change.
The new issue of fve-twenties are bought
at 1164, and sold at III. The following
are the New York quotations of yesterday:
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We are authorized to announce Judge
A. M. Hughes, of Maury, as a candidate
for Judge of the Supreme Court from the
Middle Division. marl7 te*
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If any Of our readers know any thing OF
the whereabouts Of the following named
persons, they will confer a favor, and do
an act of charity at the same time, by call
ipg upon or addressing E. +. Jones, at the
ITNIoN AND AMERICAN Office Mr.. Baln;
or Baham, who formerly lived on Jackson
street: Mrs. O'Gagiu, who lived near Mr..
Balm; and Ms. Barrett, who lived on
Gontb Front street
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, May 5.-Flour $500 90.
Wheat 81 IDOL IL Corn 56@5sc. Oats
6I@6lIc. Rye 81 163e. Highwines 9O@
92c. Molasses $l@l 05. Sugar l49
154c. Pork $Sl. Lard 17i@1S. Shout
ders lie. u -----. - -
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RIVER AND WEATHER

The river was stationary at this point
yesterday, with seven feet on Rsrpeth
shoals. Weather clear in the morning,
but cloudy and windy, with little rain in
the afternoon.
The /. N. Phillips arrived yesterday
with barges containing $4,000 bushels
coal, and barge of $4,000 feet Of lumber.
This tow was brought down, it will be re-
membered, on seven feet water. Who
says that the Poplar Mountain Coal Com
pany is not an institution
The Raven brought up 5000 bushels
coal from the Ohio Salt Works.
The John Lumsden was loaded mostly
with shingles, which were discharged on
the Edgefeld side of the river. Wharf
master Wolf made no deduction, however
but took it all in for the benefit OF. Nash
vile.
The New York had large miscella.
neous cargo. 81
The steamer Havana departed for Gin.
cinnati, with a fair trip of passengers
and engagements enough below TO fill her
to her utmost capacity. She gets 260 tons
pig metal at Betseytown, and $50 hhds
tobacco at GAINESVILLE.
The swift John Lumsden is the regular
packet for Cairo to-day at 4 P. NJ, in com
mand Of Capt. o. w. Davis. with D. G
Davis in the Office.
| The New York, in charge Of Capt. II
c. Richmond, departs for Cincinnati anC
Pittsburg to-day at 4 M. Capt. ANDY
Frazier is doing the circular work on thi
craft.
| I. l.. Lee, Supt. Milbrey and Lon Ellen
is out in card announcing that he's CONF
here to stay in the Hurry County trade.
The Independent cooperative Hurry
County packet Ella Hughes, will this triE
certainly have two hhds. tobacco.
eolored friend at Woolfolk's Landing i
holding two for her; the Alpha, Umpir'
and Milbrey made on it an unsuccessful
raid That shipper don't care for Commo
dore Hughes, Admiral Lee, Clemenlin'
Beanihena, or any other transportation
fellow, he's for Bill Dix. E
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The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Uoion and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are always accessible
to the public
LIVERPOOL, Ills. - Cotton market
irregular. Sales to-day 1000 bales at II I
and I'D.
New York, 1925 A M.-Market dull
and prices nominal.
LIVERPOOL, 1:20.-The shipments OF
cotton from Bombay, since last report to
the lst inst, we're IS, 700 bales
New YORK, 12:25.-Msrket dali and
prices unchanged.
New YORK, l;50 P. Mower grades
have declined. Low middlings q &c Sales
10 day ], 500 bales.
LIyERPooL., 30 P. M.-Market dull
Sales to-day 5000 bales
New YORK, P. M.-Market dull and
prices nominal. Sales to day, l,6OO balec
for spinning; 24O bales fOr speculation
5S5 bales for export. Sales of 300 bales
low middlings al 273c, June delivery, and
100 bales do, July delivery, at 273c.
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New York to foreign ports from Jan. to
Nav in the vearz noted.
The New York World of the

