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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-03
TENNESSEE NEWS.

Coal has been found in Lincoln county.
DR.. VIM. CavenOr, a worthy citizen OF
Greeneville is dead.
Afew days age Thos. A. Harris, Of Maui
ry county, accidentally shot one of his I'm
gers off.
The colored folks held an Agricultural
and Mechanical Exhibition al Columbia
last week.
George W. Marable, of Erin, Houston
county, won five premiums at the Wa
verify Fair.
spMemphis is infested with thieves, cracks
men, confidence scamps, ebony legs ct I'd
Onlne genus.
Mr.. ii. Sautel who fell in a we'll few
days ago at Lawrenceburg, has died from
injuries received.
Bob Rushing, of Erin, rushed off pre-
MUM at the Waverly Fair 10y riding the
fastest pacing horse.
Mrs. Robert Groomes, of Memphis, was
shockngly burned By the explosion OF a
coal oil lamp on the Both nit.
A Maury county man carries buckeye
in one pocket and dried Irish potato IN
the other TO cure the rheumatism.
DR.. Slater, pastor of the First Methodist
Church, Memphis, has bsen presented with
= gold watch by his congregation.
On the 30yh ult. a negro girl at Coal
Greek, Campbell county, was severely
burned by her clothing taking fire.
The assets of the Ne mphis Savings
Bank are 1896, 80; liAbi lities, $500, III
81, including S297, 154.1l due deposit0rs.
Mrs. L. Weatherly, of North Carolina,
en- route to Arkansas, stopped over at Chat
tsnooga on account Of illness and died
there.
The premiums for embroidery ard
graceful riding, at the Humphreys County
Fair, were awarded to Miss Sis Thomas,
of Erin, Houston county.
Jerry Robertson, hard working colored
man of Humboldt, drew the first prize in
the West Tennessee Agricultural and Ne
chsnical Association.
Frank NJ. Benson, pressmar in the Jack
son Wig and Tribune Office has married,
his bride, according to the editors opinion,
being q! rural flower of sweetest fra
GRANGE"
The Jonesboro Flag says four little chill.
dren of Mr.. Joel Cooper and Mir. Sheaban,
in the upper edge If Washington county,
while out galueTirg chesinU,s. were ,osy anC
we're found at the end o; for weight hours
on tCs SIDE OF UnSka mountain, I'VE miles
distant. They were almost starved, acc
were terribly frightened.
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Observation-Disclosures.

louisville & Nashville and CT Southern r. r,
Office of superintendent, Memphis Div,
Col. A. P. CURRY, Chairman Committee On
transportation:
DEAR SIR: Tickets viii be sold at Nashville,
for parties visiting the Memphis Exposition on
Mondays and Wednesdays each week. at one
fare the round trip.
Tickets can be purchased, via Decatur and
via Mckenzie, good for six 60 days
Local tickets on the line Of the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad wiz be sold at half-rates each day
in the week during continuance of Exposition
All tickets must be stamped at the sesreta-
rvs office in Exposition b1iiding, otherwise they
will not be good for return trip
oct 91m JNO. 7. FLYNN, Sup't.
Nashville daily papers copy thirty days and
send bin to A. P. Curry, Memphis--Msmphi
AoGIGRchs.
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B. I. C.-BoUND FOR CoNGREss.
VOICES IN THE AIR.

Oft in the pleasant talk of waking dreams
hold communion with the woods and steams,
Speak TO the gsrrulous trees when winds blow
high, -r
And hear responses 'twixt the earth and sky;
l ask old Ocean when he chafes and rolls,
Whether he chides, reiOices, OF COMEDIES,
And hear, with sympathy deem divine,
HIS awful voices make answer back to mine.
Beside the boulder on the rocky shore,
Forlorn old relic of the days OF yOre,
Ere earth was trod by foot of human kind,
] hear the wandering whispers of the wind;
Voices like Memoirs in the oiden day,
That hreathed soft music to the morning ray,
And spoke OF mysteries TO wondering men,
Within their hope, but far beyond their ken.
And all she voices, all the sounds, and signs,
The hal1-fOrmed questions and the mute re-
plies,
Breathe but one mingled hymn, and psalm, and
song,
Which day and night and morn and eve prolong,
In waves of music, ripping low and clear,
Unheard but of the mind that seeks TO hear,
One psalm sublime, around, beneath, above,
Words Of a myriad meanings, COP is LOVE.
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THE COrrON aIARKETs.
Montgomery. Ala. Oct. 81.


