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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-11

BREAJsTUFFsThe stock Of Flour in the market is very
light and the receipts barely sufficient supply the home
demand We quote City supe6ne at $59550 and Extra at
s5097 per barrel the outside figures being the retail prices
Country firm S27593 for superfne, and s95355 for
extra in sac.;s Of 100 pounds
We note tine Iaake and en- active demand for Wheas The
receipts continue very light mers report that they ind
it difficult present get enough Wheat keep Their
mills in operation. We quote fair to prime Red at slI1O per
bushel. aud fair to prime White at sLIO9L25
There is active demand for Corn and buyers readily pay
eO7oo per bushe according quality, ard furnish sacks
The Louisville Courier of this morning says: Flour is
quiet with sales at s5z5 to Sc for supelhne while extra family
brands command So IS $3.50 There is Wheat oaeng
and quote nominal at 20 to IS prime red and white
at 7Oc''
AT Baltimore yesterday Fleur advanced Iae bbl with an
activedem
At Cincinnati re 9th the Flour market reported very
dull, and holders rather anxious see extra at $40
Wheat aru with good demand at sIe5aas for prime
white, and $4,000 % prime red Corn advanced to IS
csc with good demand
PR0YIsIoNs-New Bacon beginning to arrive pretty freely
and ands ready sale 9h997c for Hog round We quote
Shoulders at eas1ic Hams loIes and Clear Sides 1O1lo
from From store, packed, 95c advance these
hard in consider request at lOsOo for prime in good
shipping packages.
The Louisville Coisr ofthis morning says The Provision
sustained Mess Pork at sI662 and
Sill The transactions Bacon are moderate
g. Ok lie Shoulders RIB Sides and Clear
Sides Lard firm at &c for b5ls and lOl for tisrce
At Cincinnati yesterday Hogs was du and
prices Ol5o lower than Saturday Sales made at
36965O. Lard was dull at % 997sc for bbi.
The following is report Of hogs slaughtered at different
points this year and last reported BY tbs Louisville CONNER
cial Re1ieaC:
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New YoBK, Jan. 9-Thc steamship Atlantic ar
rived to-day. She left Aspluwall AZ 1880 on the
I'd. She brings 200 passengers and nearly Sl,SOO
600 in specie
The news is nearly all anticipated. The first
Legislature OF Nevada Territory met On the 10th
at Geneva. and took measures for procuring an
Immediate recognition of the Territory by Con-
gress.
Three sehoouers had arrived from Japan during
the week bringing full eargoes Of rich japanese
ware. The advices they bring are TO the 18th Of
Nov, and are important
The difficulty respecting the currency continued.
Lacquered goods scarce and advanced 200 per
cent.
The Government was throwing obstacles IN the
way of trade, and had issued orders that no mer-
chant should sell 10 piculs per day any art
clcs.
The Powhattan was TO sail from Kanawha on the
22d of February, taking the japanese embassy, Is
officials, and subordinates.
The embassy would proceed to Panama via the
Sandwich Islands At tie Isthmus they would take
passage in frigate and proceed to Washington
direct
There was a rumor at Hakodada that the English
Consul had ordered the English citizens to 60 armed
in consequence Of threats made against them by the
Japanese.
Parties of Americans from the Powhattan had
visited Yeddo. There was a large fire in that city
on the llth of November.
The San Francisco papers are urging the pro
Ject OF line OF steamers between that city and
Japan.
San Francisco markets quiet and unchanged.
Anthracite coal sold at S26 by quantities from
yards.
The overland mail of the 2sth of November reach
ed San Francisco on the 18th ult
The stores of Alexander & Co, Sacramento street.
and N. Williamson, Dupont street, were burnt out
on the night Of the 18th Williamson is under arrest
on suspicion of firing his premises
The American settlers at San Juan had held a
meeting and adopted resolutions approving the
course Of General Harvey, and expressing the
opinion that the Island was American soil and ought
to be preserved to the United States.
Advices from the Istbmus unimportant The
frigate Saranac sailed Dec. 22d for Realiio. The
Lancaster and Levant remained. Advices from Val
parasO are to the LIST and Calao to the 18th of De-
cember. News unimportant. Advices from Car
thagena state that the Liberals had taken Barrasge
villa. The Constituent Assembly had met and
nued all the 50 called unconstitutional laws Of the
Federal Congress
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H. WISE,
. Card.

X A. r THOMSON, having become partner in the house
& Of Cochran Co New York, late Samuel Cochran &
Col has removed TO that city.
The Retail Dry Goods business will be carried heretofore
at 50 College street under The style OF Thompson Co.
-tlIa /. l-in--l2N.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES.

