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NnV YoHK, jan 7-Evening-Co,ion sieasy saies coo
bales, il8Il5s. WHISKY 2sss6Ie.
cEclxsATr Jan 7.asss Porf-saes so bbls at SIC 90
Whiskg-sales ,lo5 b5s at IO5 l8sBgl
NEw oziEASs Jan = Cotton am-salss $500 bales. aid
ding lo7l9u Sugar 787Is.
NEW YORK, Jan 7Ngol -Tlour as $500 BIDS at Is ga
% Corn dull ani uasable Ness Pok-saies 200 bis !,
sl5s5 2 Lard-sales leo bsls At lU1f6I0s
CoReEcuoN-In the Cincinnati market Of Friday night v.
kyi' quoted at 81. As seaael me evidently mistake
asked the Agent al Louisville at'usii u thar houid Be
295s instead of 49,. P,,g -,
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From Arizona.

NEw YORK, Jal. G.-Dispatehes iroIl Arizona
state thar party of rangers had surprised rancho
belonging TO the Apaches. and had killed ten war
ri0rs, wounded five others. captured number Of
women and children, taken large quantity g bows
and arrows and lances and rctreatei In safety from
the country. Col. Reeves, with party Of Dragons
had also defeated The Apaches and captured large
quantity Of stock The Apache war is progressing
vigorously.
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SUNDAY moaaTso, JANUARY 5, 1900.


Now is the best time to subscribe for
the UNION AND AMERICAS for the year 1860,
as you can get all the numbers for the
year.
It is also a good time for those whose
time is about to expire to renew theirsub-
scription for another year. Send in your
orders. and the cash in advance
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GET NsUIEn.-The receipt from Nash & Alarr Of
the amount of damages on our office at the late fire
reminds US Of the importance of getting insured.
Nash & MARI are prepared to take risks as agents Of
some of the best Offices in the country, and are
prompt to settle damages. Nashville Banner:
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ST LOrls, Jam The river IS rising with seven
feet water 70 Alton. The weather has u0deraicd
LoUIsvI4E. Jan. 1.-The river b. stationary. with
six feet water in the canal 1hawiug Mercury 60.
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Oh. KINGS DIsPEHsARY
ZOE pREYaTE ILLNESSES.

TX DR. KING formerly Of New York, FOR the lasi
sAS fur years Or Louisville, Kentucky, aud who has
devoted bis attention 10 the treatment Of private eass FOR eve
thirty years htters HIMSELF having attended practice for
y years, aud cured mary hsuslns be enabled
diseases Of prFets seizure. alter how bad ev
from uiudicious medical treatment, irom neglect
DR. Kings Dpensa No 3 Desdecs street, between Cherry
and square. where De al diseases Of prv uaiuce
GoSoRHEA curl without nsue0u8 medicine uterercna
from business.
sTIcrusrs Of old dats, saseaaly cured in FEW
days. hy operation which caas pain Where Structure
exits health cannot De enjoyed Perhaps dass c1sesmore
uischisfand uneermneF the Constitution 60 much.
sYrHLIs. with all e diseases OF the cn CROWN. oct Of neg
Dad treatment. can nectuay cured nv aays
sEsAL WHAKvE particular attention having been given 70
this isese, and all the growing 5 To- brought
many the destructive habits of lncnssafs
Youths and excessive indulgence q the passions. nsect u
which viii Undermine tie constitution, rendering ID sust m
CO iar business society ana causing premature oid as
Females may be- hhr1g with any dculty Of ne Wout
may rest assured o. immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing stating ter ese M
Zee closed dileeted 20 pr. A. King, Nc - Deasriss t
Nashville, Ieun, win have lie neoassry ecne ssnt Il 49,
address vita necessary decnt Strict secrecy Observed Csc
nlaTz2. lS5a-dlzulv
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AYer's AUG cure.

