davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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chairs, number, so,xs: 1ash-:ups, number, s,As;
eoeks5, number, G, ,14o. Total cost, sse,o+1-d5.
STOVES AIo tCRSrrrGE-
Stoves, Eur.tCr, 19 Etove Err, p1eccE, s,G11
ILL Esrr, Pieces, 50. Te.si ee-:, sooo, ,3saLod.
EElcRS.
saat-esset, nrrase-, . IS. ssd and 1ilow tel,
.nsE. .hscts, uS,z:-: 2os1: t.zots,@, ;-sl.
S:s1s; sss.1a.< r.1.t:7: E,5so; ltsl:csl, nI-te:.
i,:s3. Tc:Ll eaaf, s:Gl ,sS7-s:-
c1cs%c.
,k-t=as, mems ela-:i1x (. ,,::-:i-s, sa,G:as a-:-
sic*, wores'. clothing, 11a.s. artic.s>, et:: p
s.7en's e:osh.su, nrmbe, so,.se; Hee.s tres,
,a7-, i5.az4; uarens hc:o, F&t1s, Cs- Tota.
<51a, Oco.55-
Boots AID 6EdES.
Beo.s ard ahose, 1.irx, 61oss- Tetal eoet, s1os,-
lQo5.
FIKuu Go1ca.
Wool A=nn.1, sa-da. s,icz GOTTEN c.nnel, .ards,
= $50 ws.er proet Ja!d. s1s4; prints yards, 1s5-
licking, yards, sss tove.icg, yards Ali crazh,
yards, ..a6- Total cos, Sc, 1851.
coal, ton=, q, s,e5sI. To1.l COST, s1e2, oss75.
WOOD. -
Wood, cords, 1ne1. Total cot, sse2.
HpuEH lid ICON SEAE.
Eerf SO 44e
, 1872-10-09

Ti- i1rt:- RI :h:= rsFe1 Freciut.. .-1,rsE-e tons
:--eGs .-s:.nc-5 G. A%uc s$u1t 1e,-ua elHl .sE=lt
s..a-tE.t1 es.S4i+ !2:E-
, 1872-10-09
Total general brxsness.-....


1he g.sna,e vosk q :he Society would have heeo m
for providing employment The mechanics, citizens,
1cd lnborerB who lest they situations through tie
destruction Of The fire, were counted By tkopS-nds.
Such an erent At any Other sen:sca than upon the
thTesklcd c1 E!nts would E1Te BEEN les ccrnjsoCR.
Common lsbcsezs With developed muscles and b-awoy
debris and otherwise preparing 3uS .he rebuilding Of
the city, OF could e3cT7.e to tee iu1nhr regions coal
rea, sonc GuaxrsH, aEa other places requiring their
sefT1cts, but the thousands who had acted in
1ny other capacity than saez1en, bockEeeFezS, copy
istz e1erRE, physc.ana lawyers, Ec must dcFe.d fcr
boring cities, Recognizing the cuati1icn, orc,aed
their doors TO respectable number u hadco-
u.ea, ard forwarded the:- crdars t!:o Eouloy>e1t
Burecu- Wkeo EecesE-rJ, transportation, 3CrMshed
to pisces where FcEH@s had beso Eecursd. Mec1ar-
les whcse tools veto dztSrJGd b the d.e, and who
were otherv1se impoverished, were supplied viii u
sufficient number trca the Buzcsu to prosecute theis
lobors AID II th:s ay hundreds Otherwise dependent
w-eSe rendered selt>supportn3. TIE Bureau wEs rc-
de- the competent EAEzgercact of IL. n. E FGtr-
tanS, and Mr- J. IL Ht-chcoeE To the lind, Tadnus,
preseEanE a:tezhen oftesltte- gertleznza who gave
The work his immediate supervision, x6e portion Ct
the credit tcr the SUCCESS Ct tbs a this
Will show the Co9k cone IN the distribution Of tools
and in furnishing euploymeot.
Two thou6sEG one hundred and nfty applicants,
hrsciog house and ship E1penta-s, wood turner's,
carye1s, mil*1.Ehts, coope1s, dr.uRftxEeE, uFtos-
sters, cabinet uakarr, trunk raEczs fsr.ae matc-a,
uzke1s tanners nnseaini.ta, tcs, BARRIERS, pleS:er-
e Etona cEer1, ElackxEit1S, locAzroiths tn4rn:hs,
nouders, plEzcleza, paiutars ana stove poli6he<s,
were dGrng the FIJI and winter supplied
CT the aboyR occupations, c11peD<erR, Etuue-c1tera
snd ehoenaakess were Iaost nuz7e1uus
T. rAA. ~ -S<& - A.
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charged and deaths 1t hospitals, from October, 1871,

