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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-08-18

WoOL-Unwashed, 23d3Oc; washed S5g
n45c. BURY 5d10c less.
BROOM Corn Prime to choice, 4dSc.
BUTTER-COuntry, from wagon, Ij2
lSc; from store, 20dZ5c.
CHICKENs-l2s d25c for young.
EGGs-From wagon, 9d10c per doz.; in
store, ilal2c.
TALLow-ChOice. 6sd7c.
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LUMBER AND BUILDINe MATERIAL

ROUGH BULDING-Oak and poplar, SIC
per NJ; gum, $500; pine, S1T.OO.
DREssED-POplar flooring, per VI, $500;
poplar ceiling, 5000; poplar weather board
ing, Sl4.OO; broad, q, II and inch, So. 90,
long leaf yellow pine flooring, $4,000
27.50; long leaf yellow pine siding. Sl4OO;
cedar flooring, 5000; cedar sill stuff,
5000.
SHINGLES-Drawn poplar per NJ, S5.256
$50; drawn cypress, s4.75; drawn chestnut,
S4-25; sawed white pine, $500; sawed
yellow pine, $500; sawed chestnut, $500;
cut poplar, $3.50.
LIME-Per barrel, S1.25; bulk, 2Oc Per
bushel.
CEMENT-Per barrel, $3.50.
LATHs-Poplar, per NJ. s.. %; oak. S.. 90.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Cotton Markets.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. T.-COttOn is steady;
middling upland S!as;d; middling Orleans
SiaSid. Sales 1900 bales, American L.
900 bales; speculation aud exports 1900
bales.
NEw YORK, Aug. 17.-COttOn was quiet;
middling uplands 17sa1T.c; futures closed
quiet with sales Of $4,000 bales, as follows:
Is 5-16a15 3.-32c for August delivery; 153
ais 2932c for September delivery; - IL
I6a15 23-32cfOr October delivery; 10 OLGA
II 1890 for November delivery; 10 19-16a
1j9 1-S2c for December delivery; 10 ELSA
11-l6c for January delivery; Is 15-l6c for
February delivery; 1G Lice for March de-
livery; 10 l-l6aIG 5-j2c for April delivery.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 17.-COtton quiet and
unchanged; middling 1890; receipts for
the past day % bales; shipments for the
past twenty-four hours 1 bales; stock 6,62j
bales.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. IL Cottor-nOthing
doing.
LOUISVILLE. Aug Election quiet and
unchanged at l6c.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 17-CottOn du'l and
unchanged at 1870.
49, fEIF eta
l...4....4 - - :. ~ Ro,..of.
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ARE the people of Tennessee willing
to sell their honor TO save two dollars in
a thousand? In other words, sell it for
what would buy half a gallon Of whisky?
This would be worse than Esau selling
his birthright for a mess Of pottage
Do We hold the honor of our State so
low as to sacrifceit for so little: Shame
be upon the man who would advocate
such thing.-MemphiS appeal.
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FINANCIAL,

Our money market is working close and
it is difficult to get discounts of the banks,
and as there is but little money seeking in
vestment in the hands of brokers, bonds
and stocks cannot be sold except at a very
considerable decline below quotations.
Exchange on New York is firm and in
demand. The banks buy at par and sell at
81 per thousand premium.
Gold is unchanged, closing in New York
at 1923. Our dealers pay los, while they
holi at l09I. Silver is taken at lO2 for
halves and quarters.
Government securities are unchanged.
The following are the quotations at 2:l5 4:
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SUNDRIES.

