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LATEST Markets BIZ TELEGRAPH

SAVANNAH, Oct. 15.-Cotton in fair
demand; middlings 1s5a18!c; net receipts
1852 bales; exports to Great Britain 564
bales; sales 2,04l bales; stock 1851.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 15.-Cottor quiet /;
middling 1916; net receipts $50 bales;
sales 500 bales; stock on hand 21,452
bales.
MOBILE, Oct. 15.-Cotton quiet and
firm; low middling 1910; middliDg 1876;
net receipts 1912 bales; export coastwise
6,003 bales; sales 700 bales; stock S,400
bales.
GALVESTON, Oct. 15.-Cotton firm;
good ordinary l6aal6ac; net receipts 864
bales; exports coastwise 2,S0S bales; stock
11,471 bales. d
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Pegxtng away nj the FeIony pocket

In the Criminal Court few days since,
Judge Frazier announced his determination
to proceed with the jail cases on the felony
docket just as they come until this part of
the work was done, since which time he has
adhered rigidly to that determination, try
ing the cases in regular order as reached on
the docket. The result has been a consid-
cradle reduction of prisoners at the jail,
some being removed by conviction to the
Penitentiary, and others restored to citizen
shin by acQuittal,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-16
CheEce RfVnIHes.

Hem1dll, the well-kno~n restaurateur, is
the Acknowledged king of the oyster trade
in this section, and has been for years, but
this season he is furnishing his customers
with the largest and finest ever brought to
this market. His latest importation is from
celebrated beds in New York Sound.
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Ashland and CharIOsfe.

Gen. James M. Quarles and Player Mar
tin, ESQ, will address the citizens of Cheat
ham county, at Ashland, on Monday, the
21st, and the citizens of Dickson county,
at Charlotte, on Monday, the 4th of No
Yember. ~
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nemocrntic sneakinw.

VIM. j. Sykes, Esq, and Maj Josiah B.
Hubbard viii address the people, on the
political issues of the canvass, at the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Depot, on Thursday,
Oct. IL, at u O'Clock P. M.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Rlxfh Conrressional nisfI

Sixth Congressional District.
w. G. Whitthorne, Jonathan Morris and
Theo. Gibbs, candidates for Congress in
the Sixth District, will address the people
at the following times and places:
Bohemian, Wednesday, Oct. Is.
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Third Day of the October Term-Ap-
preparations for Charitable Pur-
pOses-COunty Einances-Warrants
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We acknowledge the receipt of the fol-
lowing invitation:
To the Editors of the Union and American.
JACKSON, Tenn, Oct, L, 1S71.-You
are cordially invited to attend meeting of
the member of the Press, on the third day
of the second annual tair of the West Ten
nesSee Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
citation, Oct, "A, and also banquet, to be
given by the business mea Of Jackson, at
the Court House, at 8 O'Clock, P. NJ, of
same day. d. d. King, Mayor,
Jno. E. Glass,
r Robt. Gates,
III. Roberts,
E. FL. Kelly,
j. II. Caruthers,
&. p. Duncan.
Commi tee of Arrangements.
We hope to be able to attend, and we
hereby authorize Don Cameron to hold his
brass band in readiness.
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Gov. Harris was in the city yesterday.
1ir. Jobnsop's attacks upon him have de-
ternine1 him to make few speeches dur
ing the canvass In reply to invitations in
East, West aud Middle Tennessee. We be-
lieye the Governor has not hitherto bet n On
The stump since the war.
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For Ladies.-Ladies', Misses' and Child
ren's Polish Boots, Balmorals, Caters and
Slippers of the latest styles apd in great
variety, received and receiving by
JOHN RAMAGE & Son,
oc10 # 4S COLLEGE street.
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Trunk ManufactOry.-Dunstead,a at 81
North College street, between Union aud
Church, is selling Trunks and Satehels at
prices that def Z competition. Trunks re-
paired. jy7 1T
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A PARsrMoNIOUs sea captain answering
the complaints of bis men that the bread
was bad, exclaimed: "whatl complain of
your bread, that is made offiour! What do
you think Of the apostles? They ate 'shew
bread made from old boots and shoes"
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Blankets, Blankets, at astonishing
bargains at Northman's, No. 20 Public
Square. oc16 eodtf
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The use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover brings new hair upon bald hea DIS,
if the hair follicles are not wholly destroy
ed. Try it. oct1 tues, wed&fri I'm
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YOu can buy check on any part of Ire
land from fl upward at Traders Bank.
oc10 #
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Fifty Pieces Cashmere for boys wear,
from 50 cents upwards, at Northman's, No.
20 Public Square. ocl6 eodtf
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oc10tf

