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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

sUGARS-Rsv sugsrs les active but aneh.pga
70 sS .s ssse tsr V s sss, g., %.
q el bids Gus 4sss bids Pre- aeo Js shd hs.aqSs ga
81 s Boxes 60 ss sss, and zoe hbis Msso Rsso .,aay At ii
SO % S ,s FOR c ~ S Se bat ST ssy =. ale. q IA
boss S.,ls. 80 :. lo.e eurrsoey =, s,uo,, r., Al
and aaeas1Eei we quote ai . Ia 81 ,,, =,
81 n At sie s,r PINE. and $50 ior cSoos
w., NGG ss BE s-9s tfqa As.s nssT srs $3.50 ss1s
The Woo trade dat % The month Of september sosh come a
boa nsisly reueng the u nonotony Ots
ward be month better nqui prevailed ner.As.e
u T stock did % b. accepting pnes ;. es a ouye'
might reasonably cypress sarnse a s I at sesas q ne nt
ovsri unseng prices ard e'bhhnz asss o. vIas sa
ss a. ss ses5i1g s % PHI ,SSI' ~. 5ss .s,
lower east seemingly void require oui ,hori prod Il sa
an event Eouh relieve the pressing Of Soc uho
os,s 70 me s % 10 s Of p soos .Ia so 90
ene BY naHahsu.sr' 20. scarcely eI 81 Esa n. asr
prove the chanre of early tie usual volume Of business
We already aasog that HIeenth psbe sss vii ass
place l0h Irilag from rreat Indications san .
abe % oier arge assortment o. Fefssn and Dss "o9s -
Eorhy the attention o. 5age Pallet Woods Ehh asaal esel e
TIE D. oppressed hase accumulated ald pross have
r7s s bSv. bee e.sd Mos: sos are snrous 70 dspoe q
er locke bu have not generally aec-p The
fall Teas coils continue -H lhe gra4es arr esaeg
Wool. have been ac5rs his m.,saa
prc further vpouel The Loudoa sales pro
res making total s9ee ne opening Of lie eas 'era' Of hO
UoSsr,c tlEecs.-SesYofs Mchiraa nn,n, ,sa w,osus
Fleece 5ids7c Threeqaarsr aad Faioool H-ao -
Hafllod Fleece, &Gsoc Quarte-f0l Feec-, J443ic
Common fleece. Ease Comli1g Vice otde5e 49, -
OHIo PESSTLvASA yuGISIA-aagnE Fleece 3dSle Tire
quArer AMI Fulbood 56ac Hif1ood Fleece 3 aDs
Quarter blood fleece, &Gs Common fleece. 3JG3ic Co-ong
Fleece. 6d68c -
Iowa vzRzoyr ILLryors rrsegnaer anf Fu blood NJ.
mo- 5ld5c Habood feece 53a5c Qaater-9.ooi Fee 20
So. Oombiug Fleece, s. Gosc.
Missouri kESrrcxT TESsEssEE-Uawshei Fleece ioaS
CnEaahed C0uh1g f3d5Qe.
TUB-w.sasD wooL-Choee e94cc Far 6oaS1c nienor ani
Bury 50d57c.
PULLED WooLNeEYork CITY r Pulled fa651e Ser Ycrk CITY
Super Pulled Sa55 SeS-forS y LAMB, Paed 49, eerl
&8G5ac.: Pged
Suue- Pulled 5JG60c. Country Lamb. Pulef. 50dj5c.
CHIP, dne, 53dac.; spnEg CLIP medium ~
sprng CLIP, low gles and bury 3 aJoc Pal Clip 10
&c. Fau Clip ~ grades ami bury. s0dZjc.
TKxAs-Fns Medium, y 1iOc Low 2d13 Inferior,
z3d21c., Nery bury, 2l4l+c.
FoRFgN W0oLs-Care Of Good Hope 36H0c Bur-as Ayrs.
Merino Mesiza. 30qIe. M0ns~lee0 AeHo Ne
4Jcs Australian Clothing. 81 zoe.
WHISKY u mo.erass steady ses o. lOo bb We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

