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MARRIAGE.
UIDE.

revelations Of the sexual system, with the lstess
discoveries in producing and preventing offspring
preserving the complexion. etc.
This is an interesting work Of 724 pages, with
numerous engravinRs, and contains valuable in
formation for those who are married C0ntem-
plate marriage; still it is book that ought 20 be
under lock and key, and not laid carelessly about
the house.
Sent to any one free Of postage) for Fifty Gents
Address DR.. Butts Dispensary, No. "a North
Eighth street, St. Louis, Mo.
Notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate.
Before applying to the notorious Quseks who
advertise in public papers using any Qusck
remedies peruse Dr.. Butts work no matter what
your disease Is, or how deplorsble your condition.
DR.. Butts can be consulted personally or By
mail on the diseases mentioned in his works. Oh
ace, No. II \. Eighth street, bet. Market and
Chestnut, Sa Louis, Mo. msyd8w5 1y
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CHANGERy SALES
Saturday, October s, 1870.

Saturday, October s, 1870.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES RENDERED
Il by the Chancery Court at Nashville, in the re-
speetivs canses, / will sell, at The Courthouse at
u O'Clock, on saturday, october s, 1870, the fol-
lowing described property, namely:
Jas. VI. Marcel VS.. Sam. kimSro
and Others.
LIST. tract OF land lying on be, h sides of Mil
Creek, III the 18th aud h d stricts of Davidson
county, containing i49af acres and l6 poles; spe-
clhcal described in q deed rscOrdes On pa e As
Of Book %, in the Registers nee.
I'd. tract contiguous to the abO, e. also lying
on both sides Of NJ Il Creek, and containing one
hundred acr,s, more or less, particularly de-
scribed in deed regis cred on page 80 of ,Ok %
in the Registers Off c.
Terms.-Credits of six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty-four mouths. Notes required, with sp-
proved security and lien retained Sale free
from reclamation
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FOR RENT,
THE WAREHOUs Z,

/
Corner of Broad and College streets, for
merly occupied by J. A. McAlister Il Co. Pos
session given LIST September. Apply to
MCALISTER & WHELkSS
aug3-tf 63 South College stree
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JAS. NJ. murreII VS.. y. watson and
Others.

tract Of land in Cheatham county, containing
500 acres, beiug the land formerly owned by the
Oak Vale Barrel Company. For specific descrip-
ton by metes and bounds reference is had to
deed registered ON page 5S7 ct seq of Book A., in
the Registers office of Cheatham county.
TeTms-Credits of one, two and three years.
Notes required with approved security, and lien
retained. Sale free from redemption.
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION!

A Private Counsellor to
theMarried or those about
to marry, on the paysi-
illogical mysteries and
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WE WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC OUTCRY, AT
w the Courthouse inNashville, on
Thursday, October 20, 1870,
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EXECUTORS SALE.

sep17 st Sat
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And all the fields and pastures seem to say,
With joyous smile that shall neer forget,
And ali the flowers and trees in chorus join,
sc knew twou'd Gomez He never failed us
Vet
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retary Boutw ellis suggestions At rst he was inclined
do 80; but VI late he has ntmated thar the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury has no right " interfere win
the warahousing OF goods, and refuses 10 comply
with recent requests OF the Secretary To return Inc
business TO New Jersey. II IL understood that the
that an issue may be made on the subject The I'M
portcrs Of this city have taken the action here re-
corded. The petition was presen cd 10 Collector
Murphy ON Monday. He was requested 10 give an
early reply. he said he would do SO, In writing,
soon. His excuse Tor not giving an immediate an
swer was that nc was engaged IN arranging the p0-
hical campaign with Secretary Robson, who was
then in the city. Duplicate copies or the petition
were forwarded to President Grant and Secretary
Boutwell, yesterday.
TIE PETITION.
NEW York Cry, Oct 20. 1870.
To The Hon Thomas MURPHY Collector Of Customs At the
The undersigned merchants this city hereby desire to
TO the honorable Collector that months
their petition p cxened to the government autho iiies
through the courtesy OF the Hon. NJ H. urinnci then Col
lector thorough investigation instituted by officers OF
the United States Treasury Department into all the circum
facts bearing upon the question OF the con
the general order business the bonded ware
houses the New Jersey shore the piers OF the Cunard
Bremen and Hamburg lines OF Steamship
The undersigned having then their preference or
continuance OF that business at the piers mentone anu
having present to the honorable Secretary
Of the Treasury and To the late Collector their reasons Tor such
preference, grathed when appraised by the Official ct
the yrabe Secretary dates o June ana
the interes OF not inconsistent win
security the Since the honorable Secretary
advised compliance with 1t, We now most respectfully
request and rely upon immediate restoration
the OF this OF this essential feature OF
convenience and economy.
Signed by Phelps Dodge Co., s. B. Chittendcn Co..
Duncan sherman Co.. OF the priacipal import
Ing OF New York
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CUSTOM HOUSE AFFAIRS.

