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THE COTTON MARKETS.

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 10.
Cotton in good demand at 144c for low
middlings; stock on sale light.
Selma, Ala, Nov. 10.
There were sales to-day of 775 bales;
middlings 154@154c; low middlings IA to
14kc. and strict good ordinary 133@134c.
There has been an active demand, and the
sales were principally of the poor cottons.
The maket opened at inside, and closed
firm at outside quotations.
Norfolk, Nov. 10.
Cotton-Quiet but firm. Low middlings
15c. Net receipts 1,7S6 bales; exports
coastwise 1852 bales; sales - bales; stock
4,O96 bales.
Boston, Nov. 10.
Cotton-Firm; mIddlings 1Gac. Sales
800 bales. Net receipts 3O5 bales; coast
wise 1850 bales; total l, 500 bales; stock
$500 bales.
Baltimore, Nov. 10.
Cotton-Quiet but firm; middlings leo
sales 400 bales. Net receipts 260 bales;
coastwise SIS bales; total IT'S bales; exports
coastwise zoo bales; stock 5, 725 bales.
Wilmington, N. c., New. 10.
Cotton-Market quiet and steady; mid
diings 15c. Sales IL bales. Net receipts
sos bales; exports cosstwise 343 bales;
stock 8, 22O bales.
Augusta. Ca, Nov. rs.
Cotton-The market opened very firm
at 14aa fo.' middlings. During the day it
was steady with an advancing tendency
and closed very firm in response to favor
able accounts at 15c for middling, with
holders asking higher rates. Sales 1858
bales; receipts 1858 bales. Liverpool and
New York ruled strong and advancing.
Albany, Ga, Nov. 10.
Cotton market rather quiet with mode
rate demand Best lots sold to-day at
1896.
macons Ga, Nov. 10.
Cotton-Receipts to-day $40 bales; sales
72O; shipped 724. rf
The market opened quiet this morning,
at IA for middlings, but on. the reception
of the first reports from New York and
Liverpool the demand became strong, and
the market closed firm at IA @14aac-fancy
lots readily selling at the latter figures.
Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 16.
Cotton-Market firm at 14Ac for mid
dlings; 1875 for low middings, and 1910
for good ordinary.
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THE COURTS.

Police Court. -Chas johnson was yes
lerday found guilty of assault and battery,
and fined So; Hampton Washington, (col-
ored, larceny of meat, fined $3.50; Thos
Behangling, larceny, $40; Melvina Shute,
abusive language, s..
CHANcERY CoURT.-Ihe docket will be
called this morning from No. 206 TO No,
2jO
Law CouRT-This court, Judge Henry
Cooper presiding, was engaged nearly all
day in the examination of the case of VIM.
d. Bell (by next friend) w. Robert Reams.
The jury returned verdict for plaintiff in
the sum of 50, 900 damages
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@ames Hkobinson's Circus and she
Nashville ns0ard af srrax


A paragraph has recently been poino ,he
rounds Of the Northern press in reference
10 the canse OF the disbsnding of this cir
Gus, which, 80 far ~ our information goes,
Is very incorrect. In addition 10 this, the
design OF the paragraph is evidently 10 re-
neet IN an nniavorable manner, upon the
people Of our State.
The gist Of said paragraph is simply
this, that while the circus was exhibiting
Mt MuIireesborO, a strapping six-foOter,
armed with a revolver, and backed by ten
stalwart meh similarly armed, came up TO
the tent and attempted 10 enter. Robin
son, who was standing near the door, said,
Tickets, gentlemen, when the leader Of
the band, drawing his revolver, said.
That is my ticket, and then entered the
tent, as is alleged, much to the discomf
tnre OF Mr. Robinson, closely followed by
his companions This, says the paragraph.
together with the recent killing of G,l
Ames, and The scarcity of money, led Mr.
Robinson TO break up his Southern On.
gsgements IL also adds, by way of con
clnsion or moral, that revolver is great
thing to help one along, whether on the
highway or in a circus.
The statements contained in this nara.
graph, together with the inuendo conclud-
ing il, have not been fay0rably received bv
some of our business men, and their ire has
been to a considerable extent aroused nv
this fling at the fair name of tennessee
1t was proposed TO discuss the matter yeg-
ter,lay at the rooms Of the Nashville Board
OF Trade, and some gentlemen acquainted
with the merits of the case promised. as
We are informed, TO attend and participate
In the discussion. For some cause.
probably the pressure of commercial
duties, they failed TO appear; but We
give the following statements, obtained,
as We believe, from reliable source:
James Robinson did not disband his cir
Gus at Murfreesboro for the cause alleged
IN the paragraph We have referred TO. The
South has been overrun with circuses this
season, and even in Nashville Robinson
did not have near as large crowd as he
had last year, and in consequence of this
fact, and the scarcity of money, or the un-
Willingness Of the people TO expend it on
circuses, he concluded to break up his
Southern engagements The mere fact of
eleven men presenting themselves, armed
with revolvers, would not have been suffi-
Gent to cause such man as James Robin
son 10 act contrary TO his intentions; and,
moreover, there are sufficiently powerful
laws in Tennessee TO have brought the
parties to justice and gain Mr.. T. his
rights. Those who are acquainted with
Mr.. Il. will not fail to treat the paragraph
referred to with the CONTEMPT il deserves.
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''True Merit will always Have
IFS Reward