Reading Railroad So; pennsylvania Railroad S7ii
Gold, ilfs.
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive OF speeeI
from the port Of New-York for the week ending oct
isT9, vas Sane, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
dar,s hnsiness at the U. S sub TreasurY was !:

Gold reoepts . s7s &c Currency pAments S7ut go 4
odu lJCgTencF balance IIuJ'o1J
Gold 6alsnee....... 2sgI +Spv' "
Curreucy rec~iDts.... ftbl0 81
The standard drawers OF Foreign Exchange again re-
dueed their nominal rates this morning an eighth TO l04
but the market il 50 demorazed and unsettled by the
hgh rates paid for cash gold that sales are made lover
Wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

METALSngot Copper u and heavy but no lover sales Of the
8 0J cash, for Lake 3j for BALI
Pig Lon quiet bat drm Rails qaei and prices are
Eng 81 IS gOLi Aueran, 500
runc7 Old Elgl sh doSnNad nlencY
quoted gold Lead bat steady quote Bar AZ
s Pre- lie sad Ine Pipe lbtc all less 10 cent
TIN lu a8d Paes are Jul nl tame sales
80 ~ Charcoal a. c gold AL SoJ o CHARCOAL Iefne
0 " e quot:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
delu fOmte0--fena.es.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ TORA TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT IHE UPTOWN
OFFt 81 Wet- srcllasL jJ5 Nest went hid
p m. a. re- ilar Once raeA
WANTED-A tirst-class COOK, WASHER,
w lhONER; middlsga Preferred wages s6 a
month. ll9 West serentc-nts-t
NNANTED-A trst-class COOK; only those
w With be best reference need Apply ~ W eat Ihyrn5-
o.. between acd DO
VTANTED-A good COOK, and one who viii
tie PLAIN ASKING SIR VI family have gool
sommenlatons Apply al TairrT-,lrds from 90 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

GuANO-1f Matet quiet te@aJf
auqte Guanaps be- for ChIAcka bolh
GIEEfEs-rhe for dz and tc for hgh'
-saA sx1 f1afA -t~ seIlsla al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
sEnnND BOARD.
-, FEoM IL ID ] OlCLOCK p ".

7Oo0 O. : G.. 1881 Cou..... .l5ni s S2u CoD GIL
1900 a. 20 70 nls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsr CALL,

l04 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
saIx.af C..-.---.arf Errd.

oooo s s2n COu tt...l4i 5oo U = $50 Coup % A'-i
IA "a
ivy u. s SsoCOu B7.....ll4 a5yo 81 Reg B7.. l9i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
1872. 1871. 1870.
baea BAsea Balea


sAri tendencg sales AZ z4G5c = b Tor the best gr.dls.
HAI-Ihere leuaEd FOR good Nn AM ne mar
fr prices learn o no change Retail Js are du ana
weak. quote Shipping SlGSl - kra ots a. % ga - D.
straw Is il AIR request steady; quoted la 0 for Long Rye
for and ojdJUc. tor Cat
I1DIGO-The steady. fair deman; sales OF 20 cases
Manila 85 O'l IS chests Madras sSc 81 o. eureuey ~
a.. ne1.al 81 20. god.
ERThe arke. for Hmok Sole has been quiet but
Eastern manufacturers bay very arngy and
q tie busBess FOR export fully 10000 SIDES have
been pre = Europe Aux receipts from the
are 70 far quote: HeloeE, BuesOs Arres eaEy
27q2yc . 10: Hemlocs Buenos Avres Middle, n D29c
loek Buenos Lght 26GgIc q q: Hemlgc. 'Ahiorli
u Hemlccz Cal0nis Middle nDlc y d. hef1iocs
CaAona %; HenOck Onnoc0 HEAVY l5d-bc
Hernock Onnoco, Middle 16G1e = emocE. O1uOco Lght
HeGlock God Danag all H4s and weights 2Zc
HemocE Poor Damaged. all WEIGHTS, ladsc Y p
temock Rough 5GIc q Union C-upped Heavy 3IG3Jc v %
Middle, 3Gic e Ii Uon Cropped Lgb, dfLc
n Uaan Bellies l64 n; Oai Rough, all Eeghts 3JG35c
al ghts 3QJc. 8 BcurreucT.
LGNsEEDIae quiet bit prices without change
quoted 81 -, goa, L. A. T.. 30 D q bush. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
felp Dauteo--Males