Cotton closed firm; ordinary lie; good
ordinary 173c; strictly good ordinary 18c;
low middling 1916; middling 1Ssc. Re-
ceipts to-day 653 bales; shipped 400 bales;
receipts days $50 bales; shipped days
3,204 bales; receipts to-dste 26,6i1 bales;
shipped to date 1929 bales; stock 1913
bales; stock last week 1892 bales.
Columbus, Ga, Oct. 81
Cotton-Market dull; middlings 1916;
sales 256 bales; receipts 657 bales; snip
ments $50 bales.
Augusta Ca, Oct. 81.
Market opened steady, with a good de-
mand at Isle, and closed easier at lSc for
middling. Sales 1859 bales; receipts y
942 bales.
Macon, Ga, Oct. 81.
Cotton-There was some falling of in
receipts to-day. Demand continued good,
all offerings being taken at quotations.
Market closed strong at l7sc.
The receipts to-day were $50 bales; ship
ments SIS bales; sales 449 bales.
Philadelphia, Oct. 81.
Cotton quiet; middliDg &c.
BOSTON, Oct. 81.
Cotton dull; middling 20Sc; netreceipts
Is bales; gross - bales; exports coastwise
go bales; sales 500 bales; stock z, 800 bales.
Baltimore, Oct. 81.
Market firm; middling 1870; net receipts
SO bales; gross 336 bales; exports to Great
Britain 543 bales; coastwise co bales; sales
$50 bales; last evening $50 bales; stock
1885 bales. . --.
Wilmington, n. C., Oct 81.
Cotton frm; middling 1870; net receipts
103 bales, exports cosstwise PIT bales; sales
Is bales; stock $50 bales.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. L.
Cotton market quietat 17s617sc.
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ReIp the Torpid Organs.

When the body is in a state Of health, the food
taken into the stomach acts on the bowels as
st.mulant, causing IN them that worm ike mo-
ton by which their contents are expelled The
liver beng in natural condition, the How OF
bile (which is a mild cathArtic) into the intes-
tines is ample aad regular, and hence the dis
charges are easy and sufficiently frequent. The
reverse Of al. this constitutes cOstivenesss and
the only true method OF cure Is to restore tie
functional activity Of the two important organs
which use the bowels as q sewer for the egresS
waste matter. For thi4 purpose HOstetter
Stomach Bitter5 can be confidently recommends
ed as the most effective Of all medicines. 1t Is
not too much to say that chronic constipation
would be unknown il the Bitters were in univer-
sal uss as a remedy in the earlier stages OF the
complaint. At this period of the year, when
dyspepsia with all its kindred disorders are so
apt to be engendsred and aggravated BY the
dampness Of the atmosphere, this unequ3led
stimulant, tonic and Alternative should be taken
aily. Oc29 deOd1wSw1t 5dp
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We are indebted to McAlister & Wheless,
Commission merchants, corner Broad and
College streets, for the following cotton
quotations in New York and Liverpool
during the day.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2, 11:3O.-Cotton
quiet but steady. Middling uplands 1O0
lOId; Orleans 103d. Sales to-day 10000
bales.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. ,, 2:00.-Cotton quiet
but steady. Aliddling uplands 106lO5d;
Orleans 105d. Sales to-day $4,000 bales,
of which 5000 bales are for export and
speculation.
dull. Futures quiet. Ordinary 1899;
good ordinary 1870; low middling l95c;
middling 19s; Alabama 1899; Orleans ZOsc;
Texas 203e. November delivery 1Ssc bid;
December nominaIly 1890; January 1Sa6
Is 13 16c; February 10 Is l6c; March
nominally 10 7-16c; April nOminaily 1850.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2, 1l:00.-Futures
Quiet. Sales 5000 bales. November de-
livery IS 13-16c; January 18ac; February
ICE; March 1880; April 1899; May zoe.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2, 1I:55.-Futures
quiet. Sales $500 Lales; spot about 1,235
bales. April delivery 10 9-16c; May de-
livery 10 l3-l6c. $50
NEW YORK, Nov. 2, 12:i5.-Markst
weak. Futures weak. Ordinary uplants
1870; good ordinary 1876; low mjdding
1890; niddling 1899; Alabama zoe; Or
leans 205c; Texas 20ac. Sales for con-
sumption 2l3 bales; for speculation bate;
on contracts IL, 010 bales; last evening for
export 100 ba,es; for consumption 100 oales;
included in sales are 375 bales TO arrive
November delivery 1890; December 10 y
lGc; January Is l1-16c; May 195c.
NEW YORK, Nov. z, 2:10.--Futures easy.
Sales l4,5O0 bales. November delivery
10 11-16c; January 1875; April 19ic; May
Is l5-l6c.
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Steam DiStiIIery for Sale.

