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, 1880-12-07
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND
lRINIIS1.

During tue yeRr tho building for tho Hurcnll
OF Engraving and Printing. authorized by tho
net Of June 70, 1siS. has bcch completed, md
tho Isarcau hns been removed from tho Treasury
Department bulIdlng, without oeenstontnY my
mnicrtn! delay IN its business, and successfully
established In tts now quarters.
The I},renii now h,ls superior facilities for
executing tho work pertaining IL II: alIL, rs 1t
has heen demonstrated that sucl work calt lie
executed tlurrln moro snfeIy n,,n more Gc1nsn-
icnIly, MI things considered. tIun elsewhere the
ueccssnry steps hnve leen tnke,l 10 have ul Tho
work % ei,grlivfn: md Viatc.prlntllN. required
ny the Treasury Department tD lc performed In
tia Itufnnu.
, 1880-12-07

Mr., i. Sal,cr. of At0tllna, No., says:
y,iluu thu hamburg 1rnis very highly, tor
tliuy curu.l nly OF liver tisease, wltl. w'''c, !
littI suffered for seven yenrs. ha.l spcnt. y
nliu,j.t,E cunlt help iii. heartl OF lilo wnl-
tiufful ttuuittrs VI Hamburg nfnps, Useii the
article, .ula ain now tar ilcallhier than ever
was.
, 1880-12-07
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.

The net expenditures on ACCOUNT OF tho Dis.
trtct Of ColuMbfn for the lsscnl year lSss, were
s;s.."11::,:tsl.GJ, Tho revenues deposited III tho
Treasury tnr tlo satssa lrrud wcro Il lAn. .4Go.10.
rrn,r Dee. l. 1870. To June ~, 1881 tho buntlr
Indebtedness 1lus tlcen rctltlGol. by operation Hf
the alnkny fun,1, s.U, tsl:s; md tho annual H.
terest-ehHrso upon tho District debt llas hcon
reduced 81, S:1.G. Since tho Offices Of tho COM
mtsAIoucrs Of tho SInktug-Fun,l nf tho District
osCuMmbIn wcrp abolished. lntl ttic'r tlntics an
m,wcrs transferred to tho Treasurer Ut tho
Uh!tc,l Sintc5 by tho net nf Cnress Of dune II,
ih;S, tho principal If tho tuNtle.l debt has been
rrt|llGc Sils, 71j, and tho AnslA nlCcest. chArGU
hps EH.cn re.lnce,t 81, ,isl+1 IL .....
Unler existing law tue slalsti's- Ut tho
3a5 toan q! thn District must ~ Invested "
AWs. i, lv:l; while district bo,!s bcHrIng higher
r,ts UC Interest," In which Investments tllll tNnra
pr{ttably bu ulnuc frNttre ut tnrllur tlAtts, ft'
time tn tl1nt 1t In Recommended. therefore, tltAs
authority nf law ID given fur lt0 investment hs
lin,t sinGuE-futl III my bunds uf tho Dlstrlct
nF Columbia.
, 1880-12-07
NoA1IATION AND IMPORTATION
OF CATTLE.

rert -. nnet OK Feb. ., lsS0, from this Depart
alye, ~ as speaker Of tho House VI Aepsssent-
u nr.u. mo atieuslon of Congress was cal,od to
ppe,,n1co "sa'esco ef tho lIsuaao known as plouro.
spsua Or 'usg- plukne, in ncat.cattlo, and
espne, ,,su,aslhcndatlons ~, wero mndo Nv to tho
hmsa es .eslaatton gu on tho subiuct,
e,,.,y e,,%sy 10 aaaumc, that this ltscuso f,aa nover
loqn,.i.. tals country west ut tho Allu9humy
es,s.ss ~ and thAt 1t hna not for q loux time
lsa NJ 80 ~ eahada, or In tAls country near tho
es,,Ia tso eaaaa. Tho oxportAtlon Of 1.-Two hornptl
AnptiI. Anm y the United States Ia very largo, and
ceat ~. increasing, the cattle going mostly to
Ayr. 4, IT, For tho eight months enlea
a.. ", 81, which IL nearly doubi" Tho yaiu, M
Dr,S potsatlon for tho sumo period iu ls7O,
Bni.i" ~ Tsaef Of tho prlvy Council Of Great
A,ha ~. ~ american cattlo must bo slaughtered
k,t q ~ so1 arrival within ten tlays. Tho ef-
~: '~a Order is 10 prosent Ito shipment VI
, 1880-12-07
ltY TELEGRAPH.