which neutralzes this malariOus poison in the blood
and stimulates the liver ex2e it from the body. As
it should, it docs this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty And it does more, or rather does
what is Of more service to those subject 20 this infection
If taken in season 1t expes It fm the system it Is
absorbed and thus keeps those who Il free from its
attacks; keeps the system in health although exposed
70 the disease. Consequently it nc only cures bur
protects from, tie greet variety OF affections which are
induced BY ths malignant influence, such Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical
Headache, or Bilious Headache Bilious Fevers, Neu-
1agia, rheumatism, Govt Blindness Toothache, Ear
ache, Catarrh Asthma, Palptatnus Painful Affections
Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Coc, Paralysis and Painful
Affections If the Stomach and Bowels, al OF which,
when arising from this cause, viii be found TO
more OF less the intermittent type. This "AGUE
Cure removes the cause Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This il aceOmplshes by stimulating the excretories
TO expel the virus from the SYSTEM and these organs
by degrees become habed 70 do this their Office Of theI
own accord Hence arises what we term accommodation
Time may accomplish the end but often life is not
long enough, OF is sacrificed in the attempt while this
"AOUE CURE " does Is at once, and with safety. We
have great reason 70 believe this is n well
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases which
caused BY the miasmatc Infection than any other which
has been discovered; and II has still another important
advantage the public, which is, thar it is cheap
well good
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Review OF the Markets for the week end
ing SaturdnT. Lnnnnrr 4

C0tToN-There has been fair degree Ct activity in
ton market curing The week. though the receipts
rather light, which has had tendency restrict operations
The transactions Of the week have heea mainly upon basis Of
9k99{o for ddling. required very superior articles
however to command he Outside figure.
The receipts Of the week 9 against 7o3 during
Last week and the tOal receipts since the LIST Of September
amount to ,2l5 bales.
We have compiled the following comparative statement Of the
receipts Of Cotton the varo1s ports sspem
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GAIT HOUSE,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.

TEJHE Propretors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large increase Of travel from opening Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, have enlarged The Hotel to dousle its
acity with and extensive Billiard Rooms, Bath
Rooms, &c.
The pubc rely that the Weearned reputation Of the
GAIT HnUsE, strictly first class Hotel, shall be maintained
House conveniently located for travel East West,
Louisville Office OF toe as hvlle Railroad having di
railroad connections to all and Eastern Cities and
the Landing Of the United States Nail Line Steamers for Cncn
natl and the East. within a square Of the Eotel.
II p Baggage checked in the Calf al The principal
poals. North, East and West.
II , Time from Louisville to New Y0Ts So hours.
40 Am
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HHGAx TREAvoR No Union street, have re-
ceived. FaaEss Notions for February, Huper's
.Tog71ql, Ledger, &c.
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Tsnressee IS said IN New York on The 9Th at esq
Statements Of he condition TIE Plsntsrl Nsrsbatr and
City Banks The "a inst bs found in our columns h.,
m0rnins
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I'm CHANCEKY COURT AT saw

I'm CHANCERE COURT AT SAVANNAH
L Tenn-Janusry Ku rs, l6c0-W E snaddy & Co, " II
Bryan alsIt appearing the Clerk Master, from the
plainants bill and amended bill which that W
Bryaa Robert Walker nOuesdens Of the State Of Ten
nesse therefore ordered that publication made FOR four
succesve the Nashville Onion and American,
curing appear and plead, said bills
the said be ED the Thursday after
the third Monday February the
confessed against them and set for hearing sSpare.
g N HAMILTON, C & NJ
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CWEBOKEE REnEDY.
ROOTS, .BARKS AND LEAVES,
Us
NauSeOus Drugs and Poisonous
Minerals

