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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-09
COUNTY COURT SALE.

7. NJ steger, Administrator de bonis non. "a.
John Connally ct ais.
DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE COIN
u ~ COURT Of Davidson county, rendered at
the September Germ, 1870, in the above narne5
cause, will offer, at public auction, on
Saturday, the sth day OF October,
1870, the following described lot Of land belong
ing 10 this = state of Thomas Connally. deceased
to-git: lot Of ground In Davidson county Ten.
nessee, fronting on the west side OF the Franklin
turnpike, and bounded as follows: Beginning al
point on said turnpike I46 feet distant from
where the same Is intersected by Gleaves street
and running westwardiy 40 feet ~ inches. more
or less, TO an alley IS feet wide thence with sai
alley southEaTdly 40 fest AZ inches to a stake
thence eastWardly 14S feet, more or less, 20 the
Franklin turnpike; thence nOrthSardly with saia
turnpike 50 feet to the beginning. being lof No =
in Bass plan of lots
TERMs-One third cash, and the balance in six
rity, and a lien retained.
seplOtds W. @. EWIN Clerk
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A New YORK journal announces in its
advertising columns, that Cling Wau,
Chinese physician, and his assistants have
a stock of Chinese medicines, and are cur.
ing diseases declared hopeless. Verify,
the world moves s--- s.--.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE

Nos. Io3 and IO5 North College Street.
THAT FIRST-OLAS5 HOTEL HAS RECENTLY
Il undergone Thorough repair, and now enters
upOI, the winter campaign with every convenience
for guests The finest front room, suitable for
family or single boArders, can be had The fare
is the best, and prices low. Remember It is con-
yenient to the depots sep13-3m
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CAPT. H. C. MAcLAUGHLIN has re-
sumed his connection with the Murfrees-
boro Monitor. He is forcible writer,
and will add greatly to the efficiency OF
that excellent Democratic journal.
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TENNESSEE BONDS were quoted in New
York yesterday at 62s for the old issut
aud 60; for the new.
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Thursday. October 81, 1870,

At 10 O'Clock A. N. ON the premises.
Toe property Is bounded by Division and Over
ton streets and the Middle Franklin Pike. II lies
beautifully on 8 commanding eminence overlook
ing great portion Of the city, and viii be laid
of that its streets will cOnnect with those leading
to Broad street and the great thoroughfares. It
is now being levelled snd graded and adapted for
bufIding sites The erection Of the Governors
Mansion at that point, together with its nearness
to the city and natural eligibility, VIII make this
one Of the most pleasant and attractive suburbs,
and renders this sale one Offering unusual in
ducenents TO those desiring building sites.
Plans Of the los are to be found at the Office Of
DR.. T. A. AtchisOn, and the puglie are invited to
call and inspect them.
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Saturday, the sth day OF Octobsr-
SHELBY Iron.

ME ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH THIS
w celebrated Charcoal Pig IrOr, in am,
qusnefy. This is strictly No. l Foundry Iron
aho IA regard TO It's strength, softnes-, &c, We
would refer to the fouhdrynen OF Sssbyfle zen
erduy. Q. r PARSONS & 60.
sepAoeodim Agts for Shelby Iron Co
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER . 1870.

GOLD opened in New York yesterday
at 49,. advanced TO 1873, and closed al
1132
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Broad Street Pronertv

WE HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL GOOD LOTS
w on Broad street, beyond the Railroad, at
twenty dollars per foot, on easy terms We also
have several Lots rear the Decatur Depot At ten
dollars per foot, On long time.
AIRING TON, FABRAR wEAKLEY,
oct9-H No. 81 North College street
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CONTINENTAL
Life Insurance COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

A. II. & w. p. HURLEY,
No. 6 Maxwell House, Nashville, Tenn.
GEN.. JAMES HICKMAN.l Local Agents, Nash.
E. B GLASOOOK, VINE, Tenn.
&. W. v. 6 HIRRE9 II. D., Medical E1aminsr''
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TERMS.