BAsGISG-HemP and far, I5616c.
CoRDAGE-Jute, l3c; grass, 2Oc; cotton
26I2Sc.
CoTToS YARSs-Per H., lie, 13e, 15c
and lac for zoos, COOS, 5OOs and zoos.
FLAsKs-Haf pint $3.50; pint $3.50;
quarts $3.50.
GLAsswARE-Sby 10 Sc. Is; 10 by u 1925;
10 by II $500; 10 by 10 IS. IL; u BY Il $. 10;
l. BIZ IS 1915; II by Is 1925; II by 20
So. Discount, so per cent).
IRON-Tennessee bar &c q D; Ken
lucky do. &C; Tennessee band SdS3c; Ken
lucky do. 5d55c; tennessee boiler plate 81
SIC; boiler heads &c; fire box 9lc; sheet,
common, 5d6c; DO. Kentucky, 6d7c; do.
Tennessee, Sd9c. Usual discount to the
trade.)
SHUCKs-HAckled, 81. Is per 100 Us, and
75e1Sl.0O for rough.
WRAPPING PAPER-Small, 4je, medi-
um, Csc; double crown, S5c.
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The reserve required ofthese banks is
500, 1854, while the reserve held is ST.
SS6,895, being Sl,O95,941 in excess.
This reserve is made up as follows:
Due from reserve agents SS6S, 797,
specie S34, 93S, legal tenders $685., 665.
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.

CATTLE-Scalawags, ldlBc; common
butchers, 70 PC; good butchers, 3d3 &c;
fine shippers, Sc; grazing cattle, 2623c.
SHEEP-Sl 2563.00 per head.
HOGs-Weighing 200 ms, sc; lighter,
4.d5c.
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FOR SALE.

