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Bold Attempt at Robbery.
The villain shot Down.

Yesterday a man named John Green
entered the Cumberland Saloon, on Church
street. and robbed the drawer OF some
money, aud valuable papers, and was about
walking Oh, when be was discovered by the
proprieior. who ran after him and nrcd two
ristol sh is. the last OF which took elect,
Infringing down the game" Green was
tsken 10 the Provost Marshais office,
where he was lying, last night, at nine
O'clock. His wound IS in the left side, aud
though severe, is not necessarily mortal.
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RIVER NEws.-The late rains have caused
no rise in the river, Of any consequence
We fear the Cumberland will not be naviga'
Die for some time yet.
LarER Since the above wss written, lai
O'Clock, D. m we have had q heavy show
or. and we take all back; we should not b
surprised n the river should reach a boating
stage IN 8 day or two. "Sich is life"
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SPECIALNOTICES.


Now Is your time TO purchase Christmas
and New Year presents. A me ass TT
ment Of Gold and Silver Watches also, an
assortment Of Jewelry ami Silver MaIe;
This stock must be sold before the New
Year, as the store viii be occupied Tor ofhsr
business. Mshy articles will De sold below
New York cost prices, IS The Proprietor IS
giving up business. "a Union street
Parties having watches or JeWeEy win
me for repairs, VIII please get them within
he above said time. J. WKLF.
dee5-til KS
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Ctnncinnati, OhiO.-JosEPH Z. QUHBf' Is
on suthorzsd agent . receive Advertisements ana
subssrurlons f0r the .yashuiie Union.
New orleans, La.-EOEN Z oyERAIi' Of
re Commercial Reading Roou, Is our authorized
s-eut to receive embellishments and subscriptions
for the NaslsuiUs Unioa.
Memphis, Tenn.-oIEHls1s SAfsI are
our authorized SCENTS 70 receive sdFerl-eilsn 'z
and subscription for the f@ashgils UnpE-
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Ii will be seen from The advertising col
umn Of ii. G. Scovel, Real Estate Agent,
that the neat, comfortable, and desiraoly
loested residence Of Mr.. VIM s. Eakiu, No.
% North High street is FIR sale; and we
onipe that the purchaser viii get one Of The
l best houses in Nashville.
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NO. % DEADERICK STREET,
~ Dlsh.Aesh2s
ro1aofss - b de
old Course Of Treatment


81
ny prodlcet BY Oh
n a ne srsHra IA
md Q - -
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Central Railroad Bank 80
Geapria Raiirosd ard
Banking Company o.. 90
Bank d Middle tsa .--.7o
Msrine Bank.--..---.-.----I5
Bsnk q Augusts ..--.-..a
/ Augusts lnsuHnce..--...' 9
/ Bank Of Athens ..-..-.-.--.'i,
Columbus Ills
q" Empire stsie- .
nur2-u
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-s'oit head packers NOD buying e asking rs.es;
Mess PORK quiet a. SIS % city. nothing dong IN
Fesh meats, and tut q limited demand TT burk
meats partially cured We quote slS ard ll}< for
shoulders, l4'a for sides, i7c for clear sdes.
Land dull at lsei Groeeues quiet; Whisky steady
at 81 81; Gold lISlEsf
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HARKEfs.


CIsCrNArr, Dee. 9
Flour eoutinuss dun bui norinsiiy unchanged,
sug'srdss - sos7 =. ezra ssss - and fsuily
aud fancy = 7s.sl2 %. Whuai dul sad pness
ArsSI 20 Coz old red 81 50 Tor pew Corn Is dui. 80
80 0r nes; Oats declined and 10 good De-
niaad, Sc 10 elevators: Bye steady e. SO HoEs
naminai q - ssi0 % gross 81 BET rsosiPis
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta lntelll-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
tationalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Mass ! Republican, Boston Journal, Balti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
atE.P. Cones, No. 40 cherry street. tt
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CHICAGO, Dec. s, le"'.
kit1r Nsshvle Union
Please insert in your paper the fallowIn
notice "Ai persons wishing 60 obtain any
information In regard 10 the death ana
burial oi any prisoner Of war who has died
al Camp Douglas, Illinois, can ascertain by
addressing T.. S. JoSpAN,
Box e&6, Chicago, Illinois.
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
7Is broadway, New Xork.