The appended tahle shown the number Of pstients
admitted discharged and deaths In hos.as; also tho
number Of Patients remaining At date nna tho number
1872:
, 1872-10-09

TEASBPEE Wd1tK.
Tbs Ealief sud Aid Society had e1ISe.sed no PFC
Eious intention Of taking im1nEd.ats ct:rge Of the
wurk did they ut cnee enter upon the taS ct their
Eclf- imposed dotiea. In the mainline the General
as usual Any discussion growing out Of the re1sos,
questions involved In the tranEfr OF the business
would be manfesly out Ct place here Considerable
feeling resulted from The in which the ehzree
effected, which time has, in measure, soothed
and auayed. The following letter shows VIXEN the
Relief Committee ended Ed the Aid Society begin its
work.
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11H1EfT OF TEE LaooCS1 AID COST OF oEE WEE 8 EA.
T1oSs FOE TWO ADULTS ASD 1HREE CI11DRE.
lis pG7k, at 54 cents 166
lbs beef, at 5 ce2fs. so
II lbs 1on-, 1t CtB..-.-......-..,....---. ~
IL peak potatoee at 20 Oceuts,...,....... IS
Il ID te., at So cents. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70
l.. lbs sugar, It IL een.s.....-.- -...... 16;55
~ lis rice, .. eeas SO It's be@rs, It 3Ec..- II
] u lbs ea3o, Z: Z ceuts.
IN Tbs dried apples, at cents. l.
lis f-eah bxef, af5 cents. 1b
Total. ...-...............--l.08 %
II bread, at crcts per pound, Is rsed tnztead
Of -four, the cost Is increased "a
II crackers, at cents PET Glb..-.....-..,.,-.- Los
II ~ lbs codca ins.ead of Observation-Disclosures u
Qnt ton Ct
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N8lCE4lVs I.
FIT Dk-cf, Esq, CEnsYmcn ESeetkti1c Cozr1,tttce