I'VE OFFER FOR SALE ONE OF THE
w most perfect Distilleriss Of its size In the
State 1t is located at the junction u the Ciineh
and Tennessee Rivers, near Kingston, Tenn, IN
the midst of one OF the finest grain growing re-
pious in the United States, and has constant
Steamboat communication with the railroads at
L0udOn and Chattanooga Desiring 70 cease
MISUNDERSTANDING, we VIII sell on such terms as
will enable an experienced distiller to soon real
iZe its cost. -.
MCCLUNGS s. BETEEBTONS,
Refer TO Knoxville, Tenn.
MEssRs. CHEATHAN 8 KINNEY, Nashville
Oc22 Ii
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EDUCATIONAL.


EDUCATIOEAL.-A the first of Noven-
Ia Der, 1872, Mile Eugene NJ. TOupet will be
found at No. I6S South Spruce street, between
DsmOnbreun and South Union, where she will
receive pupils for the French or English branch
es or tor both, either in classes or individually.
She teaches ladies and gentlemen, but separate
ly. Mile Toupet wishes TO form select school
Of small children. She will teach them either
French or English as parents shan direct Terms
moderate. No scholar received for a shorter
time than five scholastic months. Tuition pay
able quarterly in advance. nOvl If
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
CuRRENoY ANp EXCHANGE.


There was but little doing in bank circles
yesterday and our banks report no change
in affairs. Currency continues easy as
money is coming in from the sale of cotton.
Exchange on New ork is a little stronger
though there is no change in rates. The
banks check at 81 per thousand and buy at
par from their customers. Sight cotton
bills are taken at I discount.
GOLD AND SILVER.
Gold declined to 111S in New York
yesterday and closed at 111t. Dealers
here were paying Ill and were holding at
112. Silver is bought al los for halves and
quarters,
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Government bonds are rather scarce in
this market, and they are but seldom en-
quired after. They are bought at I under
the New York rate. The New York rates
are az follows:
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.NICE LITTLE CLuRs.,,

A correspondent of the Banner writing
from Carthage, says:
at you will send me few specimen cop
les Of The Weekly, think can send you a
nice title club from this Office; also from
New Middleton, GordOnsville, Chest nut
Mound and Rome, all If whom viii be Re-
pub!icans.n
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.sKIy@ RARY..


