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COTTON CATERPILLAR OR ARM Y
WORM.

This pest as reported to the Department
of Agriculture, appeared in Decatur county,
Georgia, May so, along Flint river. They
came about the same time in Jackson and
Gadsden counties, Florida, and in Marion
county, Mississippi. In Atascosa county,
Texas, they have destroyed one third Of the
crop. The scientific name of this insect is
Anomis TyIinG. The grass army worm
(Leucania ouaip,mctd) is destroying clover
in Bedford county in this State.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
A PARASITE DOING GOOD

Mr.. Chamberlain, editor of the st. Joseph
Herald, Michigan, has sent TO the Agricul-
tursl Department a ten lined bug "covered
with a parasitic mite of dirty reddish
brown color, which very much resembles
another mite called Uropodd which infests
dung beetles. The Colorado potato bestle
has made its appearance in Cambria county,
Pennsylvania, in considerable numbers.
The first brood attained maturity June s.
Paris green is the popular remedy for this
depredAtor.
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asanvtlle GROCERY aarket,

SU6ARs-NeX Orleans, in hOgsheads
Ollie for fair 10 choice: DemerarA 113G
nc; standard hards l24e; New Orleans
clarified white 1246l2ac; do. yellow 124e;
A coffee lie; y do. l1sc; G do 114c;
Porto Rico 1l612c; yellow G lie.
Q MoI.AssEs AND SIBUPs-New Orleans
70675c; sirups $4,000; golden strip co
G65c. te..- eaf--s Ia obs. l.. ..s.
iCOFFEE-Market steady IS follows :
Rio, common to choice, 23G24ac; Lsguayrs
23h24e; Java 27h29c.
NAu.s-We quote 1t S5.25 for 10ds, and
25c additional for diminishing grades. l,;l
y SALT-We note heavy receipts, and
prices declined materially. We quote
bushel barrels at So 90 per barrel in depot.
l. CANDLEs-We quote star 1916 y %.
FIsH-We quote as follows: Half bar
rels, Nos. l, 2 and 9, S9.0O, 81 .25 and $500;
In hts, Nos. |, 2 and 8, $3.50, s2.OO and
sl.75. ff.... q. Efsri1-l n. .zl.4.lt
| RICE-We quote At &C.. .--rI----.-I Z
{ CHEEsE-We quote Factory at 123613e.
II TEAs-We quote Imperl& S1.00n1 90;
| Young Tyson $l.l6fol.5Q, Black 75c6
! 81 .25; Gunpowder $1D1.5O. -f.s a7 ~
| POwDER-Market steady as olows: Du-
pont SIPS; Sycamore Mills $7.25; Hazards
S7.25; blasting 1925; fuse per 100 feet zoe.
SHoT-We quote patent 50; Buck $3.25.
LIoUoRs-We quote common rectihed
whisky a. gallon 81; Robertson County
S1.756$3; Bourbon S1,25G5-5O; Lincoln
County s1.75f2.25; HighWines 81. -,
CorToN TIEs-We quote st 9461Oc-
BBooHsLWe quote at s2.50E1S.60 =
| doz. -
| SoAP-We quote st bGsc ~ hreE $50
$50 % box. --..-a.r -.-.-. D. $500 1. ..s u
BAseMe-Te quote st l4614 fOl
hemp and fax. n.
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New York July. - Money was
easy az. 465. per cent. Sterling was
dull at 9A69316 for sixty days and ~ ior
eioht, God was quiet and firm ll0sG
I1sI. Loans were from 2464 per cent.
for carrying. The clesriDgs were Seo,OOO,,
600. The assistant treasury dl5nnrsed
$3.50. 600 coin Interest; $37 600 in redenp-
tion of 5-2Os and $1,000 account OF cur
rency interest. Governments IN good
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-04

THE prevailing feminine weakness for
gigantic buttons caused Bo.ton girl TO lay
viole mt hands on her mothers butter plates,
which she cove'e aud wore on her dress
on commencement day. Her envious
school-fellows have since tried every store
in town to discover where she bought the
moulds.
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naanr,I,e rrortrton zEarses.