A GENTS WANTED for the AUTOBI-
~ OGG4PHI OF HORACE GREELEY Tie . -1i ou.r eLton
himself Ana joy l6- CA.fAioN A- A. BOOK OF
al parties One soi ~ 114 D. ia , one
Head LIFE OF President GRANT,
srIfp
iess M tl Winter ho1ll agnrr from list OF
usire Agrc1itu-a Biographical ouca, Mechanical helea
Religious STAT year clee OF Do'A az ger
story. b. TREAT Puhlsnef ou2 broaasA- >. l..
AN OYSTERMAN WANTED-One who IS
n wGar o. mo- - himself generally aseiu hov a PORTER
srpy ltour Hou.e, Droa1Vav corner Of Eghls-
An AGENT WANTED-TO SELL TEAS,
~ COPIES alG GaOCEKIks 30 the aui7 Appy a. ~
sllA-lTe
A YOUNG MAN WANTED-As ASSIST
~ Ant BOuKKEEPER nd 70 aks himself generally useful Ap-
Dy 10 BKAlSIE I'D q CO.. LIS BroadwaY
WANTED-By a Homeopathic Physician,
W MEDICAL STUDENT 10 BIS second college yea h+e a.
Tan-cs offered competent person Aa-Tess FhlelOLAS 30
Broadway, SeW-lork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
5ituations Danteo-- maIrs.

A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, industrious and
~ ving work procure SITUATION where midas
V be appreciated Has hAl experience
Comm a1d would be wiling q commence VIA
saiy; ro references be furnished Address
hARlO, Boz Ia lubme utse.
A COLLECTOR-Of middle age and much
~ cltT ezpreuce his snail amounts rom
connect himself ne
TAss sad pr~eai e-asi0yer~ ease sfiress 80.
r. p WILLIS g Abugdon-sqaare n l.
A Situation Wanted as PORTER or MESSEN-
~ CIR or employment where reliable required has
honesty and isdnsry A4ess FOhIhA in9
UGoe
A YOUNG LAWYER Notary, in practice in
~ city last -aee desires % connect himself -
MANAGING CLERK Otherwise With aE-occ bet poe
sauai RIFE A1dress LAWYER Boz l9l In6g1e OAee
A MIDDLE-AGED man and wife (Engiish),
~ take charge u county rs-ence is
White l,ly psraaI oel Adress r. q p Innuas once
COACHMAN, &c.-An active young SCOTCH
~ NAN wishes asIIUA ION sood goodman goon gardener
ectanc and allie 70 % h faithfully ald keeg gentle
place Tow accepted Adiress cal al
No y est Foar.hs.. Rogn No -
SITUATION WANTED-By "A boy, in some
~ Rtose 10 years Of lives Wiz his ents and can
references Ad-rs g. LiCHERt, 2v0 West twenty
nh-st
NTANTED-A situation as WAITER in a
w A ~ gang man or a. ASSlsi A. bAL
IENDkR; good reierele app oI tso Gays 20 ~ -
WANTED-A situation, by a Colored man.
w fr.ss " AiTLA in private HlT Can io Two cay u
~ Wes- TE.rti 81 rctr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

based qaalJ rot
more lau half a zraie or below ihe gIaie a1oeL
PREaENr DEILTEKL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

