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henderson and Nashville Railroad

The people of Nashville will rejoice to
see by the following paragraph from the
Henderson (Ky.) Ne1rs that there is
promise of early railroad connection be-
tween this city and the exhaustless coal
fields of Kentucky. The Meas says:
1--WE have the best authority for stating
that the road between Henderson and
Nashville will be completed about the first
or during the month Of October. The iron
has already been purchased and prid for to
complete it to the coal fields. There are
now four hundred laborers, or more, en-
ployed, and the force being increased. Ad-
ditional new rolling stock has been placed
on the other end of the line, and a pas
senger coach and baggage car for this end
have arrived at Evansville and will be
placed upon the track in a few days"
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Load of Cotton in the Mud.

A wagon, heavily loaded with cotton,
gave way on Church street, between Col
lege and Cherry, yesterday morning, leav-
ing the bales in the mud in the middle of
the street. where they remained until a
number of drays came to the rescue and
removed the same.
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Nashville Live stock Market.

CATTLE-Good cattle continue in de-
mand, and for heavy and well fatted selec-
tons. shippers are offering G@7c. Lighter
weights, smooth and fatted, are in demand
by the butchers at 54@6e. We quote or
binary 34@4tc, and inferior nominally at
24@34c, with but little sale for the latter.
HoGs-Transactions light and little or no
demand. We quote nominally at 6@74c.
SHEEP-Receipts liberal, and supply suf-
fcient for demand. We quote best quail
ty, wool on, 500 per head; wool off 200
@3 90; lambs 1OO@2. so, according to
quality.
Sales at Morse's stock yard during the
week. as follows:
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Tennessee Agricultural and FTe-
chaniCEaI Association.

The Board of Directors of the Tennes-
see Agricultural Association held their reg
ular meeting at the grounds yesterday,
where everything is progressing satisfacto
rily for the spring fair to commence on the
18th inst.
Owing TO the deer chase and hurdle race
10 come off on Saturday, the Dist, 1t has
been decided that the fox chase will take
place on Thursday, the 10Th inst.
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The Fates Have so Decreed.

Anon.
Lead me where the Fates have told thee
Hats are cheaper than elsewhere;
Show me the last Bat they sold thee!
What so cheap? yet texture rare!
IT'S stylish, too, the latest model,
Made to ct with perfect ease
The round, or long, uneven noodle,
And the critics eye to please.
And then the price, why bless my stars
It's lower Than I ever thought.
They're lit to grace the Head Of Mars,
And for trihe can be bought
In all designs for Summer wear
AT WAN & WALKERS, Public Square.
VAIN s. WALKER,
PREMIUM HATTERS,
Apr9-14thp No. "a Public Square.
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DR.. F. w. Sparkling, Assessor of Internal
Revenue for this district left for Washing
ington City yesterday evening. Not being
as we understand Of the resigning sort,
we presume that be goes there to
protest against the deep damuation
of his taking Off from the Official position
of which he has for some time been the
incumbent. We infer from Indications
that if the worst must come with the
Doctor. and that if his head must fall, he
will die mama We shall 500
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BODY RecoEcrcd.

The body of a negro man named John
Brown, drowned at the steamboat landing
last Friday afternoon, was found yesterday,
and an inquest held by Coroner Brien who
found that the deceased came to his death
by accidental drowning.
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Rapid IFentiNEaX.

The large brick business houses being
erected on the side of the old Cannon prop
erty, corner of Spruce and Church streets,
are progressing toward completion at a
rapid rate. Before the season is out they
will be finished and ready for occnnancY.
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SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Charleston, s. c., May 6.

