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Divorce Notice.

Reason Kendsl LUCY A. KRNDEL, whuse
VS., residence is unknown, Is
Lucy A. Kendel. notified that Reason Kendel
did, on the 10th day ef.september, 1870, file
his pdtition in the Office OF the clerk of the
court of common pleas, within and for the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, charg-
ing the said Lucy A. Kendsl with cohabiting
in a state of adultery, with William Little
and Michael Salisbury and divers other, per-
sons, and asking that he may he divorced
from the said Lucy A. Kendel, which Pc.
tition will stand for hearing at the next term
Of said court. Dated this 10th day of Sep,
tember, 1870, AMOS & SPRIGGS.
sepl3w6. Att'ys for plaintiff.
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Mrissk,iingum s College.

THIS Institution is situated al New Con-
i cord, Ohio. on the Central Ohio Division
of the B. & O. R. r.
Besides the Regular College courses.the In.
stitution has Normal Department. in which
special attsntiou Is given to the Theory and
Practice of Teaching.
A competent Professor of Modern Langua-
gas and elocut!ou has been secured.
Good opportunities for obtaining Music
Lessons are offered in the village.
Good boarding and lodging can be had at
very low figures. Many students board 'in
cubs, thereby raducing expenses about one
half.
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t s =
EFMillions of acres Of the public
lands for railroad spectators.
A High Protective Tariff that enriches
Eastern Capitalists at the expense Of
Western Farmers.
= Chinese heathen to take the place Of
White wotking-men in america.
That is the platform Of the Radical
party,ln brief; and upon it SrRAGuE and
the Radicals Of the 10th Ohio District
have placed themselves.
C4RrwRIeHr, the Democratic candi.
date for Congress, is opposed to all OF
the above and favofs the interests OF
the people.
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Divorce Notice.

NANCY HAMILTON, in the county of -
lN and State of Kansas, is notified that
Benjamin Hamilton did, on the 9th day Of
April, 1863, file his petition in the Office of
the clerk of TIE court of common pleas
within and for the county of Monroe and
State of Ohio, charging the said Nancy Ham.
ilton with teins wilfully absent for more
than three years last past, and asking that
he may be divorced from. said Nancy Hamil.
ton; which petition will stand for hearing at
the next term of said court, Dated this 5th
day of September, 1870.
MORRIS & SMITH;
sepl5w6. Att'ys for plaintiff.
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EEThe Athens Journal and Marietta
Register will fina reply to their re-
marks on our item on AIR. CAnrwRieHT' :
tariff position, on our outside.
Wen bet penny that the cowardlce
Of the Editors will prevent them pub
fishing our reply.
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NesxAdxerffsements. 4

Jerusalem Nursery rlWm. K Upton
legal NotieeW T. Sinclair, P.J.
Administrators Notice--Levi Long. s
Divorce Notice-Amos & spriggs
Att'ys.
Divorce Notice-Morris & Smith
Attys.
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Sheriff Sale.
6 Williams & West
.3 John Brookover.

DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
~ from the court of common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, viii offer for sale at the
front door of the court house in the town OF
Woodsheld, on
SaturdoGthe 24th day of September, 1870.
between the hours of 10 o'clock am. and
o'clock pm. the following described real es;
tate situate in said county. to wit: The
southwest part Of the northwest quarter OF
the northeast quarter of section thirty town
ship two and range three, cantainining twen-
ty.one acres. Also east part of northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter of section
thirty township two and range three, con-
tanning twenty acres,
GEORGE CALDWELL,
aug23wJ Sheriff NJ. C.. 0.
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LEGAL Notice.
CORRECTED wEEKLy

NOTICE is hereby given thatthe last will and
N testament of John A. Lankard, late of Mon
roe county, Ohio, deceased, together with the
record thereof, was destroyed by fire on the 18th
day of June, 1867, and that duly certified
copy thereof was admitted to record in the Pro-
bate Court of said county on the 10th day Of
September, 1870, and recorded therein i,
w. T. SINCLAIR,
sep13w3. Probate Judge:
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Intirmary Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to persons havine
IN accounts against the County lnfrm airy
to present them for payment on or before the
first day of September.
jSTEPHEN D0UGAERTY,
p SCHUMACHER, SR,
JESSE JACKSON,
aug23w2. f.mary Directors, {
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Sheriff Sale.
Nancy Beardr,ore ct al
vs..
Elizabeth Cline ct Il.

