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Stock SALEs.-There were goodIy
number Of horses and other stock disposed
of on the Public Square yesterday at auc-
ton and private sales, and at fair prices,
taking into consideration the hard times.
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l,,r,,herInn,i I,rn.hvferinn

FIRST CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHuRCH-Mesi side Summer street corner
Cumberland Alley. between Church aud
Broad streets Rev A. J. Baird. ID. d., Pas
tor Residence 63 South Cherry street. Ser
wees az II A. A., and - P. Al. Office in front
SECOND CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHU RCH--Corner South College and MulbeT-
rs Streets Rev ), M. Halsell, Pastor. Resi-
dence 8ai South Cherry street Services at II
A. NJ. aud P. VI.
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CONTEMPT OF CoURr.-MiIly Hart, the
prosecutrix against Sarah Underwood, was
fined yesterday for contempt of court, in
refusing to appear under summons before
Justice Mathews.
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VoTIEo ON SCHOOL TAx.--The deniEens
Of the tenth district were yesterday voting
upon the subject Of school tax in addition
20 the tax already imposed.
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THEY have burlesque of the Black
Crook in New Orleans, called the "BIack
Hook" which is said to be irresistably
funny, and is attracting great crowds.
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A COUCH, A COLD, on A SORE
THROAT requires immediate attention. and
should be checked If allowed to continue.
Irritation OF flie Lungs, g permanent
Throat Disease, or Consumption is
often the result
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Having a direct inhuence to the parts, give
immediate relief. For HrOnchftfs, Ast1s-
Essa, Cafarrh, COnsuTnpfive and Throat
Diseases. Troches are used with always coed
success. Singers and Public Speakers
use them to clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troehes," and
dc net take any Of the worthless limitations that
may be offered. Sold everywhere.
oct27 4meod
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From RAIN TO SUNsHINE.--On Friday
it was warm, cloudy and raining, abaht
nidnight, however, Il turned suddenly cold,
the clouds blew of, and on yesterday the
weather was beautiful with a cool brscing
wind from the northwest. Prospects of
rain have ended for the present. -
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selling Out at New York Cost.
To close business. we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices eur stock of Fine
Groceries. Wines. Brandiss. Havana and Do
nestle Cigars PASDoLFIsI & RIvA.
ianl0 IL North Cherry street.
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FOR RENT.

FI,HE MAXWRLL PLACE. NEAR OVER :
4 ton Station. Nashville snd Decatur Rail
road suitable for lawyer or business nan In
Nashville Apply 70 JOHN 0VERTON. or
decS 2T DR.. ", G. BLACkMAN-
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Christian.
CHRISTIAN

CnURCH-Church street, be-
tween High and Vine. =. 5. Fall. Pastor.
Residence, Southwest corner Demumbrane
and Vine streets, Services at II A, ~, and I
p. 81.
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The Healing Pool, ssa House Of
Aerey. = Howard Association Reports. fos
Young Men. on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE.
and the Errors. Abuses aud Diseases which de-
strsy the manly powers. and create impsdimsnts
10 Marriage. with sure means Of relief Sent
sealed letter envelopes, free ofchargs. Addrs
Dr. ]. SKILLIE H0UGHToN. Howard Asso-
citation. Philadelphia, Pa maybe 3Ea
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ARREST OF A ROBBER.-DetectiVes
Cheatham and Ryan arrested on Friday
night, between this city and Murfreasboro,
James Campbell, one of the negro men
charged with the robbery at Mr.. Hunting
toms store, committed 6 short time since.
He was brought to this place, and will be
tried Immediately. The robbery was COM
mitted some time since, the entrance being
effected through the back door, A part Of
the goods was, We learn, recovered By the
officers making the arrest.
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CHURCH OF TRE ADYENT-South Vine
street. Rev. James Moore. Services % lo,s
a. n. and y ?. ~, SUNDAY school at ~ a. n
seats free 90 al. Wednesday mornings
prayers AZ II O'Clock.
gARfST Observation-Disclosures corner Church
and High streets. Rev. w. J. Ellis Rector
sch9ol 60 A. n
CHURCH or THE HOLY TRINITY Corner
III South Hish street and Ewing avenue. Rev.
ST SfEPHFN' IS Edgedeld. Southwest corner
VI Watson and Oak. Services at los A, *.
ana TigP.M Rev }. II. Bolies. Rector
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M0GEN DAVID ORTH0-
DON-North Market street N. Mysr Minis
ter. A Lande, President; J. Ellis, Wee PrSsi-
BUAI JESHURUM RE
I FORM-North Front street. $ Well Presi-
lent. M Fishel. Vice President
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PERsoNAL.-5Senator Lyle, of Clarks-
vile, Tennessee, is registered at the Stacey
House.
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GREAT AUCTION SALE
OF
r. E AL E s II A T f