Market quiet as follows, packed from
store:
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 95c; clear rib
sides &c; shoulders TIC.
BACoN-Clesr sides 10tc; clear rib sides
1Oc; shoulders &c; country hams III
612c.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart & Hensley's 9. G..
G. canvased 15c.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-C. c.. G. canvased
12Rc.
iARp-Hart & Hensley's snow fake
pastry in tierces 10c; prime lard IN terces
9ic; kegs 10ic; buckets IL &c.
DRIED BEEF-Canvased 1916.
| BEEF ToNGUEs-Per dozen 50.
Very little country bacon coming In, and
| demand light. We quote nominally from
wagon at Tie for shoulders, 81 for SIDES,
and 103c for hams.
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.ashy,.le 1--we ssosk ssarkes.

CATTLE-Butfew coming in and demand
light. We quote at 264c.
SHREP-We quote at S1,5Od4.OO per
head, and no demand. ls..A 20
LAMBs-In fair demand, and averages
of 50 pounds sell readily at SIC per ID,
gross. Common neglected and nominal st
S1.5062.00 per head. -.
HOGs-No arrivals and no demand.
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-EIaa8a u cod ,
LEGAL NOTICES
Original Attachment before
Jas. Everett, Esq.
nra1son ne. Henry Easiin.

. - L. Nelson VS.. Henry EAsiAho -
TN THIS CAUSE, AND IT APPEAhtNS
To the satisfactlon of the Court from Am9esN
Of complainant that the Defendant - s SnIy 49,
~ nat tbs ordinary process Of lHE cannot %
served on him, it Is therefore ordered y ~
Cont that publication be made In the Snoa s ~ ~
American, newspaper puoisneo "a nc ~ , =.
the aid Henry EaslintO appear at my once, NO. 70.
no Deaderick street, in the city or EasnylIse, On
the 10Th day Of July next, az ~ ~ Ss,,,, A.
~ .a siS attaehment or the sane viii be proceed
Ell with ex parte. -. ,o.,,. A. Of Ina
1873. J AS. = ~ e. P..e.. =,
je22 law At JuStice VI 80 =
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memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, July S.-Flo1r hrm and
unchanged. Corn 50057. Oats dull and
prices dropping at 5000. Hay inactive:
Corn meal active OF $2.65. Pork quiet ana
unchanged in every respect Lard 9ulst
ank unchanged in every respect. Bacon,
demand fair aud prices advanced; shouiaers
7sc; sides 9s610c. ia
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SANk:NG,0a
FINANCE AND TRADE,
CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE

z CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE ~.
Z Business continues exceed ngly duh with
the banks, and IS our merchants and cotton
factors have but little use for money, there
is not much done in the way of discount
ing. The banks, however, are doing q
moderate business ON short time at the rate
of ten per cent. per annum. s,v 6..-...
Exchange on New York is very quiet. The
banks buy at par and sell at s2.00per thou
sand premium. ,,ntf, l-.fla. ,--
GOLD AND SILVER, ...
Gold is rather dull but steady, closing in
New York at 1151. For the small lots Of
fered here, dealers pay la and hold at
1151. Silver is taken at los for halves and
quarters.
GOVERNMENT BONDS. -r.f exc.
Government bonds are I.ull and without
change The following are the quotations
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=. New Orleans sIarkeaa.