sR: The Gsne-l Relief Committee, Of which
6ere Chairman and Secretary respectively, with head
quarters ut tie Of Washington and Arm Streets,
Discontinued all ofcial action Committee S1tur
day evening Last e 14thl and have since referred al
Official matters coming to to our COMMITTEE Wesup-
posed that this fact generally Known, and
znaks this formal etatecosnt aI ycu my be assured
hat there hzs not nos cn b. any conflict ea our
part to possibly eob.r1ass your Committee IN the f1l
control and direction Of all matters Pertaining to the
relief Of the destitute IN midst Respectfully,
O2EIA E, MOORE, Chairzad1l.
C. B HOTCHHISS Se1et4yy.
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/. O. o. L.
Adjournment.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 21.-The Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellows adjourned sine die to-day.
Previous to adjournment the new officers
were installed and NJ. w. Grand Sire Lo-
gan made an eloquent address, after which
he announced the following appointments
of officers of the Grand Lodge: Rev. j. w.
Venable, Of Kentucky, K. w. Grand Chap
lain; Caleb Rand, of Massachusetts,, L. W.
Grand Marshal; Albert Cohen, of Arkansas,
r. W. Guardian; j. w. Hudson, Of Wiscon-
sin, 4. W. Grand Messenger. No other
place being designated, Baltimore will be
the place of the next meeting of the Grand
Lodge.
The odd FellowsGTand Lodge, in secret
session last night, instructed the Committee
on Secret Work to prepare revision of the
ritual and report at the next session. Much
of the unwritten work was transferred to
the charge book. The change takes effect
on the lst of January, 1878. The price of
cards and dismissal certificates was fixed at
Is cents each. The thanks of the Grand
Lodge were voted to Odd Fellows Relief
Committed at Chicago, for the efficient man
ner in which they discharged their duties
in connection with the Chicago relief fund
contributed by Order OF the Finance Com
mittee. The estimated receipts and expen-
ditures for the ensuing year are as follows !:
Receipts including balance on hand, $780,
49003. Expenditures, $39, l52.75.
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~-r MEMPHIS.
6aia Day at the Mouth Of Wolf.
Ovation tO Gen. Frank Cheatham.


MEMPHIS, Sept. 21.--GeD. Cheatham,
the candidate for Congress for the State at
large, received grand ovation from the
citizens here this morning. BE was met
at White Station, about ten miles from
Memphis, by the reception committee,
on special train, headed BY the chairman,
Ofbal Stevens, who rendered him the hos
pitalities Of the city and introduced all the
members OF the committee. On the ar
rival Of the train at the depot, the gallant
General was met by thousands of citizens,
who crested him with loud hurrahs. The
proceSsioH was then formed, headed by
Chief AtheySa and Captains Smith and
Weatherwnrd Of the police force mounted,
followed by.the Sergeants also on horse
back, and a platoon of the force on foot.
Next came the old Memphis brass band,
composed Of twenty performers, playing
Shall to the -Chief."- General Cheath-
ham was seated in an open carriage,
drawn by six gallant grays, and
accompanied by ex Governor Ishasn
G. Harris, Col. w. II. Stephens and Col.
n. Mageveny, Sr, chairmsn Of the several
committees. A long line Of carriages con-
taining the committees Of reception and ar
members of the press and
leading citizens brought up the rear of the
line and formeda a very imposing procession,
which moved to the Peabody Hotel, where
Gen. Cheathsm was received by vast
of persons who cheered Justify
as be alighted in front of the hotel, While
the band played "Dlxie," "Hail to the
Chief" and HHail Columbia"
In a few minutes the peoples choice for
Congress appeared on the balcony of the
hotel accompanied by Col. Stephens, Gov.
Harris, Gen. Forrest, and other distinguish
ed citizens. Col. Stephens introduced Gen.
Cheatham to the assemblage as the candi-
date for Congress for the State at large and
the lifelong friend of the State of Tennes-
see. He then announced that Gen. Cheat
ham would receive his friends from one to
-hree O'Clock in the psrlors of the hotel
and would address the citizens on the Bluff
1t night. The crowd rent the air with en-
husiastie cheers which Gen. Cheatham |
gracefully acknowledged.
During the afternoon, Mayor johnson
md very large number of citizens called
It the hotel and paid their respects to the
sllant General who received them with
hat bonhommi for which he is so charac-
eristic.
Gen. W. a. Qusrles, Elector for the
tate at large, who also occupies rooms at
he Peabody, had numerous visitors during
he day. He will address the citizens to-
light.
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NEW YORK.
ExpiOsiOn of Tug-TwO Men Killed.