NEW Y0RK, Dec. G-Govcrments lrn for 6s
n1I Js, and .k lower for Avs and Is.
1lnIlrtal bonds irregular on I'M nctire lnnrket.
Stnte securities moderately uctlvc.
Tho stock market opened weak. md 3i1lA
lower, the latter for Chicago, Burlington i
Quincy aist1 NcAsllnE. and subsequently declined
!sGIH per ec,lt At tho first DonrSl mn ntlvHnc0
Of i41iti per cont was recorded. but specuia-
tlon suon bcc.inc dcpreasoJ. and prices DO
clncd Il fo3 t,cr cent. Heading. tho QranVcr
Ahurs. New jersey Central, Lako Shore, ind
Mnbe {: Ottp led tho downward movement.
During the afternoon tho tnnrkct was unsettled,
bnt III tle late dealings lirpcr tono prevailed.
Athl ut tue close ttcDveFy Of u to : per cent
svaH established, tho tntter iu lkMnsns s Tcsns;
e.. Paul, New Jersey CGntral, NcaIfng. Lnko
Ehort. ai1u Nashville & Chattanooga being aiso
pTynllncnt IN tho lustfhvofaeiIt-
, 1880-12-07
CLAIMS.

Tho necessity Of legislation for tho adludtcn-
ton OF clalms now wlthin tho Jurisdiction Ut
this Department has been called to tho as
attention Of Congress In several former reporls-
1t is deemed unnecessary to repeat III detail tho
se,.spns which Uxist for tho tnAutnlent OF tho
, 1880-12-07
INTERNAL REVENUE.
1NTE.IENIAIl We F+AS UJss
rtora tho yario,ls SOURCES Of tnsation l.ndor
lhe tplernal-l ltcycnno laws tho receipts for tho
r,tat ycar cpdlng Juno ~, 1Ssl wore Us follows:

-ThnI. $l3i tb1G,0l4
rsa sore1n,,,t, ato,rncnt ,tnrs ,,ot include tho
aho ,o'.to.'4s ~, , m.s 49, -. a.. rT.,,ta.1
tax collee'e4 ny tno !se.sHfos u tno o.itcu
s,atrs from National banks, winch Amouhts 10
tt0lt.yTllt,
Tsa .,nn,,rt oe cal,cctfors crhtt,ttcd In Inn
,," Nv ] ,a,,i. ,,,,,,,,t',s S',,,,ssnn. ~ sn1os
foregoing thEle ihell|des commissions on eAlrs
cfttanps, pald In Kind, MS vol MS amounts col
ke,cl IN l5iu, but not deposited Til within tho
Gtt eseot v.sr. Auurnnrout yartottau couse-
,..u. ,r1,oa ,,,t,rncn III, ,r,n,,n4a ~ r,tiao
qaeht'y atsee eot"tt'' tne a..'''"ts ~ so',sc-
covering warrlnts Of tho Treasury.
Tho Increase Of tno reveHio irtm spirits our
l52 the Inst tlteIl yGAr WIS $t,uiI-4. liut thurc
Tss a decrease In tho revenue from tGiiAcCO III
, 1880-12-07

manufacture Of which was mentioned In tho
Inst nnruni report. has been usetl for printing
notes, certificates, checks. md other obligations
sLnco Jannnry Inst, md hns boon foutNl to TIL
swor tho requirements Of the Government in
al respeots. It IL believed that tho speetna
features OF this paper vii! nEnrl !nortascl pro"
rior 1nltty. md consequent l0ng0r llfo %ttll1 il
ctrculutlnli% renders rs adoption II nlunsuro OF
ecgt)Hniy rs vol rs sAfcty.
Ills cstimated TINT tho snynR on account Of
tlly rcttlcl!nh Iii its price below thAt paid for
tho paper heretofore ustt! will ho not less hnti
ej1ttW fnr tho prcscnt fiscal year. If II 1HrEe
supply Of paper shnlld be required for NJ, !sa!,o
or 'bunls during tho ycAr tho snrins WILL bo
cOrrospoldtugly greater,
, 1880-12-07