Onefourth cash; the balance Ia six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty-four months, and lien re-
tanned. Notes to bear interest at six per cent.
til due and Afterwards at ten per cent.
-r T. A. ATCHISON, r
JESSE WARREN,
J. @. WARMER,
-.- Acting Board.
October 5, 1870.
Agents: CALENDER 4 GARRETT,
octs-eod ids Cherry street.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

Il day of Sept a. ID. 1870, warrant in bank
Tuptcy was issued against the estate of T.
W. Spiyey, of Nashville, in the county of
Davidson, and State of Tennessee, who has
been adjudged bankrupt, on his own petit
ton. That the payment OF any debts and de-
livery of any property belon ging to said
bankrupt, to hi bis use, and the trans
fer of any pEsasl are forbidden by
law; that a I, ,reditors of the said
bankrupt, 7s Us, and to choose
one or M s. IS estate, will be held
at Con- / II be holden on the
the oft i. F6r in Bankruptcy, be-
fore Alexis \ DfasIey, Esq, Register.
T. J. HARRISON,
octS-2t U. 5. Marshal, Messenger.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT,
JANUARY /, 1870.
Number of Policies I'm 1869. ....... ITS
Amount insured In 1s69.-.s2I, 246, ZOO
Whole Number of Policies is
sued by the COmpany...............27 200
81, 800, 1872 so
Number of Policies Issued in July,
1870. -...-....-... ooZ
Annual Premiums.......S As 1.399.O OF
Agents wanted in every oou In the State.
For State st large, address
vi. Cs WILCOX,
Manager, Knoxville.
For Middle Tennessee, address ...
. A. IL. q w. II. HURLEY,
jy26-ly Nashville,
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That. on the LIST
Il day of Oct. 1870 a warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate of Lewis
Shepperd, of the county of Montgomery, and
State of Tennessee, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt, on own petition. That the payment
of any debts and delivery of any property be-
use, and the transfer OF any property by him
are forbidden by law; that a meeting Of the
creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts
and to choose one or more asSigneeS of his eS-
tate will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, TO
be holden on the 9th day of Nov. A. d. 1870, ut
9k O'Clock, A. NJ at the Office OF the Register
in Bankruptcy, before Alexander 5. Bradley,
ESQ.,, Register I. J. HARRISON,
OctS-2t q. S. Marshal, Messenger.
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- County.
W. F. Green,
vs.. , ORIGINAL Attachment Suit,
James Randals. ....
The plaintiff on affidavit that the defendant has
fraudulently disposed of, is about fraudulently
to dispose of his property, having obtained from
me an original attachment against defendants
property, and said attachment having been re-
turned as levied on defendants personal property,
and defendant not to be found in this county !;
therefore it is ordered that publication be made in
the Union and American, newspaper in the city
of Nashville, for four consecutive weeks, requir-
lug the said James Randals to appear ct my Office
III the city of Nashville, in said county, on We'd
nesdsy the 18th day Of October ITO, at 10 o'clock
A. M, and defend this suit, or the same will be
heard ex parte. W. II WILKINSON,
sepI3-laW4t Justice of the Peace.
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We take much pleasure in calling the attention
of our readers TO the advertisement of Globe
Flower Syrup, in another column This celebrated
Lung Remedy is regarded by all who have tested
its merits, to be the most pleasant and truly valu-
able medicine ever discovered, for the cure of
colds, coughs, asthma, etc. Like a true friend,
the more we use it and know it, the better we Ike
IT, 1t is pleasant to take, and unlike all other
Cough Medicines offered to the public, ii contains
no opium or any nauseating drug and win not dis
agree with the most delicate constitution We adj
wise all who have disease of the Lungs, such az
| Incipient Consumption, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, etc. to try at once bottle of Globe Flower
Syrup.
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r Q r. 8 A L II =.
THE FINEST RESIDENCE
THE CITY.