NEW YORK, Sept. 21,-The tug Passage
of Newark exploded early this, morning in
New York Bay. A boat Immediately put
off from shore to render assistance to the
crew. Lying upon the deck near the bow
was Capt. Adams and the fireman named
John Hsines, terribly scalded; and lying
near the pilot house was the negro cook
horribly mangled. These were carefully
placed in the boat and taken ashore, where
they received medical attention Immediate
ly. The engineer escaped uniDjured and
states that only fifty pounds of steam was
on at the time Of the disaster, and he can
not account for the explosion. Haines and
the negro viii die, hut the captain will
probably survive. The tug beacbed in
shallow water and was injured about two
thousand dollars. r...
.Enoch L. Faucher Of this city has been
appointed Judge Of the Supreme Court In
the place of Judge Barnard removed,
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GERMANY.
snnbbing France.


LoND0N, Sept 21.-It is reported thai
Codnt Ven Armin has rendered his resig-
nation as Minister of Germany TO France,
in consequence Of the Impleasantness h.
encountered in Partisan society. It is
stated that II his resignation is accepted
the embassy to France viii remain vacant.
and Germany win be represented at Paris
only by consul.
BERLIN, Sept. 2l.-COunt Won Arnim
German Embassador to France has been
gazetted Privy Councillor with the title of
Excellency.
Mrs. bismarck.
BERLIN, Sept. 2l.-The report that the
wife Of Bismarck had arrived at Torqusy,
England, was premature. She is at Varzin
with the Chancellor and the remainder of
the family.
The resignation Of Minister Won Thiele
has been accepted and Herr Won Bolan,
German Minister at Brussels, has been ao
pointed TO succeed him.
AntE.InfaIIibleIsts.
AT the session OF the Congress Of the
old Catholics at Cologne yesterday, DR..
oault was elected President and Drs. Pesrie
and KOrnelius Wee Presidents. The Coz
sress adjourned to-day. A committee CON
sisting OF Drs. DoIiinger, Frederick and
others was appointed TO secure the union
of all Christians in the old Catholic move
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.I-.I- % NJ ALLbNI Onairman
". d. SMALLMAE, Sec'y. -
A VOICE FRoN sFEsr TENNEssEr.

10 the Editor Of the Union and American:s ~
WAvERLEY, Sept. 20, IS72.-The course
Of Andy johnson, Colyar, he Banner &
Go. will elect Grant President. You have
forced the Southern people to defend them
selves for the course they saw proper 70
take curing the war. We needed harmony
here and you have destroyed il; of course
what the Rebels say in defence OF them
selves will be reproduced by the Radicals of
abe North which viii enure to the benefit
of Grant. All this cant in opposition 10
convention is the most perfect and consul
mate humbuggery. II they were TO sue.
ceed they would have convention at the
next canvass. But they cannot succeed,
they can but destroy union and harmony.
endorse your course because you have
shown moral heroism seldom exhibited in
public journalism; hence [ say 20 on in
your good work. have always been a
Jubscriber to the Banner, bu; for the pre-
cent we part. Cheatham stock in the as
cendancy. Truly yours, j. VII.
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TIE TURF.
Closing Day at Lexington-Fast Run
of Three Miles.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 21.-In the first
race today, hurdle race of mile, four
hurdles, there were three starters, Lochin-
var, Commerce and King BernadOtte. 1t
was won by King Bernadotte, LochinVar
second. Time 2:03a.
In the second race, mile and a half, there
were seven entries. 1t was won by Tala-
ria, Florence /. second, LaGatina third.
Time 2:l1s.
The third race, Consolation purse, mile
heats, was won by MephistO in two straight
heats, Richards ch. f. second. Time
1921; l:47.
The fourth and last race was mile
dash. Seven started in this race and il was
won by Frogtown; Hollywood second,
Dipper third, time, 5:29s. The time Of
this race is the best ever made on this
course foT miles.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-22
THE ROMAN QUESTION.