bonded Warehouse Business-Its Removal
from Jersey City Rnd Eoboken.-A Monster
Petition Of New York Importers 10 Have Ii
Returned.
The petition below ia signed by the members OF
one hundred importing houses OF the city OF New
York. Mr A. T. Stewart and others whose names
do not appear upon the paper deeply interested
IN the change asked for Mr.. Stewards views on the
subject are In writing before the Trea-
sury Department Besides, lie saw President
Grant when the latter was last in this
city and urged upon him the necessity
of using his influence to prevent rings. either In
New York or Washington, from interfering with the
great commercial interests Of this city. It is esti.
mated that with Mr.. Stewart who, as stated, IS
lively with the petitioners, the paper below repre-
sents eighty per cent OF the importing interests OF
tins city.
II Is boldly asserted that the general order and
bonded warehouse business was removed from Jer-
sey City ana Hoboken as job for cartng contract
ors and bonded warehouse political paupers and
robbers. The idea was conceived by tho "Customs
Caring Bureau" ring which Secretary Boutwell, on
the 25th OF May last ordered abolished, but which
order has not been fully executed TO this day. The
same carng contractors are doing the business, at
$4,000 n year more than others offered to doxtt
for. The chief Carrng Bureau operators were
ers Of bonded warehouse. One Of these men, by
the name Of Stocking. was general agent Of the
bureau. Another is Colonel George K. Leet, trans
f,rred from the star OF General Grant, where he was
adjutant, to the War ONCE. This is the record OF
the Army Register. These two men are said to have
several private partners, some of whom hold high po
sitions In Washington. When the general order bus
ness was first taken away from New jersey new
bonded warehouse was created on this side for
nephew OF the then Collector. Tnat nephew sold
ont his interest to one Mason. Within few weeks
Mason has defauted largely, some say to the extent
Of 100000, and has escaped. The warenousing
business OF New Jersey has since been given TO
Stocking Leet, who are understood be still con-
nected with the contractors Of the ship and public
store carting Mr. Boutwell, has Tor long while bsen
in favor OF res orng the warehouse business 10 the
New Jersey 81 de- but Mr.. Grinnel declined to COM
ply vita Mr. Bontwells suggestions.3 This was one
OF the causes OF Mr.. Grnnei's removal. Nh. Col
ect0r Murphy has also been urged to Carry out Sec.
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THE PEOPLES ICE c0MpaaT.
so7 AND 7es BROADWAY, OCT. "a. 1s

7B7 AND 7B5 BKOADWAf, OCT. "a IoT0'
To TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
While thanking you for the notice which you
kindly gave OF our company and the objects Tor
which is has been formed 1t Is only right TO assure
you that your fear Of lapsng INTO existing mono
poles has no prospect OF realization as by article
three OF bylaws provision II made that no one
stocKiiolder shall hold more than $4,000 OF stock;
and farther, TO prevent the effect OF combination
that the votes which control the election OF officers
shalt be ve votes for every rsf i've shares aud but
one vote Tor every succeeding five shares. This, 1t
Is hoped gives guarantee Of the good faith OF Inc
incorporators towards tho publ c. or whom 1t IS In
tended the company (which Is now legally incorp0-
rated) shan supply long ielt want Yours very re-
specllully h. HARVEY WADGE,
Managing Director.
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G DINGEE, AUCTIONEEH-
Pcremptory sale
by
order Of Thomas X. Hawiey, Trustee,
Of ,5..s f..4
Great Central Subdivision
Ef.s Grand Park,
SATURDAY, October 20, at 1 O'Clock P. NJ,
on the grounds,
absolutely without reserve. to the highest bidder,
$50 nrst class Vilsr Pnts,
from to FIVE eacthe choice OF the beautiful
lands Of the Park-sod cy the Also the
.a z cegan. modern Mansion N
formerly owned by Thomas r. Hawey srspaciops taste
ful and Astounding with modern requirement OF wealth
and refinement, together with oitbuildna
acres ofcostly ornate lToun s. Also
the picturesque villa
recently owned by H. D. Capr, Esq modufn rural resi-
denca with every convencnce com0dous butbniidings
and beautiful lava, adorned With fruit and shade
trees .lF.-
Of Mrs. Mcintyre and 7l00 acres OF land. Also
neat Cottage.
tA Ni 10 with sore. fii eva
lsal All to DO sold without reserve. $50.
Special trsins leave depot Fourth avenue and Twenty
seventh street, at S:iJ and II 30 All 4ssUA IL
For descriptive pamphlets and further information
ply to
- 81 Cedar street.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf-past Five O'Clock r. M.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. IS

