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STATE OF ILLlNoIs'. Ia SALE Co.--ss.
- In the CHcgd Court thereof n Jane Team. A. D. 1874.
Mechanics Lisn
John N. johnson cs Joshua Norton, William Dickinson,
George f. Hubbard Alvin Burton, Ira Goddard Caleb r..
Mower, Alonz0 Goddard, Hugh Roberts. Curtis Damon.
Edward i. Clark. william SormOnt James c. Scott and
b. Fleming under the firm and style OF
Scott Fleming Joha Colwel Henry Clark and James
N Cowel partners under the aud style OF Cowell
Clark Co. and james Bruce aud James Boand, partners
under the lrm name aud style OF Bruce Roland
IL appearing from affidavit on file in the office OF the
clerk OF said court that said defendant William Dickinson,
not resident OF said state and said petitioner having
ed his petition for mechanics lien In said sourt the
law size thereof the 18th day of April A. b. 1875 herein.
and summons having been issued thereon according TO law
Notice. therefore. is he.eoy given to said defendant VIII
Ham DICKINSON that unless you personally De and appear
before said court said term thereof TO be held the
Court House in Ottawa said county the first Monday
Of June next, S (when and where said summons Is
reurnabe and plead demur or except To said pc
tton the will be taken for confessed against you
and the matters things therein prayed for decIeed
1ordngly. CHARLES H. HOOK, Clerk.
RI0R d WAlBRIpGE, Solicitors. aprle
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When the editor OF the Troy y. Y Wing. 10
express his delight al the nomination 81 Mr.
Wallace for Judge. wrote 'Eah for Wallace
who can conceive his DISCUS; next morning on
frtir- =; printed Bah f5r Wallace
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NOTICE.

NrO'TICE.-EsrAIE oP ELIES taAPBELI. DEC D.
y Notice is hereby g.yeu mat the undersigned. Admins
traitor OF the esfa a. Ellen Campbell late Of tie county
OF La Sale and SfaHot Illinois, decreased vii appear before
the Comfy Court Of said county on ne mira MONDAY 1rs
ottawa in said county, when and EhIe az persons ha'ns
claims demands against said estate are notified - a'.nl
ana present the same ln writing TOT af,astmeNt-
EDWIN y. IEwI>.
surI,-SW Public AGs. luIsIrafDg.
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STA,Tr. OF'ILLINOIs, IA sALLE Co.---.s

Eius ti,,1 Cs,pt Rtrs5C To ,Is i'm, 7s,t A. D Isl
-Iii ChdUetH.
George Dayton ~ Samuel J.. Norton, Ann u. {. Morton,
Auarius -. Plat; and Isaac ", l'uny1n.
IL appearing from AFFIDAVIT BE In the Office OF tue
clerk of said said defendants residents Of
said state said complainant having fled his hill OF com
plant In sad court the chancery side thereof the IN
lay OF Aur 49, herein aud summons having been IS
sued thereon according 70 law:
Notice therefore s. hereby gwen TO SAID deendaus sam
mel norton g. C. Norton AEanius D. Ilatt and Isaac
Runvon that unless you aud each Of personally De
and auer before said court az said term thereof be held
~ the Couf House Ottawa. IN said county. the NET
Monday Of rle reyt T. lsi hrn and where SAID sum
mons uruabeJ and plead answer demur eNcCp 10
said Il the same viii ne confessed against You
and the matars and things therein Urby"d FOR dccred &C
cOrdlngy. CHARLES u. HObh, tlt'h.
JH.s, 81 ANCV ,Ep. Solicitor aprr
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CToCNr LDEH-. MEETING

- The annual meetnr Of the stockholders % The Ottawa
and lrrnilioE River FlAIE Hr Aasnlzed Road Com
pany, tie election q Directors viii b" he'd ~ ne
School House their gravel bed on saturday, Aprl =
ls5t AZ 10 o'clock an. IUA-. u. BUi.IE, ~s,'y.
SoGtE ptava. Aprilll, 80.
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S,entnrsr Eminent.

There is no pain which the Centaur
Llniment will not relieve. no swelling "
will not subdue, and no lameness which
il will no, cure. This is strong language
bgtlt is true. 1t has produced more cures
Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lochlaw, palsy
spra!ns, swellings, csked breasts, scalds
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nc e-as0- {. Kept by F-a-E Baker. hark I"f g
TIE &c uau catholic CFC--h. 49, % s1'rEi Icrn.-. 'N1
liar. emo 'urr, f..s-s leg l'- go. Or % ''el &c.
t-... ~ t.rSE EsEI'-
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France.

