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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-05

SHOOTING AFFAIR The McNinuyiIle
Nc- Era of the 81 says On the 3lzt ult..
our frllgw-citizcu S. p. Penneh5kcr, shot at
and missed negro on the streets. The
causes f,r the act, as we understand them,
are that the negro had been in the employ
Of Mr. Penuebaker and for some cause had
been discharged. A day or two before the
shooting, the negro had deceived from Mr..
Pennebaker's premises two valuable dogs,
and killed both of them, and the report
came te Mr. Hennelalcr that the negro
had also threatened ~ burn hi premise,
and acting upon this report and through
fear of the early cousummati0n Of ihe
threat Peunchakcr met him on the streets,
and fired pistol shot al him. and foru-
naieiyr as We hope for both parties, missed
HE aim Ne. Pennehaker az once deliy-
cred himself % the authorities, and the
trial took place which resulted 10 his being
hEeo Tor an assault ard a violation Of the
corpCrution laws.
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Seasoned Popular Lumber, corn
Crawford and North Summer streets
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ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS &c. The only obert Of
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them nothing. aud may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescripiion. will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
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octE-ly
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Southern Cotton MARKETS..

CHARLESTON. Jan. cotton market firm
sales. 500 bales middlings, 33@34c.
SAVANNAH, Jan. cotton market quiet but
firm; sales about 200 bales; middlings, BE.
NOZZLE. Jan. 2-Sales of cotton 20 day. 800
bales middlings, 3lG32c.
AUGUSTA, Jan. The operations fer the past
week have been light, owing to the small guam
tity Offering and prices have advanced 2.d3c dur
ing the time We think it probable that this
scarcity of offering stock will continue, as the
great bulk of the crop intended for this market
has already been received Our planters have
either sold enough TO supply their wants, or have
made satisfactory arrangements which Will ena-
BILE them to offer their remaining stocks as prices
are enhanced. The market closed to dag at
about the following: Midding, &c; strict mid
ding, $40; good middling, 34c.
P. S.-Since the above was prepared, We have
the particulars Of yesterdays and tO-days trans
actions The market i. much excited, and a
large number of bales have changed hands
SPECTATORS buying freely. The sales since Mon
day gre J. las bales. The receipts are I'D bales
MACON, Jan. 2-Ihe cotton market was dull
to-day. Strict middlings brought 2Sc late in the
afternoon. and the market closed with an upward
tendency.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Jan. 1.-The market was
more animated to-day, and 80 bales we're sold at
. to DC for middlings, purchaser paying the tax
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The exports to foreign ports, compared
with last year, exhibit a
DEcREAsK-To Great britain. 81 .947
To Eranco-.-............. 2,lS.-l54. IA
INCREAsE-Other foreign pOrts.......--.. 500
Total Ia, ASS
To domestic ports, the exports are 1885,
1913 bales less than in 1865, and the stock
on hand at all the ports show an increase,
compared with 1865, of ,734 bales.
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We caIl attention Co the following adyer.
tisements which appear in this morning
pape. for the first time. The reader g.
referred to them in another column:
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Caledonian Soci etv is announced for Mon
day evening next
The Chamber Of Commerce ADVERTISE a
change in the hour Of holding their regular
meetings Also, the initiation fees and
dues required Of the members.
BY application 10 this Office, horse aud
barouche may be bought
The sixth quarterly report OF the condi-
ton Of the Third National Bank is made
this morning.
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A portion Of these stOcSs were held over
from the last cotton year, so that the re-
ceipts Of the present years crop amount to
about $4,000 bales mp to the latest dates,
with a stock of only about 100000 bales
held at the ports and interior towns.
The receipts at all the ports, As compared
with 1865, give the following result:
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New AoEA SaDeh anu AoNtI
NRw YORK, Jan. Stocks dull and lover
money car per cent Sterling quiet, lO954. New
York, S2zs: Missouri Central l05l4;. Northwest
ern, 1875 Pacific Mail, 7l54; New York Central,
H. Gold 1885. J-2Os, coupons OF o. lUl1s; DO
Of '65, new, 1885; 1908, Jos. California Is, 10,
ex. interest.
New York Dry Goods Market
NEw YoRK, Jan. 4-In the dry goods market,
holders are strong with only few buyers. For
eign goods inactive. There is some little stir
about the tariff question.
New York Market.
Nrw YORK. Jan. 4--Flour lOGl5c higher and
more active, 81 GB9l2 50 for round hoop Ohio.
Wheat is a shade 8rmer. Corn Ic better, with a
fair inquiry, at 81 1901 II. Oats are a shade
frmer. Pork lower; new closes at S2l II. cash.
Dressed hogs are dull and lower, 7Ags1sc for
Western.
81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 4.-Cotton active and higher
3l14@32JEc. Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat,
little doing. Corn higher, 1I9sOc. Oats hrmer.
EqG6gl g. Provisions dull.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI Jan. 4.-Flour Is steady but quiet;
supeT6ne 50 5Oa 10 so: trade brands SIT to s3 ~.
Wheat firm but quiet; No. spring, 81 a. Nc.
winter 3 S562 90. Corn il in good demand at
54@S5c for ear and 6Oe16lc for shelled, the chief
demand being from distillers. with not much de-
mand for shipment. Oats qulet az DC Tor No /
in elevator Rye firm at 81 1901 ~ LOT No. J.
Whisky is in good demand Of &c an bond Cot
ton is in large demand; sales Of 700 bales NJ "
T32r far middling closing less active, however.
Hogs dull and lower packers not buying at the
close. -GTszc Mess pork Is dull ut Sly jO99E
green meats dali and prices dropping; shoulders
g.. sides 734@7Jsc. hams go. Lard dull AZ ll3G
he Nothing IS doing in bulk meats or bacon.
Groceries steady, With moderate demand. But .
ter and cheese steady. Gold l33 buying and 1874
selling Exchange dull. with an increased pres
sure for loans and the market IS even closer than
Buffalo Market.
BUFFALO, Jan. 4.-Flour ST. Western sprlpg
wheat 81 3792 80. Oats 50r. Barley sc. Ohio
dressed hogs, 71zG5c.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON Jan. 4, H.--C0HsOls @-s United
States 5-20s ~; Illinois Central -. a aud Erie
49,.
the week amount 10 500 bales Of middiug up
lands Mt ISI "a. The market is quiet and steady
FRANKFORr. Jan. (. g.-1-3s are quoted ~
PtRls. Jan. {, a.-Rsntes G3E s3c.
LnSp0V, Jan. A. p. M--Ihe closing price Tor
consois was y5H for money. The closing price fer
United States s-2N was 13ls, Erie 49, Illinois
Central s..
LIvERPn1I. Jan. {. p. u.--The cotton market
continues steady. sales OF no. 900 bale midihng
uplands at l554 "a. The breadstafis market is hrms
Corn b frm, with an upward tendency aud has
advanced A. I'd. per quarter Uf $50 pounds. for
American mixei " estern. Wheat B. hrm and
upward and has adv anced Al. Flour 6rm. The
provision market b. steady and hrm. Lard IS
6rmer and tends upward. Cheese b. firm, With a
slightly upward tendency IN price.
tRANEFoET. Jan T. r. H--Ihe closing quota
ton f0T j-U was rs.
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aoots ana sIaocs cheap az 20 PabIl,