HAVING JUST COMPLETED THE MOST
Ii COMPACT and desirable residence in the
city, offer it for sale at an extremely low
price.
1t is situated between Park and Summer
Streets, fronting on the former, and extending
with its beautiful terraced grounds in rear, to
the latter The situation is in one of the most
select and retired localities, and on the highest
eminence in the city, affOrding fine view OF
the surrounding country for miles. 1t there
fore possesses the advantage Of a country resi-
dence, and is more preferable, since it is near
the business portion of the city, and directly
opposite the principal entrance to the future
Capitol Park. No obstruction can he placed
either in front or in the rear of the house, on
account of the Capitol grounds and Summer
Street. This advantage alone is greater than
any other house in the city possesses. This
sesidence was built regardlessOf expense, and
is possessed of all the msdern Improvements.
1t must be seen and examined in order to be
appreciated, and any one desiring to do so will
be shown through the house at any time
NJ. MCCORMACK,
Sep2O-tf No. 10 Park Street.
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WE WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC OUTCRY, AT
w the Courthouse inNashvine, on
Thursday, October 20, 1910,
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~~.~~~~@~~~~~~~~~~~r~~ II y 1919
Rochcfort j. writing a history If the last
Empire.
The Orleans family are worth forty mil
lion francs.
The list Of fathers opposed TO the dogma
Of infallihility now numbers quite 100.
Espartero has written letterto Marshal
Prim declining the candidacy for the crown
On account Of his great age.
The naturalization treaty has been figur-
ed by the Earl Of Clarendon, and Mr.. Mot
ley, the American Minister.
Madam Olivier, wife Of the Prime min
lister Of France. has received the decoration
Of the noble Ladies' Of Spain.
A committee has been formed 10 raise
monument to the memory Of the Reformer
Luther, at Eisleben, bis native town.
The French government has officially no
tilted Greece that if brigands capture
Frenchmen, Greece shall pay ransom.
The Emperor Of Austria and the Empress
Of France will be the god parents Of the ex-
peoted child Of the Princess Metternich.
In london May 3rd party of French
Republicans entertained Mr.. Gustaye Flou-
rens at q banquet at the International
Hall.
In Paris there is current saying that
when Frenchman spends Eve Frames, an
Englishman will spend twenty, and an
American fifty.
Isabella, the ex-Queen Of Spain, is CON-
planning ofpoyerty. All she has left is ten
millions of francs and her family jcwelry,
valued at several times that sum.
Victor Hugo has authorized all persons
drawing up petitions for the pardon Of eri-
minals sentenced to death to add his name
to the signatures.
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Public neetIpr.


AZ meeting Of the voters Of Bushy Fork
Township on 2ia May 1870. at Bushy
Fork,
On motion, james A. Bradsher was cali
ed to the chair and John L. Phelps, Sc
eretary. The object Of the meeting was
explained BY few brief andappropriate re-
marks BY the chairman.
On motion committee was appointed
to draft resolutions for the meeting, viz r..
Hargis, 7. H. Briggs, ID. ID. yiliines, w.
A. Bradsher and John ii. Henry. After
short absence the committee reported the
following resolutions which were unani-
mously adopted.
Resolved lst. That We cordially approve
Of the resolutions passed at meeting held
IN Roxboro at our last corut.
Resolved End. That We are pcaccable
and law abiding people. opposed TO Loyal
Leagues, lawlessness and mob laws.
Resolved 3rd. That VIC wish 10 cultivate
kind and pcaceablc feelings towards our CO.
lored race and ask them 70 vote with Us.
Resolved lth. The chair appoint twelve
delegates to attend the county Convention
nj Roxboro.
The following gentlemen were appointed /:
DIR. X. z. Baync, II. J.. ID. Henry, j L.
Phelps, w. Cooper, 5. a. Horton, Calvin
Hawkins. A. N. Long. John Harris, A. q.
Briant John ii. Henry, ID. ID. Yillines, j.
u. Brook Esq, and on motion the chairman
was added.
Resolved 9TH. We win support the nomi-
nccs Of the Convention.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JAS. o. BlsADSIiER, Uhr'n.
j. l.. PnELPs, Scc,y.
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State Of Norlh.CarOlina.
0R1RGE COUNTY-Ssperior Corrt,
SPRING TERN, 1870.
Ruffin II. Tapp, Admir- Of


sPR1So TERN, 1870.
Ruffin II. Tapp, Adm,rof
Edmund l.. Chambers.
". PETITION
Nancy Chambers, Hannah 10 selI
Rusht0n, wife Of Enoch Land 10 nav
Rushton, Susan Cham Debts.
beers and Jno M. Cham
bers.
IsIiE petition Of the Plaintiff having thls day
Il been fled before me George Laws judge N the
Probate Of Orange County, asking 10 scl The lands
described IN the petition for the payment on the
interstate debts, and u appearing that the defend
arts above named are non residents of North DIR.
olina-it j. therefore ordered that publication h.
made IN the IIlsboro Recorder news paIpr mil.
lisbed IN Ililsboro for six successive weeks. M.
flying the defendants II the filing II the saId ,e
tltlon, and summons them 10 be and nppcar Al nv
oiliee In Iillsboro on the 9Th day n July 1870 ana
then and there answer or demur TO the netItlpn IN
the said Ruin ". Tapp, Administrator for the
sale % the land 81 the interstate Edmund Il. Cham.
bers for the payment Of debts.
tpf's Tee. SlODV) Judge of Probate.
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Eg Mrs. Slower. Andy's daughter, has
"done the thing brown = married Mr..
Brown, merchant in Grcensille, Tenn.
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10 Professor Wheat, once Of Bellies
1,cttrcs, at Chapel Hill, is now rector Of a
Church in Memphis Of which JEFF. Davis is
vestryman.
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~ They are urging in New jersey the
cstabli shment Of q State rcformatory for
girls.
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10 A frisky old man at Lake Dennis,
Florida. daddlcs sixty children and is now
nursing nine months baby.
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sV Pepper and o. Conner Of Raleigh are
going to take charge of the Macon House at
Beaufort this summer.
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r@- The Oldest voter in New York is a
negro named William Reese.
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~ Two hard drinkers and fassy men,
one named Murray. and the other Hayes,
have been run over and killed on the track
Of the Raleigh and Castor railroad within 4
year Of each others death. They botLhad
their heads cut of At the same spot.
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l AM a CANDIDATE