1t is certain that no truth has ever been more
satisfactorily demonstrated in our midst than the
above, as msy be seen daily in the immense de-
mand for that invaluable and popular tonic and
stimulus, MISHLERS HERB BITTERS. 1t is the
one thing needfnl for persons whose surroundings
are unfavorsble for good health, blcluse it is q
perfect protection against all morbid influences
productive of disease. The present is the most
fitting season for reinforcing the organs Of cur
bodies, and iUsnriug our health during the ''cold
term" We are all more or less negligent, but
there are many persons who are always behind in
this matter, consequently, n change in the sea-
son comes Ong before they are prepared for it,
and sickness sezes upon them, followed by all its
train OF ills, Begin now to ward of disesse by
using MISHLER's HERB EITTERs every Gay reg
ularly, and all the characterize cs CT good health
VIII spring up within and continue with you.
nOPl3-eodlwSw1t
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The Rice Crop.

The crop of Georgia and Carolina rice
will amount this year to about so, 900 casks,
against Go, 900 last year. The louisiana
crops will turn out IS, 900 barrels against
100000 last year. This will make the
aggregate crop of the United States a trife
larger than last year. That prices must
still further decline seems to be the general
opinion, in view of a prospective large
crop in India, and the war in Europe,
which disturbs the export business in Gers
many and France, leaving England as the
only undisturbed market for the surplus
crop, which promises to be much larger
and superior quality than of last year.
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supper To the Grand Ledge.

The Grand Lodge f. and A. NJ. were
last night the guests of Edgefield Lodge
No. Poi. After the installation of officers.
the members Of the Grand Lodge proceed
ed to Edgefeld whore a magnificent supper
was in awaiting IL was an occasion long
10 he remembered. After partaliing of
the bOuntiful repsst, then commenced the
feast of reason and the flow of soul which
tended TO enkindle the fires of br0therly
love and bring about lrateraal reunion,
pleasant and agreeable 20 all who partici-
pated
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Married.

POsTLETHwAITE - JAMES - AT Clarksville,
Tenn on Monday, Oct. 81, 1870, by the Rev. Dr..
Perry, Of Hopkinsville, Ky, 8. D. POSTLE-
THwATTE, of New Orleans, La, to Miss D. z.
JAMES, CT Lafsy cite county. No cards.
We clip the above from the New Orleans
PicdyaHe of Sunday the 9th inst. We
congratulate the happy bridegroom on the
consummation of his felicity, and trust
that, under the warm sunshine of his man
ly love, one of Kentucky's fairest flowers
viii bloom in the Crescent City brightly as
in her native State.
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,Tore CouyicI> in Wines.

We learn the Board of Inspectors for the
Penitentiary have contracted with the pro-
ulietols To send about 100 of the conVlcts
10 work in the Sewanee Coal Mines Just as
soon as the buildings can be erected for
their accommodation, which will be com
pleted by the first of January next. They
are doing well at the Battle Creek Mines,
and we are satisfied will prove success,
wherever properly managed, in mining
We rejoice to see this direction given by
the present Directory TO the convict labor.
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london advices OF yesterday quote 5-2Os
of so at 81; '65 ct 863;. 81 at 8844, and 10
40s at s541.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at 60 for the old and 594 for the
new.
The following are the quotations Of the
New York stock market: Central and
Hudson 92A; Scrip s74i; Erie 224!; Reading
1861; Rock Island 1923; Northwestern
Common 794; Preferred S94; Fort Wayne
93$; Western Union Telegraph 42ss.
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MccIimp ortAc Cnmris.