The government has issued circular TO
the press limiting that attacks ON President
McMahon may make trouble. The Presi'
dents powers are declared to be incontesti'
Bile.
Dispatches to the government from Mel
bourne report the sailing of Rochetort and
party for the I. 5.
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CASTOItIA is more than a substitute for castor
OIL IL IS the only SAFE article in existence which Is certain
assmilate I. food regulate the bowels cure windcoc,
and produce natural sleep II contains neither minerals
morphine or alcohol and is pleasant TO take Children
need net cry and mothers NAV rest oct4-ly-5thp
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ApriS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02
NASHVILLE. TENN THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1874.

Congress all the rest of his life rather than
do it. He warned the House that if it
passed this bill it would be taking a step
fraught with more evil to the country than
the Kansas-Nebraska bill, which had been
so big with controversy, and where
he asked, would they ever find it?
Would they ever have more virtue than
now? He declared he would not vote for
any man for Office, even his dearest friend,
who did not have sound principles on the
question of the return to specie payments.
The House then took a recess till half
past Z, the evening session to be for action
on the bill for the revision Of the laws, Mr..
Poland stating his belief that it would be
finished at this evenings session.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02
RHODE ISLAND.
The EIecfinn YESTERDAY.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., April 1.-The State
election took place to-day. There was no
Democratic nominations for State officers.
The vote was very light. Henry Howard
was re elected Governor by a vote of l2,2G9
to 1909 for Lyman Pearce, and lOT scatter
ing. Charles c. Van Zandt was elected
Lieutenant Governor, receiving 1879 to
G.5I2 cast for w. f. Sayles, prohibition
candidate.
Joshua NJ. Eddiman waslre-elected Secre-
tarv of State and Millard SayleS Attorney
General. with but little opposition. Saml
Clark was elected General Treasurer by a
large majority over Henry GOff, Prohibi-
ton candidate. The chief interest in the
election centered in the choice of members
of the Legislature, who will choose a
United States Senator. The new
Assembly is largely Republican
as usual. but the Senate
rial question remains in doubt and prob
ably can't be definitely settled until a trial
of strength Of the Republican candidates is
had in the General Assembly on the first
Tuesday in June. In this city, where the
contest for Assemblymen was mainly be-
tween The friends of Gen. Burnside and the
friends of all other candidates, the result is
yeryclOSe.,he friends of Burnside will prob,
ably carry most of the Assemblymen, while
forSenator and and four representatives
there is no choice,
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CUBA.
srooted Pronosi,Iou- for peace.

n AONF~S'AeAOAAo hOA - Ct@NCs
NEW YORK, April 1.-The Didrio, of
Havana, whose editor was the Intendente
Of that city during the former rule Of Gen.
Coneha as Captain General, has recently
published editorials pointing out, among
special advantages, the general good to the
Island that would follow the restoration of
peace. Owing to the relations believed to
exist between the editor and Captain Gen
eral Concha the articles are thought to be
inspired by the Spanish party, and that
their object is to prepare the people Of the
Island for a manifesto Of prominent
HispanO-Cubans, demanding an aceomo-
dation between the 50 called loyalists and
insurgents, for temporary cessation Of
hostilities, and followed by formal treaty.
The basis of the treaty is made known.
and includes pledge that the Island shall
remain united to the Crown Of Spain; that
the people shall elect representatives to the
Cortes; that slavery shall only be interfer-
ed with by the consent Of owners, and in
case emancipation should be decreed, then
the owners of slaves are to be indemnifed;
a general pardon 20 be granted for all pO-
Iitical OffenSes, and all enlarged proper
ties to be restored to their original owners.
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ALCOHOLIC.
Mourning for the FIesh,ots.