BARGAIN.-A set of bedroom furniture
"A including chairs, carpets, etc. VIII he sGiG
in a lot or separately very cheap Also seven
octave SteinwRy Piano i'm excellent condition.
AupIy at No. IS North College street TO JAS. Il.
CRAIGHFAD augi6 sun, tn thurs II
NOR SAIE-Oouuters of different sizes, at
Southern Express Office, cheap.
augl5 Al
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 7.-FlOuI-quiet and
nominal; family S7a7.50. Corn easier at
SOaS2c. Oats dull and nominal; Mess pork
dull and dropping at S24. Lard firm at
15Ial6c. Bacon quiet and unchanged at
1Oa19Ic; clear rib I3.a135c.
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Chicago Markets.
ST. LOais Markets.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. Il. - Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat-demand good AT full
prices; No. 5 red Sl.gOla1.I1; No. 2 winter
SIII5. Corn dull but unchanged at 64a
Coo ON elevator. Oats dull and lower at
4Ia43c on track and elevator. Barley dull
and unchanged: sample lots Of choice Iowa
Sl.24. Rye 75a7Sc. Whisky steady at 9Sc
Mess pork firm at S24. Bacon strong and
firm; small lots ef shoulders 9le; clear rib
13c; clear sides 13a13,c. Lard firm and
only peddling sales Hogs firm at 6a7Jc.
Cattle low and weak at 33ajtc.
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COUNTRY BANKS.
1sli- 1875.
No. OF Bsnks.........-- l,I55 li5I
Reserve required s41. 1882 STs.722 905
ReseTye held........ Ill ,4G4. U43 lUS.3ls .21S
Excess Of reserve......... 6s,7li.l2I 2s,o25-Sl3
Percentage OF reserve.... j9.2 2-1
Composition OF Reserve
With reserve agents. ,9le,S5I sol 6st go
1ie eiIef s1cr a cSI55 45,s5656O
L. :. certificates OF de-
pOSlt...-..-- %,Jo1,'DN -'l-3'Vlp
Other LIT. certificates. 1000
With Treasury for red'n-. ll,zJO $1,000.
BANKS OF LEADING CITIES, EXCEPTING NEw
june Pc, June %,
1874. 1878.
No Of Banks.........-. las leO
Reserve required. -'st5-1. - SoeseoZ'oo-
Reserve held -......-- e4-.5t.1nt t1'tS''V2
tKceSs OF reseTye---.-.-.. o--Tsp.o's '.9co,g-s
Percentage Of reserve. so Isl
Composition Of Reserve
With reserve agents.. .225-Gl3 S53,45ssJ9
Legal tenders. ---.. j4,42o,Hi2 ,j,'oV,SJo
L = certificates OF de- ~
Oiher l.. T. certifcatcs.. -. $4,000
With Treasury for redn.- 1900.
BANKS OF NEW YORK CITY.
June 26, June Is,
1874 1873.
No OF BGnkS..-.........- - -
Reserve TeIuired....-...sll-a 80 45o 5r565'ses
Reserve held..-.......--- tt-ezo-5JO of'41J'O3S
Excess Of reseTye......-.. 29,253.uy2 lO,o1l,et4
Per centage Of reserve. 54-e 80
Composition OF reserve
Specie .....--. ..Sl5.5l41s5 S23,5Sl, 178
Legal tenders............ 1891, J65 3O,O63,SI5
L. :. certificates Of de-
Other l. T. certifcates.. ......... ........
With L. s. Treasury for
reuempUOn-.....--.-.-- Si,.uu -.-.-...
The amount Of legal tenders re-
quired, on June Pc, to be deposited
with the Government against circula-
ton by each class of banks is approx
mately as follows-nearly the whole of
which has since been placed with the
United States Treasurer:
5Per Cent
Circulation. Deposit
Country banks. So. $4,000 sI1,T5o,OOO
Banks Of fourteen lead
ing eitieS. 5eSooo0o 3s9oo 90,
Total. ..s33s, oco,oo0 sI6,sOO,ooo
Deducting these amounts from the
Iegal-tenders held 10y each class of
banks On June 20, they would then
hold the following sums IN greenbacks
or their representatives properly avail
able as reserve in their vaults against
deposits. viz: Country banks, 5,45S,-
I55; banks of fourteen leading cities,
$40, 5S3. 942, and banks of New York
City, S54, S84,365. After thus making
provision for the deposit against clrcu-
iation, the reserve required, the reserve
held and the surplus over legal reserve
would stand as follows on the 10Th OF
June, compared with the corresponding
period Of last year:
Country Banks 1874 IsIS.
Reserve reguiretl. . S42.749g72 s7S.52Z.905
T{eserre held ........ gg.1l4.GS los -2lS
Excess ever legal reserve. J6-y64,I2 %',6So-5l3
B'Eks OF IL Iea,iiEg cities
Reserve So 530,e3S S6s,o6R,6e-
Reserve held - 80 Il 80 .667 Is,4Jo,7o5
Excess over legal reserve. = s5ub,o59 S,5cs,UZo
Banks Of New York city
Reserve required Sol 1855 S55s5o5sss
Reserve held ....,......., 7O,47S $50 54,s35, 053
Excess over legal reserve. 1sysS3 1872 1851 ,O0i
Summing up the three classes of
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad bonds