DY virtue Of an order OF sale to me direct
ID ed from the court Of common pleas Of
Monroe county. 0pio, will Offer for sale, at
the door Of the court house, in the town Of
Woodsfeld. on :,
SetHrddy, ths 1st day Of October, 1870
between The hours of 10 o'clock a. M, and 4
o'clock p. m, the following described real ss.
tate situate in Monroe county. Ohio, tolwit
The North west quarter of the south west
quarter Of section twenty five, township four
Of range five, in Monroe county. Ohio.
Appraised at $3.50 90.
GK0RGg CALDWELL,
aug30w5. Sheriff u, CO.
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DY virtue d an order Of sale to me directed
from the court of common pleas Of Mon.
roe county, Ohio, will offer for. sale, atsthe
front door Of the court house, between. the
hours Of l0o'clock a. M, and 4 O'Clock pm.
on
Saturdaqthn 24th day of September, 1870
the following described real estate situate in
Monroes county, Ohio, to wit. Lots number
forty-nine and seventy-fve, in the town o.
9raysville.
Lot No. 40 appraised at 5000.
Lot No. IS appraised at S93 66s.
GEORGE CALDWELL,
aug23w5. She III N. C. o.
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EED District Court convened in this
place yesterday. Monday. The Judges
present are GRANGER, McILyAINE,
Woop and WAY. Proceedings next
week.
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EHA fire in Chicago on the 4th inst,
destroyed property to the value of s3,-
0oo.OOO. Insured for slsO,OOO.
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EFThe latest news from the seat of
war reports the Prussian advance with
in forty miles of Paris.
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EERead the articles on our fourth
page, and for the land stealing record
Of the Radical party, read our frst page
carefully.
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EEThe Monroe County Fair is on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, the
5th16th, ,sapd 7th Eavs of October.
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EyThe Monroe Comfy S. S. Con-
yention was in session on Wednesday
and Thursday Of last week. The at
tendance was unusually large.
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The polls Il, be opened between the .hours
of s and 10 .o'el,ck in the forenoon Of said
day, and closed at 6 o'clock IN the afternoon
of said day. IS
Given under my hand, at my Office in
Woodsfeld, this 23i day OF August. A, d.
1870, and of the 6Sth year of the State.
I. 1; GEORGE CALDWELL,
aug23td. Sheriff Monroe county Ohio.
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CLuB RArEs.-For clubs of 10 subscri
bers, and over that number, 81 50each
single Subscribers So; six months 81,
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Excess paid by Ohio, SI.596.36e
Monroe County Agricultural soci-

The Directors, ,at their meeting last week,
made several important changes,to stock
breeders, in the premiums on different
breeds Of cattle. The premium list will
be published next week with the chan
ges.
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The following resolutions were adopt
ed by the Teachers Association, in ses
sion here, two weeks since:
WHEREAS, In the Providence Of God
one of our number, has been removed
from our midst by the hand of death.
Resolred, That in the death OF b
Wiley Amos the cause of education has
lost Jealous advocate, the profession
a worthy member, and we hereby tender
our sincere sympathy to the relatives
and friends of the deceased.
Resolred, That the thanks Of the In
stitute be rendered Prof George
r. Rossiter, of Marietta College, and
Superintendent c. NJ Haywood, of Eas1
Cleveland Schools, for the able manner
in which they have conducted the exer
cises. And while we have had able in
structors at former meetings of the as
sociation, we think it no more than JUS
to Messrs. Rossiter and Haywood te
say, that we consider them fully equa
to the best.
Resolced, That the above be publish
ed in the-sSpirit," and a copy be sen
to the relatives of the deceased.
= ls IT A GRoyE.
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CALENDAR.

CALENDAR. IL
The Pail term opens August 20. l87o, and
continues eleven weeks.
The Winter term opens November IS, and
lasts fifteen weeks.
The Summsr term opens March 27.lS7i
and closes June %, 1871.
Send for e circular Gree Of ohargs
Address, Rxv. D.,PAUL, Pres.
jy2ew4. New Concord, o.
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n= Blank Deeds and Mort
cages for sale At his ofiiep.
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M AR RIER.

August %, by Rcv.J. Shaw, L. N. Cover
and L. A. Pennington, all of Antioch,
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Revenue Tax Paid by the Tax
PAYERS of Ohio.