JEFFERsoNvILLE, April 1.-The Com
mon Council of this city passed an ordi-
nance last night, with only 2 majority, re
quiring liquor dealers to pay five hundred
dollars for license. This being excessive,
it meets the disapproval of many good citi-
zens and will elect at the coming city cleo
tiOn an entire new council. The proscrip-
tive manner in which the temperance bring
to bear is driving the best German citizens
to Louisville. Thus, instead of building
up and sustaining a live mercantile and
commercial city, it is fast producing a
stagnant appearance in all business depart
mentS.
NEW YORK, April 1.-The temperance
ladies began systematic operations IN Brook
lyn to-day. A large number of saloons,
drug stores and groceries were visited. Ny
ers, the first convert Of the crusaders, shut
his saloon tonight.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02
ssGONE TO STONEWELL JACKSON'S
FTNERAEfs

Ii will be remembered that when Gen.
Hooker crossed the Rappahannock with the
Army of the Potomac and gave Lee battle
at Chancellorville, that the baggage and
supplies were carried on the backs of mules
inS cad Of in wagons. After the defeat,
occdSioned by the stampede of Carl SclurZ 5
division, the army withdrew across the
rive AMI returned to the camp they had
left week before, and posted their pickets
alo = the river. who resumed their usual
cha md chatting with those of the enemy
on The other bank. OF course the latter
weie elated over their success. and took Oc-
easion To show it by asking such questions
as .Yank, how do you feel nOwf' "Wheu
are YOU going to try it again. etc, which
were not at all pleasant TO the vanquished.
Meagher's Irish brigade were doing pick
ct opposite the city of Fredericks-
burg on the day that Stonewall Jackson's
funeral started for Lexington, in the Valley
of Virginia, and they Were informed of the
event bv the SOuthernerS. Regrets were
expressed for the death of so brave an en-
emy, but towards night the usual crOSs-tire
of words commenced, the above and other
questions were propounded, but none re-
ceived so prompt an answer as that given
Inv Jack Kilcoyne. one of Meagher's men
who. when asked "Where is Joe Hooker
and all his pack mules?" replied, without
a moments hesitation, ''Oh, be iabers, they
are all gone to Stonewall JacksOn's
funeral. ? IL is needless TO say that ques-
tion was never asked a second time.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02

The statuary for the Confederate
tomb at Greenwood Cemetery, which
has Just arrived, is said to be extremely
beautiful and artistic. There are
statues of Lee, Bishop Polk, Stonewall
Jackson, and also a recumbent hgure
of a soldier at rest. The completion OF
the tomb will now be pushed rapidly
forward. and Greenwood Cemetery Will
he soon ernamented by one of the most
elegant and tasteful structures IN the
coIntry.-Netv Orleans Pieay1lne.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02
AFoRTT-YATE VOTING MAN.

Ticket 3S, 1875, which drew $3.50, was
held by club formed at III. ]. Dake's book
store, consisting of twenty persons who had
put $1,000 in the club. Half this ticket
was owned by Mr.. L. G. Quieley, clerk at
John p. Morton & Co.'S, and the other halt
by the rest of the club.
IN NEW Albany AND JEFFERSoNVILLE.
Although both of these cities had invest
ed largely, it is not known that a single
prize was drawn in either, unless Dame
Fortune smiled a second time upon Mr.
John Durff, who was in close attendance
during the entire period of the drawing
YESTERDAY.
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CALIFORNIA.
Propose 10 Fight il on This Line.

SAN FRANCISCO, April Last night a
convention of old line Democrats was held
at Sacramento and adopted resolutions de
nouncing the Administration, declaring the
independent party of this State a failure,
advising Democrats who joined them to
return to their allegiance and adhere to the
party in the future as the only hope of
saving the country. The attendance was
not Very large
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02

IT is stated that the number of members
returned to the Parliament in England who
have voted or declared in favor of womens
suffrage is 2l7; the gain by the removal oi
opponents is 1O2. The hostile majority IS
consequently reduced from 1O7 to .. The
list of those who have voted for the bill IN
cludes Mr.. Disraei and several members
of the new Cabinet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02

SENATOR SUMNER never kept carriage
during his long residence in Washington,
but generally walked on fine days and pat
roni2ed the horse cars in unfavOrable wealth
er. He sometimes expressed the wish to
be the possessor of horses and a carriage,
but wouId add: II cannot afford it, either
must give up buying books and keep car
riaQe, or forego the carriage and keep my
self posted in literature"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02
COLUMBUS.
Coal Miners strike.