0'ON14fI TtEtCE 1NlFU NIX TUX 1VTH*
Tho rccnris uf tho lteKiatcr 0f tho Treasury
show TINT tho total tonlagc Of sesscls VI tho
United Stntes, Mt tho Gloss OF tho iIsc,ll year
ended June 10, isB wns OK, ,0ai. Or this unlo,int
ii. $40 tons were comprised Il, 2,,B Vessels reg.
islered for tic f0rcixn tra,o, aittl 147l5..3 tuns
Il, 2e,r't ycssrss onrul!ed md licensed for tho
ccastinR trade md fisheries. 1hero hRs been IL
iho foreign tr,itiu, n,ltl dccrenso Of 81, iii tUs
Ii, seti us werc cg,lXe,i III tho tu.lustlo trade.
Tho vessels built 1nrng tho Inst itseAt yGnr,
tnu tnbl0:
, 1880-12-07

Totnl...., ,.,,.........W .WE E3,lIU
The decrease In tho torl,laYc built during tho
last ltscuI year, us c,,tIipAre1 with that Of the
preceding year, wns Is Ell.
, 1880-12-07
rKor*f0rlsx Acid Phosphate for Abuse
OF AieOIl0Is

John p. Wheeler, II. H., Of Hudson, N.Y., says;
" Aayc given it with present decided bcIIetlt
in n case q lunutrlaon VI tho braln from abuse
VI alcuhQl."
, 1880-12-07
3 Rl5,ER,GN
GT,RA,S4d
''es1 VI HIutCluuHt8u. ...&s%,,+.tt. UH|,'
Excess OF exports ovcrimp0rtsof
merchandise. dlso....,........,......$ 107,'

NxteRhte OF e1porta and imports, 81 ,6D,0u5,tQ4
Compared with tho proyIoua year. there was
anincreasc Of ai.,5 inn III T., tho xnt,o NJ ~
po.ts of 1ucrchandiao snn ~ ,n.sonsn , m ~ so"s
s.eWl IN tho value OF imports. Tho annual
asengc Of the excess OF such imports over ox-
Ports for ton ycars nroyIoua to 1rnn m. Ism VIVA,
lb1i m no ~. ro.u'o oo' .eto. w"o
saos ss"'0-- pat 1or tho last Aso years thero nus
Hsn an excess OF exports over Imports OF
aetchandso amouutlug ia sroQ, ,o5S ,3s7,-sn an
naal average ~ sIRi tn1 M T,,o sDortc ,.,,,,,
Of ,he o1n,,r,s ~ nn,n.I., u uS, sps.9 s"."o Nv.
t,o..s. oAposts OF domestic merchandise H.
,a'cd ,ssa from glg, ,a71 In 1910. to e 1 in
s1-an increase Of $t47 81, ,BB0, or ITO nor cent,
Tho Imports Of mcrchaniliso inorenscd from
tGaNN nv L.. ,e-n -. saae ~. "eu .a',, t'uH'
e.rase n 3H' ise FL @ 70 SM7yN.Ito IL lbsus-an 1n'
TnerS9 u W. S'.,stGs !, y, t..,'ss, or o. p0r cent:
prss mrts Of wheat Wheat-ior, a,d corn. rs com
se,F al a " Ut asn!!ar exports Of the preceding
aths vn}'',, - or w tot cent; or Increase
"a or sS;Io ETY. ot INC exports ot COTTON of $io@..
hs espora pef IT Gentj r., ineroHsa y to y14e Of
tent: nd nv as1s nsovtstons q ~ a or u nGr
, 1880-12-07
MINING NEWS,
NEW YDNK,

Special UlIpafth to 7hs Cht<aoo If1bWas.
NEW fuNE, ucc. Bt-Ih0 mEnBnx stock niarket
was fairly uct{yu tu.tlHy, Clps!ug guotAtlOus,
, 1880-12-07

Tho stcntrlshtp Arizonn sai!ol from Liverpool
Saturday with S.3ul,DOO III Rpeca.
Thu Steamship staInu, froul Europe, brought
SSH Mhi ia French gold.
Money Bpgr ,ltu,it,, 11t per iltetn, closing Dnsy
1T :. per aAuut,. Primo mercautile papcr, 61iD
W.
Sterling exchange, co days, weak ut 47Q; de-
plnnd, 45J!s.
, 1880-12-07
l}0aTON.