ROME, Sept. Zl.-The anniversary OF the
occupation of Rome by Italian troops was
celebrated Yesterday with much enthusi-
asm. The city was prOfusely decorated.
The Pope received visits Of condolences from
his sdherents and addressed his visitors Ia
menting the misfortune of the Catholic
Church aud the Injustice done to il by the
Italian government.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-At meeting of tie
members Of the League of st. Sebastiu at
Dublin yesterday, steps were taken for the
formation of an org rganization to afford ma
terial help towards restoring the temporal
power of the Pope.
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B4IE PACIFIC SLOPE.
AnIniIan Scrtmmage.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20.-AS San Diego
dispatch reports a fight between Gen.
servatiOn. Apache chiefs were detected
going on the war path. Crook with a
guard attempted their arrest. -Four or five
hundred Indians fred on the guards, killing
one soldier. The fire was returned by
a company Of cavalry, killing thirty Indians.
The remainder broke and fed to the noun
tlins, pursued by two cavalry companies.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Horrors of the steerax..

LONDON, Sept. 2i.-A writer for the
London Ne'cs, having published graphic
description OK the horrors ef the steersge
passage across the Atlantic, scores Of cor
respondents are adding their testimony to
the abuses and suff5rings TO which steersge
passengers are subjected, aud demanding
immediate reform.
Sir John Duke COleridge and other dis
tinguished juristS, are advocating in the
newspapers codiiicatiOn or digest Of the
English laws similar 10 the Code of New
York, which they praise highly.
The London Labor League YESTERDAY
adopted resolutions approving the award Of
the Geneva tribunal as binding England and
America together, aud promoting the sd
of Industry aud civilization.
Leading bankers here assert that tie
cause OF the advancing tendency Of the
Bank OF England rate cf discount is the
low rate of sterling i'll New York.
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Another Speech, at the Gait HOuse.
The Attitude of the COlOred Race.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2I.-Mr. Greeley ar
rived at $40 O'Clock, the train having been
delayed en- route. He was met by an im-
mense crowd Of citizens and in charge of
the committee of the Exposition the party
was escorted to the Exposition building.
A tremendous throng packed every corner
OF the building. IL is estimated that at
least 70, 900 were inside. People thronged
every aisle and avenue. A position in the
gallery on the north side of the
great central hall, and directly Op-
posite the fountain, had been rallied
off and kept clear for the party. AT 9:2O
Mr.. Greeley was escorted through the crowd
with difficulty, accompanied by the Presi-
dent of the Exposition and the Mayor of
Louisville. Other members of the party
followed till the ra1led spacs was filled. At
9:25 Judge w. +. Bullock, Sr., delivered the
welcoming address on behalf of the EXPOSE
tiOn. He said this magnificent ovation was
not po litical demonstration. The Expo
sitionwas one of the triumphs of peace, and
the crowd gathered here are assembled TO
do honor to distinguished merit.
Mr.. Greeley responded in short speech.
He spoke of the previous devotion of the
South to agriculture, and the present
growth Of the manufacturing interest. He
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-22
SWEDEN.
The King Is Dead-Lons Live the King

Ihe KING Is Deau-Ldhk LINe the hIh8'
STOCKHOLM, Sept. 21.-Oscar, brother of
the deceased King Charles Nv, has sue
ceeded to the throne of Sweden aud Nor
way. All the dignitaries Of State yester.
day took the oath of allegiance to the he w
monarch.
VIENNA, Sept. 2l.-By Imperial decree
the Austrian court will wear mourning for
twelve days in respect to the memory OF
the deceased King OF Sweden.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-22

SEVERAL Outrages have been committed
of late in the South upon negroes who ex-
pressed their intention to vote for Horace
Greeley, and here is an account Of another,
which we find in the Macon Telegraph and
Messenger: sold Tom. Price, the we'll
known porter in the House of Z. Price &
Sons, on Cherry street, was attacked by a
mob of negroes at camp-meeting near
Forsyth on Sunday, and most brutally
beaten. We hear Of no cause assigned for
this outrage, except that Tom Is man
enough to think for himself in politics, snd
therefore votes the Democratic ticket"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-22

