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COMMERCIAL.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE.
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NASHVILLE, Saturday, December 10, p NJ.

NASHVILLE, Saturday December TO- M
During the past week there have been several DAYS of
wintry weather. though generally fair The river is falling
slowly with about q inches water on the Shoals
COTTONSince last weekly report the transactions
in the Cotton market have been limited neither BUYERS nor
sellers manifesng any great disposition operate Prices
here leave margin for spectators TO make profits by
shipment and planters still looking for better Until
something up render the future certain there
will be but little business in the way of sales done here
We quote Middng Good MiddlDg Cottons at 71fas5c
The receipts this week amount to 1920 bales against $50
Last week Total receipts since Isl Sept AIS bales against
Ila49 e corresponding date last season. and 62lS the
SESSION previous
TOBACCO.-There have been receipts of the new
eup We continue qul taton for the old crop g. 50a
g. 90.
COFFEE Market firm; Rio 19c.
M0IASSES-S at 25a2Sc per gallon for common New
Orleans; Sugar House 35a50-moderate demand.
SALT-Fine sack 80 rs; coarse 81 25aS2 5O Kanswha
Coo per bushe.
CANDLES-GOod talOw candles command 1Sc Sperm
43a45c; Star 25a2sc 2 II.
COTTON YARNS-Per dozen-50O, sc; GOO, Sc; zoo, &c
FEATHERS.-In demand at 4Oa42c for good live geese
GRAIN.-Wheat 60aSOc; Oats 4Oc; Corn Soc
RAGS.-Three cents in request
TALLOW-Rendered 5; not rendered sc.
FISH-Sackere, No l, Sl8a$20 per bbl No ? $l6asl7;
No 3, Sl4aSl5.
GINSENG-In demand at 20a25c p 10.
IRON Tennessee mauufactured-Bar SCI Band Ga615
Hoop 7l5aS}lc Rod 51asc Sheet SEC Boiler Plate
psburg-Boiler, perlb 6a6 &C. American Sheet 55aa6'
Russia poe; Bar bloom sc; do pudd!ed and boiled 41c
SEEDS-Clover S6a$6 80; Timothy 50 25a$3 so; Milett
SOC; Flax Seed, per sc lbs, ST.; Mustard per h., &C.
PROVISI0NS-Baconh hams per h., 7]Sc; Sides rib
bed sc Beet fafc; Pork 4a6c Butter lOal215c Lard
7asc Meal per busa, 85s4oc Eggs l8c Potatoes, Irish
jOca$i Sweet, 4oa-cc.
FRUITS Apples green, per Dbl, SlaSI so, dried, per
bushcl, 65a75c; Peaches do, gOaSl %.
LIVE STOCK-IIogs per loo net S9a*8 50; Beeves do
$3aS5 Sheep per head 81 so Cows and Calves S2oas4O
LEAD-Pg, per loo ID, IS; Bar per h. Gas; Sheet TO-
LEATIIER-Sole, Tennessee 22c; Cincinnati 25c Up
per per dczen $lSa$20 Harness per h. 2oa22 Calfskn
per dozen, s27a8o Bride S27a8o Skrng per h. 2Sa26c
/ GLASS-WindOw, sxl0S3 50asl so; Ioxl2 $4as5; IOx
! Il s5a$5; llxl6 8 50; l2xlS Ssa$S.
GUNNY BAGS-2IE bushels each Ila15C, do 1Gal7c.
| HEMP-Brown, per ton, $I20a$lS0.
NAlLS-lod per keg S5eSj %; all large sizes s.; sd
/ $780, Sd IS 5OaS5 rs; Id Sc.
OILS-Tanners, per Dbl S20aS27: Lard per gallon s5a
s0c; Olive do 81 65as1 rs, Lnseed do 9Oa95c; Refined
| Whale 81 s9ssl 20; Sperm winter do 81 10
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tSg- HENRY'S INVIGORATING CORDTAL:-The
merits of this purely vegetable extract for the removal and
cure Of physical prostitution, genital debility nervous aec-
tops &c &c fully described in another column Of this
paper TO which the reader referred, 81 per bottle bot
lies for S. six bottles for s.; Sl6 per Dozen 0oscrve
the marks of the GENUINH,
Prepared only by 5. Z. COHEN No. 5, Franklin Row,
Vine Street below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa; TO WHOM
ALL ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED, Fer sale by
all respectable Druggists and Merchants throughout the
country,
For sale at the Patent Medicine Depot No L College
street, by J. P DROMG0OIE, Wholesale Agent for the
State and only agent in Nashville
sind sni tri-w.
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A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.