NEW ORLEANS. July -3.-ElOur dull.
treble $5.7566.50; family sS.5069.50.
Corn-demsnd good; mixed 53n5Sc; white
sec. Oats 604 d6lc. Bran quiet at 65A67e.
HGy-choice scarce; prime 22d23e- HaT
dull and easier; prime So; choice $24. Pork =.
in demand and irmer at Sc. Bacon acttVa
and in demand, advanced to etdgfGf0.~
Hams-choice in demand at 14l6l5c.
Lard quiet; tiercs s4iSsc; key ssAl0c.
Sugar dull-fair 70 good fair sac.
Whisky dull; Louisville So, Cincinnati 95c.
Coffee 1S620c. Sterling 26t. Sight pre-
MUM. Gold 115. ANA aassl-rSsK.
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Markets BIZ TELEGRAPH.
me Cosson MArAoss-

The Cotton MArRots. -.. .
LIVERPOOL, July 3,-COttOn easier;
middling uplands sgd; middling Orleans Oh
Sales 200; bales; for speculation ard ex-
port 1000 bales; American 5000 bales;
August and September delivery from Saw
annah and Charleston SD; July and
August delivery SD; July delivery s GIG.
NEW YORK, July 9.-Cotton unchang-
ed. Nothing done.
NEW ORLEANS, July 8. : Cotton in
more demaI d. Sales ], 400 bales; good CT
binary 15s; low middling i7s; mlddlng
19s; middling Orleans 18aa; receipts "a Gales.
No exports. Stock 81, COG bales. To NOR
row holiday no markets. "a. 4 "a ..
CINCINNATI, July 3.--Cotton dull at
19c. 4 t.I .. 1900 bib ..z.r
LOUISVILLE, July 3.-Cotton nominal.
ST. LOUIS, July - Cotton dull and
prices nominal. .-rr-..-...--...
MEMPHIS, July 3.-Cotton demand
fair and market firm; middlings 176lS; re-
receipts for the rast day 1877 bales; ship
ments fol the last "a hours 305 bales; stock
14,05S bales. .. a.sI
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, July 3, P. M--Consols for
money; 92S on account 92s6929; 5-2Os,
1865, 93., do. 1867, SO; do. 10 4Vs gOt'
new ) POS 90%d. Erie 1911. Amount OK bull
lion in he baAk of England increased
$4,000. .l... ll ,r...--e
FRANKFORT, July -5-20s, 1862, S6a.
PARIS, July 3.-Rentes 56f 45c. Specie
in bank ofFrancs increased during the week
S7,OO0,0OO. .... e. b. .--,, =
ANTWERP, July 9.-Rsfned petroleum
38If ...I
| LIVERPOOL, July 3.-Breadstuffs quiet
Flour us, 81 62Ss. Corn Us, Sd. Cheese
| H % O.
] 65,
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but prices continue extremely low. We
quote common unw&shed J25627c; uD
washed combing 30632c; tub washed,
common, 40642c;; bury lots 5610e less.
RAGs-Market dull at 3G34c. Il 49,
GREEN FRUIT-We quote apples $3.50
$500 per barrel from store. ,-ss sdi sj
BROOM CoRE-We quote nominaly at
+ HAY-Market q little dull. We quote
Hungarian $23624 per ton; orchard grass
Connecting new here) S26; prime timothy
$2S629. s.s- Il rs.rssvzgJ., F.. =
PoTAroEs-The season for seed potatoes
is over. We quote Irish -(eating) 50 per
barrel IN store. sEarE-s sisos1 s.gsSg
BUTTEB-G Good country Is selling freely
at 18c. We quote choice at &c. W ...-r
. lBEEswAx-Dull at 2S630c. -.
GNsENe-We quote at S5d9Oc, and
market not fully open. .ir.i..s 49, -.r...,
PoULTRY-Spring chickens command l6
620c; hens 20622c. "a -. ~.
TALLow-We quote country at &c.
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nashville Produce MarHs..

EGes-Market steady at lie from
wagons. .t
PEANUTs-No receipts, and the demand
has stiffsned prices. We quote at 9OcdSl
per bushel.
DRIED FRUIT-Market quite. We quote
at 3564t for apples and quarter peaches
and half peaches.
FEATHERs-Market firm to-day and &C
tive at Toe for prime selections.
WooL-There is q good deal coming IN,
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and wholesale dealers
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g BALTIMORE, July - Flour IN
changed. Wfeat steady; western red
$1.35d1.4S; amber S1.556l60. Corn;
mixed western dull at 594c Oats steady;
western mixed 40644c; White45646c. Rye i
unchanged. Provisions firm; mess pork a. %
l6td17c. Bacon; shoulders sc; clear nh
sides 10d10tc; sugar cured hams IA 6153c.
Lard Ssd9c. Butter; western uDehAngsd.zs.
Whisky 93a694. '- ..-...-.-...-. --las
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aaahvtlie FIour ns,a arain sarhes.