ttf "WEDNESDAY, Oct 26-6sP. n.
CovrEERio continued In fair demand and full prices
prevailed, especially for tho good and prime GRADES Ths
sales were $500 bags D. Mcpherson private terms
Other kinds were quiet, but unchanged In value We
qiote:-Ri0-O Ordinary cArgoes I4hc. l3<c. fair do,
he bike; good de-. l6c le1c; prime do. nc. .
Ike. extremes for lots 14tc. l6c Java government
bags, 90c 2sc DO, 1853 rass mat. soc &c; snga-
caibo, I1c lsc. Lasusyra lefca fSc. Jamaica. l4c.
l6c: St Domingo gold In bond SIC ec Cesrs, Ice.
17c; Costa RIGA, 5tc. lec Manila, Ice 17c Next
lsc lsc.: ssvsn l5kc lsc.a gold duty paid.
CorroN.--Thc market decidedly active, but With
free offerings caused By the upfavorable
pool prices were heavy and declined &c Ib, will be
BY reference quotations appended thu market
closing weak At the reduction. Including coz
bales to arrive there were sold ,3g2 bales, OF
which l.e1 were for spinning. ~ for export.
1S3 speculation and 23lb In ranst For delivery
fair business transacted, but tho offerings were large
ana prices declined materially the sales being reduction
of Nc. &c. per ID. There sold 200 bales o. b.. in
Mobile private terms 1900 DO, for October here q
400 do, for December, ut 1876 10 9l6c 400 DO,
for Januay At l6 c and (ate Yesterday 400 do for
October, Mt 1916; 100 do for November, at 164c
geo do for December, at 1885, and 100 do, for Janu
ary 16Ic The closing quotations for lots on the spot
we're folvws:-
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and CO.. bAgs neal sa.soo bushels wheat l0ses DO
SlAs do and 13ts0 10. barley The marker LOT
State Ind Western ho less active though fair business
wan transaced especially family brands which commAnd
full prices Business for restricted
By the high OF freight and The hrnnss OF Lodera
The $1,000 bbs At prices within the range
Of quotations appended. There improved
demand for Southern -four, which was more
steady the sales about 900 bills Rye
four was quiet but prices were UNCHANGED. Sales
15O bbs quiet but without change In value
Small OF Brandywine were made ~ "a d. We
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THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids to-day for the city
bank snares:-New York. 1873; Manhattan, lSo
Mechanics, 1856; Union. 100: America 145: City.
21o; Phoenix, los; 1radesmen's, ISL; Mechanics
and Traders', 100; National, rs; Merchants TX.
change, 1903; Seventh Ward, 1lox; State OF New
York. los; Commerce, 122l4; Broadway. $50; Mer-
camille, 1875: American Exchange Ill; Chatham,
40; Hanover 102; Metropolitan, 1873; Grocers', us;
East River 10; Market 100; Nassau, ITO; Corn Ex-
change, 1875; Continental, "a; st. Nicholas, III;
Importers and Traders, 1865: Park, 1c5; w York
National Exchange Bank, 1907 Fourth National
1866 Tenth National, 1876; Oriental $50; Gold Ex-
change, g. Ell
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern list was steady, but extremely duIl
the transactions az the boards being barely sufficient
to make quotations. The following were the
latest street quotations. Tennessee, ex coupon,
o2k a 62sl; do, new, COZ q COX; Virginia, cx
coupon, 62H q "a; do. new. 63H 60; Georgia
skies, so 81; do sevens 90 q 81; North Carolina,
cx coupon, 4S 40; do, new, FIX 2S; do,
special tax. 20 . 22H; Missouri SKIES, o.
0l14; do, Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 81 q go;
Louisiana SKIES, 20 ~; do. levee skies,
rs Is; do. do. Fights, Ss DO;
Alabama fves 10 o 72; do. eigbts, leo q 101
South Carolina SKIES 50 So; do., new, jan
nary and July, O. %; DO. new, April and oc-
Ioper % " vs. ArAdhs1s eiAcS, VI oo' w. Sc'cus'
CT q 20.
MISCELLANEOUS
The earnings Of the Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail-
road show increase OF se67e for the second week
IN October. The increase for the two weeks past
was $1S,254
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
srecle from New York foreign ports for the week
ending October 20, and since the beginning Of the
year.
Fer the week. $s,ss9Sa4 1927. ~ $4,ss7, o5s
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ygrANTED-FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS FOR HOUSE
w keeping by small family fAmeriean in private house
In Fifth, Eighth Ninth ward. Address n. II. c., i7
Reade street.
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A LIEN B. MINER. AuCTIONEER.
~ BY ALLEN Is. MINER x BROTHER,
Late
HENRY III. LtLDE n MINER