Con- Ma N lar lema1d AM Is sI0lzeI sl VI 00'' W
quote; -. a.. 90. 80 ~
Com M-aLWestN. Is q 31I .-..--.-.--
a toruia Four selling al SdQ - -.
steady sales of 200
at Georges =5 Is for Grand Bank Nes Aakere
a. and IN Dir demand; bills 10 % Tor No
Mssi shorr 50 No dol 81 . or No. do sSG - D.
No 10 50 for No do. ald - % Tor DO Saokl
Herring sD~J5 for seale and ed ioF
So L DulcA Herring aet bat shade lmer a. o. IL We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

In state bonds, Tennessees we're frner and the re
aiuder Of tie list dul and steady Inc following were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
uatthrs, 3eueIrn, cit.

ERANKFIELD & Co., jewelers., 2D sixth
.4tl. Au.rc-n Watees solid a yer; Slvpel are
o, Frr5 and American Cocks selections prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
THE MARKETS.
rc.r,tuil, reported TOR TEE rusryr

fcn.fully reported TEE THsuyEi
TuEsDaY. Oct. I. 1872.
AsHEs-Recept today % Pots quiet bat steady "a p
dSg15 Pears an dru and nominal az = Il II -
EEEsWAX-The market dull mi prices have downTsr
eBeeacy Of $50 JAG for Western, and Sd'e Tor
s0Ifler7.
BUILDIYG MATERIALs-Bnck steady and in limited demand
Cement dun tni 4nchsnce r request nj steady Line
vey quiet ohsr descriptions Eloi AHy ner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

Forward deliveries change Sales follows az on Tire
basis af Low N. l4lug-
"a :. as even n after mOc.obe l2o0 al 70 lie Novem
her 10 al 1910 January l-ltc ~ az oc, o az ~ tc
F.rrarr lslc March 100 stc NAV 100 a. &c.; total
40 haes Eaies to-day mOctJ' 70 10 a. u lu, ~ al
~ ln q lice 100 81 zoe 900 a. s bloc 200 t5tc
SO Al l1; November, 100 each 10 u ioe ogeter
Norr@- 400 al lao 6c lnl lo!c 3D. al ID lice
= s 100 ll6c lsci Decemb.r 100 a. lsc, loo
I Is sbc January, lu a. 10 LJ0c
90 At IT, February. 80 &C., MaTch 20 AZ ls 96c 500 a.
Apn nic o % 70 lO OcoDer Tor Ivv Deceuaoef
total. 3. loo bales; gani total. $50 bales
COFFEE-oers of Rio but toe bur ness vas light yeser
4 r1ool: 1853 tars santos per sold private
other nominal; the quotations follows go ~
an d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
5teamuoars ano Railroaos.

ALBANY and TROY by Day Line Boats
n VlBsARD .nd DANIEL DREW Lave y,.ig-si fl.l =
aud 10y ferrybos POkepEs kaasoeok Ivoh tAsl aul
T e TO Co1sus West Point Cornwall and Eerburs returning
ssne Jay. 81
Come. ~ for al points West and North
LAST Passages Up. OCT D. DOWN. OtI Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02


tired The @eeh A.
~ ptg Of peanuts for Ee 70 brs 'hestnrs
decline
hck0ry mixed win Old reh INJURIES Der SALE
Apples pienyj aoa Of o S.ss 20 s a. s = as
p sliced Al ot Iherr Letter e
r uuoeer peaches inqs for peeei Is bbis good
selma lie, d. de-
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

RCE-rhe market ave ani steady sales D bags
a. 7ac agoon d8!c for Pana also 20 Je carolina al
staatc ,-.--.--- -.
CASDLRs-Te remains quiet bat prices without
ai 10 10
aLlc: Patent. 4504c, and Parthne al DE-
DE WOOUS-Fsr Domingo LogEooi er- fair ienan and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