Diamond Pius. Broorhrs a1d Ear Ircns. Il...Hs.
seia of tiold ant Cora. iel and tioai E'urHuHHH.
Mosaic ist lava, ami Cameo .tFlf rI -tIla. N...
fui NeeE Onuua, Plain aui GI.a .ts HH.i E.H.H.
sold rh.mfirs. LnraHts. hra style Bell U.rE..H.
sold Pens ant Hgn.Ila. FaurF NHra EH1Hs. ts..|
Pens Nth Cold uni 1l YER FrlausIHu HHairra HH.
aIsrEa assort ucui ct Pine ieaa.rT tf every .a--
cr pt on % the tess makes snI .aifsf sfrIs- T.
ned at
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-07

Max L. Gutmann, No. 20 Public Square,
is now receiving and opening his Fall and
Winter Boots and Shoes. Best custom
made work to be found here.
Alexander Hogan would wish to see his
frieeds at 20 Public Square.
-ssoVS pug slooa Ino6 IoJ 'eIBnbS o!Iqnd
'OI ON ~ uBO-i sszKnsNOO dSV saITvzQ
oct 2S-3m
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and re
lishle treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and
Sexual Systems-Sont free, In sealed envelopes
Address, DR.. J. SKILIIN HOU6HTON, Howard
Association Philadelphia, Pa. aprAs-lJ
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Coal.

We would inform the citizens Of Nash
vile that We have DOW on hand cholee
article Of PittsbRrg Coal, when We are
offering to the public at reasonable prices:
orr eosl Is well screamed, and free from dwt
and foreign matter. All those needing
fnel would do we'll to lay in their winter
supply now while the weather is good. All
orders left with US will meet win prompt
attention, and salts aston guaranteed IN all
.ssss KSIGHr j Bios,
No. 49 Church street,
nov2s-Im opposite Masonic Temple.
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Go 10 Bryant, Stratton & Co.'s Nashville
Business College fol thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neTship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON 4 co.
octl3-ly-
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CsnINaL CoUEr.-Scven cases OF inside
meauor were disposed Of by petty fnes in
ms Court yesterday.
Ihocascs ct Anderson Brown, Melvin
hfuVu. and Baker Hoover, Tho three
mcu arrested for rohbing the Lebanon
siege, were called up. Anderson Brown
ey an AFFIDAVIT, procured continuance.
bat The irial of the others went on. We
heard portion OF the evidence, which was
very PoslNve. The cases are not YET con
cludea
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Parties sending Orders 10 the job
Department Of this Paper will please
write - Union Odice'' on the face OF
the Copy.
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II you want your Piano's we'll tuned. calr
on IT, =. Jackson, at Luck's. on Union
street. or St his new Music Store. on Church
street. Orders from the country will meet
with prompt attention. oetss-tf
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ITCH! ITCHI!
Scratch no More.
me. Itrhinq Piles. FaltRhenm, a'lII Hc1ll y
81 .---n Ll-.--..-