FLoUR--Msrketvery dull, I'VE quote a
follows: Saper6le $500; single x 1925;
Xxx 1925; xxx 1925; choice S1nily So. rs
69OO; strictly fancy $3.50. o ...rsJA u .
CORN MEAL-We quote st 57366Oc
loose, and 62EG65c per bushel, sacked and
delivered in depot. ~ % .y.--TI IL
CoRN-Shipments to-day of 800 bushels
at &c, sacked and delivered in depot. RI =.
WHEAT-Receipts light, 4. Millers ae Of
fering S1.3561 80 for all new wheat that
comes in. ..e- I'D H f a..
OATs-We quote at 40G45 buying,
loose, and 65zar, sacked and delivered
in depot. -Ia.P .l.-...... aH
BRAN-We quote At s17@18 per ton
buying loose, and see per ton sacked and
delivered in depot. 81 l. ----- IL
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a. Lo.fs Elarksss.

ST. LOUIS, July 3.-Flour arm gut un
changed Wheat scarce and firm. Corn
ouies and unchanged in every respect No.
3 35GS5!c. Oats frmer; No. 27a6zItc.
Barley aud Rye no sales. Whisky quiet q
Csc. Pork higher at 16c; dry salt activs
and higher; shoulders 6sc- Bacon active
and higher; shoulcers 7ac cash 70 en-
August; clear RIB 9sc, clear pc: Lara duh,
small lots Of refined at 81. Hogs nrm q
s464.SO. Cattle steady. Native COWS
md beifars 9lR4c
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are CtncinsatI MaFkess.a

CNCIENATI, July b. Flour qulet .
S6.5O66.S5. Wheat quiet and unchanged
in every respect. \ Corn in fair demand
and prices advanced 10 4S650c. Rye nrR
OF Csc. Oats Quiet at 30630c. Barley =.
quiet and prices nominal. Groceries an
changed. Oils firm. Eggs, markes azteefs7. -
with moderate demand. Butter Market
steady with a moderate. demand. Cheese
market steady with 4 moderate demand. >
Provisions strong. Mess pork held frpaly
at 16c. Lsxd irmer, and more inqut-y;
steam held at sc; kettle &c with joooing
sales. Bulk meats strong with good de-
mand; shoulders &c; clear rib 81; clear SIC.
Bacon strosig and in good demanssshouleen
q c: clear rib 9ssc; clear 9ac. Whisky nrra
ST 99c
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"MAMMA, can't we have anything we
wanl?' "Yes, my dears; but be careful
and not Want anything you can't have"
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New York General Markss.

= New YORK, July 3.-Flour; superans ga
Western and State s4.6565.10. whisky
lower at 9Isc. Wheat heavy and lower
at S1.20G1.2 Is for No. 3 spring. Rye dRil,-l
western Sic, Barley and mat unchanged
Oats heavy; new mixed western 445047c.fT
Turpentine lower at 44c. Pork; mess 1870
164c; extra prime mess 13i6135c- Lard q
steady; steam 8 1876. Butter and eheesa0
unchanged. -- a Z. - I, - ~ "a. -
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Lightly she lifts the large, pure luminous shell,
POises il in her strong and shapely hand.
rIisten," she SAYS, cit has n tale 10 TELL !
spoken in language you may understand.
Smiling she holds it at my dreaming ear:
The old, delicious murmur of the sea
Steals like enchantmertt through me; ant! hear
Voices like echoes OF eternity. ~ F.
This has been TOO much for the endHr-
auce of one of those absurdly practical NOR.
tails who refuse to take all poeLical atliatus
as divine. He remsrks: .a
"Now, we do not object to her posing as
many coDcbs Ss she chooses. Let her poise.
She may also lift the coBvoluted uDivalve in
a strong and shapely hand and her biceps
may swell out like muskmelon. But we
do protest against the antique swindle
touching the 'old, delicious murmer of the
sea- It's hum is humbug. For, reader,
if Won will hold beaver bat, or goblet, or
a pickle bottle IN your ear you will hear the
same delicious muTmur. We pray the
Young woman to have US excused. We
will hear no more of this shell, for ii is a
| sell. Let the story be told to the marines.'
THE chil0 who cried for an hour didn't
! oct il,
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zewxork Dry Roods Harksa.