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville az l01 a. NJ; and at 5, p. m
Arrive at i23 a. IN. and 3 p. M
fBo.h trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis,
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night
fThe night train from Nashville connect at Chat
tano0ga with the trains 0nthe East Tennessee
and Georgia road.
Roth trains connect at ChattIHooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road.
10th trains connect at Wartrace with trains
on the Shelbyville branch.
TThe day train from Nashville connects at Tul-
lah0ma with the train on the MeAinnville and
Manchester road.
1.-THE day train from Nashville connects at
Decherd with trains the Winchester and
Alabama road for Salem and Fayetteyillel
TENNESSEE AID ALABAMA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at 8 a. IN, and 2:55 p. m.
Arrive at 81, a. m, and 6.2o, Pm
LOUISVILLE AND NAsHvu1E RAuROAD.
Leave Nashville st 7:48 a. NJ, and 2:3S p. m. [fhe
morning train carries the mail
Arrive at 1897, a. H., ana 5.55, p H.. The evening
train brings the mail
EDGEFHID AND KENTUCKY RAnE0AD;
Leave Nashville at 2, p. M
Arrive at 10. a. m
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Monetary.
rbe L.ulsrllls DenoeLat Of tbi, nornipr IN.

The Louisville Democrat Of this morning says:
Since cur weekly review the money market I'D been deci
dsdy active and improving The sngency h. abatsd,
the heavy bills Of the 4h having been generally promptly
The banks have made their semi annual statements and
hbit quite satisfactory Dividends declared the
banks mostly at cent for the half year showing that the
sentative Of the banks necessary their SUCCESS
produce OF freely for the consuming markets the
easnes in will become and apparent
change has remained firm the East Z premium and on
New Orleans. day last week, $40 0OO worth sold
owing to the close Of navigation large OF pro-
duce icing stopped in anu. and preventing the shipment
crops down. the produce Of which needed 70 draw upon
Cincinnati the demand or money exceeds supply and
exchange was scarce and rates tend apTard.
NV YORK, 9The advices by the Arabia are to the effect
that 2OsS shares Of the Illinois road had paid full
chiefly by turning the ceenres and eeand bonds Of the
coo Of the debenures and s4520O0 IRELAND
bon!s-hsse with the fr6eard bonds cancelled land de
paFtme7t amounting TO 1872 COO have discharged S64 600 Of The
freeland debt.
SaterWas London circular says increase Of the November
traffic the Illinois Central (s94U3 satisfactory The
price tie kept down By the low quotations
England ard by shares back for sale amounting during
year 1907 which have all been considerable
numter have taken buyers from Montreal
money active discount
change. the demand be seq for first class paper.
Call oans the other hand, rather easier but exceptional
transactions only took place below per cent.
LONDON, Zee. 24The fluctuations in the funds have
slight The market quiet owing to the holidays. CcEsos
demand discount continues active, and the Bank England
the applications above the average Barring reports fair
demand at "a cent first class secues they quote bar
silver at IS 2L.
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Arrival Os the QUAKER City.
q NEW YORK Jan. l0.-The Steamer Quaker CITY
has arrived with Havana dates Of the 9TH News
gnimpoFtant
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Deficit