The New York World of the Sd inst.
says:
"The imports Of merchandise al this port
for the week are nearly double what they
were last year, and about 125 per cent
more than they were in 1867, the actual
figures being $9,703, 952 in gold this year,
against S., S95.Sl5 last year, and 81 ,292,-
S67 in 1867. The produce exports for the
week chow a slight increase compared with
former years, being s., All sos in currency,
equal TO about S., l00, 900 in gold, or lie %
than one third Of the imports, against 81
40, Alb currency last year, and $3,3l4,-
| 702 ID 1867. The total merchandise i'm
ports at this port from snuary l amount
20 sos, 497 500 in gold, against produce
exports $52,76l, OOS currency, equal to
about $37 100000 in gold, showing an
excess of over 81 ], 600, 900 gold in imports
beyond exports at this port. Since Jsnu-
airy l we have shipped to Europe at least
$50, 900, 600, perhaps SEQ, 600, 900, in bonds,
and foreign banking firms have loaned
their bills Of exchange to carry American
securities for the cliques and others to the
extent of $4,000, 900 to $25, 600, 600 in
gold, 80 that the foreign exchange market
| MSS udu tnIOWu upon u Dlitb Vi e8CuduBc
to the extent Of at least $60, 600, 900 in gold
beyond that which any one could have
| calculated upon in December. The coun-
try has realized more money for IFS cotton
crop than ever before. Yet, in the face of 8
larger sum realized from cotton exports than
ever before and an accidental addition o.
$50, 000,0 900 gold from bonds and borrowed
bills of exchange during the very height
Of cotton exports, we find that the specie
shipments since January / are Si0,9l4,
Az, and that bills Of exchange are scarce
in the market and the demand greater thar
the supply from bankers in order to cove
the drafts which they have been forced Il
sell to supply the legitimate wants of theil
customers. The condition of our foreign
trade is unfavorable, with no apparent
prospect of improvement. We are drifting
towards the season when the cotton ship
ments are nominal. 1t is plain that VI
shall have TO ship at least $50, O0O, 900 gol'
velue in either bonds or specie to settle
our present foreign Indebtedness"
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A=cenSiQn kbnI

This day is observed by the Catholic
Church as a holiday Of strict obligation.
IA is observed in commemOrstiun Of the
ascension Of orr Lord, forty days after his
resurrection. There will be services IA the
Cathedral At and : A. Nj, High Mass At
gAM., and Vespers at g! Pm
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Nnshv,lIe Fronr and Grain Market.

FLoUR.-Market without the least ami
nation. Sales TO the local trade at S6@l0
for supers 10 family. Our market is, just
now, the cheapest in the country.
CORN MEAL.-In addition to considera-
Bile business in local way, we heard to-
day of the shipment of 800 bushels. We
quote at 75c per bushel for loose unbolLed,
and So so per barrel for city kiln-dried.
CoRN.-The shipments to-day included
5000 bushels, sacked and delivered in
depOt at 77Bc.
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Assault with "A Pistol.

Upon this charge, T. L. Harrison was
arraigned before the Police Commissioner
yesterday. 1t proved to be a small affair,
and he was let off with the costs.
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HAY--sales to-day of 10 tons at S2S,
in store.
BUTTER-SuPplies comparatively good,
and sales made from wagon at 25c per
pound.
EGGs-Supply equal to the demand, bu
readily taken at 124c. by the quantity from
wagon.
Partnership in demand, and COM
mand zoe for prime. e.t
COTTON SEED-Dealers continue TO offer
So per ton.
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MARHIED.