lt0sTON.
Special Dtspatth 70 7hs Chicago 1TtbAnt4
Ilnsr,lS. lice. G.-Tho week opens with tho
BHnu lfgltnesA In tho isltry rnark0t that chhr-
uuturixu it Ut, Frl.!ay NiiL Saturday. In faot. It
II II, wLrsG condition than NJ that tftnG, md tho
tletll4ud far cul luaus IL unusually lhegc. with
rAtrs as high Na ltcr cent. Tho 6tock tnHrkot
tt-tlMy was ypry tMtct. with rather u wcaker
toms. Fort se<itt wRs tho featurp, and, on tho
report that Gould. Is working utl another grand
consolidation scntaG which Ia tAku III that rond,
jumped from G',a To- ~, with tho .tattGr 0xne0
ftr,sfy hid. liurtttrl s Eric ~ tell Htr to A6Ai
Now yark & New IsiR Rand u strong ut HIN, nt,d
Marquette lilfnMCrl another 4, to MA.
IL ths JItstern Ass1ctdtsA l'r&sg.
DOsToS, Dec 6.--Stocka clUsca:
tst!:s II a. H.. Ss!sass' vi + :
sacs,!i is.."...,.--.M Eastern ltaI!runt...... :!
iossan. il. \ Eris L.. N t,1ls il. II: aaAih.. Z,
;. Ea.sS5 H. II u 4'ss;:' S!N y:& Nex EHBtnaa ~ 4
i. e. r. ac IT, Il. ,is4 M. e0'anoa.",, ~
H;aG,;a II xS H.sjs" % L S!:ss sSSS
la1XnoN, Dec, o.-Consols. gS 13.16, account,
DY :-lG,
Alnerlcnn sccur!tlos-Now Is. 1oa1;; +As. llaH.
II, ltaA. ..t..
llalr0ad sharcs-I1llnols Ccutn.l, l.sHi Fonn-
sylvllliA Central, Gj; Now York cuntrai, 1851
Eric, 4I}tt sucolIdx. lUl; tteM1ln3. 35E.
Tho Ullium withdrawn FROM tue Hank OF E1-
plAnl on bAl,HcU to-day Is Ri3l y0D, Ut thls
!Eail ,D1O " for America. ,
llr-silvcF IL quoted Ut IL = 10 pence p1t ounce.
VAi4S. u0o. 9.-ltentes, UT abo, :
, 1880-12-07

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
The exports and Imports during tho lust fiscal
Jear havc been rs follows:
Exports Of domestic merchandise. .,6 Ro1, ,153
dpoEts Of lotrigu merchandise 80, l1,GI..,tsh
, 1880-12-07

TIE MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE.
Tho Supervising Surgeon. General Of the Ma-
sna lIospital Service reportA thut n 800 soasuon
wcru Afforded relief during tho fiscal year ended
juno w, lEs) and :tG,tul days relicf In hospital
wero furuIshcA; l3,8y7 patients WerO treuted ut
tho dlapeasAtIes; 795 persons Wera cxuniucl
, 1880-12-07

Isullton receipts huru To-day ftoai tho minsas
1N.ii5. ,a
VNu Superintendent Of tho boston Consou.
, 1880-12-07

. Tutnl............. seAT.ul E,ll9tm *;th.Nt9
Not creas9 ll.17 pur ,..... 437,E}s
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

We spest2last weeklsns Nashville
and Lebanon, and took occasion to in
form ourselves as to the political cut
look. During the week We heard of
large nun bers of men in the two coun-
lies who deserted Wilson and came
out for Wright, and our friends there
are now very hopeful of carrying the
state against Hawkins. 1t is conced~
cd by thinking men that Wilson will
he bad third in the race. and the
only hope 10 beat Hawkins is to vote
for Wright. We were glad to learn
while in Nashville that our old-time
friend, W. N. McCorfle, Esq, candi-
didatc for Senator for the counties of
Davidson and Wilson, is making a
most effective canvass, and it is pre-
djcted that he will lead the legislative
ticket ia Davidson. On account Of
bis universal popularity with those.
who know MIN, we are confident he
will carry Wilson county. We send
our friends there words Of cheer from
West Tennessee. Wright will leave
this division with 8 big majority.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