GROCERIEsThe stocks Of Grosert ample meet the
demand and is being constantly enlarged THERE'S
Of business doing within the Of the following quotations.
SUGAR-Far ssSk and Prime to Choice 9G9Jfc 2 in hogs
heads, and c advance these quotations tarre5 New
York Coffee Sugars IO9 Crushed and Powdered I2c
Loaf IA 1zS9l9c
MoLAssEs STguP oiasse il barrels 354sc gal; half
barrels Soc Sugar House 4345C Golden Syrup barrels
75ci half barrels e5c, and kegs (ten gals 81
CoFFEE-Rio i2gl3c. Lagayra l29l3c Java 1890 b
TEAImpersl 5OsgSli GunpoWder j095e; Young Tyson 40
GEO. Black 6J9s So
sALT-We quote Coarse sa at SL5}, AMI Fine sl6O9
10, and Barrel at c bass The On the market
ample to meet the demand.
COTTON YARNS-Ths following the agents quotations
for Cotton Yarns 200 and sCo O. doz CO., oc 500 IIe
100, PC.
wH-sKY.-Rectifad is held at 25sg7o gallon, and
county at 5o@)75c, according to quality.
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New YORK. Jan. g-Lawrence FeneycE, a sea-
faring man. voluntarily delivered himself into Gus
tody for the murder Of James Quinn, on board a ship
on North river on the 2Gth Of November last. A
man named Downing is now in the Toombs awaiting
his trial for the same ofense having been accused
Of it by Quinn before his death.
On Saturday morning the percussion cap factory,
on Carroll street, near First, owned by DR.. Isaac
Goldworth- exploded killing instantly young man
named lllen Brock, the only person on the prem
ises at time.
The bass says that Rev. D. McLint0ck Of this
city, lbs been invited to take charge Of the Amer
lean Chapel in Paris, and that he has indicated
his acceptance Of the invitation. As our read
ers are aware, Er Seeley the officiating clergyman
there returned to this country several weeks since.
The Washington correspondent OF the Tribune says
conference was held yesterday Of the delegates Of
the South Americans, nt-LecOmptOnites and Demo-
cr55s at which it agreed to vote down Mr..
Hickman's plurality proposition the belief that
it would exclude Sherman. No agreement was
reached on the Speaker or other officers but the
opinions expressed made apparent perfect fusion
of the three elements on Mr.. Hamilton was not
practicable. The conference was composed of
Messrs. Winslow and McRea Democrats Hill aud
Mallory, South Americans, and Clark and Riggs,
anti-LecomptJnites.
Mr.. VIM E. Burton the distinguished comedian,
who has for some time been i'll Of disease Of the
heart was low yesterday THAI some of his friends
feared he might not live throughout last night.
Very slight hopes it is said are now entertained Of
his ultimate recovery.
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=
rs stfr os EAssvn1E
Y7hss shall ua.- thee, dearest. ay3
what shall my liri BE-, ans m4rrg day
Shall wca7s garland % faleieszs aoFerss
Toabad thisr biosu Ger ttesiverg hours
And crown the year before itciasss,
VITA = wreath o. memoEy'l balmy roses
Shall summon spirit Of Joy 70 cone,
With her voice OF love from her sunny home,
To sing 70 Thy heart ill her Owl sweet words
Shall be echoed back in musical chords
Ard Il, care 20 thy lip, St. shadow begaiies,
With asr lovely ioreones shall win thee 70 smiles
Or forever fuprison thes-in loves rosy boxer
ia tssl thee a r1irtesnn had but ilie power
yVb.oe sd auza At the clouds, that darker LIES SKY
rrt,,,. them 7iih sunhsams, as they ioaied b.:
an5. q from thy brow sorroEs' tears should fsIls
.5isrt r4ut.saris should haIloWthem all
what shah I bring gheel
st.u I hiring thee pearls diamond bright
Al esrth-star, dazzling with its ftful iight7
kndasw We gaze on each gIttsiing ray
OF tie brilliant gem Esst fondly pray,
Thus may the star o. our own fate beam,
In every change rainbow gleaml
But what shan my gift be, dearest tell
cannot sro0 thee, with fairy spell
The flowers, I would tFins, fade while sing
Joy has taken rols Leaf FOR her Hingi-
Then tell me, my dearest ledat I shall bring
I cannot PLUCK one beam from the sun,
And Jewels, alaal have but enc
It is not rich, but, the diamond is-rue--
And glowing, like ruby, with loves own hue
And this little gem, my gift lhall bel
Say, pretty scamp, is it welcome to thee B.--~
aRGs, Tunn., Christmas morning.
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CHERoKEE REslEDY.
NauseOus Drugs and Poisonous
Minerals.