VNTE the afflicted Of either which do you prefer
w pleasant and delicious syrup, comp lnded FROM Natures
awn Remedeone which will speedily ana permanently cure
compounds heretofore us with all tT
facilitating effect together with tie loathsome diseases
many times folloging the Of Mineral Posons
The Cherckee Remedy" Natures Specific for Gonor-
rhea Geet Gravel Structure Fluor Abus Whites in Femae
and an diseases Urinary Organs; thest diseases by
natural laws after all other preparations have failed ard is
OF Heavens to offending m,n Instances could be
produced Of its Effects which Wo1ld stagger ceulity
Tie preparations heretofore us have failed; but
this has never i'm instance been known fail happily for
mankind the Governor Of the verdi is Fat sr who acs not
to kill, but 10 cure.
In mercy be has appoint Medicine FOR the dreadful diseases,
which when akn quickly flies to all parts Of the system, attacks
the disease every post and with fidelity and courage buy
admirable, gives rest unt has nplety expelled it
body AID the unfortunate patient to former
health and vigor.
This Remey" strikes the very root Of a dissase; its ten
deney simply to suspend the poison, but 70 remove the
which it depends.
N ? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire ab
senc Of all nauSeoHs smell Il lay in the count
ing room toilet table without being suspected
Kennedy for secret diseases.
treatise Nenera diseases, with full lrec one FOR their
permanent accompany each bottle.
, Sold by all respectable Druggists AMI dealers ia med
cines. POTTER & MEhh IN Sole Prcprietors,
St. Louis, No
Sold in Nashville AZ wholesale by Berry Dem07e and EE
ing Pendle;on; at retail by " Hendero and al Drug
gss everywhere. deci-dtg sWly inside
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NEW ] OEk, Jan. THE Tribune publishes a rn-
NOR that detachment Of knights of the Golden
Circle recently lett for some Mexican port. Their
design is unknown.
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~ CauIiOB---Fhe article of
49, Whisky we'll known rs "Daly's Arc
ma.c Valley WhiskeT, has established rcputoa universal
renders it difficult forhe Manufacturer keep pace with the
demand This Is the result Of perseyeng energy
dueon, sustained BY determination adopted the outset and
never for instant departed FROM that It's original purity and
grrvaled excellence should continue to the end.
The fate, attendant upon all such successful Efforts,
overen the manufacturer. Il is initiated by unscrupulous
imposOs AID inferior and spurious acs pamed OF upon
the community, the great dement Of The pubic
injury manufactures. both emolument earned
epute Every has made guard against this piracy
by Copyright Of the Label sld by peculiar shape or the bottle
IcaEioa the public against this imposition upon them and
upon ny rights and earnestly desire such Information from
those TLo may possess It, By having been viczed otherwise
Eehabe to protect the pabc and myself By prosecu-
the utmost extent Of the law The genuine "Days Arc
matte Valley Whisky put up in Of - bottles EACH wifi
light yellow Label, and sealed with yellow With the pro-
prieors stamp The and fac sms signature the pro-
prietoT the label All other articles are irnat6ns
? Consumers depend upon genEa pure article when
they the Valley hey is sold by the bottle and
only Wa. II. DAILY,
70 South William Street. New York,
ep21-dqm sole Proprietor.
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WAsun;GTON, Jan. 49, IlCrsE.- la Doc for speaker
Necessary to . choice l06 sheruan ly5; HamHren
49,; Gilmer 10; Scattering s.
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Leisure Eouaesfs q Hiss r. H. B4fs OF Tf,f,ss. sl,
Gated 90 Hiss hAacIssA p SAUNDs- NASHVILLE pic Al 5i
For sale By idec2il JOHN YORK & C0
THyEIAT UNIQUE ORIGINAL HAT. yVonN
u hy the dtshinz, I1ickiug Z0uaue, can ta h1s Il
uofis HAIEEFIEED 4 WAIWERf9
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Mayseld Is. Msclnry.

On the 18th Of June, 1851, McClary recovered a
judgment before a Justice of Polk county against
Susan Mayheld and others, for the sum OF $50 IS,
and the name Of Isaac II. Mayeld, the plaintiff in
error, was afterwards entered as StayOr The ques-
ton is, whether he is legally liable as such under
the circumstances.
1t was agreed (as proved by the Justice) at the
time Of the trial between the plaintiff and defen-
dant in the suit that security for the stay might be
taken by the Justice at any time during the week
after judgment was rendered. Within the time linn
tied, benjamin Mayeld the brother of the plaintiff
in error appeared before the Justice and stated that
he was authorized 60 direct the Justice to enter the
name Of said Isaac H. Mayfeid as stayor; but no
written authority was produced or alleged to exist
The Justice declined doing So but said that he Ben
jamin Mayfield might write his brothers name on
the docket stayor on his own responsibility which
he did The Justice being in doubt to the legali-
y Of this proceeding, had an interview with Isaac
II. Mayfied on the subject which took place after
The expiration Of the 1eeet limited for taking security
for the stay, and at place more than two miles
from the Justice Office and in which conversation
upon being informed Of what had been done he said
twas all right, and acknowledged himself stayOF;"
and the Justice states that he GterWqrS accepted and
regarded him as the stayor" On the foregoing facts
the Circuit Judge held that said Mayfeld was legally
bound stayor and refused to quash the execution
In this the Court erred The act Benjamin Mayiield
in writing the Of his brOther-aftert the Justices
refusal to do so-Was simply a nuity The assent
u tlS "stiSS " s4AS No6 VI INT AT was VI no
effect No liability whatever on the part of Isaac
II. Mayfield was thereby created. The subsequent
Acknowledgement of his liability as stayor by the
plaintiff in error is alike imperative to bind him. The
Justice had authority to take it upon the suppo-
sition that this was the inception Of plaintiff ab
ity as stayOr) because the period limited BY the
agreement Of the parties for staying execution had
expired. But this objection aside it is very clear
thar the party admission of supposed legal labil
iy when such really existed is Of no effect to
bind him in a case like the present Judgment re-
Versed and execution quashed
MCKINNEY.
A true copy Test: C. W. NEIsoy. Clerk.
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- GenerasI DebfIftv.---NVe