HAY-In the absence Of arrivals the mar
ket has been quiet. A shipment of Eastern
previously at hand, has been retailing at
1.55 q hundred.
CoRN-This grain has only been received
in limited supply, say about 3,OOS bushels
from North Carolina. Jobbing lots of
prime white are selling at 1.34@1.35 2
bushel, weight, bags included About 3, 900
bashels North Carolina, in bulk, sold at
1.254 z bushel, weight There is a steady
inquiry for plantation consumption.
OATs-Are in moderate supply with a
fair local demand, at about $50 . bushel,
weight, bags included, in a retail way.
FLoUR-The demand for this article has
moderate but steady, dealers being fairly
supplied with most grades, which are sell
ing at about previous prices. Northern
and Western fine may be quoted at SOC
@5.25 q Dbl; super at 5.40@5.75 2 Dbl;
extra at 6.00@6.75 q Dbl, and family at
7.OO@S.O 90 . Dbl. Southern qualities are
in limited stock, and may be quoted
at 7.00@775 z Dbl for extra, and SOOG
800 Z Dbl for family grades.
BACoN-The market has a limited stock,
which is held at strong and advancing fig
ures, the demand being steady. Prime
smoked shoulders may be quoted at 144c z
ID; clear nib sides at 1870 z ID; sailed
shoulders at 13tc 2 ID, and salted sides at
164@17c q ID.
VEGETABLEs-Irish potatoes are in fair
stock and sell at 100000 2 barrel; new
Irish potatoes have been received in a few
limited lots from Florida Green peas,
grown in this vicinity, are being shipped
North in considerable quantities, and may
be quoted at g 100000 2 bushel.
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uunificcnt Donation.

Col. Ames, the renowned circus man, on
Friday last presented the sum Of 500 to
the Ladies' Monumental Association as
donation toward the erection Of a mouu-
ment to the noble braves who fell for the
''Lost Cause" The ladies of the Assoria-
ton request US to return their warm thanks
to Col Ames for his liberality.
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New Orleans Markets
81. Louis Markets.

ST.. LOUIS, May 10.-Flour firm; fall
superfne, 4.O0@4.37t. Wheat, stiff and
higher, No. red fall, 1.1O@1.15. Corn,
choice mixed, 1.14@1-16. Oats 65c. Rye
SIC. Whisky Los. Pork 80 25. Dry salt
claar sides Ib2n Lard I61c
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Rainy and Disagrecabie.

A heavy, cold rain fell almost necessarily
during the day, interfering very materially
with business and out door exercises gen
orally. The rain Will do a vast deal of
good, however, which viii more than COM
pensate for the temporary Inconvenience
IL occasions.
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Attention, Knights Templsr.

ILKNIGHTs TEAIPLAR IN THE CITY ARE
( 1 solicited to meet with the officers and mem
bers of the Grand Commandery of Tennessee, at
~ O'Clock A. NJ. for public parade.
Knights OF Nashville COmmandery are urgently
requested to DO present
mayl 1t HENRY SHEFFIELD, S. W.
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CITY NOTICES.
The cheapest wines in the city at
may11 1w ARMIsTEAD 4 Cos


During the season Mr.. ]. II. Hales will
be found, as usual, at his old stand, north
west corner of the Markethouse, with the
best Lake Ice, at the lowest rates. Pack
ing and shipping promptly attended to.
may11 1w
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COMMON SCHOOL LAWS.

To School Commissioners, Clerks,
Trustees, etc.:
We have complied All the laws
now in force. defining the duties of
school Commissioner, County Court
Clerks, Trustees and Courts in rcia-
ton to Common schools in Tonnes
see
This compilation viii be n cOnve-
nIent and complete reference for all
those entrusted in any way with the
administration OF the school laws
of the State
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~ O T @ Il.

TINHE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCEs OF W.
L A. Sumner are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral Of his wife, ISABELLA SUMNER, this
evening at O'Clock, at ST. Johns Chapel.
Divine services by Elders Page Taylor and n.
G.. Merry.
MAY II, 1870
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Trunk Mandatory.

have large stock of ladies' and gen
tlemen's travelling trunks and valises at my
salesroom, No. Il North Market street, near
Union, at prices which defy competition,
NV lw WIN. DUNsTEAD.
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Gold opened in New York yesterday
at 11422, and closed at 1144s. Here it was
rather difficult to sell at ia, while dealers
were asking 1144.
Exchange on New York is rather dull,
and could not be sold very readily at par,
while the banks were checking at $50 per
thousand.
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The following are the receipts at the
principal Southern seaports from April 2S
to May 4, as reported by telegraph. This
includes all points but North Carolina and
overland.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral Of Miss NANCY COMBS Will take
place at 10 O'Clock this morning. at the residence OF
Hon. John Hu. Smith. The friends and acquaint-
ances are respectfully invited to attend.
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GENERAL MARKETS,
TUESDAY, May 10, 1870.
Nashville Cotton Market.