The Federal Internal Revenue tax
paid by Ohio and the New England
States, for the year 1869 is as follows:
Ohio, SI6.OS2.497
Massachusetts, SO, ,232,794
Connecticut, 920l
Rhode Island, 1,2S0,295
Maine, 66S,124
New Hampshire, 65t.046
Vermont, 314, ,57S -S14,4S6,12S
Excess paid by Ohio, $I.596.369
1t will be seen then that Ohio pays
more revenue, by ONE AND "A HALE
MILLIONS THAN ALL NEW EN-
GLAND!
The people Of the. 10th Ohio District
are tired of paying the tax Of New En-
gland manufacturers; they propose to
vote the Democratic ticket and have this
odious system of legalized robbery and
extortion abolished
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For Ladies Only.

THE EMPRESS GARTER. and LADIES'
i COMPANION, are articles indispensable
tc the comfort and health Of every woman, mar
Rod or single. Patented. Send stamp for de-
scriptiye circular TO
Eti,s HENRY PAYSoN,
aiig3OmG. Look Box 30, Marietta, o.
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Master ConlnisSio ioneisS sale

nr ..l5st} RI ~ ,cr,sI{S
Master ConllnisSi0 nei5S Sale.
-----lFix silt' .is1ov
Andrew Schell lSsslo) ods
vs1 saREsl ssds i,1sa
Henry r. Mas0a3 Hisgs .ssi
.------fil tftf .zg.i gaf
DYvirtue Of msndats tonne edinsotedI fFbm
u the court Of common ,pleasf e&}lAStpe
county, Ohio, will offer for sAl8gq thS prew-
ises, between the hours of 10 0clppk 3, NJ,
and 4 o'clock p. m, on -
Saturtloy,thc 24k 9ey Of ScptsmJer. 1871,
The following dsscSiBs6 fs&l sslisS1ltdsselin
Monroe county, 0Kios tesydt: SIS iE4,rssll y.
The east half qf tLe.south theast. tqNsrtaH of
section twenty -fonr., township four,rapge .fye,
except SO much of said tract. as lies n6fth'o
Standing Stone Bun, and HERETOFORE conveyed
to VIM. C. Kirkwood noR owned ~ Gfks-
man, the said tract being aIls6frsala 9 Eslf
quarter lying south Of standingq 6toDa, Rum,
or less. conyeysd.by Dishlsrto H. Ev Slaspn,
Apfi! 8, 1862. s.,tst s s.s.sss- .,..a,
Also, fourteen acres Of land, more or less,
situate in the north part of tho mort llilestk
quarter Of the southwest quaRs of 1lleiu3}Ien
seventeen, township four. ranRe ava, 4I1d ~
| ing the same tract Of land pnfsh ksS1 " said
Mason at Master Comuissio1er 5tls; sss1he
1 property of Aewis Jehneon IL i. proousjinx
an thu court Of coAmqn p1b&s AZ 4epfo5
First tract s appraised Il $3.50 e 9
# Second :" S25 -
4 sbklods
apg23x5. NSs. Eor3 Z. n. isst3.
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w IN H q # T. i f E.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious
Drink, warmers ,yinnm Vitae, or
Wine of Lisel is free from any poisonous
drugs or impurities, being prepared for those
who require a stimulant. It ,is the most
pleasant and delicious article ever offered to
the public, far superior to brandy, whisky,
wine, bitters, or any other article. 1t is more
healthy and cheaper. Both male and female
young CT old. can take the Wine of Life. 1t
is, in fact, life preserver. Those who wish
to enjoy good health end a free flow of lively
spirits, will do well to take the Wine of Life.
1t is different from anything ever before in
use. It is sold by druggiste; also by all re.
spectacle saloons. Price One Dollar, in quart
bottles.
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CO u G M N D M d lR r.

warmers Cough Balsam is heal
ing, softening and expectorating. The ex-
traordinary power it possesses in Immediate
y relieving, and eventually curing, the most
obstinate cases of coughs, colds, sore throat,
bronchitis. influenza, catarrh, hoarseness,
asthma and consumption is almost incredible.
So prompt is the relief and certain its effects
in all the above cases or any affection OF the
throat or lungs, that thousands of physicians
are daily prescribing it, and one and all say
that tits the most healing and expectorating
medicine known. One dose always affords
relief, and in most cases one bottle effects
cure. Sold by druggists, in large bottles.
Price One Dollar. 1t is your own fault if you
still cough and suffer. The Balsam will cure.
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I. a. GROVE, co,,,
ENoCH MARTINI