~ General D e biIity.---NVe
23sS would advise all who may be afflicted With Gen
eral Deby. try NeLeans strengthening Cordial It iscer-
tainy valuable remedy many OF friends tried it, and
they recommend very hghyas Tonic and Alternative.
very pleasant to take.
Every country merchant in laying ia his supplies, hould be
surs to lake some q tbs Cordial. i sells rapidly beyond the
most angune expectations o. the propreors One cay last
week he sod every boe he Nov, increased
facilities he is able to supply an demands se the advertise
nnent in another column;
fanijIAwlm
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49, ssnk of West Tennessee, at
49, NEMPHIs.-The notes CT this Bank will Be
eaeened at IT, onion Bank Of Tennessee st Nashville ldtW
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pnoIsIoss q Tnn surnrsIE ooIIna.
OFFICIAL

opinisns o 'he saPresne oaurt Of the
tomber Terms 1858.
Kuhn vs. Feser.
This was an action of aforcible and unlawful en.
try and detamer;7 and the question IS can h 81
supported upon the facts in this record We thhk
not.
On the 6th Of February, 1856, T. Heydeman con-
yeyed the lot in controversy, by deed of trust to
secure the payment of a debt OF $500 due from him
to David Kuhn Sen. The debt not being paid az the
time stpulated the lot was sold By the trustee and
Kuhn became the purchaser.
After the execution of the deed Of trust but
before the sale by the trustee, Heydeman.
died, leaving his widow in possession Of said lot
Some few months after the death Of her husband
the widow removed to Missouri, leaving her agent
in possession Of the l0t and said agent leased the lot
90 the defendant, teiser. And to recover from him
the possession Of said lot Kuhn, the purchaser &C
the trust sale brought this action.
81 assume. from the statement Of the facts in the
bull Of exceptions, that Heydeman died intestate
Upon TINS assumption, the equitable t;te descended
70 the heirs and the deed Of trust having been
made prior to the act Of 1856 Oh. 57-entiting the
widow to be endowed Of lands conveyed By mort
gage or deed Of trust,-the widow Of the intestate
had no interest in the lot she had no power her
self, therefore, 10 make lease Of the lot; and OF
course, could confer no authority on the agent to
do SO.
II tins be so, it necessary follows that in law the
defendant Feiser was a naked trespasser, as well
against the trustee, prior to the SALE against the
plaintiff, after his purchase There existed no color
OF priUuy between Feiser and the trustee, or the
purchaser under him the idea OF a tenaltcy-even
by lmphcatlon-is positively excluded
In this view Of the case, we are Of the opinion
that the remedy Of forcibe unlawful entry and
detainer, has no application 70 the case
Judgment affirmed. MCKINNEY
A true copy. Test: C. ". NELSON, Clerk
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ron COUNTY OFFICERS.

We are authorized to announce COL 10. C. Gum eand
OE Chancellor Of the Seventh Chancery Division Ten
nessee eee28-te
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AnVERVTsTyG.