Receipts he principal roaf averase se faY;
Ers y2it n ssa " e.hs e,e- haf
no mk SruHsrrn. sith hrinclcs AVl3i he4sn XVII
TOTAL d.s s-oei0ts VEL sans Aa.
Sales Harlem platform - Closed Al % y 49,
areraEug resehe - = dAy There AR st-41a
hut = IN ihs norl.ag.
POULTRY AND CANE
Osug he approach Of ne ys..s A9ae.ls srs se
arvns ~. stprrsenL sod TssraaJ as
AZ, 90 rstg state partrdgus 80 81 - ha Peos-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

= -lI-rel1s
90 6ec1 pleased connect himself Wit some
can SPECIAL Collector Best Of references n
IAss sad prs~ea e ,0yers P.ease aatress 80. - =, =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

Recrpts M week ~ bales hone osth 47 S taAn sst
..me go 81 The market mad sel b
Wore BE- a impossible - sell hop4 We nay Lad lle bas
Esy,i,u durgx DO incline
hone srogths Eh8 rrgn aops eomlag eeI Il rs
been CHAINED Tor choce STATE Ete hc tks
- .s, fsr We - oae- far
SS sa 49, VII u heated at Is g2, cd al iee.
QuoAusas; -. 80.
Do eonmoa g2 Oh sao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

YUM LA " In kLtOsAIN 3 III pldCtIcC
~ ths city last Aree desires % connect himself
MANAGING CLERK otherwise with las-oEce Bet pro
saul re enes Address LAWYER, l9'. Tubgue Ohee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-19
CHOLERA IN INDIA.

A Calcutta correspondent, Of September
8, to the London Times, writes as follows:
ave have no news this week at all to be
compared in Importance with the sudden
and alarming outbreak Of cholera in so
many different parts Of the country. L
have telegraphed you of several bad cases,
but they are increasing in number, rapid
ity, and, in some instances, the disease is
of the most malignant type. Up to August
"A we hid total of 227 European deaths,
al in connection with the army-161 SOL
diers, 81 women and 43 children-eighty
Of whom were of the Lahore garrison.
The disease has again broken out in Her
Msjesty's Sixty fifth Regiment, and prep
arations are being made to send the troops
into camp at Rawul Pinde. Also fatal
form of cholera exists among the poor ma
tives. Its ravages are terrible, but no power
Of man could chronicle them"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-19
/. coNrrNErT COyKRED.wITH ICE

PROF. AGAssIZ comes to the conclusion
that the continent of North America was
once covered with ice mile in thickness,
thereby agreeing with Prof. HITCHCOCK
and other eminent geological writers con-
corning. the glacial period. In proof OF this
conclusion, he says that the slopes OF the
Allegheny range of the mountains are gla-
cier worn to the very top, except few
points which were above the level ofthe icy
mass. Mount Washington, for instance Is
over 5000 feet high, and the rough, unpol-
isbed surfsce of its summit, covered with
loose fragments, just below the level OF
which elacier-mark come to an end. tells
that it lifted It's head alone above the des-
elate waste of ice and snow.
In this region, then, the thickness Of the
ice can not have been much less than 5000
feet, and this is in keeping with the same
kind Of evidence in other parts of u e coun-
try; for when the mountains are much below
G, 900 feet, the ice seems to have passed d.
rec:ly over them, while the few peaks rising
TO that height are left untouched. The gla-
cier, he argues, was GoD's great plow,
and when the ice vanished from the face
ofthe land, it left it prepared for the hand
of the husbandTn2n.
The hard surface Of the rocks were
ground to powder, the elements of the soil
were mingled in fair proportions, granite
was carried into lime regions, lime was min
gled with the more arid and unproductive
granite districts, and soil was prepared
ct for the agricultural uses OF man. There
are evidences all over the polar regions to
show that at one period the heat of the tropics
extended all over the globe. The ice period
is supposed to be long subsequent to this,
and next to the last Before the advent Of
man.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-19
PROaAICRur FoRGErFUL.