The time of the meetings of the princi-
pal courts held in Nashville is as follows :
SUPREME First Monday in December
FEDERAL-Third Monday in April and
third Monday in October
CHANcEgY-First Monday in April and
first Monday in October.
CIRCUIT Fourth Monday in January,
third Monday in May and first Monday in
September
LAw-Seeond Mondays in January,
April, July and October
CRnnNAL-First Mondays in January,
May and September
CoUSTY-First Mondays in Janumy,
April, July and October
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Hearing it said that there had been mo
tax levied by the county to pay the interest
accruing on the bonds of the Tennessee
and Pacific Railroad, feel it incumbent
on me to contradict the statement. The
tax t0ds levied, but through an oversight
on the part of the Clerk in making up the
Railroad Tax Collectors books, the pro
rata of that road was not apportioned
The matter has been remedied aud the APP
pOrtionment made Respectfully,
W. q. EwIN,
II Clerk County Court.
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Stock on hand. .

The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, whore
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and axe always acces-
able to the public:
LIVERPOOL, 11:15-CottOn heavy; sales
1000 bales; uplands 9sd Orleans 9sd.. -
LIVERPOOL, 1:20-Cotton irregular and
fiat; uplands Old; Orleans sd.
NEW YORK, lO:25-Cotton irregular and
heavy; ordinary 1880; good ordinary 15sc;
low middling Ice; uplandy 16sc; good mid
ding 165c; Mobile 1890; Orleans lGkc.
NEW YORK, 11-Market unsettled; ord :
nary 15sc; low middling 155c; uplands
1641c; good middling 1870; Mobile 16te;
Orleans 1870; November delivery 1870;
December 15sc.
New YORK, 12-Buyers and sellers are
apart and tendency downward; ordi-
nary 124c; good ordinary Isle; low mid
ding 1890; uplands 16Sc; good middling
1890; Mobile 1890; Orleans 163c.
New York, 3-Cotton dull and nominal;
sales $40 bales for spinning; 1880 for ex-
port.
LIVERPOOL, 2:3O-Cotton irregular end
fiat; sales 5000 bales; uplands 94@9.d;
Orleans 9S@9sd.
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New Rocks.

WORDS AND Their Uses, Past aud Pres
ent, by Richard Grant White. TO those
who wish 20 know something of the En-
gliSh language more than they can learn by
the daily speaking of it, we highly com
mend this book It IN misfortune that
Americans do not study more closely their
own language.
THE CAsTAwAYS. This is one of Capt
Wayne Reds most thrilling and interest
ing stories, being AN account of an ad-
venture in the wilds of BOrneo.
These book are from the publishing house
of Sheldon Il Co. of New York, and are
for sale by Nm. Gamble n Co, Is Union
qfreat Nashville
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The Masonic Orphans, Home.

Another meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors Of the Masonic Orphan Home Fund
was held at Masonic Hall last evening, at
which the varied interests of the aSsocia-
ton were discussed and passed upon, Il
full report of which will be published in
the next issue of the UNION AND ANrERI-
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rne,icnI I;ren im Death.

The following will was recently filed in
the SurrogateS Office at New York: Unto
my beloved wife, : All my worldly
goods | have in store give my beloved
wife and hers forevermore. | give all
truly; no limit fiN. This is my will, she
nv executriX
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Sa,sof,he wOrIey Furnace.

This sale came of on Wednesday, under
the direction of Isaac Litton, Trustee and
Receiver, Mr. w. H. McCutchen acting as
auctioneer. The furnace, land and ma
cLinery we're sold for S17, 800; and some
mules and some oxen brought about 49,
600 the mules selling at ~110 each.
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NesbvII,e Produco vrarsos.