His scepter is a rattle,
His throne is mothers arms;
He reigns q tiny tyrant,
In all his dimpled charmsi
Yet round his royal presence
Our loving hearts entwine;
Dictator of the cradle,
And king by right diyinel
Whatever be his mandates,
No courtiers dare rebel;
His mothers chief of the household,
Prime minister as WE'LL
In yon perambulator,
His dOwny car Of state,
Exacting, rosy monarch,
What uiumphs on him waitl
In purple ease and splendor,
Long, long he seeks to reign,
All hints of nose disjointed
He smiles at with disdaini
Alasl that royal greatness
Should ever be disowned;
Here comes a tiny stranger
King Baby is dethrened.
The Atdine for No0ember.
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DENTIST.
MISCELLANE
Stallion for Sale.

WISH To SELL THE THOR0UGH-BRED
1 horse Bang net, fOaled Ia 1851, handsome
chesnut Is hands inches high, of fine e0nst1tu-
ton and temper; sired by Brown Dick, first dam
Duchess de Berri BIZ imported Sovereign, and
She own sister TO the noted horse " Berry.D be
is finely adapted for a country stallion, and viii
be sold on reasonable terms. For FUR ther par
Iiculars enquire Of -
Oc20 Pm ARCHER ChEAIdAM.
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coAl AND COKE.
CHRAP CoALI

uAYINss taken AN INTEREST IN THE
Il syacious Coal Mines OF Kentgckys snoW1 A.
the st. Surzsa-d Mines, on the Gvarsvtiis spd
henderson Railroad, and having conf o. tht
disposition Of aid Coal All south OF SPIN yneld,
Robertson county, Tom, We are datermtneyi
Furnish Nasivilts., Edgefisld, and the surround
Iny country AMI towns 20 cheap A. % put srez iu
ne reach or n g poor A. we'll ~ the risf.
We can furnish superior article and sbund-
ant 5uppig-
OEFf CSy-Corner Union and Cherry street,
fastf 5LAUESeeF S2RATERE q CO.
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sas,v,Ire provision z1srkss.

We report the market quiet packed from
store as follows:
T}ACJE-Cisar sides 1879; shoulders Sc.
CHOICE HAMS. q. hams l0C.
LARD-We quote in tierce at l0c; il
kegs 121c.
The receipts Of country bacon continue
light. We quote from wagon at lie tor
shoulders, l2snl3c for sides AID 15GL7c
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Belief for Young Mem ON the
effects of Errors and Abuses in early Life. Man
uOOd restored Impedimsnts to Marriage re-
moved. New method OF treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
tee in sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
south HInth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
sug1l dS5v3n 40
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STRAYED.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN from my resi-
. deRce ON South Cherry street, on the night OF
22d, two cows-one large pale yellow COW with
white back; one q red muley, with medium bell
on with short tail. A liberal reward to the finder
oc2glv& JOS. MCDANIEL.
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FOR SALE.