NashVllIe and OnaIIaIvVE q tsl-IIIO Fl OOIIusl
90 TS...................... so
&c "
Nashville and Chattanooga and St LOUIS
Railroad, LIST mortgage, --....-....---.. 50
Nashville and DecatuTi Railroad bonds, sec
Oud mortgage, 6's...........-....-....-..
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Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 17.-Flour quiet and
unchanged; family S5.25a5.T5; fancy S7.7Oa
7.75. Wheat quiet and unchanged; red 50
aS1; amber Sl.O5al.1O; white Sl.lOal. Is.
Corn quiet and unchanged at 74aS2c. Oats
quiet and unchanged at 55c. Rye quiet
and unchanged at 90e. Mess pork dull
and declined to S24. Bacon firm; shoulders
9sc; clear rib 135al3ic; clear sides 135c
Sugar-cured hams 15al6c; plain 14c. Bulk
meats firm; shoulders SIC; clear rib la
12ic. Lard 16sal6sc. Whisky 97c.
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BANKING.
NASHVILLE MARKETS.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Aug. II.
COTTON.
The market was lower to sell and idle.
We continue our previous quotations which
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United States SOS of '65, 1854. 1867,
109i; 1O-4O's 1O3i; new IS, 1914; New
49, The amount of bullion gone into
the Bank OF England ON balance to-day
fl21,OO0.
LIVERPOOL, Ang. H. Breadstufis are
quiet.
PARIS, Aug. 17.-Rentes 63f 92lc.
FRANKFORT, Aug 17.-j-20s of 1862,
0SI.
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NEW YORK, Aug. l1.-BusincSs was fair
ly active with domestic commission houses
and a moderately nc.eissd iUbJiug
trade was effected. Cotton go,,is were GEN
orally quiet but prices are mainly ulchang-
ed. Though low grade bleached shirtIngs
were weak at slightly lower pric cotton
tlannel5 were active. Side-band prints are
selling freely. WoOlenS, domestic and
foreign dress goods more active.
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-LnkosE, Aao. -. 5 P. M.-COnsOls
~ moasT pssaa2i' o. N;connt 92Ia02s;
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GIFT ENTERPRISE.

$1,000 Tiekets-6,OCO Cash Gifts.
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The amount of legal tenders re-
quired. on June 20, to be deposited
with the Government against circula-
ton by each class of banks is approx
mately as follows-nearly the whole of
which has since been placed with the
United States Treasurer:
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 17.-FlOur quiet and
steady; Howard Street S4a4.S5; Western
superfine Sj-0Oa5.25. Wheat duh, heavy
and unchanged. Corn quiet and firmer at
ISc. Oats dull at 4Ia49c. Bye steady at
oOaSjc- Provisions unchanged and heavy.
Mess pork dull and nominal; none in tie
market. Observation-Disclosures 9ialOc: clear
rib 13c- Sugar-cured hams 16ia17tc. Lard
quiet at l43al5c. Coffee a shade frmer
and small business. Whisky steady a.
SI.0l; no sales.
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New York GenernI Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-FlOur less active
and prices unchanged; superfine Western
and State S6.jiss5.Ij; extra Ohio s I.5Oa7 30:
st. LJuis SJ.G0ag.zJ. Wheat less active
and lower; receipts $500 bushels; No. 2
Chicago SI.30al.3i. Rye quiet at Coca
Sl.O2. Barley quiet an nominal. Corn a
shade hetter and less doing az SlaSI5c.
Oats neavy and shade lower az 45a5Zc
Coffee dull and nominal. Sugar 5rmer OF
75aSlc. Mess pork lower; new mess
$3.50; middles firm. Lard fi.1ner; prime
steam IA 11-l6c. Whisky lower at Sl.Ol5a
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 17.-FlOur steady; IA
mily $j.2Oa5.:'5. Wheat firm; red Sl.O5a
los; white Sl.l5a1.2O. Corn steady at 50
s67c- Oats 4JafSc. Rye Sac. Mess pork
dulfand nominal at S23. Lard firm; sum
mer l4ts bi kettle 168c. Bulk meats
quiet; shoulders StlS3c; clear rib 112aI2c.
Bacon steady; shoulders 9tc; clear rib 12sa
13c. Whisky steady at orc.
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New Orleans Markets..

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. IT.-GOld lOgs;
sight I premium; sterling $3.50. Flour dull
and depressed; Xxx $3.50; Xxx SjaG. 90;
choice SIa7.jO. Corn firmer; mixed SEA
SIC; yellow Sc. Hay dull; prime So
Bran dull at 94c Ness pork dull held az
S24.50. Dry salt meats-none i'm first
hands; shoulders 93c. Bacon dull at iOIc
for shoulders; clear rib 135c. Sugar-cured
hams dull at 1j!al6c. Lard scarce; tlerces
15Ia16c; beg 1896. Sugar and MOlasses
no sales. Whisky dull; Louisiana S1.OO;
Cincinnati S1.Ol. Coffee quiet; ordinary
to prime 1Sla22kc. Corn meal dull at
$40.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
WANTED.