E1 England and the United States
have recognized the French Republic
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Wm, Knabe 3 co.
Grand. Square and UprIglafss
& .Asls.tls q; tii,as III lessersi slsss
4ss RI.A-NT06- si,i,ra,. ,asz
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FIRST pRRMIuM ooLp nEpAh

0rer 10 rou =, o,,,IlI S;;,s, ,s,|.,E 81 Sf
ceiucd 0ceriaV Competitors; -tIs Higk-,e
est Acarls of Nerii. e,,.cjf s.,s,,,s -,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-19
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

Thomas E. Williamson, Esq, we'll
known citizen of Wilson county, died yes
terday at Green Hill, after a short illness
There will be an adjourned meeting from
the regular meeting of the Hibernian So
ciety at their hall, this evening at %
o'clock.
Our former townsman, Joseph T. Jen-
kins, was married at Topeka, Kansas, on
the 18th inst. to Miss Mary McCintock,
daughter of Dr. McClintock, of the latter
place.
D. D. Diokey yesterday purchased five
hundred bushels of the new crop of white
wheat from w. A. Davis, of Williamson
county at 81 per bushel. This is the first
instalment from old Williamson.
Imbued with the fact that music hath
charms" the Edgefelders are preparing
to demonstrate the fact by giving a grand
concert next Wednesday, 22d inst, after
which there will be ahop. Lovers of music
and dancing will remember Wednesday
night at McClures Hall.
Our fellow-citizen J. @. French returned
last evening from business visit to Gin
cinnati. While there he visited Saengerfest
Hall, and speaks in glowing terms of the
arrangement Of the building and the ap-
pointments, and says moreover that a
grander triumph in music was never wit
messed in the country.
We understand that little daughter of
Champ Taylor, who lives near the Dickinson
pike, died yesterday from the effects of
eating paper used for poisoning flies. This
paper Is saturated in some kind of liquid
which is deadly poison, and we have often
seen pieces covered with dead flies. The
death of this little child from such a cause
should be a warning to those who have
been in the habit of purchasing this paper
The bakery and grocery store of F. J.
Hopper, No. 223 North College street,
was entered by burglars last Thursday
night, and robbed of coffee, cigars, soap,
startch, bacon, etc., to the value of about
5000. The thieves made an entrance
through front window, and have not yet
called to settle or returned any portion of
the stolen property.
A bill to authorize the sale of the old
Lunatic Asylum grounds, and providing
that the fund realized therefrom shall be
appropriated to the enlargement and i'm
provement of the asylum for the insane,
has passed its third reading in both
branches of the Legislature. Two acres
are to be reserved for the erection of an
executive mansion, when flush times
shall come again to Tennessee.
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Would you rest well, get fat and be hap
py2 Use Lillards Cemicade, Bed-bug
slayer.
The picnic at the Horticultural Garden
tomorrow by members of the Nashville
Turnverein will be joyous occasion and
numerously attended.
Attend the sale on Thursday the 18th,
by Browns Il Cheatham of small houses
and lots in North Nashville.
A steamboat excursion and picnic takes
place next Friday, st. Johns Day, under
direction of Claiborne Lodge.
Yeatman, Shields & Co. make another
big sale of seasonable dry goods next
Tuesday morning.
One of the greatest real estate events of
the season will be the sale next Tuesday by
johnson & Smith of lots in the Bass Addi-
ton.
To their already very complete stock of
boots, shoes, trunks, etc, John Manage
L Son, 48 College street, have just re-
ceived large additions. The stock Of boots
now opening embraces the latest and most
popular STYLES, all of the best material and
makes, while their assortment of shoes for
ladies and children is in all respects COM
plete and satisfactory. They have trunks
of all kinds, sizes and descriptions.
The further examination Of applicants
for election as teachers in the public
schools takes place at the Hume building
next Thursday.
Brien & Thaxton, GO College street, have
Just received a large supply Of fine fresh
cheese.
Go.to G Abbott's, in Union Street, and
see his beautiful suits of casim ere and linen
goods for men and boys.
.! 1OOOOOOOOOO flies killed by Lillards
Flucade y!
At the store of Thompson Bros. & Kelley,
in Summer street, can be found black
broche grenadines at 25c. Just think of it.
Visit the store of George . Akers, Col
lege street, and supply yourselves with the
best and finest of tobacco.
Read the UNION AND AMERICAN carefully
to-day, and whenever occasion requires
give Mishlers Herb Bitters a fair trial.
In matters pertaining to machinery of
all kinds the Scientific american is taken
as unquestioned authority, and that paper
fully endorses the Bartlett sewing machine,
of which J. Charles Young is the general
Southern agent. Office, 1913 Church street.
II. A. Parrish & Co., lis South College
street, want considerable quantities of
white and amber wheat.
A great variety of boots, shoes, CATERS,
etc, always ready for exhibition at the
Eagle Shoe Store of John Holahan, "A
North College street Prices reduced to
keep even with the fall in gold.
Head carefully the advertising columns
of the UNION AND AMERICAN. There is
information and money in the work indi-
Gated
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LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
The Use OF tIac Capitol for Ghe Inter
national Assembly.