Gents superior Boots, Caters and
Shoes for Fall and Winter wear now receiv-
ing by JOHN RAAIAGE & .SoN,
oc10 IF 4S College street.
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CITY NOTICES.

Real Laces, Real Laces.-Mrs. Blitz
has arrived with large assortment of Real
Laces. Send note or call at 105 College
street. Oc16 1W'
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Flannels, Flannels.-The largest and
cheapest stock Of FIannels at Northman's,
Public Square. oc16 eodtf
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
Publie Speaking I'm the Fifth Con
~raaafnnAl nfsArIek

PubIie Speaking I'm the Fifth Con
gressiOnal District.
Having been nominated as the Rerubli.
can candidate for Elector in this district,
viii address my fellow citizens on the qlles
items at issue in the present National can
vass at the following times and places, to
wit:
Nashville, Saturday night, Oct. 10.
HartsYille, Monday, Oct. 81.
Gallatin, Tuesday night, Oct. p.
Smithville, Friday, Oct. 25.
Lebanon, Saturday, Oct. 26.
Kingston Springs Station, Monday, Oct.
%.
Goodletsville, Wednesday, Oct. 30.
Ashland City, Saturday, Nov. 2.
The Democratic Electoral candidate for
the Fifth District, when appointed, is cor
daily invited to meet me at these appoint
ments, and an equal division of time will
be accorded. &. S. TUTHuL.
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100 Pieces Cashmere for mems wear
cheaper than ever at Northman's, 20 Pub
lie Square. oc16 eodtf
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Go to the Settles of Che dead'
Where sleep our martyred braves,
And tell me, do your comrades an
Fill ignom inious graves -
Though dead, they live IN every breast
Where beats noble heart,
Their honor lives, defend 1t boys,
And act a comrades part.
You will not brand them traitors; you
Who battled 81 ie by side;
For Tennessee you fought and lived;
For Tennessee they died. - -s.a = M
Great Godi and has it come TO this
In proud old Tennessee,
To ask eomrade of the dead,
To brand with infamy
The memory of her gallant sons
Who lie beneath her sod? -
Their fame is all that's left to us,
Their souls are with their God.
You will defend it one and all;
Their noble deeds remember, .-s-,ssa-.s
BY voting for old honest Frank
For Congress next November.
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You can buy checks on London in
sums Of FL ana upward at Traders Bank.
oc10 IF
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The Coming Sensation.
Rraoed I'm STaurutDp