With Lot No. "a on Cedar street next to the Catholic Church
28 feet 'front.' running back Jos feet an aeynow occu
pied by DR.. Thos Wells.
This house Is one OF the best built in Nashville the stone
brick and carpenters work being of the frs order and
the style modern and in good tase-it has nine rooms
most OF them large besides halls Kitchen servants rooms
smoke house. stable and hydran 1t has this year been
Thoroughly drained by ct,a5 rock drain sunk two feet
below the basement floor by VIM. Haslam with rritea
guarantee from him assuring it from being troubled by wa
ter or damphess during his life time 1t has been this year
thoroughly repaired and the first and second stories hand
somey paPered aud painted well all of tine out side
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Asa Tonic Medicine.
RICH AND ELEGANT FURS

A I FRANCESCA WHITMANS-There are few ar
IA ces in which the unpractsed eye is more liable TO be
deceived than in Furs
There may be variation of several dollars in two Mus
YicOrnes and yet nine persons out of may be
bic detect the difference when they view them apart from
each other Francisco Whitmsns Hat Store No 20 Pub
lie Square the Ladies rely upon getting good article
that shall be in all respects what recommended to be-
and reasonable price Our stock is very large and well
assorted consisting of Hudson Bay Sable Canada Sable
Superior Sets of Stone Marten Lynx Fitch Badgers and all
the lower grades of Furs made up the most fashionable
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sH- Rev. Mr.. Potter, Agent Of the American
Peace Society, will deliver lecture Sunday, P. NJ
at o'clock, in the Methodist Church, Church street
on the evils ofwar and the necessity of efforts topre
serve peace among nations The public are respect
fully invited to attend.
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MARRIED-Qn the sth inst, at the residence of
s. NJ Allen, in this city, by the Rev. Dr. Goodet,
DR.. DANIEL A. PARKER Of Henry county, Tenn, TO
Mrs SUSAN HENDERSON, of the city of Nashville
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LAND SALE.

D1 VIRTUE of the Decree of the County CoHrf of
II Sumner, shall on SATURDAY the 3lst day Of De-
cember 1885, upon the premises sell very rich and vaua-
bic TRACT OF LAND lying in the county Of Sumner
containing THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
There is about $50 of open Land the balance well
hmbered and well watered, FILLING Spring; well
calculated for STOCK FARM-the soil is very rich and
lies WELL being part of the Goose Greek Bottoms four
miles north of HsrtsEile and fifteen miles Of Gaatin
TERNs-SlO00 cash. the balance in equal annual pay
ment bond and two good securities required for pur
chase money, and lien retained, JESSE TUCKER
deell-td. Commissioner
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NASHVILLE, Dec. o. 1883.


70 the Presidents Secretary and Jazogefs or ne
Protestant Orphan Asy7,7a, Of Nas6riEs
The Propreto Of the Panorama Mirror Of the Garden OF
Eden and the Delsge nov exhibition al Odd relcvs'
HAIL. feeling deep sympathy for the poor and unorunae
Orphans, whose dependence is upon the pntaIOpic e
forts of yourselves and others who viii feel an interest
them in their helpless condition, do ehecriuv tender
them. through you the prOcse osn ebbou o the above
named Panorama at Odd Fellows HAL.
Should this with your approval win allow VOC TO-
any day in the early part ohe coming week that will
best suit your convenience.
would further suggest should it with your appro.
val that the Orphans be invited and he present
We EVANS.
Manager Of the Panorama of the Garden Of Eden and lie
Deluge.
NASHVILLE, Dee @ is5sN
To Mr. W e Evans Manager Of Panorama Of the Garden
Of Eden and Delugc: Sr-Ths undersigned behalf Of
the Managers Of the Protestant Orphan Asylum herewith
tender their sincere thanks YOU for your kind offer
to give Benefit Tor the aid of their institution
At your request they have selected the Suitable
day, Tuesday the 10th inst Hoping ven may meet with
much success and the smiles ola kind Providence in all
your benevolent efforts remain.
Yours, truly,
MEs J. SHELBY, Pres
MEs H. g. sCOyEI, sec'y.
Nashville Protestant Orphan Asylum.
PS-we shall also take pleasure in having heorphans
present on the occasion.
9 B- Our advertising friends viii have TO bear
with us this morning. The Presidents message
comes only once year and we are commanded 10
respect the powers that be-"
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INvIGORATING CORDIAL,