A Lien B, MINER, AUCrIONEER
N By ALLEN b. MINER 6 BROTHER
Henry II. Leeds Miner
Established iS47.
Saesrooms 70 thambers ana ~ Reade streets.
LecGs Art Gal cries Sl7 and slJ Broadwav'
On the evenings OF FRIDAY and SATURDAY, November
ana q ~ ~ O'Clock each evening
OPENING SALE OF FINE
OIL PAINTINGS AND STATlARY
AT The LEEDS ART GALLERIEs
SIT AND Sl9 BROADWAY.
comprising the PRIVATE COLLECTION az n well known
ccnnoisssnr IN art 81 desirable rICT Rks BY EMiNENr
Also two invoices Of fine foreign Picures lust received
from Europe with number OF high class Pictures contri
buted by American artists their latest proouctions
On exhibition on and from Monday, October II.
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A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
"A By ALLEN j. MINER & BROTHER.
late HENRY X. LEEDS Il MINER.
Established 1847.
Saletrooms So Chambers and ~ Readc street Art Galleries
SlI and $40 Broadway.
On Friday, October a8 mt 1919 O'Clock,
the residence IA seventh avenue northwest
of Twenty third street,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, embracing black
walnut Parlor Suits green reps black walnut Etagere,
Centre and Side Tables Brussels and Ingram Carpets Lace
Curtains and Shades black Buffet Extension Table
and Chairs, black walnut Bedateads Bureaus, Nasbsans,
Wardobes Lounges and Chairs Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds 30 and Pillows Blankets, Sheets, Table Linen,
fine white French China, Cut Glass; Cutlery Kitchen Uten.
all q &C
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4 UCTIoN EoTlCE--IARGE riJ RNITu RE SALE.
~ THIS nav fTHiIRSnAY1.

C0MINtnChg at CUCK.- III
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneef, win sell all the elegant
and costly Household Furniture contained in private man
vzFour rich brocnel paror Suits rosewood Pianofore,
made by celebrated city MAKER rep Suits. Paintings,
Centre Tables, Bookcase Ornaments Dining Room Earnt
Urns, Tecns, Dinner Tea Sets, Glassware, &c Bed
Suits, walnut rosewood style Louis Xl Bed
Beds Feather Beds and Pillows Blankets Turkish Lounges
Clocks, Carpets. velvet ard Brussels Also Kitchen and
niture. Goods boxed and shipped for purchasers
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yMANTED-sEvEN ROOMS IN AN UNFURNIsHED
w house, and good neigbborhood, Tor small American
family. Address +. 8. c., Herald onice.
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A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIoNEER.
~ By ALLEN Is. MINER & BROTHER.
HENRY II. LEEDS 3 MINER.
established ls47),
salesrooms Nos ?5 Chambers ~ steets Arr Gal
leiies, S17 and sI9 Broadway.
On "Wednesday and Thursday, November and 8, COM
mencng at ~ and ~ O'Clock y. NJ. each cav nj tie
.LGEDS ART GALLERIES." sl7 and $40 Sr .adway 'A'
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF CHOICE BOOKS
ELEGANTLY BOUND, many OF Itch are very ra g bena
the property Of gentleman going abroad huh
hnraa lfnr
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Since Jan. l.. $685. eos5 s16ol2s 594 si4oos2 $50
The following was today's business at the Ollce OF

The Chicago Tribune OF yesterday says
The week opens with more active demand for
money. Nearly all departments OF trade are repre-
seBted I'm the applications, and there seems to
be general tendency toward closer con-
dition OF The market The banks are accom-.
modating all their regular customers TO
some extent OF their demands, but tn
stances applicants nave TO cut down their demands
before they can be complied with. In the open
market there siderabe first class paper afoat.
NOT that first class houses are in the street for
money, hut IL Is frequently the case that Chicago
merchants having bought goods In New York on
time, he New York house holding the paper gets
short OF money, and II lis discount line with its
bank In that city is full the paper Of the
Chicago dealer Is sent here, where 1t Is known, to
be sold for the New York holder. There Is always
considerable amount OF first class merchant paper
coming into the hands OF brokers In tins way. At
present such paper is readily cashed at Il per cent
per month. Another class OF paper, which Is made
by the parties here TO get money TO in specula
lions, Is taken at about per cent per MONTH Ex-
change was scarcer to-day than at the close of last
week, and reflects the falling or in produce ship.
mentS. Sales we're made between banks to-day at
fifty cents per $1,000 premium. At the counter
bankers sell at lilo premium and buy at LILO dis
Count.
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THE UNION AND AMERICAN.
lie WE KNEW.