A great variety Of cases ylsld % the wonderful
beeiinq prnperties Of this Ointment, even tho most
obstinate aud proiraoted ir cham-ier, erupgons
covering the whole surfa of The body, tnal puA ~
def snre AZ other NODES of treatment which ne
rniad III man could invent, have teeu permanently
cured.
Price IS cents box. RY mail 90 cents-
Over 80 years have q" Dr 7saJnet heielhe
ts5 In eosztant ne 10 on part Of The world. and
their increasing popularity h. certainly proof o.
their great power b heal . - on.
Prepared ouiy ~ br. sWAfhb a hlN, No. a'N
sixth street above y inc, Ph ladeiphla
Sold ~ vitae. " SMITH, luEr-n,
Cor. ofChurch AMI Vine 50.
Nashville.
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The Post Office Of this city will be open
,,,i,- rom 10 3 o'clock on Thanksgiviug
5av morning, and closed ior the remainder
of the day.
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Sell your uncunent money, mutilated
Notes, and & cts. interest NOtes-at G. n,
Ordway's Brokers Office, 4s College street
If
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CEIL YOUR UNCURRENT MONTY. The
- following are the rates raid by THOs ). MARI,
BROk ElS, corner OF Union and College street, for
uncurrent money. These questions are liahie 10
fuct late but may be depended on a Sufficient
length Of time for the remittances to ba received
by mail or express, II forwarded without delay.
-.x~rssrr Rank If Eulton q0
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IMPORTANT 0RDER.-The following impor-
tnut general order has been Issued by Gen
ThoEaHs:
HEADQ'Rs Mn. Div. OF THE TENNESSEE,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 2sth, 1865.
ORDERS.
An officers arriving in this city are re-
ouired 10 register their names with rank
IeFiment. or corps, authority for being here
and address while in the city, at the otic,
Of the Provost Marshal Of the Post Of Nash
vile, on Summer street, between Gay ans
Line. Nashville, Tenn.
BY command Of Asj. Gen. Thomas;
Wv. D. WRIPPLE,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Of STAT.
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HOME AGAINII

HAVING returned again with large
stock Of
TRIMMINGS, NVorsteds Zephyr,
sc, &C,
to the old home, would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville that we will
be prepared TO manufacture any kind OF
Cords, TasseIs, Buttons, FTinges,
&c., &C.,
as GOOD and as eheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHME 4 CO.,
novl-tf No. 9 Union street
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SOUTHWESTERN ASSOCIATED PREss.--A meet
ing Of Nashville publishers was held a few
days since, with q view TO forming South
western Associated Press, and il was agreed
after corresponding with publishers else
where; TO hold a general convention on the
18th inst, at Memphis. 1t is TO be hoped
that an the publishers in the Southwest viii
be present, as 10 is necessary that something
be done 20 protect journals in this section
and enable them 20 obtain the news at ,
rate which viii not be oppressive.
We have no suggestions 10 make at TIM
time relative TO the method Of proceeding
at the convention, and nothing to discuss o
the projects which viii come before IL. 1
there is a full representation at the meeting
We are sure something tangible can b
agreed upon; and we hope that such tul
representation viii be had.
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Get your wall paper at Merritt & Hills
corner Of Market and Church streets.
octS-tf
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nnnnart Hall for Rent.

A PLEASANT HALL Hhh splsndia stage
"a ard scenery Euiahle for Concerss. Balls Aud
$4,000 ID Eooi loesiify, ior reut b TIE even
- go or Inaufh. For particulars sppiy e
A. LASnSbkk6l
desI.g Ccrnsr MaFkai EEd Pubic Bquarn-
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New carpets receiving every day, bv W
" Berry a Co., No. 81 college street.
nnNIs-lm
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OUR Jos OYYIcE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy JOB frlnt-
ing in the noatest style, and a. the lo"eS'
prices at this Office.
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Hoffman, she Tammany candidate, ha'
been elected Mayor OF View York.
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The club of Death Found.

Three OF His Supposed Murderers
Arrested.
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h1amlne the large stock OF carpets 81 W.
v. Berry A Co-hs, No. s. College street.
nOylS-lm
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Marriage Licenses and every description
of Law blanks for sale at this ONCE o.
printad 10 order.
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Personal NOtice.

re John HOWARD viii please ell on ]. B.
nj HcEard. II the united -saies lam Ageney
~ - 4 Neisou, Ne ~ North Cherry sireei,
--lv ,5,I,oslte he state sank. and lsATn some
ssise q rnaiarisl interest % HIN, laseaN
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"a, az you want 90 b. treated well in Nash
VIE, stop al the Planters Hotel.
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CITY NEWS.

There will be Thanksgiving services IN
the Second Presbyterian Church to-day az
II O'Clock s.. IN. Sermon by Rev. MI
Holmes Of the Methodist Church.
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Notice.

