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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-25
FINANCE AND TRADE,
NASHVILLE QUOTATOIHs.


TBFNBssKB AND oTHER sBOURITIRs.
Oompuollers warrants, ................n... 81
tennessee bonds, old. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y
Tennessee bonds, new. .....,..,.,.....,,,,,, 70
Tennessee bonds, Capitol 10
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad bonds,
East Tennessee and virginia Railroad 6;ds,
endorsed. ...:.................s.' 70
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad binds,
=, ehuOlseu.. :..'..;.'....-s'...'...'. 20
Tennessee coupons, ndable................ 10
Tennessee coupons, due July, 1859. ......... 6S8
Nashville and Decatur Railroad Bonds.,..... rs
Oity Nashville bonds, old. 50
City Nashville bonds, signed Brown, Mayor. 60
Oity Nashville bonds, signed Alden, Mayor s.
Nashville corporation coUpOns ,.......,.,,,, 90
Davidson county bonds Issued to Tennessee
and Pacific road ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il
Davidson county bonds issued to Louisville
roSG .'''s'.''s.'.'sses..'. ........s..sssss. 20
Davidson county bonds Issued TO other
rOSQs. ''...''.''s .'''.''..'s.-..s.ss.ss.ss. 30
Davidson county coupons. .........,..,.,., 90
Davidson county warrants. .....,.,,..,,,, IS
Wilson county bOnds,-l0ng, -.............3 70
Montgomery county bonds .......,,.,..,,,6 s.
MurtreesbOro coupons. Observation-Disclosures. %
Louisville and Nashville Railroad stock. rs
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad stock 20
Nashville and Decatur Railroad stock al
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad stock. 90
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad do. 60
Memphis and Charleston Railroad stock, 30
south Nashville Street Railroad stock. IA
SOrtn NsshVllIe Street Railroad Stock. 80
Spruce Street Railroad stock. 100
Suspension Bridge stock. so
Planters Bank stock. ........,..,..,,,,,,,,
Union Bank stock. .....................,.,,
GOLD AND SILVER.
,,,.-,,,, ,,,, Buying Sen;
American golo. .....................l13 ia
Gold drafts on New York....,,.,.II3 ia
American silver KS and 3s(......1O5 los
American silver (5s and 1Os)........1O9 los
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dliDgs 2411e; net reeeip.s 4Obales; sales 10
bales; stock ], 156 bales.
GALVESTON, June 24.-COtton nominal;
good ordinary 2O9c; net receipts Q bales;
exports coast wise 53S bales.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, June 24.-FlOur; family
S7.2567.5O. Wheat, No. ! red wiAter
SLIGO. Corn 4Td46c. Oats 36d4Oc. Rye
7SsS0c. Mess pork, regular SI2.0Oal2.25;
city S14.75. Lard 8faSEc. Bulk meals;
shoulders 4ga4ac; 6aaGic for clear rio; &c
less bid for clear sides. Bacon; shoulders
sc; clear rio and clear sides 7;a77c asked;
&c less bid; clear sides sold at sc, deliver
able in July. Hogs S4.1Oa45O; receipts
2,IOO head. Whisky 7IaSGc,
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baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, June 2L-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull and nominal.
Corn Csc for western mixed. Rye quiet
and unchanged. Provisions stronger. Mess
pork $3.50. Bulk meats-shoUlders DC;
sides &c; clear rib 7c. Bacon active, should
ders 5!d6C; sides 73c; clear rib 73SSc.
Sugar-cured Canvassed hams I36l35c.
Lard, quiet at 99c. Butter active at l6d
Tic for good to choice western. Whisky
gORgIc.
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half mile beyond, when it crops out on
the hillside so that natural entries are driven
through, intersectiug each other at equidis-
tant points. 1t is proper to state that nat
ural slate strata form a roof, thereby saw
ing the expense Of arching. This slate is
fine and evenly smooth, there being but
little of the bituminous slate, which is
soft sectile species, impregnated with Bit
umen. Below the coal vein is clay, some
what argillaceOus.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, June 24.-Consols for money
92s; do on account 923. United States
5-2Os of '62 81; do IS, 81; DO '07, DE;
10-40s, 49,. .#.s.fs
FRANKFORT, June PAU. 5. 5-2Os Of
81, 964. |E
PARIS, June 24.-Rentes 54f poe.
LIVERPOOL, June 24.-BreadstutIs dull.
Red winter Wheat 12s 81. Flour 2Ss. Corn
26s 9dd27.
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ll1h NEW Ol1Ah L
which is being sunk about four hundred
feet distant from the main entry, which
runs in the side of the hill on a gentle de-
scent. This entry is not over one hundred
yards from the scale house, and that the
reader may see how convenient the coal
lies. From the mouth of the entry to the
dumping house there is an ascent, the cars
being hauled up by mule power. In other
words, the entry commences at the base Of
the hill and goes directly in the hill, the
coal vein cropping out in the sides. This
shaft is five by twelve feet, and is to sink
eighty feet, being already about twenty
five, and containing eight feet Of water.
From the sides We noticed Chalybeate drip
pings. 1t will be twelve months before it
connects with the present works, which
then can be operated without fear of fail
ure or exhaustion for an indefinite period
This shaft will drain the whole property
and prove invaluable. In digging the shaft
ten feet of earth is the top formation, and
thence thirty feet Of sandstone, called fine
stone for building purposes, though as it
pulveriZes soon after being exposed to the
air, it were better suited for making fire
brick. The cause may be that the fOrma-
ton is not complete, and has an admiXture
of slate and clay, the latter underlying the
coal.
Returning to the office we hardly had
time to rest awhile before being summoned
TO
DINNER.
Mrs. Murphy, the house-keeper employed
by the company, certainly knows how to
prepare good meal. Our dinner was eX-
cellent, which is truly testified by the
amount each Of us ate. Mr.. Atkinson sat
at the head, though think he was no.
Onger ahead when we finished dinlngl
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-03-26
MISS SAW . .,.Ave.