Il respectfully announce to The citizens within
I'll an once they have long III was yseaut. NJ
a CHEAP CASH a BARTER DEALER,
The people have held no "cOnycntion = h
baIlot for me, but from the general feeling visible
rom my CASH DHAwEn, am confident HI am
ne man. am In favor ~ sfefnae suffrage .
and shall be delighted with the female "yotefs. .
especially ~ am receiving and Opening this week
my Ind Summer Stock ~ hats, bonnefs, flower,
ribbons, Dress goods. shoes, mems wear, coffee.
sugar, molasses Fish nc, &c.
may 18th &C.
T.C. ELLIS.
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10 Not less than thousand women eat
arsenic in Cincinnati for their complexion.
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p The old fashioned gingham sun-bon-
net will be all the 60 at the fashionable wa.
tering places thissummer.
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10 A 70 year old chap hung himself
in Boston and has 'gonc to Boston again.
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w SomcOf the worst democrats at ZONE
we ever saw are the most agreeable people
70 take an Office from republican headquar-
tiers. How's this for hi!
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10 Theodore Clay, the lunatic son Of
Henry Clay, is dead.
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"a 4 two year old very interesting lit.
tie girl in Maine BY running loose got
hold Of a diPper full Of strong I've and drank
it. She is boxed up.
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State Of NOrih.Carolina.