EsIDENCE FOR SALE.-A nice dwell
IL ing in South Nashville, 5 rooms, kitchen,
storerOOm, stable, convenient to the street cars
and in good neighbOrhOOd. Terms liberal. APP
ply to this Office. sep22 2taw sstt&sun tt A.
FOR SALE-A fine Family Mare and Ba-
IL rouche, cheap Tor cash, or will trade fer
whisky. Enquire o. II. e. IINCK, "a Union
street. oc5 II
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the prevalent horse disease, which prevents
transfer.
Wheat buovant but unsettled-No. 1
spring S1.1Sa1 .1s!!; No. 2 les; closed at
S1.07.; Corn 33e. cash, closed at 524;
Oats 20sc.a214; according to dases Of re-
ceipts, Rye, 53Ac; Barley 63se; Mess pork
--Sl5.OO for old, S1400 for new; Lard new
7sc Bulk meats-Do sales. Hams, in
pickla, Is lbs. sold at 10. Same average
Nov. 10-Grhen Hams-deliverable first
good weather, SIC. WEiskey, sec. Butfa-
10 freights-13.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Flour 81 .10s7.40.
Wheat, red $l.48a1.55; other grain quiet
and unchanged. Mess pork Si4.55aI5.OO.
Lard steam Iew,7sc; old, q; kettle 7sasc-
Bulk meats-shonlders 5s5te; old sides
nominal; clear rib 9ac; clear sides 1O3e;
BacOn-shoulders 6a61c; clear rib 10c;
clear sides D5c for new; old scarce;
clear rib 104c; clear sides 11a114.
Hogs, $4.20aS425. Whisky DOC.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2.-Bagging quiet at
13al4c for hemp; 14a15c FOE fax. Flour
extra family, $650d7.25. Wheat S1.55
| al. 10. Corn 55S60cS Oats 44c. Rye 65c.
Hogs, receipts continue limited; only few
! packers have thus far commenced slangh-
Iering; market easier; S4.l0a4 20 for best
grades. Supplies OF smoked and bulk
meats very light; no sales Or quotations Of
green meats reported as yet. Bacon
shoulders 6aa7e; clear rib 103s11c; bulk
clear sides gaal0e; clear sides 10a104c.
Lark 8sa9c. Waisky-demald fair and
market hrm.
| Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 2.-Cotton-demSnd
fair but at lower rates; low niddling 1S3;
middling 49,.
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DRIED FRUIT-Transactions light to-
day. We quote at &c for apples, &c for
quarter peaches and &c for half peaches.
PEANUTs-Smal sales to-day at 81 per
bushel.
EeGs-We quote at zoe per dozen from
wagon.
FEATHERs-We quote at &c, aud mar
ket firm.
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LOON sTOCKs AND BONDs

LONaII pIVOAS IND bJNDos
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 70. Dealers here buy
at 724. Tennessee coupons are quoted
at So.
There are but few local bonds offering
for sale, while there is some investment de-
mand. The bonds. mainly dealt in are
Nashville city bonds.
For quotations in detail we refer to rates
given in a different part of this paper,
which are given by the National Savings
Company, corner Union and College streets.
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BANKING.
BANKING.
BANKING HOUSE
OF
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY
Z. s.. T.ARBOK. CSskSsT.
TROE. g. JM.ARRRo Pres't.

IL allowed thereon; loans negotiated, oollee-
Sions made, and Gensrsl Banking business tram
acted. oot16n
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Nashvlne FIour and arafp narkes.

FLoUR-Market steady as follows: Su-
perhne $6.0066.25; family S7.00N7.5O;
choice family $S.256S.50; strictly fancy
$3.7569.00.
COIN MEAL-We quote at 81 and Csc
for unbolted ard bolted.
CORN-Marl;et dull. We quote at 4SA
45c buying lew, loose; 52G54e for Old,
loose.
WHEAT-We heard of sales of LOO
bushels, first hands at Sl.5061.55 per bush
Ell. Sales from store Of 800 bushels.
OATs-We quote at 30fD35c loose from
wagon, and SOC sacked and delivered il
depot.
BAMEY-We quote at 60c per bushe
buying, and 75c. sacked and delivered il
depot.
RYE-We quote at S01S5c buying, an(
Csc sacked and delivered in depot.
BRAN-We quote at $14 per ton.
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PHYSICIANS.

DIX. III. N. UOMPIOE
OFFICE HOURS
has removed his ofies snd
residence to sX Cedar St,
2tOSP.N.
near the Square, Nashville,
etOsP.N.
Tenn. tanI 1y sat6Yp
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tia 4 rprnyedit


a the Lica Creek bridge was buTued n
g. Tennessee aud Viz -inia Railroad. sew
EMS were charged with doing it, Haun
Don and son arrested for It, / defended
he punishment by law if guilty was
- IlsODment The Courts were open, but
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HashvIIae GrOcc-y xarhes,