HERE you have a salve combining soothing and
i l. healing properties, with dangerous ingred.
lent A remedy at hand for the many pains and
aches, wounds and bruises to which flesh /, heir
Is more easily applied than many other remedies,
never producing bad effect, but always relieving
pain, however severe.
II is prepared by Miss Sa,.ycr vho has used it
In her own extensive treatment II the silk, 10,
nearly twenty years, with great srcrcss.
The principal diseases for which iis sa,,e il rec.
commended are, Chii3iqiHs. LH'alaaHsn,, PITS
Scrofuia, Old Ulcers, Sail Rhe.m SJrain5 Burns
Ferer Sores Fc'ons Pi,nDlcs, Krysipeils So5s
Eyes, Barber's Itch, Dcqtness, BgiIS Rin9.irgro.s
Corns, Bites of Insects, Cancers, Too,tq'te lar.
ache, Sore Nipples, Bdldrc7s, .ctooHen Hreaqs,
Hch, !Scald head Teeting Chopped Nanas,
Scdtds, Cuts, Bruises, Group, Craelfd lips, and
1t never fails to Rheumatism II properly
applied. Rub 1t on well with the hand three tincs
day. In several cases it has cured palsicd limbs.
For Piles 1t has been discovered to BE n
edy. Persons that have been afflicted for years
have been relieved by few applications For Fry.
sipetds it works wonders, nllayinc the Inflammation
produces cure Immediately. Let those with Salt
Rheun obtain this Salve, aud apply it freely, and
Scrof,ad and Tumors. Cancers have been cured
with it, The best Salyc ever Invented for SuoUe,l
anTe 10 drd 12cf Ss or E 9qou S
on the Ids gently, once twice a day. Cures deaf.
ness BY putting in the ears on piece Of cotton.
For Fclons this is superior to anything known.
For Pi'npies this acts like charm. For Bgws
and Scdlds, apply the Salvc at once and 1t gvca
Immediate relief. For Ola Sores apply once a
day.
FoR HoRsEs AND CATTLE - For Sores or
Bruises on Horses or Cattle this salvc is invaluable,
and has astonishing effect In curing scratches on
horses. This Sa!ve has worked its own way into
notorety, md is safe and sure remedy for all the
above ailments.
We. the undersigned, have been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for many years and believe her to DO
Christian lady and skilful nurse, and having
pleasure in saying 1t is the best general medicine
we have ever used:
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Those In want of this line OF Goods cannot fail to
be suited he is determined to close out his en-
tire stock before the first of jan, 1872. 3Iiu
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-03-26

Massachusetts has law allowing the
towns to establish industrial schools, in
which the pupils are to be taught such
trades and arts as the authorities deter
mine. 1t is hoped that in this way the
mechanical labor of the state may be i'm
proved. It cannot be much worse than
il is at present.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-03-26