On Wednesday next. December IL, COM
mencing with Lots on Church street. adjoining
the Chattanooga Railroad. Sale will be contin-
ued from day to day until the whole property
in Aynes & Boyd's Addition. belonging to R. c..
McNairy & Co., is sold This sale is peremp-
tory to settle copartnership. and is to close upon
the grounds adjoining the residence of the late
John o. Ewing, and known as Davis Gussman
city.
splendid entertainment will be given upon
the grounds, and the public are invited to
attend. Omnibuses carrying the crowd to and
from the grounds will leave our Office at l01S
o'clock. FEH
Terms-0ne-fourt cash, balance one and two
years. with interest Persons wishing to dis
count their purchases can do so at ten per cent.
On the deferred payments.
r. L. & r. w. Brown and
F. r. CHEATHAH. Agents.
BARNES & DOLIN. Auetionsers.
December s. 1867 deco I'll
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The SATURDAY MORNING MARKET.-
the .market of Nashville on yesterday
morning was one Of the best we remember
TO have ever seen in Nashville. The dis
play of meats, vegetables, FISH, fowls, fruits,
etc, vas most excellent, and is not sur
passed anywhere. Davidson and the
adjoining counties will vie with any sec
ton in the world in the production Of
meats, fruits and the cereals, as the market
on yesterday most fully attested
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AGENTS WANTED
s7S TO $3.50 PER MONaI

A GEnf3 WAAfKD EVEEYWHFEE
Improved Common Sease Fazailr E.@W
sng Maehfae-prirs only sac Ever No
chine warranted for three ysars. Thai are al,
greatest Invention Of the age and give perfsrl
satisfaction. For Circulars and Torrls h Asenfs
eddrsss 8 NJ. TOLIYER 4 CO.
Franklin Ky
aanuisctnrsrz and Gen1 Agents for tks6oath
a1gE WIN
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THE OMNIBUS for the sale of lots in
Shelby's Addition to Edge6eld will leave
the South end of the Courthouse on Tues
day, the 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
dPcS q
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DEEn,