CoTToN-The receipts of cotton tor the
week which closes to-day foot up 1,30S
bales, against l, 342 last week and 760 for
the corresponding week last year. The
shipments comprise l, 056 bales, against
974 the previous week and 1,522 the cor
responding week last year. The sales en-
brace 1,SG6 bales, against 946 last week
and l, 629 the corresponding week last year
At the date of our last review we left the
market only moderately active with even
running lots of low middling changing
hands at 20c. On Wednesday the market
was quiet and weak at unchanged quota
tons. Thursday there was no change either
in tone or prices. Friday a little life was
exhibited by the increase in orders, and q
slight improvement in tone was noticed.
Saturday the feeling was better, and the
market closed steady. Monday the dis
patches were favorable, causing some ami
Sc was folly established.
To-day there were continued favorable
advices, and the market closed strong at a
still further advance. The sales in Liver
pool for two days past have been unusually
heavy, and it is generally understood by
spectators that the future of cotton on
bHlS sue Will 10 SONSIueu eAtIIely ny u6-
velop1Aents in India. So far the receipts
from India have been meagre, and there il
every reason to believe that the crop will
not come up to former expectations. II
this should prove to be the case, notwith-
standing the large receipts of American
cotton, there will be an increased demand,
and consequently a steady and probably
appreciated market from this until the close
of the season. From our summary below
it will be observed that the operations were
liberal, and we may add that but for the
light offerings the transactions would have
been materially increased. AS above no.
ticed, the market this evening closed strong
&c fOllouC.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RarcheInr,s Hair Dive

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless reliable instantaneous, does not contain
lead nor any Ditdic poison to produce paralysis or
death. Avoid the Wanted and delusive prepara-
tons boasting virtues they do not possess The
genniue W. A Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty
years untarnished reputation to uphold its integr
fv rs the only perfect Hair Dye-black or brown.
Sold by all Druggists. Applied at No. Is Bond
street, ny jan30 tnay23
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The harshness, brashness and rough ap-
pearance of the hair, even when it grows
thick and strong, is indicative of incipient
disease of the hair bulbs, which fail to sup
ply the requisite quality of oil nutriment.
This is remedied quickly by the Louisiana
Creole Hair Restorer, which furnishes the
kind of food wanted, and soon causes the
hair to show an improved appearance.
For sale by all druggists. 1t
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MARKETS BY TELEeRAPH.
Foreign markets.

LONDON, May 10 Eyeninq-Co nsols
for money 944; on account 9444. American
securities quiet; Cos, SO; '62s, $50; SIS, 80;
10-4O's, s54. Stocks quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL, May 10.-Cotton buoyant
middling uplands 1915 Orleans 119@114d.
Manchester market firm Sales II, 600
bales. Western flour 20s Cd. Corn-No. 2
mixed 30s Oats 2s sd.
FRANKFoRT, May 1O.-Cotton firm, 1927
on spot, 1907 afoat
New York Money Market
New York, May 1O.-Money easy at 3@5
. cent on call. Sterling firm at 1099;
Gold frmer; opened at I14s, advanced TO
lis, and closed at IA. Carrying rates ~
as 3 cent. Clearances 81, O00, 900.
Saxonia took 100000. Government Sc
curities are active and bouyant State
bonds firm-old Tennessee 6O4; new 544
Sub Treasury balance-gold SIC, S7S, s97;
currency 81, 1S5, S32; general balance $751;
$40, O42.
New York General Markets.
New YORK, May 1O.-Cotton less active I;
middling uplands 233c. Flour, 5000 bet
ter; superfine State Western 1896. 10.
whisky 1.08y. Wheat 2@3c better, and
good export in fair demand; winter red
and amber western, 1.32@1.35. Corn 1c
better and fairly active new mixed l. 10
@1.16. Coffee quiet. Molasses dull. Rye
quiet, 964@973c. Sugar steady Cubs
9@1Oe.
New Orleans Markets
New ORLEANS, May IO.-Cotton in &C
tive demand and full prices; middings %.
O22lc. Sales 5000 bales; receipts 2,74.
bales; exports 1869 bales; stock lbs, 04'
bales. Flour unchanged. Corn LBS. Oati
73975c. Hay, prime 26.O0. Sugar, prim
lilo. Molasses, prime reboiled 75c
Whiskey 974c@1.O5. Coffee dull, fair IS
@169; prime 173@1s4. Sterling 1853.
st. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, May 10.-Flour firm; fal
superfne, 4.00@4.37t. Wheat, stiff an
! higher, No. 2 red fall, 1.1O@1.15. Corn
choice mixed, 1.I4@1-16. Oats 65c. Ry
. SIC. Whisky Los. Pork 1926. Dry sal
+ clear sides 154c. Lard 164c.
t Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, May 1O.-Flour quiet and hel
. higher Wheat excited, and SIC highe
. $3.50. Corn 9i@944c. Highwines 1.Ol
y Pork %. sc. 92S.75. Lard 16@164c. Bull
I, meats, shoulders 114@11sc.
! Cincinnati Markets.
n CINCINNATI, May lO.-flour, Ainn
\ 5.OO@5.25. Wheat 1.GS@1.10. Cor
mixed LOO Oats and Rye unchanged an
quiet. Cotton firm and in good demant
! middling 22c. Tobacco, sales of 229 hhC
7 at {. 9O@29.40 for trash to good leaf VIII
ky 1.O6@1.07. Mess pork $3.50. Bul
4 meats 113@14t@14sc; bacon, 124@164
q 174c. Lard 1910. Eggs lac.
! Louisville Markets.
0 LOUISVILLE, May .-Cotton-middliI
Q pc. Flour 500. Corn 1.224o. Whs
r I.O5@1.2O. Oats zoe. Rye LOO. Pol
5 20. 80. Bacon I34@17@i7kc. Bulk mea
I24@16@164e. Lard lie. Hams-S.
b 19c. Whisky Log. Tobacco-sales of 3
9 hogsheads at 5. 5O@62 90 for frosted to IA
!, cy leaf.
Q Memphis Markets..
Q MEMPHIS, May 1O.-Cotton quiet at 2244
# receipts, 513 bales; exports 435 bale
Flour, firm, but inactive. Corn, choi
d white at I25. Oats active at zoe. III
I dull at 25.O0@26.OO. Bran scarce
81. O0@2S.OO. Lard dull at 174@1S3
Pork firm at 3IOO. Bacon-shoulders
1 1891 Of Qlo
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Nosbv,IIc g,umber rTarket,