TOR SALE. The Cheshire Marble
L Quarry. A large Marble Mill with eight
ersl tenement houses in good condition, some
Marble stock, blacksmith shop and tools, and
all the fixtures thereto belonging.
Inquire of L. L. Knapp, Ira W, Clark, Or WIN
Mulchahey, at the Office of the Vermont MaTbi
Co. :"
AiiddlsbuTy, Vt, Nov. IS 1871.
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The N. Y. World "prefers to reflect
upon the moral beauty and the intellect
nal dignity which will survive even 80
frightful cataclysm." Need NE ssy that
Il refers 70 the Zmsss.
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FOR SALE,

IN SHOREHAM VILLAGE, VT.
Two or three houses and lots in good locality,
at prices from $500 TO $1,000 each. iron axle
wagon, to use single or double, with pole and
thills, aud hayrack, dci and other things too
numerous TO mention. For information and
terms, call on the subscriber in shorehsm village
z. 9, ATWOOD.
shsfshsn, VI, New. q, 1871. ssiv
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-10-18

FARMERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEws.-Farmers and all others who
want to buy the BEST and CHEAP
EST boots Il shoes in the Northwest,
should not fail to give Atkins, Steele &
Whites Boots 4 Shoes one trial. To
those who have had them nothing need
be said, as all unite in giving them the
Lishast prise. They are manufactured
from the very best stock stli tho ro,A
is warranted not to rip OF come unpeg-
ged great failing with all boots Il
shoes. A full assortment Of this Justly
celebrated make for men, women and
chilaren's wear always on hand at j. Il.
CAwARD's, who has sold them for or
6 years and never yet had one pair
that did not give entire satisfaction,
but to the contrary scores can be rcferr-
ed to who will say they are the best
boots they ever bought and instantly
produce their proof by showing you a
foot covered with one Of them. Splen-
did boots worn year and more all
sound and nicc-without a doubt their
equal for wear cannot be found. Give
them trial and you shall not regret
it. If.
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In District Court tor Howard
Ounty Iowa.

Zacharius lvcrson. PFf
AGAINST --
DR.. W. +. CHAMBERLAIN, NJ.
f. CHAMBERLAIN, Charles ) Original Notice
Genshaw, j. G. Hatfield, T. .a
and Peter Velie, Dei'ts.
To the Defendants above Named:
You are hereby Notified that there is
now land one for your use,) on file in the
office of the Clerk Of the District court, in
and for the county of Howard, State Of
Iowa, u petition of Zacharius lverson,
Plaintiff above named. claiming Of you the
Defendant, DR.. ". +. Chamberlain, the
sum of $245 90. with seven per cent inter
est from November 10th 1870, less $50 90
endorsed January 2lst 1871, on your prom
issory notes mentioned and set forth in the
Plaintiffs petition in this action, and that
the mortgage given to secure the payment
Of said notes be foreclosed and decree Of
sale Of the mortgaged premises be ordered
and the right of redemption Of all Of the
Defendants be forecloscd and forever bar
red, and the right of dover of said Def't
NJ. e. Chamberlain be forever barred. The
Plaintiff makes no personal claims only
against Defend INT, Dir. w. E. Chamber
lain. plaintiff, demands SIS 90 ftr Attys.
fees as stipulated in said notes.
And unless you appear thereto and de-
fend before noon IF the second day of the
next term oftke said court appointed to be
held ut Crcsco in said county, commencing
on the 3rd day of February 1873. your de-
fault will be entered and judgment render
ed against you thereon in accordance with
the prayer of said petition.
4. d. WRIGHT.
5lw4 Attorney for Plaintiff
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the republican nomination, yet was
quietly lam aside for reas ,ns only known
to the official brokers of the county.
Technically they have said to him and
he accepts the situation, that to become
candidate Tor the Office, be mnst be-
come n,alum orum in nest Of simi-
lar onsa He must, to secure favor
where he seeks it, he ready to concede
that the defeat Of portion Of coun-
ty ticket at any time would be more
disastrous than the sanction of wrong;
the laudation Of organized villiauy or
tho honoring Of partizan scamps.-
When he is nominated on such plat
form and to carry out such schemes as
tho ring will ask him to sanction, it
will not be to the public interests that
he should be elected.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-10-18

The Greeley papers arc charging
that the negroes were imported into all
the States which held their elections
on Tuesday. If such were the fact it
must account for tho Democratic ma
jority in Georgia. --Des Moines Rep
ublican.
Not at all; on tho contrary perhaps
the expectation of negroes from Geor-
gia to the states that have gone ropub-
lican, accounts for both the democratic
majority by the deportation Of voters
from stste where they could not turn
the tide, and their impo, tation into
states where they could.
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THE DISCOVERER
ID Is e. u II IL ED!.