+ NEW YORK, July 8.-Dry goods, ssE
fair amount Of orders came to hand to-day
but business Otherwise was very quiet. Tha
market for cotton goods is steady at un- e
changed prices. American grain baes ioh-saz
bing at 30c; colOred coetons inactive but
firm; rolled jAcolets and silssias In mora
request; wooIens less active; fiue black A
cloths taken mo:e freely; fannels QUIZ
shawls move slowly, irregular, and loWer---,t
prices; Italian cloths more inquired for hy 5'sii
clothing trade, other foreign gOods dull.sfoss
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Louisville Markets.

LoUIsvILLE, July 3.-Bagging hrmaA
I46I5c for heavy hemp and AAz.sB
Flour. quiet and unchanged IN
every respect Grain quiet. Wheat $l.zofe ~
/. 80 for red. Corn in demand and mo lesaf
rate at 53658c, including sacks Gas a.
easy at 42644. Rys dull and prices drocp-
ing at 6566c7. Bacon steady at SOds0c.
Hay steady at S19d20 per ton for timothy.
Coffee steady at 21624e for RIO. Sngaf =
stqadv, New Orleans 9d1O5.i Prosisinas
srropc. especially for bacon shoulders and
clesr rib. Mess 6ork steady at Sl6f16.12l-
Bacops shoulders SfS4c; clear ib1O6lQtc;
clear &c, packed. Lard 9G93c IN tiereeG
kegs I06l0sC; choice loaf prime steam &c. q
Hams: plain 13c;i sugar. cured l3sett4ci 81
small order lots sdtc higher. WHISKY
steady at S9H90:. t---
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AN OLD FOGY.

Some one has sent to the An%httC
Monthly tie following stanzas on a sunJec'
worn somewhat ihreadbare:
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BANKING.
Third National Bank,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
DANInL GARTER.

JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JOHEsi
DANIEL =. OARTER.
TVRANSAOTS 4 GENERAL EXCHANGE
4 Business and deals in United States BOndi
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
Wv. BERRY, President.
JNO. HICKMAN, Woe President. sspl IL
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chicago nArkess.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Flow quist and
prices unchanged. Wheat; little doing;
No. i spring Sl.2SN124.- oAts In good
demand; No.s2 sold Tor 2Ss, Bye hgnt
sales at COT 661c--B Barley dull; No, olkc
j2Ic, Mess pork stronger. Lard quies.
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Smiling, she holds it at my dreaming ear:

THE chilo who cried for an hour didn't
get it. ... ..
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{. 40 ANlA A1tff HTVH TFIN ~
demand and firm. = Stale bonds were
quiet. The stock market was dull but
firm wh1 slight auctnations. Most 81 ltfsA
brokers LEFT the street at lP. N. The ouly 2
rumor Of importance is that negotiations
far advanced for sale large blocks Of Chica-
go snd N0Tthwestern Common 70 strong
parties, who have had nothing 70 do VIII
stock since the famous corner last Aueust. q
Commodore Vanderbilt accepted the Presi-4
dency of the Lake Shore Railroad. There
will be no session Of tie gold Or sock 81
Exchange until Monday next. az sigoI . laa'
Sterling Exchange, Bank BuIs 1co;i {. :,
U. s. coupons, 1881, = l17E ex-nterest;
5-2Os OF 1852; 1l6A, do. 1884, 1l6t; do. 80
nsw issue .5-20s8 Of '65, lis ex-inIersst; :.
DO. '67, 1171 ex-interest; GO. 1853 Il7i =
ex-interest; new lives ll4s; US. coupons
10 40s ia; U. s. currency 6's, 104s;; Mis-
SOUL State bonds 92c ex.inEerest, Ten ]
nessee old 78ac ez-in.erest; new 7S3e; VlF-I :
GINA rev soc; do. old 40c; North Gasollaspss
old 2Tc; do. new 15c; Canton csc; W. U.sal
Telegraph Size ls ilaE atlIsah -
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GENERAL MARKETS.
THURSDAY, July 8, 1873.
Nashville cotton Markes.

We give as follows summary Of the
Al
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The young lawyers now retlreu rom Lne
turf and resumed the practice of the Jaw.
Shortly after this celebrated race, Judge
White was visiting Craig Font, and one
morning had his fine Pacolet brought out
to ride. He mounted bin while his head
was turned west. Guild knew he would
break as soon as he was turned east and
to- d him to turn his horse before mount
ing. He disregarded the suggestion and as
soon as bis head was turned east, he bound
ed off like brick, and at few strides he
was at the topmost of his speed. While
the Judge was poor horse
man, he was one OF the
finest lawyers, and one of tho purest men
that Tennessee ever had. At the first
bounce of the horse the Judge let go the
bride, and held by the name and saddle.
Shortly his hat fell of, the Tapping of bis
great coat increased the alarm aud rapidly
of the horse, thea bis saddle bags fell, then
wig, and as he turned the Wilson corner,
the reflection of the rising sun from his bare
head was like uUto flying meteor in the
East. Guild and PeytOn ran for two miles
to give him relief, apprehending the worst
results, but fortunately they found him re-
turning on foot leading his Pegasus by the
| bride. They congratulated him
| upon his safety. The Judge expressed
establishment at his horse bounding fl as
| he did, and could not account for it. Guild
! remarked to him that he must have struck
him with the spur as he mounted. The
Judge said that he was very careful, aud
| did not touch him with the spur. Although
| Guild snd Peyton knew the cause, they
never ventured to explain to the Judge the
cause Of his running, but devoted them
selves assidously to tanning and gentleing
I the Pacolet, so the Judge afterwards rode
him in safety. This able Jurist and good
man fell 4 victim 10 the war in the sprins
of 1868.
About 1886 he selected Kitty, beautiful
orphan child of four years, and adopted hel
as bis daughter. He educated and made
her 4 charming and most accomplished
woman. She is now the wife of the Nash
vile merchant, Charley Thompson. The
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Rareinr, Markets.
Arrwrnr, Jqlz a:-Rsfned petrOIelum
New York Money Market

LIVERPOOL, July 5.-Bresdstufs quiet.
Flour Us, 81 OPS. Corn Us, Sd. Cheese
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-03-13

For SIR s~ucccssire gears the GROVER & BAKER
Sewing Machine has carried of prizes a. the
Monroe County Fairs.
AT the late meeting of the Society, it award
ed the Premium TO this excellent Machine for
"DOLNG THE BEST WORK DONE ON
THE GROUND" We did not import our
samples from the cities, but showed the Com
mittee the capacity of the Machine, how COM
plete and readily every style of work could be
done; sewing through nine thicknesses of hea-
Wy cloth, four thickness of leather and segar
boxes; then without any change Of needle or
thread, sewing cambria, muslin and tissue pa
per.
after careful examination Of the different
machines on exhibition the Judges decided in
favor of the working ability of the Grover &
Baker"
Therefore the very best Sewing Machine for
for every Lady to purchase is the improved
Grover & Baker.
Sold on monthly in~stalments, with full in
structions.
J. Y. SIGAFUS.
Stroudsburg, Sept 26, 1872.