NasHvIItE, Dec l. lsoo-
7 HAVE ms day sold 10 Messrs. MGnkel a FrAn :
u my entire hreEery SD business, ~ tilst ~.
In rsIirinr from husiness I desire 90 thank ny
msny customers and friends for Their literal pa
tronsre 10 the rssi and cordially TeooIzmend ny
succsssor- 70 the prh G e. re1tsneni 10 eyeTy Wsl
S ssSs-is r'1''''- ~ y. J. pRUCKER.
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For Sale ii this Office, one good sscona'
hand Boiler. Will be sold cheap for cash.
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WE HAVE IN STORE

WE HAVE IN STORE
90 Pieces baggug, superior quality
100 Coils 81 hope,
so HarFels q Flour, best quslisy,
% Bags Of Coffee,
81 Barrels Brown Sugar,
So Barrel Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
80 Barrels Molrssea,
50 Han Barrels Molassel,
100 Bhis Of LIQUOR, assorted,
O. Kegs sTrup,
100 KeEs Nais, assoried siEss,
200 BErrlis SziL
30 Hts Mackerel,
"a Barrels While Fish,
60 Cases a1d HoEes Tohruco.
81 Dozen brooms,
- boEes Spec,
- Pepper,
rs Ginger
- Indigo,
S Casks Madier,
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There will be divine service at the Nc
Kendree Church today at ii o'clock. Ser
mon by Rev. DR.. McFerran.
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THSEsGrvISe sERMoN. - Divine service
will be held in the First Presbyterian
Church, corner Of Church aud summer
streets, this morning at II O'Clock, by the
Rev b. r. Bunting.
Tho seats are free.
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His Body Found Near the Buens
Vista Springs.
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GrOc RE 3.
-. sepls-am
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COpsrtneFship Notice.

TEE unis1- COED nagur t1.- "a b. Narar-.a- D
- less. adm .iri pr. p. D. Fh.lIus Il +. -.-.-..-.
ship IN bis nus-nass. tls ssuls air herr.ls.- II -
dueiri un.ier iHe edo of sIunlr-E Ft.H.r4
VIZ SIMMONS
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W, are indebted to ". Il. Erich for the
latest Louisville papers.
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oid papers, (the largest in the city, for sale
at this Office.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-09-08
NEGRO SUFFRAGE II THE SOUTH.
What It Would Do.
FROM the National Intelligencer

FROM the National Intelligencer.
Taking the census Ct 1860 as basis, it
will be found tha. in II Of the slave states.
embracing $50 counties, there is in pa
Of them An excess OF negro population +.
Alabama contains 81 counties, in 20 of
which there is an excess Of negro popula>
ton.
Arkansas has 50 counties, with an excess
IF negro population in 6.
Florida has Il counties, with an excess
II negro population in 6.
Georgia has 1872 counties with all ex-
cess Of negro population in 43
Louisiana H. s As counties. with an ex
cess Of regro population III SO.
Maryland has 20 counties, with an ex
cess Of negro population IN ,,
Mississippi has 60 counties. with an ex-
cess Of negro population in 81.
North Carolina has s. counties, with
an excess Of negro population in 20.
south Carolina has thirty five counties,
with an excess Of negro population III
twenty.
Tennessee has seventy-fye counties,
with an excess of negro population IN
three.
Texas has one hundred and fifty-one
counties. with an excess Of negro popula>
lion in thirteen.
Virginia has one bundled and forty>
eight counties, with an excess Of negro
population in forty four.
This would give the negroes majority
in the states Of Louisiana, Mississippi and
South Carolina. In these three states
they could elect negroes enough to con-
troll the legislatures and cleo. six negroes
to the United States senate, and three or
four times that number Of representatives,
TO congress. In all the southern states
the, could send negroes to the state legls
! la.ures, and in 244 counties control the
local offices. These figures present the
universa-negro suffrage question in So
cia aspect Carry out the schemes OF the
agi.alors, and what can prevent the send
ing Of colored representatives to the halls
. of congress These are deductions from
! the figures Of the census Of 1860, and the
F., probability is :ha, the excess of black pep
ulation is greater a: the present time than
it was five years ago. The war has
Doubtless swept off a lager number o.
whites than blacks. Besides, it must be
remembered that, to star. with, the ne
croes will have another decided advantage
from the fact tina: large class Of whites
are excluded from the right of suffrage Dy
the exceptions in President Johnson
amnesty proclamation, while the negroes
there arg no exception whatever.
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hiurder in Racine.