COLUMBUS, o., April 1.-The coal
miners of Hooking Valley are on strike.
A partv Of police went down to Stratsville
to-day to preserve order. The cause of the
strike is is'repOrted to be about as follows:
This year the operators want TO weigh the
coal. while heretofore they have paid for
measure in the mines. The miners want
&c. per bushel or 75e. per ton, and pay for
nut coal. The operators want to keep out
the nut and make the average pay for the
year Sc. per bushel.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02
FOR EIGN.
Was there apv na,,,e !, n,Inea.

was there any Battle at BiIboa?
BAYoNNE, April 1.-The Carlists assert
that the movement Of Marshal Serrano
against the Royalists before BilDoa entirely
failed, and that there was no fighting be-
tween the 2Sth and 30th of March.
madrid, April Lit is reported the
Cariist leader Radiea was seriously wound
ed in the recent engagements before Bilboa.
BERLIN, April Peter Anson Hansen,
the astronomer, is dead.
The London Scare.
NEW York, April LA banking house
in this city has received the following re-
ply to an inquiry concerning the reported
panic in London: sThe rumor is unbound
ed. One or two stock spectators failed.
Beyond extreme dullness everything ap-
pears sound" Other banks kilograms do
not auude to any disturbance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02
THE FIRE FIEND.
A Pennsylvania Village Gutted.
sixty.nine Buildings Consumed.
Seven Bodies Recovered from the
Ruins, and Other Deaths Feared.

Seven Bodies Recovered from the
Ruins, and other Deaths Feared.
MILIERSTOwN, Butler county, Pa, April
IA fire broke out here at 1870 this morn
ing in the Central Hotel, this city, by
which seven persons were burned TO death,
whose bodies have been recovered. The
following is a list of the bodies found:
Narah Carly. of PleaSantville: Geo. Deet, a
German captain; Oliver, an oil operator;
Martin Phillips and Sanford Acert Drillers,
and one whose name could not be aScer-
tanned. Nellie Mccarthy jumped from the
third story of the Central Hotel and was
badly injured, but is still alive. All the
buildings on the east side of Main street,
from Frederick'S grocery and hardware
store, including the Central and Harlan
Houses, the opera house, Reed X Durant'S
hardware store, Links Hotel and two other
buildings south. al on the west side of
Main street, from Reeds saloon north, in
Guiding the Butler County Bank, the
United Pipe Lines office, the express offices,
the MillerstOwn Savings Bank and Wester-
mans grocery up 10 Schneider's billiard Sa-
loon. On Slippery Rock street on the north
side, from Fredick's boot and shoe store
west to Barnbart's grocery store and from
Hooks dwelling on the south side of Slip
perry Rock street east to Puii-s laundry,
making sixty-nine buildings in all, were
burned. More persons are thought to have
perished but not yet discovered. The loss
cannot now be estimated.
The Losses.
PITTSBURGH, April 1.-The loss by fire
at MillerstOwn, Butler county, to-day, so
far as ascertained, amounts to S232, 800.
Insurance S54,3j0.
Half a Village Burned.
KINGSTON, \. Y, April IA fire broke
out in SignOr's hotel in the village of Rosen-
dale, nine miles from here, tonight and
half the place is said to be burned. The
| fire was uncontrolled at lasS report.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Jealous Husband Murders his wife
and Child.

SAN FRANCISCO, April Ia dispatch
from Austin, New, tonight, gives the par
ticulars of horrible tragedy in Smoky Val
lev. Chas r. Eckstein had been for a
long time jealous of his wife on account of
attention paid her by young man named
Norton. They frequently quarTeled about
him. Yesterday a man went TO
Eckstein's home and found the door
closed. He opened the door and
on the floor saw the naked body Of Mrs.
Eckstein, cut to pieces, the head split; then
at her feet lay their little girls head, sew
cred from the body, and near them the
bodies of Eckstein and young Norton,
grappled as in death struggle. EckStein
held large bowie knife, covered with
blood. In the hand Of Norton a dragon
pistol, four chambers empty. There is nc
living witness of the horrible affair.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02
CANADA.
Tine Winnepeg ssRebel. :,

OTTAWA, April 1.-Reil has not yet ap-
peared. Detectives are still watching for
him. There is great crowd of Orange
men and strangers in the gallery Of the
House.
The House adjourned till next Tuesday
evening. Rel has been ordered 20 attend
in his place Wednesday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02
CINCINNATI.
Letting Contracts for the Chattanooga
Road in Tennessee.

CINCINNATI, April Judge r. b.
Warden, biographer of Chief Justice Chase,
publishes a card declaring he will sue the
Cincinnati Commercial for libel on ae-
count of its structures on his action in re
gard to the papers of Chase used as material
for the biography.
The trustees of the Southern Railway
opened 1OT bids for the construction Of sixty
miles of road in Tennessee from Chiswood,
Soufb
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strike for Ten Hours.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April 1.-The en-
ployes of Gambrill & Sons cotton factory,
at Woodberry. have struck to compel re
duction of working hours from II to lO
hours a day. They number SI5 men,
women and children.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02
MASSACHUSETTS.
The senatorial blockade.