On yesterday morning. at O'Clock. AUSTIN.
son Of Austin Philbin. aged eight months.
The funeral will take place this afternoon nj
3o'clock. from the residence ca Front street.
near the Workhouse
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OK Tuesday, the 10th inst, Morton Z.
Howell, Clerk and Master, viii sell those
lots in Shelby's addition 70 Bdgefeld.
dec9 q s
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aF NASHVILLE, Dec. Z, 1867.
CoTToN- Under the favorable adYices
of yesterday, the market opened this
morning with vigorous demand at 13la
1899. Buyers thought they would play
of, but holders were firm and the market
ruled at these figures during the day. The
absence of the kilograms from Liverpool
created some uneasiness, but the tide be-
ing flush, purchases responded activity to
the market. The evening advices from
New York, quoting the market as "at
lower rats, checked business to some ex-
tent. The sales to-day have been the
largest of the season, footing up iii bales.
Receipts SIC. Shipped 400. The follow
ing were the prices obtained : s very iue,
at lac taxed paid) 126 at 134 % at
1899; 60 at 1850; us at 1870; % at 1Slc ;
III at 13c; and 80 at l21. Received 576
bales. Shipped 400.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l. 1867.
Received to-day $50
Received previously .745-23s 32l
- -
Total .....-....-. ..-......... ........... 23S43
Shipped to-day........,..., ................. 490
Shipped .5l9-ls.009
Stock on hand to-day. ................... 5S34
The following dispatches were received
to-day at the Chamber of Commerce:
New YORK, Dec. z, IL A. M.-Cotton--
demand is good and prices have advanced.
Middling, 17tc; good middling, lSc; Mo
bile, I73c; Orleans, Isc. Receipts for the
week, 20, 900 bales; sales of the week, 27,-
600 bales; exports, 1900 bales; stock
$4,000 bales. II Northumberland good
and prices are tending upward. Quota
tions nominally unchanged. No Liverpool
advices received yet. 3 P. M.-Gold closed
at 1861. Cotten-demand fair but at lower
rates. Sales to-day $500 bales. Low
middling l64sl7c; middling uplsnds,
lite. Other grades nominally unchanged.
BAooN.-Very little in market. Clear
sides 174@l8c, country hams, none, can
yassed hams 244@253c.
FLoUR.-Scarcely any demand Cream
ofthe City $13, Lebanon Mills SI3, Noun
tain Dew SIS, Pomona $40, Cumberland
Mills $40.
LARD.-Light demand, l53c
CoFFEE-Wesk-Java 36@374c; La
guyra2602Sc; Rio 22@264c. +
sUGAR,-Supply good, except Orleans,
of which there is none in market. Cofiae
c Ice; B l64@l64c; crushed aud pul-
verified l8c
CoRN.-The demand is light. Farmers
realize from their wagons 55G60c; in
sacks at depot s0@85c.
WHEAT.-A very small supply, and lit.
tie or no demand amber 81 25@2 80
red 81 1902 20, Mediterranean 81 no
white in market. {.
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EVANSVILLE, HENDERSON AND NASH
VILE RAILRoAD.-This road has laid the
track to Trenton, Todd county, Kentucky,
about ten miles north of the terminus of
the Edgefeld and Kentucky railroad, and
trains will run next week from Nashville
to that point Trenton is a small village
in the southwestern end of Todd county.
The track is being laid at the rate of half
mile per day, and the cars will soon run
to Pembroke, in Christian county.
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Exchange on New York was sold by
the banks yesterday at par, and taken
BY them at 81 per thousand discount.
Nashville corporation checks were quite
abundant on the market at SOC discount.
There was very little doing in uncnrrent
money or government bonds.
The following were the sales of Southern
State bonds in New York on the 4th of
Dooon,Iar
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PERSONAL 1t will be gratifying TO the
many friends of the Rev John. H. Bryr.
son to know that he has finally declined the
calls taking him away from this State, and
accepted an invitation, most unanimously
rendered, to the Passionate Of the Presbyte
rian Church in ShelbyVille.
We congratulate our neighboring village
on the acquisition of a clergyman so we'll
known TO the people of Tennessee, and so
deseryedly popular, both as a cultivated
gentleman and an able expounder of the
Word. He will bring 10 his new field Of
labor ripe experience and popular talent,
together with an untiring zeal and energy
which must secure success.
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Gold was somewhat lower in New York
yesterday, having opened at 1875, declined
to 1874 at 1880, to 1877 at noon, and closed
at 1859 at p NJ. Dealers here were buys
ing at 136, and holding at 1871.
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POLICE CouRT.-Therev was another very
light docket in this court on yesterday
morning.
joe Buchanan for larceny, was fned 50
and costs.
Pat. Deneker, drunk and disorderly, $40
and costs. ED
James Clark, drunk and sleeping on
streets, IS and costs.
Mrs. Ieary, yagrancy, reported to Over
seer Of Poorhouse.
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HOgs.-L. X. Hooper and Adam Coe will
commence Strengthening hogs in a few days.
Planters need not fear to bring their hogs to this
market, as they will meet with ready sales for
cash. Headquarters at Morse Stock Yards
In
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NUIsANcEs ON THE STREETS AND Al.
LEYs.-The custom of committing nui+
sances in our narrow streets and alleys has
become altogether too common one.
Some of the alleys are absolutely becoming
offensive on this account. We are glad to
see determination on the part Of the po-
lice to break it up. 1t is move in the
right direction
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ReIlsious services TO-Day