WE ask the afflicted OF either which do you prefer
pleasant and delicious syrup, compounded from Natures
eWn enelesone which win speedily and permanently cure
you the compounds heretofore use with all their nau-
seouzand deitating elect ogerr with the loatome diseases
many times following the Of Mineral Poisons
The Cherokee Remedy IS Natures Specific for GOuor
rhea Ge, Gravel Structure Fuor Aus whites IN Femaes
and an diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these diseases BY
natural laws, after all other preparations have fed and sone
CT Heavens best erces to Offending msn Instances c9ad be
produced o. its Effects. which World stagger ereulity
Tie preparations heretofore usd have failed; hut
this instance been known fail. panry for
mankind the Governor Of Le0rd is Father who ac, not
to Kill, but to cure.
In mercy has appoint Medicine for dread DISEASES
which when taken, quickly f tn all parts 81 the SYSTEM attacks
the disease every post and with fidelity and courage uuly
admirable, givs il uudit has completely expelled IL
from the body aud the unfortunate patient TO former
health and vignr.
Hemey strikes az the very root Of the da Its ten
dncy is not simply to suspend the poison but 70 the
cause which It depends
u = And Whist ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire a5
snce Of ali TASTE SIs il lay in the cuLnt
ing without being suspected
"Rene1y' FOR secret DISEASES
1T treatise Veueral diseases with fG directions for their
permanent accompany each bottle.
IT Sold BY all respectable Druggists and dealers ia me
zines. POTTER MEkWlhi Sole tropristors,
St. Louis, No.
Sold IN Nashville at wholesale BY Berry Demove and Nv
ing & Psndeon retail by Hendershot, ana all Drug
gists eVerywhers. decf-itW & ly-insde
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LOUISVILLE Jan 10, 10 o'clock. p Mo ballot
for Speaker is yet received from Washington The
senate proceedings yesterday and to-day were un-
important.
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Funeral ceremony.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9-Imposing funeral ceremo-
MES in honor of the late Bishop Neumann took place
at the ST. Johns Church this morning. High Mass
was performed while the body laid in state in the
funeral car which,had been conveyed to church BY
procession of the Catholic societies and 4 large
concurse Of citizens
The church was draped in mourning The inter
ment takes place to-day.
Seventy-three Of the clergy were present lnclud-
ing Bishops Kendrick Of Baltimore, Laughlin, Of
Brooklin McGill Of Richmond, and Assistant Bishop
Wood, of Philadelphia.
The concoursc was immense, filing the avenue to
the church
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Foreign Commercial.


Per Ltantic.l LIVERPOOL Dec. "a.
CottonThe Brokers' Circular says America
Of large receipts OF the ports the tendency
consequence increase the estimates Of the crop, caused the
downward The wind having changed considerable
import received while very large supplies
The trade have therefore been only limited buyers, and
holders the market freely that for the week the quotations
{3I6d lower the greater decline icing crop
the foot 4i00g bales including 900 on
speculation 4GU0 export The Friday was
quet with sales about $500 bales Thee quotations
follows: Fair Orleans 4, mddng Orleans 6 fair Mobile
~, mijdling Mobile 63 uplands -, middling upands
ZIG. Stock hand mated at 40 lO1 bales, including
206 $50 bales American Private circulars quote the decline
At MANCHESTER trade dull and manufacturers out
Of orders Buyers could operate decline articles There
is however pressure at present.
Observation-Disclosures Spence & Co. report quiet
unsteady Flour unchanged quotations 22s2dG23s Wheat
quiet consumption but in request hold prizes
firm at 6d G9s ID for red, aud 6d ll6i for white. India
corn slightly easier, 3lsG32s Tor $50.
ProvisionsA further decline been submittsd and sales
reach LOO tierces. Por-od continues small par
Ct has arrived hut has not been sold Bseon-sma lots
mddles have sold retail 1885, For Cumber
tand cut there sales Lard dull retail sales 5j56s.
NEw YORK, Jan 10Forr dull IS 9O9g5 25 Oats steady,
454946H Ness Pork SIS 37ll. Lard in bbIs. GlGIOs
CnorsxA41, Jan. IOFlour dull, IS 3g9s5 40 Whisky
s92l. Mess Pork SIG SO. Sugar declined - Moasses &c.
Corn 55g256.
NV YORK, Jan. IO.EveHing-Cotton unchanged. Sales
900 bales Middng Uplands Ia Buyers demand reduc
tion which holders refuse.
NE ORLEANS, Jan. 10 Cotton sales day 900 bales
Middlng 90 sales of three days 1900 bales receipts
Of three days bales against COZ during
responding year. Receipts this port
year, 900 bales. At all Southern pors 3 600 bales
Freights to Liverpool unchanged.
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Land for sale.

WILL sell the premises upon which reside, situated
upon the Nashville and M1resbro' Turnpike, and also
upon the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad. about - miles
from Nashville, and mile from Lavcrgne.
will sell either the entire tract consisting Of 40
only portion 81 the consisting Of about go The
premises have and commod0us Dwelling, together with all
necessary OutHOuseS lie Immediately between the Turnpike
and Railroad fronting each, neghborhood OF
ceen schools, Churches and society The land vel waered
and Of the bottom land Of Hurricane Greek. There IS about
500 sores Of cleared land upon the tract
The above LAID will suit gentlemen who doing business ir
Nashville ard also for farming purposes generally, cannot be
eXceiled by any land in Tennessee
will II uponthe following termsone third in cash when
p7se0n is given (Which will lie given at any me) the bal
upon and years without Interest, other
that will the purchase Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
address the undersigned az Layene. Tenn. he
upon the premises By making inquiry Of Edward H. East
Esq, Of Nashville FELIX &. ROSS
jan7-tii febI
Eaa nnh Au.cieln vii clnH ulLl Isl Eehruarv-Pltral.
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CORRESPONDENCE