ENR1S NEGOTIATING CORDIA l.,
IL PURELY VEGETABLE IN ITS COMPOSITION
This invaluable Cordial extracted Herbs and Roots
which have been found after years experience
diseases for which it is and hence
whilst presented to the public efcaeous remedy
1t is also knownto be ofthst character which reliance
be placed to its safety In Of mpotency, He
mortgages Dsordered Sertily, Menstuaon or Suppress
sion ofthe Aenses, Flour Albus or W hites, Orfor
Debility
arising any cause weakness from sickness
where the patient has been confined bed time
Cordial be exceed in its ssutay effects loss of
Muscular Energy Irritabity Physical Pros Semi
shness Decay ofthe Provocative Functions Nervousness
&c, where Medicine required 1t viii be found
equal, if not superior TO any Compound ever used
To Females.
Henry's Invigorating Cordial, Of the valuable
Medicines in the many Complaints which Females are
subject 1t assists nature to brace the whole SYSTEM check
aud creates renewed health and happiness. Less
suffering disease and unhappines among Ladies would
Ladies' debilGated by those distractions which
males liable to- restored by the of bottle OrtwO
TO bloom and 10 vigor.
Young Men:
That solitary practice, fatal the existence of and
the young who most apt become its victims, from
ignorance of the danger to which they subject themselves
causes
Nervous Debility,
Weakness OF the System, and Premature Decay Many of
Of disease To those them who have brought
themselves Premature lmpolency, Involuntary Seminal
Emissions Weakness and shryellng the Genital Organs,
Nervous Affection other Of unrestran
indulgence OF the passions occasoning the
cessty OF renouncing the fecites of
Marriage,
lessening both mental and bodily capacity Hold Henrys
Invigorang Cordial Medicine that is purely Vegetable,
will aid nature to restore those important functions
healthy will prove ofseryice you. Ii possesses
virtues is general remover Of disease and strength
ener OF the system.
As Tonic Medicine,
unsurpassed. We do place this Cordial footing
with quack medicines and customary, append long
list Reeomm endaons Certificates &c, beginning with
Hesr what the Preacher says' and such like tbs
essary, for "Henry's Invgorating Cordial only needs
trial to prove that will accomplish all we say.
The Genuine 'SHenry's InvigOrating Cordial"
put upin PANEL Bottles, easily recognized by
the Manufacturers signature the label of each Bottle
which is fOrgery well as the blownin
the glass.
Sold for 50 per Bottle; for So SIG per Dozen
Prepared only by s Z. COHEN, No. Franklin Row, Vine
street, below Eighth Philadelphia, Pa, 20 whom all OR
be addressed For sale by all respectable Drug
gsts and Merchants throughout the country.
For sale the Patent Medicine Depot No. u College St.
by Dromgooe, wholesale Agent for the State and only
agent in Nashville.
dacII- FIN az
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County COUrt-NOvemberT Term, $50.
George D. Hamlet, Admir-, and others, J

Squire johnson, and others.
IT APPEARING 10 the satisfaction of the Court in this
case that two of the defendants wit Squire johnson
and his wife Martha Johnson nonresdents Of the State
being citizens of the State of Missouri and that the usual
process ofhs Court could not be served upon Them was
ordered that publication De made in some newspaper for
thirty days. requiring said defendants to appear the De-
cember Term Of this Court and plead to the petition other
the will be taken for confessed as to Them and
set for hearing, ec pIrte. +. r. CHEATHAM
NOv9-w&tw till dec Clerk.
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~ The Rev. Mr. Reed of Ala. will preach in the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church at the usual hour
this morning, and also at night.
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VALUABLE LAND AND NEGROES FOR


Dl virtue of decree of the County Court of Davidson
ID County, rendered al its December term 1853 in the
case OF Thomas Warmth ct al vs. John Warmth ct al
WILL on the 2Sth day of December 1885, the late resi-
dence OF Thomas Warmth, deceased in Civil District No
sell to the highest bidder los oLand parcels to
suit purchasers ..t
Also-The following Slaves to wit: Abner Mary, Mar
ths Albert Priscilla Louisa and Maria
Said Land lies within q Of mile of Antioch Depot is
well watered and tmbered and well suited for farming
purposes; has omit comfortable Dwelling House and ali
necessary outhouses and many beautiful building sites
TERHs-The Negroes will be sold on a credit of twelve
months the Land on credit Of one and two years Pur-
hasers win be required to give bond with approved secu
curiy, and lien will be retained the Land until the pur
chase money is paid dec7 +. L. CHEATHAM, Clerk
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DAY BOOKS, Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Record
Books all sizes and qualities Steamboat Books eonpss
sets Memorandum Books, 50 kinds; FoOscap, Letter AID
Note Paper and Envelopes, Ink Gold and Steel Pens.
Sand Botting Paper Check Books Note Books Bills Of
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Dr. Morse,s Inyigoratiug Cordial.

The only sure Remedy, discoyered for Gene
al Debility Physical Pr str ion, Iritabty, and all the va
Afecons it will ss3 remove Deprbs
ioa Excitement Dislike Society, lncapacy for Study or
Business Loss OF Memory, Mental Debility &ep &e' see
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n A S III V [ l. l. E:
SUNDAY MORNING, DEC. II, 1858.