The republicans now claim that
they will elect Hawkins beyond a
doubt, and they have hopes of electing
enough members of the legislature to
have a majority in that body, thus en-
abling them to gain a United States
Senator. Democrats of Gibson and
Carroll counties, will you contribute to
this end by throwing away your votes,
or by staying away from the polls !?
Rally, every man of you, and vote the
straight ticket clear through. It is
eur oaly salvation.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

Read tho communication headed
Caught in ihe Act."- We have all
along charged the greenbackers with
utilization with the republicans, and
now i; has been proven. DR. Shackel--
ford was bere yesterday making ar
raBgernerts with the.srepublicans for
their support, and they agreed to the
arrangement. Democrats, regardless
of state politics, rally to the support
Of Sirnonton, the simon.pure, unadul>
ternted democrat.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28
Not precisely another grand 1876

Not precisely another grand 1876
centennial, but rather q grand lot of
grand music for a small ten-cent silver
piece. See it. OF course not, unless
you are regular readerof the South
ern Musical Journal, and so are APP
preciative of the dollars worth of
beautiful music which every monthly
number presents and which costs but
ten cents, to say nothing of the dol
lars worth of premium sheet music
which is presented every yearly SUBJ
scriber. 1t is certainly the biggest
musical bonanza of the day and music
lovers generally so regard it. Send
ten cents for specimen October No.
and be convinced. Volume 10 COM
mences with this month and it is a
good time to subscribe. S1.25 yearly
secures it. Address the publishers,
Messrs. Ludden d Bates, Savannah,
Co
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

Democrats, yonr attention is called
TO the fact that the Republicans have
candidates out in this district for Sem
ator and Floater. Their tickets have
been printed and are now being cir
culated. The Senatorial candidate
is E. w. Williams, and the Floate-
rial candidate is w. g. Parker, both
of Carroll. There is danger of their
election, and we urge every democrat
to throw aside his prejudices and rally
to.the standard of bis party 70 man.
Vote for. Rankin and Cole, and help
defeat Maynard for the U. s. Senate.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28
We have not written much in favor

We have not written much in favor
Of the reelection Of the Hon. q. B.
Simonton. because we we're convinced
that his race is practically a walk
over. We have never considered
that he had any opposition in the
district TO amount to anything, The
Wilson meh In this end of the district
are practically solid for him, knowing
him to be one of the most useful
members we have had in congress in
many years. But it is well enough to
examine your ticket carefully and see
that his name is ON it.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28
democrats to carry them.

Carroll county has been under.re;
publican rule for many years, and she
has had fewer free schools during that
time thsu the democratic coiinties. If
the negroes know who their friends
are, they viii vote the democratic
ticket next Tuesday, and thus take a
step toward educating their children.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28
The national democratic committee

The national democratic committee
has discovered letter of Gar6elds in
which he favors Chinese immigration.
This explodes the theory that he is
the friend of the mechanic and Ia
borer, but is the firm friend of the
manufacturing capitalist. He wants
Chinese cheap labor to take the place
of the poor laboring white and black
man. Can any poor man vote for
him after thisl
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

The prospect now is that Hancock
will be elected BY asshandsOme major
iir. We are counting certain on New
York, New Jersey and Connecticut
in the east, California, Oregon and
Nevada, % the Pacific, and Indiana
10 the west. Other northern states
are doubtful, with q chance for. the
democrats TO carry them.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

News from ali parts of the South
indicates that greenbackers arej join
mig in with the republicans to defeat
the Democrats. Is there g democrat
among our readers who can vote for
Shackleford. Morthcross, Burnett, or
aav others Of our enemies after thiss
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

The stauch Old Hickory democracy
Of Carroll county viii rally almost
unanimouslyssfor the full Straight tick
ct. They know what it is to be under
republican rule, and We see no split in
their ranks. Let our friends in Glib
son sad other counties initiate their
heroic example.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

At the recent Methodist confer
ence, at Pulaski, there were 220 del
egates, composed of ministers and lay
members. A vote of the conference
showed but two Wilson men in the
whole body.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

The greenbackers and republicans
here have formed a coalition and are
raising heaven and earth to .gefshe
Wilson men in with them. That is
their game all over the state, and we
cannot see how any democrat viii
ya.te with them.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

The greenback-republican Argus at
Humboldt is out for Wilson, Shack,
lcfcrd. etc, dong all it can for the
defeat of Wright and the election of
Hawkins. The leaders who are OPP
posed to Wright are working in the
interest Of the republicans.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