A CERTAIN Judge was visiting friends
family when the death of an infant child
occurred. The bereaved parents requested
the Judge to watch by the emains of the
little departed, and of course he consented.
As the night hours sped their weary length
along the Judge became exceedingly
sleepy and weary: so, looking around be saw
q bureau, and trying the upper drawer
thereof found it empty and capable ofbeing
locked. He accordingly placed the dead
baby in the drawer: locked it, took out the
key, put the latter in his pocket, and retired
to rest on the sofa. Awaking early, and hav-
ing call out, he entirely forgot the events
OF the preceding night. At Court hour be
was punctual In attendance, and was deeply
engaged listening to counsel when strong
whisper startled him-"Where's the baby%
A fumbling in bis pocket, the delivery OF
the key and few explanatory words deliv-
cred ali parties from their somewhat I'M
comfortable predicament. The above Is
vouched for as true.-[BOston Transcript.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-19

THE poor Poles have recently been in 8
state of indignant excitement. This race has
struggled for years against Russian tyran-
ny aud the perfdy of Germany, but all
their instructions have left them in a
worse plight than they were in before. The
people have been brought up to feel they
are slaves to the aforementioned powers,
consequently one cannot be surprised when
recently the Gcentenary of their defeat BY
Catharine of Russia, Frederick the Great and
Maria Theresa was celebrated by the Ger
man residents in their midst with great ra-
ioicing, they were terribly excited. To say
the least of il, such celebration among 9
people who will ever cherish sentiment OF
Nationality with the passionate feryor OF
devotees was unehristian-like, uukiud, and
heartless; besides, it is neither manly nor
chiyalrous for any conqseror to boast over
his fallen foe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-19
LATEST Markets BY TELEGRAPH

MOBILE, Oct. 1s.-Cotton strong, de.
mand good; middling 1880; low middling
1870; good ordinary 173c; net receipts
l,731 bales; exports coastwise 1918 bales
sales 100 bales; stock 9,228 bales. Week,
ly net receipts 9, lbs bales; exports coast.
wise Z, 1S3 bales; sales 600 bales.
GALVESTON, Oct. 1S.-Cotton active
good ordinary l6se; net receipts 1892 bales
exports to Great Britain 1911 bales; sales
I,200 bales; stock II, 169 bales. Week.
net receipts 1914 bales; exports Great Brit
ain 1921 bales; coastwise 1919 bales; sales
ALSO bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 18.-Cottop firmer;
middlings 1Ste; low middlings 1876; good
ordinary 17s617Sc; ordinary 17ac; net
receipts 1852 bales; exports cosstwise q
6IS bales; sales 1000 bales; stock 1893
bales. Weekly net receipts IA, 14S bales;
exports to continent 1877 bales; coastwise
6,l95 bales; sales 1000.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 1S.-Cotton active and
in good demand; ordinary 17sal75G low
middlings 1Sc; middliDgs 18Sc; net re-
ceipts 3,941 bales; exports coastwise 1,69S
bales; sales 1859 bales; stock As 874 bales.
Weekly net receipts 1854 bales exports
to Great Britain 4,055 bales; continent D.
800 bales; sales II ,S48 bales; exports coast
wise $685. bales.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-19
POLITICAL SPEAKING.

The undersigned viii address his fellow
citizens Of the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict as Elector on the Democratic ticket
for President and Vice-President, At the
following times and places, to-wit:
Smyrna, Rutherford CO., Saturday. Oct. n
Murfreesboro, Rutherford CO., Monday, Oct q
Woodbury., Cannon co, Tuesday, Oct q.
Readyville, Rutherford CO., Wednesday, Oct.
q.
Tullahoma, Coffee CO., Thursday, Oct. "a.
Manchester, Coffee CO., Friday, Oct. o.
Winchester, Franklin co., Saturday, oct. "a
Salem, Franklin CO., Monday, Oct %.
Fayetteville, Lincoln CO., Tuesday, Oct q.
Lynchburg, Moore co., Thursday, Oct. 81.
Petersburg, Lincoln CO., Friday, Nor. l.
Cornersviile, Marshall CO., Saturday, Noy.2
Chapel Hill, Marshall CO., Monday, NoE.L
Hon. w. II. Wisener, Elector on the Re
publican ticket, is respectfully invited TO at
tend At the times and places mentioned.
JAS. 81. LEWIS.
Papers throughout the district win please
COW.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-19
Marriage. Licenses.