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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Expedition to Equatorial Africa.
Is the title of large octave volume
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Incidents and the wonderful Career Of
both Stanley and Livingston in their
remarkable expeditions to the most in
teresting part Of the Globe.
WANrED-In every town in the
United States and Canada, First Class
men and women as Agents to canvass
for this work. Everybody wants it.
Anybody can sell it. Address us for
the most liberal terms ever offered.
The Union Publishing Company, 65
Ywenty-Second ST., Chicago, LII.
Ifyou desire to secure territory at
once, send $3.50 for sample copy
and canassing Book. or $1.OO for
canvassing Book alone.
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Masks AND FACEs.-Ladies who
mask their faces and necks with enam-
els endangcr their health to no pur-
pose. The plaster work deccives no.
body. There is but one article known
which will restore ble,nished com.
plexion Or create external brilliancy
and bloom where they have never
heretofore existed, and that article is
Hagan's Magnolia Balm. 1t performs
this toilet miracle by infusing vitality
into the skin. The floral and herbal
juices of which it is composed gently
stimulate the circulation in the minute
blood vessels, and brace the network of
nerves through which they pass. Thus
quickened and strengthed the external
covering soon acquires a fresh and
healthful hue, and every trace Of sal
lowness disappears. The palest checks
derive from the identifying baptism
Of this delightful cosmetic, warmer
hue, and the arms hands and neck
a blonde lustrc which the charlatans,
who profess to make ladies :'beautiful
forever with their poisonous cement
can never hope to initiate.
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= We the undersigned residents of
Cresco Iowa, and vicinity would say
that we are acquainted with the Chase
Seeding Grape above mentioned by
Messrs. Williams, Meader, Chase aud
Tabers, and that we fully concur in
their Commentator Of the habits and
hardness Of the vine and the qualities
of tic fruit. j
Aug. Bcadle, E.W. lIolway.
g w. IL. Patterson, +. Gillett,
Chas. Brown, W. B. Webster,
Almon Rice, Aaron kimball.
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BEAUTIFUL WOMEN The hair is
the browning glory of woman. Thore
arc few moderate defects which cannot
be remedied by the proper disposition
Of the trcsses. But when the hair be-
gins to fall out, or turn gray, in young
people, or with those in the prime of
life, there is cause for real regret
When this is the case, Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover will be found to
be first class remedy, far super ior
as sound medical medium, to any
thing else before the public. 1t &C
tually restores gray hair to its original
color, and in the great majority of ca
ses, causes it to grow again when it is
becoming thin. 1t is not like many
popular preparations, mere wash, but
scientific discovery, Endorsed and
used by physicians Of character. Ad-
dress II. p Hall & Co., Nashua, N. II.
-Forneys Weekly Press, Feb. /, 1868
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We fully concur in the foregoing
statement from Jas. Chase aud believe
the grape is all he recommends it to
be. and from many years acquaintance
with him and his grape, believe he un-
derrates rather than oyerrates them.
RUSSELL TABER,
s. DAVID TABEK.
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7. G. MEADER.

From Hon. Ii. b. WILLIAMS.
| think that too much has not been
said in the foregoing statements in ia
vor of the Chase Seeding Grape. l
have known it since propagated and be-
licve it the earliest grape known here.
II. Is. WILLIAMS.
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The New York Navy Yard has had
its voting strength increased by 1900
new and loyal workmcn. As there is
no ship building going on they can
vote early and often.
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The only thing really proven by the
result in Pennsylvania is, that in fight
between impecunious honesty and OPP
ulcnt rascality, the former is very apt
to be Knocked down and dragged out.
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Democratic Republican Ticket.
1o1 PREsIDENT,
HORACE GREELEY,
q New York.
ssI vica PaaslDSxr,
,. GRAFT BROWN,
Of MISSOURI.
NJ PaSylp1xRALEL Ec TORS ArLARcE
Hlfz HENRY WARREN, Of Des Moine,.
u. y. ROUKE, Of dubuque.
FOR DISTRICT XLECroPS

FOE DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First District. --Gp. CAMPBELL.
Second District JACOB BUTLkR.
Third District.-S. P. ADAMS.
Fourth District -. s. Roor.
PilkA District.-l. X. FuLLRR.
Sixth District. NJ. STONE.
Seventh District.-J. NJ. ELwoop.
Eighth District. L. MlTCHELL.
Ninth District III B. WILsoS.
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HEspER, SEPT. 81, 1872.