SIOUX CITY, Sept, PA Vigilance
Committee has been formed in Dakoto, 10
deal summarily with The horse thieves and
desperadoes of that region. A party of
them went to Stage Ranch at Snake
Creek on Tuesday last and hung Michael
Harterl, the keeper of the ranch and Henry
Her to telegraph poles.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-22
Striking Sailors,

CLEVELAND, Sept. 21.-The strike
among the sailors, which was commenced
Thursday assumed threatening aspect yes
terday, the men engaged in Is boarding diff
ferent vessels and compelling those at work
10 quit. Fourteen Of the party was ar
rested.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-22
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Z Ben Butler, Delano and Logan spoke
last night to big crowd Of Cincinnatians.
Ex-senator Richard Y Yates is lying very
ill at the fremont House, Chicago.
England reports the first frost Of the sea-
son Friday night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-22
ROnHRnLa.

BUCHAREST Sept. 2I.-The festival Of
the Holy Virgin was celebrated to-day.
Prince Charles pardOned fifty persons con-
victed of crime including a number Of
Israelites.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-22

RORR County.

lrTIE Rock, AK. Sept 2l.-Gen.
lsm lave arrived from Pope county to-
t.. The militia Of DOdson is still
red near Russellville. Everything
to be quiet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-22

1t is useless, It is madness, for men to
talk Of getting rich AZ any business that
does not require work. That man must
work in order to succeed, or even 70 be 8
man, is a blessed law.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-22
To the Democracy Of DeKalb County: !,

SMITHvILLE, Sept. 19.--In pursuanee of
and in conformity to the address of the
Democratic Central Committee of the
Filth Congressional District Of Tennessee.
you are requested to meet in convention al
the courthouse in Smithville on the first
Monday IN October next for the purpose
OF choosing delegates to represent DeKa'b
county in the Convention at Gallatin. on
the 10th Of October, 1872. a full repre-
sentauon Is desired. ..... ...-.rt
J, NJ. ALLEN Chairman. 49,
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CUBA.
Cr,:,an Shareholders Going TO Buy
uD the COrtes.

Gr,.san Shareholders Going TO Buy
up the COrtes.
KEW YORK, Sept. Z1.-PriVate advices
f.oB Havana state that Don Malud Caiao,
DIT, ,lavery, has gone 10 Spain furnished
VII a large amount of money. The object
of D s mission is said to be the displacem mt
Of ,rrilla the present prime minister OF the
Ma ID Cabinet. 1t is said Calao intends
10 gss money to bribe a majority OF ihe
concs to further his designs and that brl bes
fail ug, bullets and .stilettoes will be used.
COOIie slavery.
HAVANA, Sept. 20.-The GdcetG pub
lislns new and stringent laws compelling
Tie Cinnamon now here to again make COLI
tracts for their labor for terms Of not less
than six and no more than. eight years or
70 lave the Island
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
About Released.

PARIS, Sept. 21.-The examination Of
Edward About at Strssburg elected no ev-
idence against him and be was discharged
today.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-22

If thou hast lettering servant, send him
on thy errand Just before his dinner.
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stiIl Worrying O,Conor.

New YORK, Sept. Pit is reported
that Chas. O'COnO- has written heLter TO
4 member of the Straightout Democratic
Committee, accepting the nomination Of
the Louisville Convention. Z. 2. Sykes,
one of the leaders In the movement says
OConor uses these words in his letter: az
do accept the Louisville nomination"
Senator Bayard of Delaware returned
from Europe yesterday, his health greatly
improved.
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DEMOORACY OF DeKALR COUNTY.

CorToN is down to lsBc. for mtddling in
New 7 ork. fa EERE ~
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GOLD opened in New York yesterday
ALTA. and after escillating between 1lss
and 1l41, closed at 1875.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at 72s for the old issue and
20 for the new.
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Greeley's Reception at Louisville.