CHER-BERRY.-0n the evening of
the 4th inst. at the residence Of the brides
father. by Rev. Thomas E. Skinner, DID,. Mr..
JOHN F. FLETCHER. of this city. to Miss EUSIcE
E. daughter of F. NJ. Berry. ESQ.,. of Atlanta.
n,
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March 81 I'll.
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> PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE NASH
u willie daily. az follows.
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PATENTED FEBRUARY 2, 1853.
jenkins Stomach BItters!

mar8 If
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Tho ChaneeIIorshIp

inc NhhheetIOFsHtp
To Messrs. John Hugh Smith, Jordan
Stokes, and others: You have asked the
liberty of using my "name for the posi-
lion of Chancellor of this district at the
coming election"
This call is made in such terms Of
compliment that it leaves me no choice.
Ny name is at your disposal. If elected,
| will serve the people to the beat of my
capacity. Yours, respectfully,
EDWARD III. EAST.
msr24-td ...-.
For Attorney General. 10Th judicial
Ctrcuit. ..s.
We are authorized 10 announce Clay
Roberts, of Montgomery county, as CAN
didate for Attorney General in the tenth
Judicial circuit.
For supreme Judge ..
We are authorized to announce Judge
A. M. Hughes, of Maury, as a candidate
for Judge of the Supreme Court from the
Middle Division. marl7 te*
For Circuit Judge, Tenth Juaifetai
District.
We are authorized to announce James
E. Rice, Esq, of GAINESVILLE, candidate
for Judge Of the Circnit Court for the
Tenth Judicial Circuit of Tennessee
Election Fourth Thursday May, 1869
For Attorney General and Reporter.
We are authorized to announce Thos
H. Coldwell as a candidate for Attorney
General and Reporter for the State of
Tennessee. Election fourth Thursday in
May, 1869. mhl2-te
For Supreme badge.
We are authorized 10 announce Hon,
George Andrews, present Incumbent, as q
candidate for the office Of Judge of the
Supreme Court from the eastern division,
to the approaching judicial election,
For SUPre me Judge.
We are authorized and requested to an,
nOnuce Hon. J. O. Shsckelford as a can
didste for Judge of the Supreme Court of |
Tennessee, at the election to take place
eth Of May, 1869, msr6td
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Joke SHIRTS

We have just received LARGE STOCK
of the above named popular make of
Shirts made expressly for our trade. which
we are offering at reduced prices. AlsO. Un.
der Shirts, Drawers. Handk erchIefs,
socks, Suspenders, Gloves, Collars
Craynts, Rows, Ties. ScArfs, and every
thing pertaining to gentleman's toilet, at
X. Ii. THOMPSON'S,
&C Al nLo--, q
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=
5 E 4 Craig enters ch Donovar,
by Bulletin, dam by Ambassador 81 [ /
4 years old. 8 dist |
6. A. Buford enters b Grassland
BY Lexington, dam Tennessee
mare, lost during the war; years
old. IL
z. s. johnson enters Oh h Mug. s
gins by Jack Malone, dam Fanny
McAlister; years old, nd f.
8. A. Keeae Richards enters be
Locust Poet by Young Mel
bourne, dam by Vincent Nolte;
years old, cd Il
9. Moore C Coffee enter gh Stone
wall Jackson by Lightning, q .
dam Edith by Sovereign; years
old, I'D f
10. Same enters h Priyaleer BY
Lightning, dam Hennie Far
row by Shamroc.,; 6 years old. pd Il
Time, S.S7a-3:47l. tf
SECOND RACE
Association Purse $3.50; mile heats; all
ages.
| l. Il. b. Cbeatham enters C
Battle by Bill Cheatham, dam
by Lexington, 3yearsold, dress
white, blue trimming, 2 3
2. Gen. w. G. Harding enters
A. Keene Richards ch f Sue
Dougherty by imp. Mickey 3 /
Free, dam Blonde by Glencoe,
3years old: dress silver and Il
| gray l !
|! 3. Zeb. Ward enters s. Leonards
CHI h Rochester by imp. Bon
ME Scotland, dam Lady Lsn-
caster, 5 years old; dress red
and white.
Time, l:5O-l:50i-1:5l.
TO-DAY's RACES.
The FIRST race to-day is the Cumberland
Stake No. !, for three year olds. malt
heats, in which the following will start
r. S. Patterson enters en- C Signal Ligh
by Bill Cheatham, dam Yesper Light b.
Childe Harold.
Jackson q Co. enter Herizhog b.
Vandal, dam Dixie by Sovereign.
Cheatham & Woods enter b f Nanni
Douglass by Rogers, dam by Wagner.
A. Buford enters Versailles by Van
DIAL, dam by Margrave.
In this race, Versailles 10 the faVorit'
the pools last night selling as follow
Versailles $500; Hertzog $ll5; Mamie
Douglass $S5; Signal Light $40.
The second race is an Association Purs
, $250-two mile dash, with the fOllowin
entries: " E-tF f.
: w. H. johnson enters Gen. A. Buford'
Oh h Marion by Lexington, dam Miriam
by Glencoe. s years old; dress RED
white and red.
K. B. Cheatham enters Gen. Gordo
: Changers br h Crystal by Avalanche
1 dam by Childe Harold. 4years old; dres
, fancy.
, Alb. Turner enters s. Leonard's b
Queen of the West by imp Bonnie ScoI
land, dam Alamode. years old; dref
E red and white.
r George s. Kinney enters Jackson
=, PauPs Counterpart by Colossus, dar
, by imp HOoten. 6years old; dress fancI
In the above, pools sold as follow
Marion, $50; CounterproOf, Sal; Queen {
the West S.; Crystal, 81. A large amour
of money changed hands, and great intel
,, est is manifested, particularly in the fir
l
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TOTHEINsURING PUBLIC.