national Assembly.
The next annual meeting of the Inter
national brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers is to be held here in October, and
the following resolution, adopted by both
branches Of the General Assembly, ten
ders the use of the Hall of the House OF
Representatives for that occasion:
Whereas, The Grand International
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers at
their annual meeting in the city Of Balti-
more last October, did adjourn to meet in
the city of Nashville on the third Wednes-
day of October next; and,
Whereas, The objects of said organiza-
ton are the general improvement and pro-
lection of its members and the protection
of the travelling public against the dangers
of railroad accidents caused by incompe-
tent engineers; therefore, be it
Resolved by the General Assembly of
the State of Tennessee, That we tender to
said organization the use of the Hall of the
House of Representatives in which to hold
their annual meeting in October next, pro-
vided it is not at that time needed for le-
gislative purposes.
The officers and members of Nashville
Division No. SO, Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers, accept the preferred kind
ness of the Legislature in the following
neat and appropriate letter:
To the Hon. W. ON. Perkins, Speaker,
and the Hons member of the House of
Representatives Gentlemen: The under
signed committee, appointed by Nashville
Division No. SO, for the purpose of making
arrangements for the meeting of the Grand
International Division of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers Composed Of
delegates from all parts of the United
States and Canada) in the city of Nashville,
on the third Wednesday in October, 1870,
having learned of your generous offer OF
the use of the Hall of the House for said
purpose, do hereby gratefully acknowledge
your kind and acceptable offer, and beg
you will accept our heartfelt thanks and
well wishes in behalf of our organization
for the kindness thus extended; and we
hope our efforts to improve and elevate
the profession of the locomotive engineer
may ever be appreciated by your honora-
BILE body, and meet the appreciation of the
travelling public. Most respectfully, yours,
ETC., II. @. SHEETz, Chairman.
A A = T. o HOWE, Committee.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

Montgomery, Ala, june 10.
Montgomery cotton market is quiet and
firm.
Columbus, Ga, June I6.
Our market is in moderate demand, con-
fined to higher grades; middlings 18ac; low
middlings 1S@1S4e; sales 80 bales; receipts
36 bales; shipments 243 bales.
Rome, Ga, june rs.
Market dull and inactive; demand limit
ed; middlings 1870.
Anguish, Ga, june I6.
Cotton-The market opened with fair
demand at yesterdays figures, viz: at 100
1910 for middlings. There were some few
buyers in the market, but their operations
to some extent were limited. We quote
the market closing quiet and dull, without
change in figures. The offerings are
liberal, and in excess of the demand.
Sales 3O1 bales; receipts rs bales.
Macon, Ca, june 10.
Cotton-Receipts to-day, II bales sales
81; shipped, 10Y. The market is wholly
unchanged. Middlings in moderate de-
mand this evening at 1S3c-something
extra fine 19c.
Mobile, Ala, june 16.
Cotton firm and in good demand; mid
dlings 10000; sales 1000 bales; receipts
IT'S bales; exports to Liverpool 25O bales;
to New Orleans 724 bales; to New York
526 bales; to Boston 524 bales; stock 3d.
III bales.
Charleston, s. c., June nc.
Cotton flat; middling 20I@2O4c; sales
100 bales; receipts 155 bales; stock $500
bales.
Norfolk, June 16s
Cotton dull; low middlings 19yc; receipts
20 bales; exports coastwise 120 bales; stock
1858 bales.
Savannah, Ca, june 10.
Cotton quiet; mlddlings 2O4c; sales $50
bales; receipts 329 bales; stock 20,62S
bales.
Atlanta, Ga, june II.
Cotton-Market dull at 19c for mid
dlings; 1Sc for low middlings; lie for good
ordinary, and 16c for ordinary; receipts
light