Boston, April 1.-The eighth ballot for
United Ststes Senator was taken TO-DAY
with the following result: Whole number
of votes 270; necessary TO a choice 126.
Dawes 9j, HOaF "A, Curtis 75, Adams Is,
Banks 6, Pierce >, Washburne, Whittier
and Wendell Phillips received each one
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02

Mr.. JOIN G. NICOLAY and Mr.. John
Hav are said to have in preparation new
life of Lincoln. These gentlemen were
for several years the private Secretaries OF
Mr. Lincoln,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02
EIeren Cars Burned.

PoRT JERvIs, April 1.-The westward
bound freight train ran into a tram Stahd-
ing on the track at Basket Station lasl
night. The engine and eleven cars oil the
freight train were demolished and burned
No person was seriously injured. Ihe
track was obstructed four hours.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02
Good Friday.

PHILADELPHIA, April Attorney
General Dimmick has decided that Good
Friday is a legal holiday in this State, and
the banks and other public offices will be
closed.
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HOUSE.
Negro Response to South Carolina
Taxpayers.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Mr. RaIney
presented a counter-statement and reply Of
the Republican Central Committee of South
Carolina to the memorial of the taxpayers,
so-called. Referred. The statement de-
clares that the taxpayers have only them
selves to blame in not acting in the work
of reconstruction, and that the allegations
as to increased expenditures of the State
government are incorrect, the items given
being wholly inaccurate, untrue and skill
fnllV selected 70 deceive
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NIaunday Thursday.
MEMPHIS.
Seyen-Tenths of the Capital Ticket
Tuearthed.

SeVen-Eentns Oh tne NaPtSh Ahches
Unearthed.
MEMPHIS, April LIN addition to the
three-tenths of the ticket which drew the
capital prize at Louisville, which were re-
ported last night as being held here, Theo
Hornes, druggist on Beal street, John Steel
commission merchant on Front street and
S. Toube, wholesale shoe dealer on Main
street, held tenth each and Jas. e. Bar
hour wholesale hardware merchant and
Chris Steinkuht,a we'll known saloon keep
er hold another. 1t is believed the entire
ticket was sold here.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02

JOHN CowDIN, of Boston, offers TO give
SO O1g 70 have the old South Church ana
the aud around il preserved as MONT
me forever" The fate OF the Paddock
elms has doubtless alarmed him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02
Affer the Panic.

1t is reported that all the labOrers and
section hands on the Boston and WOrces-
ter division of the Boston and Albany rail-
road struck for higher wages and were
promptly discharged to-day. The wages
received by the labOrers was Sl.jO per day.
Maunday Thursday.
Tomorrow will be observed as annual
fast in Massachusetts,. The Legislature
and courts have adjourned. The custom
house closes and business in Boston will
be generally suspended.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-02
NEW YORK.
What Is a Days work:

NEW YORK, April 1.-All employers in
this city connected with the building in
terests are called to meet Tuesday next to
take under consideration the advisability
of returning 10 the ten-hour system.
Good Friday.
1t is understood the Gold. Stock and Pro-
duce Exchanges are TO be closed Good Fri
day. The Cotton Exchange will be closed
from Thursday evening till Monday morn
ing.
Hon. William NJ. Evarts has accepted an
invitation of the Portsmouth Alumni AssO-
cia'iOn TO deliver eulogy on Chief Justice
Chase at the next commencement.
\ bill passed the Senate to-day author
izing the executors Of the estate of EGwin
Forrest to compromise with his widow.
Death OF Harvey Brown.
Gen. Harvey Brown, of the United States
Army, died yesterday at his residence at
Clifton, Staten Island, in the 18th year OF
his age.
A Mysterious Box.
A large heavy box, brought to this port
from London in February, was received in
the United States bonded warehouse with
bill lading dated London, Feb. ,, 1874, and
the merchandise as marked was consigned
TO Vim. L. Rogers, Dixon, Ills. Upon re-
moving the outside covering yesterday, a
pine coffin was revealed, within which was
mahogany casket containing a human
body.
ReStaued
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GOLD closed in New York yesterday
at 113ss. " tkFh

TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New
York last evening at $50 fOr-the old
issue and So for the new.
COTTON is duh in New York at I7c.
for middliRg. q, E