DRIED FRUIT The market is dull and
declining. We report sales of apples to-
day at 3Ac and quarter peaches at SIC.
There were no halves offering
PEANUTs-Have suffered q decline. The
sales to-day were made at prices ranging
from 10000. Upwards of 100 bushels
changed hands at these figures, with ships
ments of ESQ bushels. ID
EGGs-Were scarce to-day. We con-
tinue to quote at 23@24c.
CHEsTNUTs-In demand at $3.50 per
bushel.
CABBAGE-We quote at 1870 . head by
the crate.
BEEswAx-The market is dull and nearly
nominal. We quote at 25c.
FEATHERS of our dealers con.
tinue to offer zoe for prime, but number
of our large buyers have withdrawn from
the market, refusing to accede to that
figure.
BUTTER-Has declined, and from first
hands is bought at 1S@22c by the quantity.
BROOM CoRN-SmAll lots continue to
come in, but the market is dull at 2@3c
Plt.
BRAN-Owing to the increased demand
and continued scarcity of the article,
prices have advanced to 1000 q ton.
ONIoNs-We quote at 4.50 2 Dbl.
PoTAToEs-The market is dull Dealers
are offering 1.25 per barrel from wagon,
and delivering in depot at 2.25 q Dbl.
HAY-We quote at $500 p ton.
CoTToN SEED-Arriving freely and taken
at 800 per 100 lbs, or 1000 per ton.
GrysENG-We quote at Coo.
SH1PsTUFT-We quote at $50 ton.
MIDDLINas-Are held at $40 p tor.
RAes-We quote at 40 as the outside fl
cure.
WooI-We quote bury at 15920o; IN
washed without burs 25@26c; washed
without burs 35@40c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye. Harmless-Relia-
ble-InstantaneOus-NO disappointment-No ri
diculous tint5-"DOEs NOT CONTAIN LEAD NOE ANY
NIrALIC Poison To INIURE THE HAIR or SYSTEM -
Invigorztes the Hair and leaves it soft and beauti-
full; black or brown. Sold by all druggists and
dealers. Applied at the Factory, 10 Bond street,
New York sen27-ly
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ARMIsTEAD Il Co., No. 80 (33 old west
side Square, are receiving full and ex-
tensive stock of staple and fancy groceries.
Their stock consists in part of new macke-
rel, cheese, cod fish, canned fruits and veg
etables of all kinds, English and American
pickles, mustards, sauces and catsups,
Cove oysters, Sardines, jellies, preserves,
crackers eff all varieties, teas, canvased
hams, brandies, wines, champagnes, ales,
porter, cigars, tobaccos, ETC., etc. They
are offering their goods at the lowest cash
prices. Persons in need of such articles
will do we'll by calling and' examine their
stock oc25 If
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United states Revenue Collections


Nearly -, 600 were collected yesterday
in the United States Collectors Office, So
52S of which were for taxes on 1856 gal
Ions of whisky These figures embrace
only the collections for one day
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stock Drovrrs. Attention!

The Magic Arnica Linimeut has been
tested in the Mississippi Valley in thou
sands of cases of charbone or erysipelas,
and has never failed TO cure case. Plant
ers pronounce it the best liniment for stock
they have ever used. Orders by the gross
for plantation use, are very common.
Lameness and sprains are cured by it be-
tween two Buns, so that mnle can be kept
in the pillow without interruption. Big head,
scratches, swellings, and in TACT, every
disease of horse that en- be reached by
external means and cured rapidly. A
trial is solicited.
Ewin, Pendleton Il Co., Nashville, Tenn,
wholesale agents 1t
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IknArdIllS.

few gentlemen, or families, desiring
furnished rooms with board, can procure
the same 10y applying at No. 90 North Col
lege street, formerly DIR. Waters resi-
deDce nOYlS-lW
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Tenmessee and Pacific Railroad

The President and Directors of the Ten
nessee and Pacific Railroad held meet
ing at the Nashville and Chattanooga de-
pot yesterday evening, and will meet
again at 2 P. N. to-day. Some very i'm
portant matters will come before the
Board, and we are glad to believe an sd-
ditionsl train will very soon be placed on
that road
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Elder w II. Goodloe, OF kentucky. will
preach 20 Temperance Hall, South
Market street, tonight al . o'clock, and
will continue meetings for several evenings
to come. The people are cordially invited
m sftand
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Election Of OFFICERS OF the Nashville

The Board of Directors OF the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad elected at the stock
holders convention on Wednesday, held a
meeting at the Nashville and Decatur rail
road depot Yesterday and reelected James
w SIoss, President, and George W. Seay,
Secretary and Treasurer of the company.
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Hoard ogTrade.

Strangers coming TO the city are respect
fully invited TO visit the Board of Trade
rooms, No. 30 North College street, where
I'll information desired will be furnished 10y
tae Secretary, and where all leading news
papers are kept on file and latest news by
telegraph bulletined.
W. ID. GENTRY, Secretary.
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Country merchants, teachers, parentsand
pupils will find the best and cheapest stock
of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at W.
C. Collier d Co.'S, ~ Union street, Nash
vile Tenn. 1y
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See advertisement of DR.. Butts Dispen
sary, headed Book for the Million-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. 1t
should be read by all. mays d&w1y
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RICHARD q. WRIGHT,
DEALER.