We understand that Foster, the world
renowned spritualist of New York is
shortly TO visit Nashville.
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New arrival of those handsome Broche
and Anglo-Indian Shawls and Scarfs, very
cheap, at Northman's, Public Square.
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The front Of the Adams Express Com
pany office on Church street is draped in
mourning for the death of Mr.. S. A. Jones,
the General agent of that company.
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You can buy checks on Berlin in sums
to suit at Traders Bank. ocl0 If
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
70. 1 Leaves Lebanon at. .6;40 A. Ne
Arrives at Nashville at.-s:40 A. H
Leaves Nashville st.....4:C0 P. n.
Arrives at Lebanon at. $3.50 P. N.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon az O'Clock p. N.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS Arrive
at Lebanon at O'Clock a. n. on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays.
St Louis. Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
Chsttsnoogatrain leaves. e;l6 A. NJ and BIS P. \.
srrives.i:05 Pm. and 1880 A. x.
Memphis train leaves. 200 A. N. and las Pm.
arrives. ...4:45 P. n. and $50 A. NJ.
ST. Louis train leaves. 200 An.
arrives. 300 P. n.
Tullshoms train leaves. $3.50 P. II.
E" arrives. 9;4B AN.
The e:15 a. II. train does not run on Sundays.
The 200 A. 4. and Sis P. Il. and 1:s5 m. trains
IN daily,
Louisville end Nashville and Great
Southern RatIrOsd.
Leave Ststisn on North College street, at $50
4. NJ, l:55 P. N. and los Am.
Arrives at 1886 A. NJ, $40 z. Il. and 4:10 A. N.
The l:55 P. n. train does not stop st shy point
between Nashville and Gallsrin, except Edge
Msld Junction.
GaIIsftn Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves \ ashYlle.. P. n.
Southern EkaiirOad..--NashVtII and
Decatur Division.
Leave L. 81 y. Depot, North College street
going SOuth--4:1O AN 4:45 P NJ.
Arrive North-12:55 AN; $40 Pm.
ThrOueh rains arrive and depart from Louis
villr and Nashville Depot, North College street
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
DepOt
COLUMBIA ACCOMMODATION-Deaves $3.50 p.
n, arrives 9:35 An, from Nashville and Deca.
catW Depot, South Nashville.
IS. Louis, Evansville, Henderson, and
Nashville Railway. nFs
st. Louis Mail leaves Nashville. .6:10 Az
Accommodation leaves Nashville ,.... .I:SO 4
st. Louis Mail arrives at Nashville 11:25 Pm
Accommodation arrives at Nashville. .7:40 AN
Louisville and Cincinnati Short Line
Railroad.
Trains leave &ndarriye at Louisville o. follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Southern sst line, except
sunday. S.35 A. n. T:50 P. n.
CiuciunSti Express, daily. S:f5 p. y. 1850 7. K.
Cincinnati Night Express,
except As-1rday .11:00 Pc n. 500 A. X,
Lexington Iail, except
sunday. 500 a. Z. ESQ P. Il.
Lexington Express, except
SUNDAY. 251 P. Il. 100 A. Il.
Frankfort AcoomTnodati01,
except 5ua6ay......... 5:O5 P. n. sos A. n.
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TENNESSEE ANNUAL CONFERENCE
A Full List of the Members Present.

The Tennessee Annual Conference of the
M. E. Church South assemblies in this city
to-day. Below will be found full list Of
the members composing this body now in
the city:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
i,Ha 1F4eilitf For the Chronicle.
An Earnest caI on J.. II. yxiiicbrew

~.
There probably never has been a
time since the organization of our State
government, that moral worth and
ability were, more required, and it
might be added, more indispensable
in Legislative assembly than at the
present. .-E
The educational, agricultural aud
the financial, are all.questions of vital
interest to the welfare of The State.
To legislate upon such questions at
the present time, will require the best
talent, and the highest attainment is in
the legislator which can be procured.
Such questions are far above all per
sonal and party preferment.
Montgomery county has been So for
iunate as to have her present able rep
resentatives, Maj. Brandon, of Stew
art, and Hon, Robt. +. Ferguson, OF
Montgomery, declare themselves as
candidates for reelection.
There is yet another representative
to be chosen for the Pictorial District,
composed Of the counties of Stewart
aud Montgomery, and without intend
ing the disparagcment of any aspirant
to public honors, We believe there is
no man in the District, if in the State
who by his talent, moral worth and
high scholarly attainments as a finan-
cier and agriculturist is SO we'll quail.
fed to gil this position as j. b. Kille-
brew, of Montgomery. This declar
alton is no vain puff, or empty flattery
Therefore the undersigned, being only
lew Of his msny friends, do earnestly
solicit him to declare himself can
didate to represent said District in the
\ lower branch Of the next Legislature
liz compatible with his feelings ant
! interests. 1t is not not asked for hin
( to become a candidate before a Con
rca,ion, but before the people, belicvin
az We do, that he is the choice of the
people, and that h. is pre-cmnenth
| he man for the place.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31