We report market steady and business
increasing. We quote as follows for yard
rates:
Yellow pine flooring. =. 40 90 to As 90 Q NJ
White pine lumber, East
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twenty-five Cents per Single Copy.
Fifteen Dollars per Hundred.
Orders are solicited from counties
for the supply of Commissioners,
Clerks, ETC., which viii be promptly
filled, by Express or other mode Of
conveyance directed. Address,
UNION AND AMERICAN,
Nashville, Tenn
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cox ADAY MADE AT HoMEl 40 entirely new
SHO articles for Agents. Samples sent free
Address II. D. SHAW Alfred, Me. marl-d&w3m
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The supplies for corresponding week last
year were %, $50 bales.
The following table shows the quantity
of cotton in sight on the 18th of April,
and at the same time last wear:
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.
CINCINNATI, May 9.-Live stock receipts
for the week ending to-day-cattle, /, $3.50
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The following exhibit will show com
parison between the receipts and shipments
this year at this port, and the receipts and
cbiyDa IAN ke Loot -. n
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D. B. HICKS is selling the cheapest and
best ice chest and refrigerator in the city.
Every family should have one that wants
cold milk, butter, etc.
He also sells the best lake ice cheap to
keep them cold. Bank Alley, between
College and Cherry streets. maj If
WHITE SHELLS, for decorating garden
walks and other purposes, for sale by
VIM SToCKELL & Son,
,,,oe 1u IS BROAD street
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1I.mphIs Markets.

MEMPHIS, May 1O-Cotton quiet at 2244c;
receipts, 5I3 bales; exports 435 bales.
Flour, firm, but inactive. Corn, choice
white at 1.25. Oats active at zoe. Hay
dull at 25.O0@26.OO. Bran scarce at
27.OO@2S.OO. Lard dull at 174@1S3c.
Pork firm at 31OO Bacon-shoulders at
133@I4c; sides at Isle.
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For the corresponding week last year
the market ruled steady throughout at 24J
@25c for the best grades.
Below we give a summary of the trans
actions of The daY:
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-14
NOTICE!