SUeARs-We quote New Orleans, ID
hogshesds 10, IL and lie for fair to choice,
Demerara 12Gl23c; standard hards 1870
1890; New Orleans clarified white 1l4A
l2ae; do. yellow 124c; A coffee 12se; B 90.
12sc; extra C do. 12ac; Porto Rico 11m12c.
MOLAssEs AND SIEUP5-NeW Orleans
CSC; siups z5S575c; golden strip 75c.
COFFEE-RiO, common TO choice, 21}G
2Sic; Laguayra 24G24ac; Java 27629c.
NAILs-Stif at the advance. We quote
at $3.50 for 1uds, and 25c additional for
diminishing grades.
SALT-We quote 81 bushel barrels By
The ear load $500. No bushel barrels OF
the market.
CAEDLEs.- but full weights II
market. We quote star y L 20e.
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Hashvfrae Produce Rxarkes.

for hams. Dealers sell from store at a half
cent above these figures.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Flour-steady with
moderate demand, but business checked by
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RANKING,
GEgRRAa hARaETa.

SATURDAY, Nov. 2, 1879.
Nashville Cotton Market
The market to-day was Gull ard nominal.
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LosatsNIfia Markets.
Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 2.-COtton-demand
fair but at lower rates; low niddling 1S44;
middling 49,.
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az zouSs markets.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 2-Flour steady and
prices urcbsnsed. Grain quiet and I'M
changed. Mess pork $40. Bulk meats
Quiet and unchanged. Bscon-shoulders
G9a7c; clear rib 1laaI2e. Lard-redned
Sc. Whisky SOC. CAttle-fsir TO prime
S3a4. 5O;choice and extra 53a6c. Hogs s. 80
"A so.
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FOR RENT.

4sa5sgtsSemssts under fkts hsod sossl - sssrss
Z ltIs CENTl6 per 5ssse for each fssertion.i
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they were tried by Military Court and hang for
II. Haun was tried first, convicted and ordered
10 be executed merit day. applied for habeas
corpus writ, but IL was refused. JEFF. Davis had
not then suspended it as Congress had in 1865,
but Gen. Carroll interfered and Haun was muir
dered. Harris never interfered though Govern
or. Henche and Fry, innocent men as know,
were hung to tree near Greeneyille, without
any trial, even by drum head court martial.
They had not even q days notice 20 prepare for
death. Harris was Governor, but there was no
interference from him. By what right then does
he arraion .Toh pcnr2
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New YORK, Nov. 2.-Four-family st
S.. 85al1 90. Whisky active and shade
firmer at 95c. Wheat less active aud 10 wer.
Rye and barley dull. COrn in moderate
demand. OATS steady. Eggs irmer; west
ern 30c63lc. Coffse-RiO l536iS4c.
Sugar firm; prices unchanged. Molasses
dull. Rice 71aStc. Mess pork Sl5.37.
Beef and cut meats unchanged. Lard
No to prime steam S7zaSsc; kettle 95c.
Butter 10al6e. Cheese lla15.
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made to us?
But need say no more about johnson, have
said all the good can of him, and L have not
enough time to speak of all his evil deeds. Let
me say few words for
FRANK CHEATHAM,
He is no orator; he is poor mana plain farm
er. Although Frank Cheatham cannot make 8
speech like Andrew johnson, have no doubt
he can make as good a one as could George
Washington or Jefferson. You have heard OF
O'BalC win, and Heenan and Sayers, who were
educated To 90 into the srend aud pound man
TO death. This political tax
of JohnsOn's Qualities him for
the p OstiOn of Congressman just about as
much as the training of those fighting men
would qualify them for Congressman. Every
honest man in sthe North hates Andrew
johnson. They look upon him as the Arnold OF
the South. The Republican party said, 'Me
will give him the Vice Presidency to pay him Tor
his dirty work. and when he found that they
would not elect him President, he said: well,
will go back to the Democratic party" When
he comes before you and says he could have
been President by staying with the Republicans,
he tells falsehOOd; he had no better chance for
that than Arnold had to be king of England As
soon as the war was over, there was not an nom
est man in the North that did not look down
upon him and despise him. Go vote for an hon-
est man-vOte for Frank Cheatham.
Ladies and gentlemen, Ireturn to you my sin
cere thanks for the close attention with which
you have listened to me. prolonged Applause.)