For the week ending Friday, the 18th
the Clerk of The County Court issued mar.
risge licenses to the following named per
SODs:
Arthur U. Winston to Sue Smith.
James j. Lahay to Sarah K. Williams.
Milton S. Austin to Sue M. Eddy.
VIM. G. Williams to Felicia G. Kittrell.
Daniel II. Martin to Mollie A. Buchan-
an.
Nathan L. Harris 10 Maggie s. Spain,
LIMA Thompson to Peggy Whitsett.
Geo. r. Beard to Mary Z. Gallagher.
John l.. Kennedy to Laura L. Kirkpat-
rick.
Chas. Fl. Collins to Susie Corbert.
Thomas Taylor to Mary A. Jones.
James Coleman to Mary Jane Adioch.
VIM. A. Vaughan 10 Ssllie P. Searcy.
And five colored couples.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-19

Pleasant day yesterday.
Bishop Dogget makes splendid pre-
siding officer. 81
; j. B. McFerrin is the wlttiest man in
tbs Methodist Conference.
Nitro glyeerine has found few more
victims in New York.
Legislative bodies might pattern TO adj
vantage after the Methodist Conference,
now in session in this city, as to their man.
ner of transacting business. -
improvements about the State House
are steadily progressing. The gentlemen
of the variegated garments do not manifest
any disposition to over exert themselves In
severe manual toll. but the aggregate of
their labors makes quite a showing.
Col. Thomas, of the Nashville and
Chattanooga road, reports all bis trains
running on time and everything working
as smoothly as an old shoe.
The live alligator which was brought
to the St. Louis Fair from Louisiana has
died. No properly educated alligator
would consent to take up permanent
rendence in that city,
"A husband, whose wife has applied for
divorce, writes protest to the Judge, in
which he says, "this plagued thing called
divorce has, in my opinion, parted many a
man and bis wife,"
AN apprsciatiye young Louisvillian
was 50 charmed with the performance of q
pretty actress the other night that, in a
burst of enthusiasm, he threw her his but
ton-h0le bouquet.
Mr.. NJ. F. Hough of Cincinnati writes
to the chief of police, of st. Louis, request
| ing him to look up his boy. He describes
| the youth as s.tifteen years old, but not
| looking to be more than thirteen; pleasant
to talk to; raised among the soldiers; one
hand smaller than the other"
| "A st. Paul man put bottle of pepper
mint and bottle of liniment for rheums-
tism into the same pocket, the other night,
and took drink from the wrong one in the
street. Such a good time as the doctors
had over him!
"A Hoosier residing in New Albany is
blessed with fifteen daughters. Just inn
agine how that old fellow is sought after
and patronized by the youth of that village.
Miss Ella Marlette, of Nashville, Tenn,
was thrown from buggy on the Lafayette
road, near Terre Haute, last Sunday, and
very severely bruised. -LOuiSUilte Com
naercidL, 18th.
The Terre Haute journal claims that
they had an earthquake in that place last
Saturday. The citizens would have never
suspected it but for the fact that it 'was
plainly felt in the third story of the Jour.
nal office, and the men at work there, some
of whom have been on the Nevadas, say
it was genuine earthquake aud no mis-
take. This is excellent authority, for news
paper men never lie, but where, and whal
are ''the Nevadas?"
Jones, who never could understand g
plain statement, always used to interrupt
the conversation by the inquiry, allow
sop This peculiarly having come to the
knowledge of an inventive genius he a
once engaged Jones, and has applied for {
| ma tent ON a new HnW-so-inp machine.