would respectfully state. that after three
years of careful study OF the S, stem Of Life As
surance in all its various forms, together with
the practical operations of all the leading Life
Insurance Companies in the United States, l
have accepted position as General TrRveliag
Agent with tie Rtna Life Insurance Company
of Hartford, Connecticut, believing that the
Rtna possesses all the qualities desirable in
any life insurance association, furn ishing assn
rance at LESS COST than any other leading
life insurance company, with security for the
fulfllment OF their contracts SURPASSED BY
NONE. Those desiring to effect insurance upon
their lives will do we'll to first examine her
rates of premiums and her record before in
vesting elsewhere. Circulars of rates and any
information desired, relative to insurance, free
ly given at my Office, No. so North Cherry St.,
Nashville. Tenn. FRANK Z. PERRIN.
ap27 If General Travelling Agent
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Louisville and Nashville
r A / L r o A D.
SUMMER SCHEDULE, 1859.
COMMENCINS NAY =, 1889.
Trains will run a fOliOvs.

lOMMENCINN NAY = 1893,
Trains will run a. follows:
Leave NASHVILLE. $50 A. NJ. 2:35lP. NJ.
Arrive at Louisville. I:3O p. NJ 1889 p NJ
Both Trains make direct connection at Louis
yills with the Jacksonville Railroad for st.
Louis, Chicago. Indianapolis, Cincinnati, BAlti
more, Washington, philadelphia, and New Y ork.
Morning Train from Nashville connects with
United States mail line steamers leaving Louis
vile at 400 P. NJ. connecting at Cincinnati with
early morning trains East, BAGGAGH CHECKED
from Nashville TO st. Louis Chicago, cincin-
matt. and ali principal Eastern cities.
60 The 2-35 P. n. Train from Nashville
does not run on SUNDAY.
Through train leaves GaliAtin at 8s3z A.
M aud arrives at Nashville At SEQ A. NJ
Coach on freight train leaves Nashville at
4to5 P. NJ, and arrives at GAllatin at 6E25 p NJ
every day except Sunday. 80 =
80 ALBEIT FINK,
Gent Superintendent L. 4 N. R.R
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce NJ. NJ.
BRIEN, ST., as 3 candidate for Chancellor
Of this District at the ensuing election.
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XiGIenI L.anRuara