McKFNDREE-Rev. r. A. Young, DID,
will preach at IL o'clock A. NJ, and :
O'Clock T. N.
TULrP SrREET-Rev. J. W, Hammer
will preach al IL o'clock 4. NJ, and 69
O'Clock p. NJ.
FIN STREET.-Rey. j. D. Barbee will
preach at IL o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock
r. NJ.
CLAIBORNE CHAPEL.-Rev. W. F. Saw.
RE will nreach ut II o'clock A. A., and
Res. G. c. Mathew al o'clock ?. NJ.
NORM NAsHynIE.-Rev. c. G. May
hew will preach at ii O'Clock A. NJ and
w. f. Sawrie al o'clock P. NJ.
TRINIrr CHuRcH.-Rey. w. h. War,
rem win preach at ii o'clock A. NJ, ana
Rev. DR.. Smith at : o'clock P. II.
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A BURGLAR Sent TO JAII.--JameS
Campbell, the negro man charged with the
commission Of the Huntington burglary,
and whose arrest was made by oihcers
Cheatham and RYAN on Friday night, was
lodged in jail on yesterday, 70 await has
tr;ai before the Criminal Court.
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lutheran,
Episcopal.

GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH--North
Market street Rev. Herman Eggers, Pastor!
Residence in EdEefeld. Services at 10 N.
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TOUIsvIIIE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
cave Nashville Rt........ SOC A. ". and CSC P N.
A rive AZ Huntsville At 400 P N. and AGO A. n.
Leave l.00A. n. and 800 P. n.
Arrive at Nashville at-.9.50 A. N. and 1870 P. N.
Accommodation train is superseded by the
train that arrives IN Nashville A. X. Bnd
leaves y. M.-except on Sunday.
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READ Morton B. Howell's adserhsement
of sale Of lots in shslby's addition TO Edge
heid. ldecS 2
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NASHVILLE AND cHATrAEooaA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville al $50. 700 A. NJ and 500 P. n
Arrives nj Shelbyvile... 200 A. n. and S.55 p n.
Arrive ut CHATTANOOGA. 200 A. NJ. and 2.4O p. n.
Leave ChattanooRa......... $40 A. ". and 80 P. n.
Arrive at Nashville. 40 A. NJ and 25 P II.
Leaves Shelbyville....500 A. N. and 10. 40 P. N.
Arrives At Nashville...-li.l0 A. N. and 2.35 ?. n.
(cundavs eNceptedJ
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PH CITY

PENANG AND CLuSISC OF TIE
MIA AUGUST Esf.-0metsI.
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Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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leo A. X.
second Northern.
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Tir>i Northern.
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

Mail and Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville at....-......'.....-..-. a.}D A. "
Arrive M 20 r. a.
Memphis. Mobile and N. 0. Express:
ArTiva AZ Nashville ...................l22 % A. NJ
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ity,i' washington ana SoGtRern via
Chattanooga,
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seHSnd Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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NASHVILLE HDNoRTHwEsTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leaves Nashville at.........70O A. A. and h45P. A.
Arrives nj Nashville nt.6.30 A. NJ. and $50 ?. NJ.
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