OFFERS for sale full line of WHITE PINE,
" SASH DOORS and BLINDS, SEASONED
FELLOW, PINE and POPLAR FLOORING, OY-
PRESS AND POPLAR SHINGLES. Office AMI
ward corner Hieh and Broad streets, Nashville,
Tenn Orders by mail promptly filed.
sepl7-8In sp
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70 all Tennessee and Southern
NeyYspapers.

By sending your paper TO the Nashville
Board of Trade, they will be placed on file
in The chamber, where all merchants and
business men will see them, and will take
pleasure in receiving advertisements and
forwarding them All papers are invited
10 send copies w d. GENTLY,
Secretary.
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Money at Pa,

The largest and most complete stock of
custom and Eastern made boots and shoes
in the city are found at NJ. Morganstern's,
Agent, sign of the Red Boot, No. 20 North
College street. Also, on hand an extensive
stock of paper shoe boxes. All descrip-
tons of paper boxes manufactured at short
notice, at the lowest prices. nv16 eod2w
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.toud for His Appearance.

Judge 10. G. Guild, indicted by the
grand jury of the Federal Court for hold
ing Office contrary 10 the provisions of the
Fourteenth Amendment, yesterday gave
bond for his appearance.
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Residence to lease for term of years,
on the conner of Cherry and Gay streets.
Terms favorable. Apply to Joseph Ry-
noyS eodtf
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Hogs in East Tennessee.

The Cleveland Tenn. Banner records
the sale few days ago of small lot of
extra hogs, averaging $50 pounds at &c
gross.
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supply large and prices lower; market
closed at 6.00H6.50 Provisions IN good
demand on orders; for cut meats, toogreen
to ship, holders are asking $500 for pork.
Bulk meats 10@139134c. LaEdE14c in
tierces. Green hams lie. Tobacco-sales
II hhds. at 5.75@17.50 for common to
good leaf.
Cincinnati Markets.
OmcrzsArI, Nov. l7.-Ootton dull dull
and prices dropping; middling 15@154
Flour-demand active and higher; family
655@5.70. Wheat-an advance is asked
but none established; red winter LILO
LII. Corn-demand fair and prices
higher at 4s@5Oc. Oats 4Oc. Rye 100
SOC Pork dull and unsettled; mess 81. so;
q. 90 asked. Lard dull and unsettled at
12zc; 12Ac asked. Bulk meats dull and
unsettled; sales at So for twenty days In
salt; 13z@124c packed. Hogs dull and
lower; market opened firm but closed dull;
sales of 1000 head at 6.52@6.50; closing
at 6.10@6. 40. Green meats dull, but
holders are not willing to make conces-
sions at 6, Ss@11c- Whisky S3@s4c.
Galveston Cotton Market
GALVESTON, Nov. I7.-Ootton less ac-
tive; prices lower; middlings 134c; sales
200 bales; net receipts 1,212 bales; 81.
ports-to Great Britain 979 bales; stock
on hand IL, 458 bales.
Savannah Cotton Market.
SAVANNAH, Nov. Notwithstanding
doin5; holiday; no sales; net receipts 1857
bales; exports 2,779 bales;
stock on hand "A, 416 bales.
Charleston Cotton Market
CHARLEsros, Nov. 17.-Ootton duh and
lower; little doing; middlings 15c; sales
80 bales; net receipts 1870 bales; exports
coastwise so bales; stock on hand q, 59S
bales.
Mobile Cotton Market
MOBILE, Nov. II Cotton quiet and
easier; middling I42@15c; sales 300
bales; nsi receipts 2, $50 bales coastvise
SO bales; :osal 2,s42 bales; exports-to
Great Britain 4S2 bales; stock on hand
80, 179 bales
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Arrested FOR CarcIess DriNimg.

c. Warwick, colored, was arrested yester-
day for careless driving, the powder wagon
of which he had charge having run into a
hack His case will come before the Re-
corder this morning
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CITY NOTICES.

blankets! Blankets! BIankets!
And Flannels, at low prices, at the Trade
Palace, IA Public Square.
nov16 If JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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Furs! Eurs! EuTs!
We will sell 1000 sets of ladies' and
children's furs regardless of cost.
GAS. RIcHEEndER & Co.,
movie If As College street.