Sunday afternoon. during the picnic
W hich was held at MichaI Schultz's place.
on North Main street, an atf'ray occurred
which resulted in the death Of Conrad
lInlter. The particulars, as tar as we
could learn were as follows:
During the afternoon a party Of four
young men came up to the picnic, and
after stoling around while they COM
menced stealing apples from the trees on
the south side of the house. Mr.. Schultz
drove :hen away several times, and high
words ensued between the parties.
About o'clock the four started off and
as they went along they commenced tearing
down the fence in front Of the house
Mr.. Schultz went down 20 stop them and
they struck him with a club on the arm.
About this time IIutter came along with
his wife and children. He stepped in and
tried 10 assist Schultz, when Michael
Moriarity struck him with club across
tie forehead, smashing his skull. As the
unfortunate man fell, another one Of the
rowdies kicked him in the face, intllcting
a terrible cash. There we're at least &
hundred men standing around, yet strange
to say, no effort WAS made 10 capture the
murderer. lIutter was taken home and
and died the next morning at : o'clock
He has served in the army four years, and
leaves wife and three children in desti.
tute circumstance Racine Journal, 80
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What is said of the Cable in England
Halifax Aug. SO

Halifax AnS. 81.
The steamship Africa, from Liverpool,
$50 a M. 19,h Via Queenstown, ooh ar
rived here late last night.
Moosings had been laid down for the
Great Eastern at Sheerness, and the infer
ence was drawn that she would not 60
out again this season.
The Times says the experiences Of the
expedition is full Of encouragement for the
future. The only dscouraging circum-
stance Is the appare at inability of electri-
clans to discover serioua faults in the ca
bic before ii is paid over the side of tho
ship, The delay Of another year will not
be thrown away if it enables them to de-
wise better tests Of The excellence OF tbs
cable before it is submerged Though
they do SO or not, we must behese the
possibility of an Atlantic telegraph estab-
Iished, and look forward TO the day "a GER
tain, even if distant, when England and
America will throb with one pulse OF life.
The Daily News special correspondent
says 1t is more than probable that the
Great Eastern will be dispatched to fish
up the severed cable as soon as she can be
reftted with stronger ropes and erapels.
No formal decisl on can be takeu until the
meeting of the various boards on the 2lst.
The Daily News says: Nothing will
be definitely known as to the future pro.
ceediDgs in connection with the cable I'M
til after Monday, the Dist inst. on which
day the different boards will meet and
settle on the future course.-Fresh con-
tracts will have to be made, and new
arrangements entered into in the event Of
the Great Eastern being sent out again
both between the owners and the Con.
struction Co, and between the latter aud
the Atlantic Telegraph Co. So the ques-
ton, as may be supposed, will mainly re-.
solve itself into one of finance, but i. is
confidently believed that the great ship
will be again dispatched without unneces-
sary delay.
There Is much difference of opinion as
to the prospect Of recovering the cable,
but the general feeling was that it might
be done.
The Times says the result of the pro-
ceediDgs on board the Grea, Eastern dem
onstrales the feasibility Of tie Atlantic tel
egraph'' The principal difficulties Of the
enterprise are overcome The failure en-
sued from accidents which msy be called
provoking from their Iittleness. Explans.
ton is required why the hauling in appar-
atus was defective. But the experience
gained may enable the company to redeem
their error and accomplish the real work.
/ The Daily News censures those who
were responsible for not having on hand
sufficient quantity of hauling in tackle,
But says, although the facts warran. dis
appointment, they do not cause DISNEY,
but, on the contrary, poin. to ul,in.ts