Ir The Rev Mr.. Ferguson will preach in the
Christian Church at the usual hour this morning.
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST STYLE
OF GENTLEMENs
READY.MADE CLOTHING!
"CLEAR THE TRACK,

- - .s.l.
TINE subscriber has ji opened az his old stand No So
Market street. Dext door to 7. ". W. II. Evans the
largest and most elegant stock of READY MADE CLOTH
ING and Gentlemens Furnishing Goods he had the
pleasure of exhibiting 10 his fTisnds and customers which
he Offering at wholesale and retail such terms WILL
be confidently believes give entire satisfaction.
His stock consists Of Froc and Dress Coats Of every
rety ofsyle and pattern; do do. Pants and Vests Over
coats Box Coats &c. &C. Hats and Caps large assort-
ment Carpet Bags Trunks Shirts Collars Stocks Cravs
Umbrellas &c large assortment of Gloves, Hosiery and
Pocket Hdkf &C. all Of which new and purchased OF
ket.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
him. he invites examination utO his present siock ana
prices he is determined to spare no pans 20 please MS
''''N0 NJ SULZBACKER, Agent,
n Marx
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pictorial HISTORY OF ALL NATIONS,

ENT Timely S. G. Goodrich
Cost 81, 000-l209 Pages-Maps-70o Engravincs-A
library OF itself, and sold by Subscription only
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Derby Mter, sols Publishers Auburn, n Y
The great object of this work to present Universal
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1t Is complete historic cycosea in volume available
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analysis, abundant but Mr. Goodrich has been the
first to give clear comprehensive view of all nations
and people since the creaon-each presented separately
vet blended into continuous narraiye-B0sn Uay Bee
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SENATE Bills on rHIRp RrApINe

To compensate McDonough ]. Bunch for services
rendered Clerk in 1916, passed. bill for Medical
Reform in this State. discussed, amended and laid
on the table; TO incorporate the town of Marlbo-
rough, in the county of Carroll passed. to amend
he charter of the Tennessee Marine and Fire Insu-
rance Company, passed; to incorporate the Jasper
Mining and Manufacturing Company, passed; to
distribute equally certain school funds, passed; for
the relief of Edmond Gibbons laid on the table, to
incorporate the Tennessee Smelling Company, pas
sed; to incorporate the Galloway Mining Company,
passed; 10 charter the Franklin Manufacturing Com
pany, in the county of Williamson, passed, after
being amended by Incorporating the Hope Factory
the county Of Lawrence.
Mr.. Moons introduced bill to repeal the I'd and
4th sections of the act of 1921, Oh. 66.
Mr. DAVIS entered motion to reconsider the
vote rejecting the bill to restore w. c. Simpson to
citizenship.
Mr. MoORE entered motion 10 reconsider the
vote passing the bill for the benefit Of the Ternes-
see Central Railroad
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FOUR LOTS IN SOUTH NASHVILLE

Two fronting Cherry street so feet EACH running back
l3Shfeet to 10 foot alley. known Lots No and g. ard
the next but two to the brick store belonging Isaac PAUL.
and Two fronting College street extended" so feet each
running back 1857 feet to 10 foot alley known as lots
and next to Mr.. Meaehan's residence
Notes with approved security, payable in Bank will be
required and lien retained until the payment of the Dur
chase money Tdecl0-2wl A. ID. BERRY
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DAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRI- Ak
II Der, Willy, a light cOlored boy, about thirty IA
five years of age he is about five feet eleven inches a
high thin visage, sallow, grum look. ~
will give $25 reward secured in any jail is this State,
or fifty in any out Of the State.
noYlS-lmYN ". Z, GOODRICH
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SALE OF LAND ANDAN NEGRO

virtue of adecree o. the County Court of Davidson
County rendered at the December term, 1855, in the
case of ThOs J. Adams and Others Mary Adams and
Others will offer for sale the premises, Thursday
the 29h of December 1853 tract of land containing about
25 acres less situated in Davidson County, the
MurfreesborO pike about 10 miles from Nashville
At the time and place will also offer for sale
negro woman aged about 90 years
Said property will be sold upon credit of and years.
notes with good security required and lien retained upon
the Land until the purchase money is paid
f. R. CHEATHAM Clerk
dsc7-tri.w. W. & d.-until sale.
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORKS,
SAMUEL HASI AN PROPRIETOR

"a
WALNUT GROVE, JEFFERSON ST, NASHVILLE, Tenn.
TINE subscriber takes this method Of returning his most
sincere thanks TO his friends and the public generally
for the patronage be has already received and would say
to them that he able TO furnish all kinds Oh cut Stone
fencing. Gaping, slls, steps DC, &c.
FIagging.-Sawed, bush hammered and self faced.
PRICEs-Sawed three inches thick g per square yard
Bush hammer five 90 =
Selffaced, two q "
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
Idec9-ly