The Appeal duhs the republican
candidate for congress in the Memphis
district "Colossalliar Moore" and
proves the charge. That paper also
proves that be was q red hot rebel
sympathizer in 1861.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

Judge Wright is making glorious
canvass, and the democrats are flock
ing to his standard by the hundred.
In Middle and East Tennessee they
have come to the conclusion that the
only chance to defeat Hawkins is to
vete for Wright.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

Business men and farmers, don't
forget that the regular democratic
platform and all. the candidates on it,
are opposed to the discrimination In
freights by the railroads. Elect them
and the laws will be amended for your
protection.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

Let every poor man bear in mind
that Wilson is opposed to free schools.
Elect him and his men to the legis>
lature, and your children will grow
up in ignorance.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

Wilson men, will you longer listen
to the soft words Of the radicals, when
they now admit that they have only
been Dragging on Wilson to split our
party, and call you fools for not seeing
If ?
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

News from all parts of West Ten
nessee indicates that Wilson men are
iOcking to the Wright standard. The
men in jackson are betting two to one
that Wilson will be the hindermost
man in the race.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

The republicans are shipping re-
peaters to Florida by the wholesale,
with q view to carrying that
state by fraud, as they did Indiana.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

Democrats, drop Northcross, the re-
publican>repudiator-greenbacker, like
a hot potato. He. will. betray you in
to the hands of the enemy ifyou elect
him.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

Democrats, do you want the heel of
the tyrant Hawkins to be on your
necks again for the next two years. If
so, persist in your support Of Wilson.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

The Chattanooga Commercial says
there is "plenty of room" in the re-
publican party, and invites all to
come. Yes, and there will be much
more room about this time next week.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

NOrthcrosS says he. is no democrat,
and does not propose to act with that
party. Is there one democrat in Glib
son OF Carroll counties who will vote
for him2 We hope not.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

Vote for Cole, the true and tried
democrat, next Tuesday, He will do
more for you than q regiment like
his opponent.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

General Williamson. U. 8. mar,
shall, fell down the court house stairs
in jackson Tuesday night and is seri-
ously injured.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28
MARKET REPORTS.

Cotton.
Low Ordi airy, 6@63
Ordinary, nominal. 7!@S
Good ordinary, S4@94
Low Middling 93@10B
Middliag, 1O@104
Good Middling, l04@103
Middling, Fair 113@123
Groceries and Produce.
Bacon, per ID sides, 129
Hams. 10@11, S. g. Hams IA.
Shoulders, 8
Sugar, A Coffee, 123
Sugar, Brown, 10@l23
Coffee, Good Rio, 20@25
Lard, II
Flour, 4
Meal, per bushel, 80
Butter, 1920
Chickens, per dozen 1.50@2.40
Eggs, 10
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

Bob Cole, the talented, jolly and
popular democratic candidate for Floa-
ter, will carry Henry county by
handsome majority.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

To our readers who have the mis-
fortune to be troubled with Chills and
Fever, we would say make trial of an
Old and tried remedy. HUGHEs' Tonic.
It will be found to be safe, quick and
thorough in giving relief. it is pre-
pared by the well known house of
Mess. r. \. Robinson d Co., Louis
vile, KY, who confidently endorse
its merits. A single bottle viii often
cure the most obstinate cases. 1t is
worth trial.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

If you don't want Horace Maynard
10 represent this State in the U. S.
Senate, support the straight democrat
ic ticket by working and voting FOR it
next Tuesday.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

It is no longer question Of state
policy now, but one Of life and death
struggle with radicalism. Let the old
democratic guard rally to their cOlors.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

The United States circuit and dis
trict courts are in session in jackson,
Judge Hammond presiding.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

A. vote for Burnett is a vote. for the
republicans. Remember that. and
vote for our gallant leader. Col. Coul-
ter
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

Memphis proposes to give Wright
three thousand majority. Hurrah
tor the Bluff City.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

Save money by buying your Dry
Goods at Chambers Cheap Cash
Store.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

Grant is speaking the little piece
prepared for him all over New York
state.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

Hurrsh for Hancock, English,
.Wri hi ana tie whole straight ticket.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

Flour $500 per Dbl, at 7. d. Jack
sun Q.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-28

"RlhCK-DRAueHT" makes chills
and leveT impossible
For saiO by, W. II. Coley. Milan. Tenn.