Thos. Butler was taxed with the costs in
the police court yesterday for using loud
and boisterous language.
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.THE COTTON nARKETs.
Mobile. May q

lf Mobile. May 3.
Cotton, sales 300 baIes-low middling
Market quiet and demand
limited. Receipts 566 bales; exports A.
502 bales.
Savannah, May 3.
Cotton quiet but steady-middling 27lc;
sales $50 bales; receipts 90S bales.
Charleston, May 3.
Cotton steady Sales 325 bsles-mid-
dliDgs 274e; receipts SS6 bales.
baltimore. May 3.
Cotton steady at 2S92Sf.
Augusta, Ga, Mays.
The market was quiet but firm TO day
under the advance in gold. Middlings
nominally 263 cents. Sales, 81 bales; re-
ceipts q bales,
Macon, Ga, Mays
CoTToN-R Receipts To- day bales; sales
lS5; shipped l64. The market was about
the same on Saturday, fair demand at
254e, for middling.
COiambus, Ga, May 3.
Demand continues fair for better grader.
Middlines &c; warehouse sales 105 bales;
receipts AZ bales shipments 107 bales.
Atlanta, Ga, May 3.
Market steady at 244 TO 25e. Receipts
light.
Montgomery. Ala. Mays.
We have no special change to note in
our cotton market to-day. The sudden
rice in gold in New York has increased
the frmness of the staple, and we row
quote good style Of Low Middlings firm
at 254
Memphis, May 3.
In our market there has been a steady
demand, on spinners' orders mostly, and
| the weeks sales will foot up about 4,OOl
bales, bat prices have been irregular, snC
in many instances classification has been
made TO suit the price obtained rather thar
the actual grade of the article sold. Hold
ers of fine grades are very firm where they
have any thing like table, but small lot
are let go upon q basis of 27@274c fol
| Middlings, while some buyers CLAIM
to have bought at este. Tn
asking price, however, for middlings ha
not been less than 279c at any time dur
ing the week, while on Friday 2Sc wa
asked in many cases, and holders firm
Receipts for the week, ,573 bales, and ex
ports 1868 bales. against 662 bales re
ceived and 1,64S bales exported SAM
week in 1865, and 2,5O5 bales received
and 4, 1884 bales exported last week, making
receipts since September l, 23S, OS9 bslss
and exports 22l, ITO bales against 25O,O 90;
bales received, and 250,5O7 bales ex
ported same period last season. Stock
l7,026 bales sgsinst SIS bales May 4
1868.
Cincinnati, May ,.
There has been a moderate demanC
during the week, but prices have declined
on the lower grades, while middling, be
ing scarce, is well sustained, closing viii
little demand but no pressure 10 sell. We
quote ordinary to good ordinary at 23@
24e; low middling at 25925ae; middlinl
al 27@274e, and strict middling at IS
per pound,
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The exports Of specie from New York
to foreign ports last week amounted to
$669, 2S9 against 81 All, 1871 the correspond
ing week last year The following table
will show the total exports of specie from
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United States 6s of 'Sl,

London advices of yesterday quoted
United States five-twentieS at 500.
Tennessee bonds are lower, the old be-
ing quoted in New York at G., and the
new a; 653.
Nashville corporation checks are dull
and in no demand. Dealers are offering TO
sell at 76@7S.
The following statement of the public
debt on the LIST of May has just been Issued
from the Treasury Department. We COM
pare the figures with those given at the
corresponding time last year:
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We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at bargain, by
application at the Office Of the UNION AND
AMERICAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-05-06

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dys-harmless, reliable, in
Simultaneous. No disappointment; no ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects Of tad Dyes. Inyigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed william A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Psrfumers. Factory, 81
arclay street W NaYork aD9
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Merchants Stake.-For all ages; two
mile heats; subscription $50; PIP; Asso.
citation TO add $3.50 Five or more to fill
Closed with the following entries:
l. =. Leonard enters oh Ontario,
by Bonnie Scotland, dam Lady
Lancaster by Monarch; years
old . ,
.. Same enters Oh Skylight, by
Lexington, dam Daylight by Glen
cae; wears old, pd e
3. Loud & Jackson enters ch c Dick
jackson by Revenue, dam Vic
toria by Margrave; years old pd #
jackson Il Panl enter b b Conn
frrmoOf, by Colossus, dam 10y
mp. Hooien; years old. dist 0
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Cards, bill, letter and note heads, state
ments, circulars, at very low prices, at No
Is Cedar street.
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Secondhand books bought and sold, al
No. IS Cedar street.