IAduertiSeaezts under nis Ae0d sSiH Be charged |
TEN CL!sIs per sas for each iHssrfiOn.l
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Clifton.

DEC. Sam. Brown is fairly in
stalled IN his new house Samuel now
has the finest, strictly farm house, 10
this town.
Q. p Atkins is spending his time in
the woods to avoid rheumatism on the
prairie.
S. A Brown is sending his chill
dren to school in district No 3. Reason
james Elliott is tip.top teacher.
Il. Hardy, town treasurer, now
has the tax roll in his hands, and is
receiving taxes at his dwelling house.
Pay up and save the "three per cent.
Dayton Mills are now in excellent
condition, aud our farmers are improv.
ing the opportunity Of getting theiI
feed ground al FIVE cents a bushel.
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Capital Punishm ent.

Upon this subject the Pioneer says:
1.-The idea that capital punishment for
murder in the first degree, after fair
trial by jury, with every opportunity for
defense and pilliation. is more heinous
than the original crime, is too silly 10
be entertained for moment BY sensible
people. though it seems to have effected
Il Judgement in the minds of many who
should be better informed"
Why it is that rational human beings
of the present enlightened age still
cling to that most degrading relic Of
barbarism which legalizes murder in
cold blood, is mystery not easily
solved. There is not redeeming fea.
ture about capital punishment-not one
that its ablest advocates have ever sue.
ceeded in pointing oat. There is moth
ing in it-noihiug about it but cold
blooded revenge. AS was we'll said oy
the writer whose doctrine the PioHser
would Condemn:
IAN believe II is a great crime TO
take the lite Of another. We have no
right to suppose Il lesscned when the
responsibility of the murderer falls up
on the community or state, Il is a fact
that murder is generally the result of
passion. while the state does the same
the with delibera'ion and consultation,
thereby adding to the Nervousness Of
the crime"
True indeed il is that this "ijea has
effected Judgement in the minds Of
many" and strange indeed il is that it
should not have done so in the minds
Of many more. We look with horror
and surprise upon the scaffold, and
we behold nothing more humane--noth
ing more elevating in il than wo DO 10
the execution block where The fatal axe
is raised to sever the head from the
body Of the victim. If there is any
thing reformatory In either-if such
scenes arouse any feelings but those Of
hatred and dire revenge 10 the breasts
Of the beholders,, 10 Gods most holy
name, just tell US what they are.
While 10 Is the unquestioned right OF
society 10 protect itself, il possesses not
The right Of determination Nor lie
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Martel

Dec. 0 The mills Of this place arr
doing quite lively business; and, al
things considered, so are the mer
chants.
"A son OF Hans Bredahl, Of Gil
man. recently broke an arm. Unfor.
tunate.
M. D. Mcintyre, formerly of Riv.
er Falls, has rented Uncle Bonesteels
farm, aud taken up his abode thereon.
While the good. people of River
Falls are bIest with, II may be, good
wheeling, we have, out here, hardly
snow enough for sleighipg, aud hardly
room TO run wagon.
The Changers Of these Eastern
towns, had jolly time Mt Olivot on
the 4th inst. After a business meet.
ing there was picnic supper, aud a
dance which used up the night, at
grange prices.
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Trenton.

DC 4.--The snow has disappeared,
: The ice on the river has become
unsss.
j G. Arnold has COMO to visit
friends ia the east.
Our Singing school is in full blast,
and il is well attended.
Wood is selling very low at pres
ent; but after New Years we look for
a rise.
The Grange supper was pleasant
affair; larger crowd turned out than
was expected.
There was dance at Cowell's HILL
Thursday night, and our young folks
were highly delighted.
Butter aud eggs bring a good price
in this viciui.y, while cattle aud fowls
are selling below the cost Of raising
them.
Alfred b achelor and brother erect.
ed bridge at the levee hard by their
blacksmith shop. 1t projects into the
river till it meets good ice. This will
be great hep to teamsters this winter.
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Oak Grove.