REv. j. w. LUTON. We cheer
fully give spaccf'or the. following pro-
ceedings whichwero the result Of 4
meeting held in the Presbyterian
Church at Lcesburg, Va, in reference
10 the departure Of DR. Lupton to oc-
cupy the pulpit OF that Church in this
city We copy from the Lcesburg
Mirror. tsN 81 4 t d ~
There was 4 called meeting at the
Chesapeake Presbytery, held in the
Presbyterian church Of this town on
Monday evening last. Tho Rev. DR..
Defeyre, Of Baltimore, preached an
sermon from The Door is
Shut" at the conclusion of which the
Prcsbytery proceed to the considera-
ton Of the business for which it had
been assembled, viz to take action on
the application of Rev. j. w Lupton.
for severance of his connection with
that body, preparatory to accepting a
call from a church at GAINESVILLE, Fen
nessee. The application was granted,
and Mr. LIS pastoral connection with
the church here dissolved. We under
stand that he viii occupy the pulpit in
this town for the last time before leay
ing, on Sunday morning next. The
regrets of the congregation, so aptly
set forth in the following resolutions,
truly express the feelings of this entire
community. Few men have lived in
our midstmore generally respected and
universally beloved by The people, and
few have left whose departure has been
more sadly regretted than that Of the
Rev. j. w. Lupton. ua.
Alta meeting OF the Presbyterian
congregation of Lcesburg, haldin this
town on Monday, the 9th day of Au-
gust, 1872, the following preamble and
resolutions wereunanimously adopted
WHEREAS, Our pastor, the Rev. J
W Lupton, having desired Ms to unitc
with him in the request to the Chesa
peake Prcsbytcry TO dissolve his pas
toral relations existing between him.
self and this Church, and believing
that in accepting a call to another field
of labor, he has been actuatod b. the
highest and most reonscientious conyic
tions of duty, and by reason of oul
great love for him, both as a pastor ant
q man, it is one of the most painful
datics We could, be called upon to per
! form. b yggrn5G mi 1886 sisf
Therefore, be it Resolved That viii
deepest sorrow, we unite with him il
asking the dissolution of our pastora
relations, feeling in his removal from
our midst we lose an earnest, faithful
devoted pastor, WHO has ever been
true tolIis pastoralyows, conscientious
prompt, able, efficient and pleasant, il
the discharge of all his duties, both il
the pulpit and out of it.
| Resolved, That in the separation
his loss will not only be felt by III,
members Of this church, but that tn,
| Prcsbytery VIII lose useful and valrl
liable member and the community a
large, a high minded, liberal christian
gentleman, whom it is only nccossar,
TO know te lore, AL Of whom nom
rSrer speak but to praise.
Resolved, That our best wishes an,
most fervent prayers shall aeeumpan
him to his new hoine, and we do com
mend him and his TO the christian
people to whom he goes, as every WI,
worthy oftheiriullcst confidence, love
encouragement and support.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31
TENNESSEE NEWS.