/ reside near Mr.. Chase, am and
have been acquainted with the Chase
Seeding since it was propagated, have
heard his statement read, and fully
concur in all its statements.
r. G.. MTADER,
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RIGHT Of Way Notice.

TNO G. B. GALUSllA, and all other
4 persons having any interest or owner
ship i'm or to any part IF the real estate,
known and described as follows, to-wit :
Sections fourteen 14) fifteen, (l5) six
teen, (l6) nine, (9) ten, (lO) eleven, (lD
three, (3) and four, ca all in township
ninety sevcn, (97) north of range eleven,
(ll) west of the 5th r. NJ. Also in sections
thirty three, 1897 thirty-four, (34) twenty
eight, (28) twcnty-seven, (27) the south
half Of section twenty zone, III and twenty
two, (22) the south half Of the north east
quarter Of section nine, t9); all in town-
ship ninety-eight, (9S) north Of rang eleven
west of tho 9th r. N. Also in west half OF
the south east quarter Of sections tweIty
seven, (27) and the north west quarter OF
section thir, -four, (34) "ll in township
nine y-nine (99) north Of range eleven,
an west of the 9th Z. NJ; all OF said lands
being in the county Of Howard aid State VI
lswa. ... ..-.....s. =z..
You are hereby notified that the Daven-
port and st. Paul Railroad Company has
located line of railroad over the, above
described real estate, and desire the right
Of way over the same to-wit strip or
belt of land loo feet in width, through the
center Of which strip or belt Of land the
center line Of said railroad will run, leav-
ing so feet on each side of said center line
together with such widths as may be neces-
sary for bcrmes waste banks and borrowing
pits, and wood and water stations, and UNI
less you proceed to have the damages to
the same appraised according to law, on or
before the 18th day of October 1872, said
railroad company will proceed to have the
same appraised ON Monday the 18th day of
November 1872, at which time you will be
ut liberty to appear before the appraisers
on the subject Of the assessment Of DANA
ges to your lands. .-.f ....a
Dated CIesco, Sept. 20, 1872. .u@~ ~
DAVENPORT d ST. PAUL Il. r. co. -,-
By MO-. BARNES, ---~--
47-4] Right Of Way Agent.
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HEsPER, WISNEsuEIK Co. Iowa,

HEspER, WISNEsuE1K Co. Iowa,
SEPTEMBER p, 1872.
The undersigned states that he
propogated the variety Of grape known
as the CHASE SEEDING, at Hesper,
in Winnesheik Co., Iowa, in 1864,
that it commenced fruiting in 1867
Every year since it has borne and RI
pencd ITS fruit, while the Isabella and
Concord by its side have twice failed
to ripcn. Asa bearer it is more pro-
fuse than the Concord, the fruit being
about the same in size but the clusters
great deal larger. Its habits arc
similar to the Concord, the difference
being in its favor. The rrurr rs supc-
rior to the Concord in flavor and quail
ty as well as being better bearer
The vine is the easiest propogated of
any variety l am acquainted with and
is less subject to mildew than any
grape l have, embracing several stand
ard varieties adapted to this climate
The Chase Seeding ripens at least two
weeks earlier than the Concord, Della
ware or Isabella. l have sold D. W.
Owen, of Cresco, Iowa, about three
tn, usand vines of the Chase Seeding
Grape above mentioned AMI to include
all Of that variety l have.
JAMES CHASE.
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&35 REWARD

@35 REV ARD
STRAYED from the subscriber, two
and one half miles Southwest Of New
Oregon on june 1s+. 1872.
ONE BNY MAREl
3 years old, some white on hind feet
and rope halter mark across her
nose.
Any person returning said mare will
receive the above reward and any infor-
nation will be literally rewarded.
a.. ,. l.. j. GLASS.
Cresco, Iowa, Oct. LIST, 1872.
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VUtice zl1lDOrtN1lf.

All whom it may concern, are hereby
notified. that lmln e diAle faym cl0
of all notes and accounts due to the late
firm of Bones 4 Niles. must be made to the
undersigned Mt Cresco. ~ .------~a~---------.,--~
. Sept 18th 1872.
H.A GOODRICH.
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NOTICE.

DEESONS indebted to COM Ms i
> 0A HAM. must call and pay before
the first Of November, or their accounts
will be placed in the hands Of an o.icer for
collection. al
Mr. Combs having made arrangements
to 60 into other business, this course is nec-
cessary. and will be adhered to without
discrimination.
bOtf. COMBS & SAMANN.