Our patrons and friends, designing to
advertise by the year, for 1860, are re-
quested to send in their advertisements
as early as practicable.
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The County Court Of Aadison county has fixed the
tax Tor county purposes at ten ceEts on the 500 Of
1 property, which is an increase Of two cents over
last years tax The pol tas is raised from twenty
i've 70 ffty cent?
Ransom AoaBsSI.-A man by the name Of VA
p. CHANBERs, fell or the cars on the Fast Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad near Rcerile, on the 9Th inst
and had both legs so badly crushed as to render
amputation peceasary.
PArESrs-Among the patents recently issued from
the Patent ONCE at Washington is one to JoHS GRAY
Of this CITY, for Improvement in seladjustng eoun-
te1-braees for truss bridges, and JoHS r. king
OF Raleigh. Tennessee. for improvement in cotton
cultiTators
MoAfrxx O0UNTY-Tle Athens Post Of the 9th says
jas N. HENDERSON, Esq, was elected Chairman Of
the County Court fer the current year on Monday
last: and JAMES, BAKER. Jos. NEAL and WV NEw1lAN
were elected to hold the Quorum Courts We IN
derstand the County Tax was reduced i've cents on
the one hundrsi dollars being now tten cents on
that amount We are also gratifed to learn that the
county is entirely out Of debt-that is, there is a
surplus in the Treasury sufficient to meet every d5l
lar Of outstanding claims ana contracts
TEERmLE AocDENT.-Mrs. JAxEs KERR was SO
badly burned last evening, from her clothes taking
fire, as to render it almost impossible that she viii
be alive this morning. We understood she was in
the act Of lighting one Of TArLoRis Yesper Gas
Lamps, and it was at first supposed that the lamp
had exploded. but such, we learn, is not the case
The accident occurred from the can containing the
OIL but how seems to be matter Of conjecture
Two children were also seriously, though it is sup
posed, not dangerously burned, at the same time
How PAIR OF BRIGHT EYES CAUSED YOUNG NAN
TO BE Posted AS a DEEAULTBB-The Cincinnati papers
Of the Sd mention the fact that young man named
J. A. SMITH residing at Eaton. Ohio, had been accus
ed Of abseonding from Middletown, with $4,000 in
his possession which had been intrusted to him to
convey to Winchester. It now appears chat on the
way to the latter place he stopped to see sweet
heart, whose charms were so powerful, that be
could not leave till the next morning, and when he
reached his destination several hours after he was
expected he found ID his dismay, that he had been
telegraphed all over the surrounding country as
defaulter.
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NOVEMBER RULES, ls59-R P Baily, vs. Campbell ct
als-It Appearing the Geek and Master, from the
painauts which TO, that W Campbell i'
resident the Tennessee t is therefore ordered that
publication be made four weeks in the Nashville
American requiring him appear and plead
we or bill the terra OF said court to be
on Thursday the third Monday in February next
the same will confessed against him and set for hear
ing eNpare q N HAAlLION, Y q VI.
jane-E4w, prs fee 81
NOVEMBER RULES 1s59-James Bell ct ais vs. W G
Campbell etasIt appearing ts the Clerk and Master,
from the bill, which to- that Camp
bell is the Of Tennessee tits therefore or
deed publication made for four uccesaye weeks 10 e
Nashville Union and kercd requiring him to appear ana
plead deuur bill, the next term ot SAID
court be held Thursday after the third Mordav In February
be for confessed aUau him and SET
for hearing rNplrte. G. N HAMILTON, G & d.
iane-N u.s. prs fec So
NTOYEMBER RULES. ls59--James N Smith vg Joseph Mil
Ter ct alt appearing the Clerk and Master from the
comp auilnt5 bill, which that Joseph Ml-r sam
uel Krkman and John Luke non-reden Of the state o.
Tennessee therefore ordered that publication b. Tuade Tor
four successive Nashville Onion and AHlecdH
requiring them appear, plead demur said bill 81
o. said he'd THURSDAY after the
Monday FebUH the will be taken FOR
fesEed against hem and se: Tor hearing expHrte
q Nj HAMILTON, c & NJ.
ians-z4w prs fee 80
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OF aUeElLla
Wsare authorized to announce JOHN K. EBMUNDsoN
candidate Sheriff Of Davidson county aae election.
oct25 I'd
We authorized announce Jas. N. HIEroS cand
date for reelection Of Sheriff Of Davidson county
at The ensuing harch elanlIcn sen2a-td
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OFFICES FOR RENT.-Several rooms suitable for of
fees or sleeping rooms, in the UNION AND AMERICAN
BUILDING, can be rented for the present year. For
terms apply to W. F. CoorEa, or at the Office of the
UNION AND AMERICAN to THOs. :. MARI
For HmE.-Fifteen Negro Men, suitable for Iron
Works, OF for farm hands. Enquire OF
DO II. VANLEER, Market ST.
Jan. 4th lSGO-d4t