Coying,on boasts Of building in
The total valuation Of HARDENING
comfy property Is $3 1872, 30l,
A Brownsville company has raised
10000 TO build cotton factory.
Brownsville has deceased negro
aged III years.
Two negroes have escaped from the
Trenton Jail.
Andy johnson speaks in Gallatin
next Saturday night.
There are eighty-three prisoners in
the county Jail at Memphis
The thermometer at Knoxville last
Friday in two hours fell from % to IA.
At three o'clock on Sunday, at Mem
phis, the mercury was at 100 in the
shade.
The Appeal says that the auditorium
of the Memphis thoater has been re
painted, redccorated and rejuyenated,
A Memphis man tried to find how
hard the ground feltfroma third story
window, and now nurses two broken
arms.
WITH seven counties to hear from,
Hon. Robert McFarland's majority for
Supreme Judge, as footed up at the
State Department, is $4,000. as
The West Tennessee Agricultural
and Mechanical Association will give
its annual fair at Jackson, commenc-
I ing October %, when there will
be distributed $50 coo in prizes, CAPT
tai prize $4,000.
An unknown woman, supposed to
have been the keeper Of boarding
house at Des Arc, Ark, was recently
murdered and thrown into Jcnning' :
pond, Laudcrdale county, Tenn. She
wore gold ring with the initials +. G.
engraved ON it.
! ThoShelbyvillc Glenn. } Rescue floats
the following at its masthead; A." Dem
ocratic National Ticket. For Prcsi-
dent, Charles O'Conor, OF New York
for Vice President, j. Proctor Knott,
for Congressman at large, Andrew
johnson, of GreenYille.
The other morning the train on the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
railroad ran into a wagon drawn by
two steers at Ooltcwab, killing the
oxen and making kindling wood Of the
wagon. A man and a boy were in tho
wagon and were thrown out when the
collision took place, butwcre not hurt
| Here is Knoxville advertisement
Having q dead SOW and litter o.
twelve detunct pigs under my kitchen
| am anxious to sell them low to The
Council to purify some other part o.
the city, 1t is hard to part with such
health promoting animals, but | am
poor and will make the sacrifice fol-
cash
| Memphis has frst-class gambling
sensation. One Weston, partner O.
the ST. Louis firm of Lawrence, Gun
ningham q Co., and in charge of tht
house at Memphis, became infatuated
with faro, and gambled away his owl
interest of $1,000 and 81 500 of th,
firms money beside. Mr.. Cunning
ham went down to Memphis to recovc
the money, but Weston said that HI
would sooner go to the pcnitentiar.
than "go back ON the gamblers, III
was, therefore, arrested Wednesda,
night, while playing faro, and held fo
|, ENLIGHTENMENT.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

General Chcatham il one of the
most popular men in Tennessee, has
served the people faithfully and to de-
feat him would be disgrace to the
State. His career as a soldier and cit
lien deserves the sympathy of all who
honor courage in action, dictated BY
mobility of soul. In war he is as
the lion, and in peace as tender as Il
woman. His life illustrates the truth
of that philosophy which teaches that
the brave arc the loving, the tender
are the daring. The noble responses
made to the nomination Of General
Cheatham foretOkens his triumph in
November next, and the signal over
throw Of the Independents, who, in
politics, are regarded with as much
contempt as guerrillas in time of war.
The news from all parts of the State
indicates popular uprising of the
people to defeat the conspiracics of
the Radicals and the independents.
| But all who are struggling to defeat
Grant, and to elect the ticket which
appears at the head of this column,
must get % work. 1t is but little over
! Two months to the election, and there
| is much work to be done in that brief
period OF time. The result in North
| Carolina should warn lis against being
! lured into false security We think
we are safe in Tennessee, and probably
we are but we must make assurance
sure. The Radicals are connecting all
sorts Of schemes and combinations.
They are hunting for independents to
be used by them in the approaching
election They will move heaven and
earth to carry the State. They have
an active and hard working commit
tee, which is just now flooding the
State with campaign documents, well
calulatcd to produce reaction in the
popular feeling when insidiously in
trodueed into every family, and left to
work their effect without contradiction
orcxplanation. We have before us now
a number of these documents which q
half dozen clerks in the pay of the
Radical committee are busily employ
ed in franking to all the conservative
people of the State The franks OF
the Radical Congressman are freely
and shamelessly used for this political
= purpose. They have funds in abuud-
ance, also provided, we suppose, from
the same source that furnished the
means to corrupt North Carolina All
the machinery of the government is
at their disposal to circulate these doc
uments. In view of this activity on
their part, it is time we organized ia
take the field and open the campaign
in earnest We must not lose the flood
Of the tide by our supineness, or rely TOT
> much on our fancied security. Ten,
! nessce can he col0uized as we'll as
4 North Carolina. Perfect organization
is the only safe guard, 1t will not dc
: merely to say the State Of Tcnnesse,
!, is safe; we must make il so heyonC
the peradvenMre of any untorseel
/ emergency This can only be done b.
i voting for the regular nominees of tn
: party Memphis AppecL
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-08-31

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thcmkelves understood inluuiali lalRpnge
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Il Is fact beyond contradiction that foI
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