Dec e.-Julius II. Andree of this
town has the reputation of being the
most scientific farmer we have. lie
is now preparing to build new resi-
de0ce.
WIN. Teare is expected to be home
sometime in February. 1t Is not pos
itively known as yet whether the Prince
of Walls will accompany Mr.. Teare
or not. Should he come your worthy
correspondent will notify your readers
Immediately.
There are sixteen or more persons
residents of Oak Grove owning land in
sections three, four. Eve, six. seven aud
eight, in town of Tnmbelle, who pay
their highway tax in money. There
Is not more than FIVE dollars worth OF
work done 10 that district besides the
taxes of those living in the district.
viii the Supervisors of TrimbeIle rise
to explain7
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, four lines or less. SIS
A square will be counted the space of one
Inch.
Local notices IS cents per line for first
Insertion and 10 cents for each subsequent
ir sertion.
All job work must he paid for on &C.
iiv'ry.
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G.; A, L. Roberts, K. s.; o. S Hutch.
inson, P. S.; b. Katzeuburger, T.
Our Brass Band have cards out
for Grand Concert aud Ball Dec 81
I'd. J Dill and j. NJ. Bailey at.
tended Grand Lodge and Grand En-.
equipment |. o. o. F.. at Milwaukee.
-Mason's Thespiaus are highly de-
lighted with their trip to River Falls,
and talk Of nothing but the high enjoy
rne.t they had.
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The Supreme Court overruled the
motion of Nc Dir's counsel for man
damus to compel the State Board OF
Canvassers to reverse their action in
determining the election 10 the eight
district. Hence Judge Cate gets the
certificate of election, with two MAORI
ty. This shows the Importance of two
votes, and the still greater Importance
Of making official returns in proper
form.
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ORGANS 4 PIANOSl

Prof Pratt
Offers for sale a complete assortment of
Organs and Pianos, from the best manu-
factories in the country.
Those in need Of frst-class instruments
cen rely on
PERFECT SATlSFA CTT0N.
Prof Pratt also gives lessons on the
above instruments, and in singing.
store in JoURsAL Block, near the Post
Office
River Falls, Wis, April II. 1874.
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New Centerville.

DEC Sc. w. Roberts is talking
of erecting grlstmi!l on Rnsh River,
about one fourth of mile below the
bridge. This is an enterprise 10 which
all are interested.
--Messrs Roberts & White are egain
numbering on the Eau Gala.
Our people now understand that
River Falls is much better place to
trade than Baldwin.
Bill Miner is now occupying the
old Walters house 1t * being reiitted
for hotel, and Mr.. Miner is to be
mine host
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Prescott.
grange pricl

DEC. 4-Tsams are now crossing
the lake Oh the ice.
Billy Gates does the locals for
the Prescott Clarioa.
Nj. 7. Dill is still alive and paying
the highest price for wheat
Prescott Lodge I. o. o. F. elected
officers for the ensuing term as follOws:
w II. Lsayitt, n. G.; T. p. CrOss, v
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The United States Senatorial i'm
broglio or wrangle, in this state, is grow
ing worse every day. Carpenter is res
ulute, and determined to win at all haz
ards. That is just his style; he cares
not whether the people want him; it is
office that he is grasping for. He is a
scheming, dangerous politician, and if
his election is secured, the wishes of Il e
voters of this state will be thwarted
aud confidence most basely lstrayed.
Who does not know that the state could
ueyer have been carried for Carpenter,
had his election been the open issue in
the late canvass. But still we think
he will be elected Many Janus.facel
political leaders are wheeling into line,
aud few-more honest, may be-are
being whipped into line, so that his
chances seem to be improving every
day.
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