ORANGE C0UNTY-Superior COar,.
STRING TERM, 1870.
John Berry, and Elizabeth Berry
ExecutosofJohn Berry sr., d'cd ppfs.
William w. Allison, and JohnJ.
Allison, Executors of Joseph ldefts
j. Allison, deceased.
4 appearing on affidavit 81 The plalnfifs IN Inc
satisfaction of the Court that cause n aetI1n
exists against the defendants m this case and thai
Jenn y. Alls0n one ~ the defendants hath denarf.
eu from The State Of North Carolina 10 avoid The
service Of summons: -.
~ Il Therefore ordered by the court that pui,ll.
cation y made weekly Cor six successive weeks IN
N Hilsb0roigh Recorder newspaper published
~ The Town 81 Marlborough, thai fhe snld Johr,
y =: Allison I. summoned 10 appear at the next
Term Of this court II the Court House IN Hills
Dof0 on the 9Th Monday after the frst Monday Of
september next, and answer 90 the eompIaint on
nc plaintiffs, otherwise the plaintiff win take h,dg
,neIt against The defendants COR the s,ln N Five
hundred and Ninety one Dollars and my elrIsf
March 1871 till paid.
Wines George Laws Clerk Of aid court Al n.
ice In Hillsborough this 18th day Of Nav A ID 1870.
lpr's &c. sIOO0) ave go
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10 At celebration BY the fremen Of
Charlotte Of the anniversary Of the Meek
lenburg Declaration Of Independence, a
young man. a stranger got drunk and IN
trodueed into the ball room . disreputable
female. lie was seized and carried Oft for
ride on rail but the appeals Of Major
DoWd and Gen. Young sarcd him, 50
says the Dem0crqt.
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Radicalism responsible for Southern Dis.
order. g2
1.-THE Southern people indicate dissatis-
faction with the "best Government the
world ever saw''--if they ecince FESTIVE.
ness and 4 disregard Of law and order--we
must confess that The government, ruled
by Radicals, Is greatly 10 blame for 1t. In
reconstructing the Union the whites were
required to consent to colored suffrage and
tothe political equality ofthc African race.
This was bitter pin, but nevertheless
they swallowed it. Then came impose
tons of the most exorbitant taxes, coupled
with more .'dirt-eating''--all of which the
people submitted to patiently. And now
we see That Summer, in the u. S. Senate,
Wants to bind us with more chains Of sla-
very. Under pretence of enforcing the
fifteenth amendmentn he has introduced
a bill making 1t crime for white man to
advise negro as to his voting, and pun
ishing with fine and imprisonment any
white man who shall turn off negro lab
orer ON account of his politics or voting.
Thus IL you have in your employ q colored
man who lends himself as voting tool to
a carpet-baggcr who seeks your ruin by
taxing you, you dare not discharge him!
but shall lot him hold ON and eat your
meat and bread and vote to ruin you with
taxes and kill you ON officiating. 1t Is
laws like this that cxaspeate the whites
and render them dissatisfied with the sit
natlon. Summers proposition Is an inter-
ference with, or rather an abridgement of,
the personal rights of man. We do not
hold with the right or propriety of the en-
ployer mcddling in any way with the en-
ployee's politics or voting-he should be
left free to vote as he pleases-and his en-
ployer has right to expect that the en-
ployee will not consent to let men influence
his vote whose policy, ifcarried out, would
bankrupt the man employing or feeding
him. Ifthe laborer voted in accordance
with honest judgment, that would be diff
ferent thing-the evil effect of his vote
could be overlooked. But to work for
man for fair wages-to eat his bread and
meat and knowingly vote to bankrupt
him and to rob yourself Of employment, Il
mean--to say the least OF 1t. And no sys-
tenn Of Legislation Congress can adcr.will
prevent an employer from disclarging "a
handn when he chooses to do 50. Why
should an employer be denied the right to
pay an employee up for the time he hired
him, and dispense with his services? We
eoncede that the employee has right to
exact wages for the length of time he con-
tracted TO serve.
But this b not all: The sumner bill, I'M
der severe pains and penalties, requires all
hotels, boarding houses, rail road cars, the
atres, &C., to throw open their doors to the
negro aud place him upon terms Of equal
ity with the whites. What right has con-
gress to enact such law? Chief Justice
Chase four choice for the next Presidency
would say none!-not q bit more than IL
49, - s--.---ia- a. $780, --.slsiah MO
shall hire or discharge employees.
These are Radical maneuvres to get the
colorpd vote Rnf xx-a da.a tha ....&.. A.
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70 George 2. French, the representa-
tive last session from New Hanover. has al
ready sent North this season forty thousand
quarts Of strawberries Of his own raising
Mr.. French has ten thousand peach trees in
bearing. lie employs two hundred hands.
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III Capt. Miles Hill, an ex-rcbcI officer
~ the fourth Georgia regiment, died IN
Valdosta, Ga. on the second Of this month.
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sar If you arc not a subscriber--and
read this paper regularly, borrowing it,
you are mean man. You will steal from
a poor editor, and may the Lord ha' mercy
on your poor stingy soul.
70 The amount Of personal estate Of the
late Gen. George II. Thomas is forty thous-
and dollars. He has three old maiden sis
tiers now living on plantations N scath-
ampton County, Virginia.
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~ Cotton is twenty cents . pound in
Newborn.
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N. M. WILSON & CO.,
Commission 9lsrrhants,

- anu 'afy streets, Opposhc Tobacco Exehner,,
RICHMOND. VI.
COLLECT conixriiueufs ofsroii,e,n ..h.., A
~ Corn, and Country Procure rcnefsii,. Esvlrt
personal attention given 90 M saIes and i,1or,s
feturIls rendered. On hand flIl supply n Has
10y, .. graih. we arr prepared 10 make liberal ad-
miih Of shipments, on consultation. W '"o
thankful for the past libcrallfy of our f,iend.
VIC bope 70 deserve fair portion of fhelf tairor.
aEe. we VIII remit 70 orr nienas currency IL
-, ~ Chccs, Payable ~ DanvIIIc, a. desired.
gol VIM. Martin, ESQ, Jolnsfbn& Fjetlen Han.
kers, Danvillc, Va, ,. y. Priicheft. pIfississrI.
county, va: Dr. VIM. ". Carrincton and a VA IA.
mund,, iiallfax county, Va. cofJ w Cunning.
March "a. an a..
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shall hire or discharge employees.
These are Radical maneuvres to get the
colored vote. But we dare the party to
pass the bin. Sumner II too smart for that.