Ii we knew the woe and heartache
waiting for us down the road,
If our lips could taste the NORWOOD,
If our backs could feel the load,
Would We waste the day in wishing
For time that ne'er can be
Would we wait in such Impotence
For our ships TO come from sea
ii we knew the baby fingers
Pressed against the window pane,
Would be cold and stiff tomorrow
Meier TO trouble us again
Would the bright eyes of our darling
Catch the frown upon our brow
Would the points of rosy fingers
Xex US then as they do now?
All, these little 3ce-cold fingers,
How they point our memories back
To the hasty words and actions
Strewn along our backward track
How these little hands remind us,
As in snowy grace they lie,
MOTTO scatter thorns-but roses
For our reaping by and by!
Strange we never prize the music
Til the sweet-voiced bird has noWn;
Strange that we should slight the Violets
Til the lovely flowers are gone;
Strange that summer skies and sunshine
Never seem one-haf SO fair,
As when winters snowy pinions
Shake the white down In the air
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LEBANON, Tenn, Dec. q, 1869.
SEALED PROPOSALS..
ENOR THE WORK OF CLEARING, GRUBBING.
IL grading, masonry, bridging and delivery of
eross-ties on the line OF this road from Lebanon to
Carthage, Tenn, will be received by the under
signed until the LIST day of March, 1870.
Separate Proposals will be received for the above
work on each mile section, payments for work in
Wilson county to be made in Wilson County
bonds at par, and for the work in Smith county in
Smith County bonds. AT par
Separate Proposals will also be received for the
the same work, each mile section eighty per cent.
OF the value Of the work to be paid for in cash and
twenty per cent in county bonds at par.
No proposal will be received unless it be written
upon the blanks furnished for that purpose from
this Office.
The profile and quantities on the experimental
line are now ready for inspection, and profile and
quantities on the final location line will be ready
by the LIST day of February next.
The name of bidder and numbers of sections bid
for must appear the envelopes inclosing the pro-
posals. The company reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
By order of the President.
E. F. FALCONNET,
dec23-H Chief Engineer
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Tennessee Manufacturing Company.

A CALL OF TEN DOLLARS PER SHARE OF
IA the Capital Stock of the Tennessee Nanufac
turing Company, payable the 9TH Of February
next, has been made. Shareholders will pay the
same at the Companys Office, No. 40 Public Square
S. d. MORGAN, Pres't T. NJ. Co.
JAMES PLUNKET, SeC'y, etc, etc.
Jan. p IS7O-ian4-tlfcbS
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TENNESSEE.AND KENTUCKY
IRON, STEEL, HORsE-SHOES, ETC,
HILLMAN, BRO. & SONS,
Nos. 50 and 81 North Market Street,

TJAVE NOW IN STORE AND ARE DAILY
III receiving the following named articles, which
they are Offering at low prices for cash, and to
prompt dealers only on short time. liberal dis
count made to large cash buyers:
$50 tons well-assorted Tennessee and Kentucky
IrOTR-branded II. B. & S.-embraCing bar,
band, round, square, boiler, plate, sheet and
hoop.
800 kegs Reeses patent Horse-shoes, warranted
equal to any in the market at reduced prices.
$50 boxes Old Hickory Horseshoe Nails, No. /,
cheap; best nail in the market; warranted.
$50 sets Buggy, Carriage and Wagon Axles, = and
~ inches.
80 pairs TomLnson Springs, all sizes; warranted.
$50 sets Buggy, Express and Wagon Hubs-lOcust.
90 sets, each, Bent Felloes and Spokes, assorted
sizes.
100 sets ThimbIe Skeins, assorted-something
extra.
5000 feet Gas Pipe, "a to ~, at reduced prices.
5000 pounds A. B. L. u. German Shear and Cast
Steel assorted.
100 plates Plow Steel to Il il ches best quality.
10000 Carriage and Wagon Bolts, all sizes.
90 kegs Nuts and Washers, assorted sizes.
Prompt attention to orders.
janl-tf HILLMAN, BRO. & SONS.
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NOTICE!!

MIR ". P. RUTLAND & MIR. JAMES L. SCOTT
Ni have an interest in our business from LIST
January. 1870. A. G. ADAMS & co.
Nashville, Dec. p, 1859. In