MASONIC FusrsAI--The funeral Of Mr.. David s. An
derson, member Of Nassau Lodge No. $50, y. and A. NJ
took place from his late residence Ia Atlantic avenue
Classon at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon The
members OF the lodge followed the remains OF their late
brother TO the in full regaa where the inermen
took place With the impressive rites OF tho order.
MILITARY FusEasL---Tho funeral Of Mr. Edward G.
Morehouse member Of company f. Fifty sixth regi-
ment.N G. 4 N. ", and also Of the Exempt Frsmen's
Association, took place yesterday afternoon from tho
Centenary Methods, Episcopal Church, at the Of
Jaw and Johnson streets. A. the deceased widely
known, having held several prominent positions, his
funeral was largely attended. The members or his com.
pany and also the members Of the Exempt Fremen e
Association turned out In body. The funeral sermon
preached by the Rev. Mr. Searis.
PROBABLY FArAL ACCIDENT TO Car CoSpr1oR.-Ed-
ward Bingham, conductor OF the Coney Island
cars was very severely II not fatally injured yesterday
afternoon. II appears he standing upon the pro-
lection Of one 81 tho open when In Smith street.
near State, and was caught by coming from the
opposite direction, and crushed In q terrible manner
The two tracks close together this point that
person standing the outside 10 slnosi get
NAH
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

Newark.
ARREST ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBrg.--On satur-
day night detectives Smith and Brans, OF tho Newark
force succeeded In eecting the arrest of named
james Van Wrinkle, who is charged with completely in
highway robbery committed last summer. II appears
that Terence Caden, young man. became intoxi-
Gated at saloon ia tho Sixth ward and upon leaving
for home accompanied by several pretended friends,
among whom, IL ia said, the man Van Wrinkle.
Upon reaching secluded SPOT Caden overpowcred
by bis companions and robbed Of watch portion OF
his clothing and $500 in money and threatened with
death, after which the fcndsr fed. Several OF them
afterwards arrested and serving OF
confinement for their guilt Van Wrinkle visited Newark
Saturday and arrested about eleven r. NJ. the
Market street depot as he about leaving for New
York. on a charge OF completely ia tho affair."
AN EPISCOPAL CLERGYMAN REFUSED ApMrrAScE TO HIS
CHugcHA difficulty has arisen between the trustees OF
st. Barnabas Chrrch, Roseve, and present rector
the Rev. Mr. Lynn which has eliminated in refusal
by the former TO allow him to perform the dntes OF
Office. Since Faster Sunday Mr. Lynn has not been per-
mtei TO enter the church. and has been informed that
his salary will be discontinued. For several SUNDAYS
past hs has held services in schoolhouse vicinity
which be has hired for the purpose The matter will be
brought before the convention. (which meets Al Burling
ton in about two weeks, when II Is hoped that sono
satisfactory settlement viii be arrived al.
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decreet TO bring by premature fear the very fate they
wished 10 avoid Their sovereigns conduct 10 the Lux
emburg entanalement, . dark but not aninteiigibie
matter from the very outset, might certainly be more
crcumspect than II rs Though at the instance Of ms
Dutch Minister'S who. having burned their fingers
now prefer letting well alone, he had 70 appoint
special dipomatists for his Grand Dachy. he has yet
been true enough to his eanings % send 70 Paris
notorious annexaonist, while Berlin has 70 content
itself with country judge man known in his district
only The inference drawn from this a. Berlin IS that
TO sell Is still the alpowerfu word at the Hague. The
prejndciai influence thereby exercised upon pending
negot atoms Is incalculable.
In Prussia called out, no horses bought
no guns transported 20 the possible scene OF acton
But while preserving her equsnimy, despite the haste
with which the French armaments being carried on,
Prussia is yet cautious enough to lake some preliminary
steps Ia case Of the worst Conditional contracts ara
being concluded with horse. and Dealers
burroughs refused and certain railway companies Or
dered to keep plant IN readiness for the transport OF
troops. On the walls OF Maysnce fasclnes being
placed with all despatch In Saxony the recruits which
to be drafted in July have been ordered TO join at
once In Baden, the most exposed State OF all whose
stronghold Of Ratadt Is being made ready for defence,
the journals have boon officially cautioned against report
ing military movements.