NAsHvnIE, Tenn. Dec. l3 1883.
Col NM. n. BnBo-Dear Sir The undersigned
Democratic Representatives Of the Tennesse Legis-
lature, earnestly request Of You that at such time
as you may designate before the close of the pres
ent session. you win deliver address upon all the
questions involved in the present agitation with
which our beloved country is afflicted.
Hoping you will accept our invitation to address
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No. General D eBiItty.---yve

~ General D e BiIity.---Vge
GSAsS would advise all who may be afflicted with Gen
eral Debty to try McLeans strengthening Cordial. It ce
tanIy valuable remedy; many friends hive tried IT. and
they recommend very highyas Tonic and Alternative It Is
very pleasant to AXE.
Every country merchant in laying in bis supplies houid be
sure to lake some Of this Cordial. It sells rapidly beyond the
sanguine expectations OF the proprietor One cay last
week he sod every had hand Now with increased
facilities he is able supply ell demands Use he advertise
ment IN another column;
,-1ET frv-Tr,
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TTyHE firm Of MoWH1RTER. MILLER CO., having moved
u Clarksrie. P McVH VIII remain at the cid
stand 81 North Market Street, until she 18th o. February
for purpose settling the old business Of tae hrm o. DC
WHRrR Bros. and New IuETEE MIEER Co All notes and
accounts paid by viii be left IN the hands OF o
cerfor collection. isn5-td
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MuLoY's STATION, Jan. 9.-The overland maIl,
with dates to the 9th ult, reached here to-day.
The Executive Committee appointed by the Rail
road Convention met at san Francisco and took pre-
limlnary action for the organization Of a company
to build a road to Stockton.
Col. Fremont has come INTO possession Of all the
mineral lands withheld from him.
Prospecting still continued at the Washoe mines,
Notwithstanding the cold weather.
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AIS, by ". W. BERRY & DENovIIIE, Il EWIN, PENDLE
TON {. CO aug24

R,<@ CaufiOne--The article of
49, Whiskey we'll known as "Daly'S Arc
matte Valley whskev has esahsd regulations universal
as renders it difficult or;he manufacturer to keep pace with the
demand the result OF persverng energy in its intro
duetion sustained by determination adopted at the outset and
never Tor an Instant departed from, that original purity and
unrivaied excellence should continue to tire end.
The common fate attendant upon ali such successful efo
has ovrtasn the manufacturer. initiated BY INSCRIPTIONS
inpostors AID inferior and spurious article pad OF upon
the community the great detmen Of the public well as
injury to the manufacturer both in e0lunt and we'll earned
repu Every effort made TO guard against this psev
by Copyright Of TIE LABEL and by peculiar shaps OF The bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upon nv rights and earnestly desire such Information from
those wLo may possess it. by having been ved otherwise
as wIlenabIe me protect the public and myself BY
ton to the utmost extent law The genuine Days Aro
matte Valley Whisky put up in OF p bottles each with
Iight yellow Label and sealed with yellow with the pro-
pretos stamp the wax and fac smile signature Of the
uretor CD the label All other articles nitati6ns-
II Consumers can dependupon geinga pure article when
they buy valley Whisky asst sold by the boteand in case
only va. Il. DAILY
10 South William Street, New York,
epQI-dQn Sole Proprietor.
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We are authorized to announce WM. JASPER TAYLOR
candidate for County Trustee Tor Davidson county at the ensuing
March election ianlt-e*
geare authorised toanaounce TB0s. T. SAUNDERS can
das the Of Country Trustee for Davidson county, st
the election to be held in March, 1860. sp5
We are authorized to announce IsHAM CLARK as eand
date FOR County Trustee the ensuing March election
aug27-d
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL P. AMENT,
candidate County Trustee OF Davidson county at the
March election. lsep9-td'
office OF County Trustee Of Davidson county, the
ensuing March election. oct5-td
We authorized 70 announce JNo. W. MARTIN
for County Trustee the ensuing March election
octli-dtd.
We authorized 70 announce HENRY L. JUSTICE as
candidate County Trustee OF Davidson county the ensuing
March election oCrII-dtd
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DEATH FROM INTENFERANCE.-The Columbia Herald
learns that man named BRADSHAW at Mount Pleas
ant, on Saturday evening before Christmas came to
his death in a very singular manner. Being very
incorporate man. he could not allay his thirst for
eggnog, and after drinking very large quantity of
this favorite Christmas beverage. he died from its
effects.