William Mitchell of Miami county, in
the State of Indiana, and Henry P
Swain Of Santa Clara county, in the.
State of California, viii take notice
that Owen ". Peck of the county, of
Wayne, in the State of Indiana, did on
the 29th day of March 1870, file his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Preble, I'M
the State of Ohio, against the said Viii
liam Mitchell and Henry P.sSwainj de-
PENDANTS. setting forth that on the 18th
day of November, 1884, tneRsaid Mitch
ell sold to the said Swain the following
premises situate in the county of Preble
land State of Ohio, and in the township
of Jefferson, and bounded and describ-I
ed as folIows-Being part of the South
west quarter of section %, township, 81,
range ], east-beginning AZ The county
road, on the line Of Isaac Taylor's land
thence westward along said road to an.
Elm tree-tE nce northweTd, running.
with a certain OAK tree to Robert ScottsI
south lne-thepce east alongHsa said line
to the north west corner of said Isaac
Taylor's land-thence sonth along said
Taylor's line to the place of beginning,
containing Is acres more or less-thatl
said Swain tool possession of said Real
Estate. and paid the consideration mon
ey in full. as stipulated for in an article.
of agreement entered into between said
Mitchell and Swain, but which agree
ment by mistake did not correctly de-.
scribe the premises aforesaid intended
to be and which was sold, that said
Mitchell failed to make said Swain a
deed therefor, that on the 21st day of
February 1866, said Swain by a quit
claim Deed, attempted to convey said
premises to said Owen W, Peck, who has
had possession of the same ever since,
that the description of said premises in
said deed is also aud incorrect
and praying thai said Mitchell may be
ordered and decreed to, convey said pre-.
misses by a correct description to the said
Henry P. Swain, or to this plaintiff, as
said Swain assignee, that said Swain, if.
said Mitchell shall, be deereed
to convey the same by correct de-
scription to this plaintiff, or in default Of
either or both of them complying with
the order and decree of the court in that
respect, that the decree of the Court be
declared to operate as such conveyance,
land that the said William Mitchell and
Henry p. Swain are notified that they.
are required to appear aud answer said
petition on or before the third Saturday
after the 18th day of May next.
~ OWEN w. PECK
=, - By MILLER Dc HARBIS his Att'ys.
d. B. Morrow, Clerk. ~
March 81, 1870 We prf$26.15. - L.,
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SALE or N OF THE
VILLAGE OF EATON.

SEALED bids WILDE received b. the
- undersignej at the Mayors Office,
in Eaton, untiI Saturday, February 18th,
1870, at o'clock, p. M, fer the sale Of
the following BONDS of the Incorporat.
ed Village of Eaten, Prebie County
Ohio, to- wit fEstz ~ I
NINETEEN BONDS for. the. sam n Of
$lo0,0 90 each. due Angust LIST, 1871, with
2 per cent interest from date, he inter
est to be paid annually ,''sa ''o'a
TWENTY TWO BONDS for the sum
of $4,000 each, due August LIST, 1872,
with z per cent. interest from date, the
interest to bezpaid IA
TWENTY-FIVE BONDS for the sum
of $1,000 eachY due AagustylsE1373,
with per cent. interest from date, the
Interest to be paid annually. ES9qr
TWENTYTHREE BONDS4Sfdr1ths
sum $4,000 each, due August fst, 1874
with z per cent. interest from date, the
interest to be paid annually. 4ss
1--WE NTY-FOUR BONDS for thk
sum of $4,000 each, due August LIST
1876, with z PEE cen. interest from date
the interest to be paid annually. @
Nc bid will be accepted for less that
the par value Of the Bond, andthe monej
will be required on delivery of the Bond
to the parehaseT. FForthe Tfaithhf4pay'
ment of these Bonds and interest thu
faith of the Village is irreEocablY pledg
| ed. lsa8 rZzz
Oh. EIDsoEr De-
j. H. Foos,a Building Com.
H. b. VAKAUsDAL. ~
Feb 3, 1870-w2prf $500.
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'eaa AGENTS WANTED for the


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TO LADIES.

A circular sent tree on subjects Of
great interest to married Ladies, con-
tanning p%a5tcplsrs Of several very va 10
Medical Facuity and the hundreds b
use them. Every lady should have . copy
in case of need. Send stamp and address
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nntn5strato1.'s .Nottce.

N office is hereby given, that the under
signed has this day been duly appoint
ed as administrator of the Estate hof
ROBERT SCOTT, deceased.
-ra9 tI CEPHAS j. BEAM, Admir-,
ae -1;as with the Will Annexed
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rBGrBya 4 decision Of the Unit
ed States Supreme eour5 per.
sons having in { their possession
notes of the old State Banks.
can demand their redemption in
gold This makes these notes
far more valuable than green
bricks or thosegiesued by the Ma
tionalfB Banks, I1T9ajU -75 sur,.at