SGuaTe.-ln consequence Of contemplated
change in my business, offer the best selection
Of Boots AMI Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buycT-be he q consumer or merchant
viii surely rrodt by examining my stock Of
goods before supply Ing himself as am quite in
earnest Go give bargains Max. L. GUrruAYE.
sopt-t No. % Public Square
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Taken from Tennesseans and Kentuckinus, and
used b. the United States troops. Loss Of Horses
aud Equipments Of
Officers and Soldiers ia L. :. Service
Three months Pay proper due discharged Off
GERS in certain cases. and all similar claims
promptly attended to.
Recent acts Of Congress have increased the
Bountles and Pensions due soldiers or their legal
heirs. III certain cases, and placed colured sol
dlsEs and their heirs on the same footing o.
white
Correspondents desired in al portions Of the
country. Business sent US by mail will receive
a. prompt attention as if handed Is in person
Our charges Will be reasonable
REFERENCEs-Maj. Gen. Geo II. Thomas, 4
5. A; Gov. VIM. q. BT0WnlOw Hon. A. J
Fletcher. Secretary Of State ofTennessee: Wing
ToEey i Co, Bankers; and First National BaEl
Of Nashville; and officers generally Of the lat
volunteer army. Dav25-3Tu
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Valuable City Property
FOR SALE.
Frank A Irwin, Admir-, vs.. James Irwin
and others.

ID County Court Of Davidson county. rendered
al its December Term. 1866. in the above cause,
/ will sell at Public Auction, at the south end
OF the Court House in Nashville, on saturday, ,
the 18th Day OF January, 1857, the fol
lowing described property. belonging 10 the
estate Of Rachael Irwin, deceased, to-WIt:
One lot situated on the corner of Spruce street
ing Lot" in the city of Nashville, fronting Is
feet TO an alley. on which lot is erected a frame
dwelling house. Also, four lots situated on
Maple street, in South Nashville, each fronting
a feet on said street and running back 10 an
alley, said last mentioned lets being animpToyed.
TERMs One-fOuTth cash. and balance on g
credit Of c. y, Is and "a months. Notes bearing
interest from day Of sale, with personal security
required for unpaid purchase money, and lien
retained. etc.
dec22-td P. L. NICHOL, Clerk.
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& NT1TAL ALL PAID IN.
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Tennessee Bonds, new 66c Silver. .............I22
Also, highest price paid for all kinds Of Southern
Bank Notes. See price list furnished when desired
Deposits received, and Exchange furnished on
New York, Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis Eng
land, Ireland, France, and all parts OF Germany
CORPoRATIOS CHICKS cashed at best rates
OFFICE, corner Union and Cherry street 0puo
site Bank Of Tennessee.
Office hours, 3 A. n 20 pm
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1874; was 1874 at 1l:30; and closed at 1887
at P. NJ. Brokers here were paying 1SI
q l32, and were holding at the New York
quotation.
Government securities were quoted in
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FOT Attorney GehrraI- EIyenah ia.
dictal D!striCt--Wo are authorized e. an
nounce A c. HIJEEv Esq. as a candidate for
Attorney General. for the Eleventh judicial
District, composed of the rouutics of Giles Mar
rsball Maury Lawrence Levi, and Hickman
u.ElS-ti
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PERscNAL.--Gen. }. y. Palmer, Of Mur
freesboro, and Colonel J r. Davis, Of vii
ron county, were in the city Yesterday
They are ia fine health
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GOV. Patton, Of Alabama, has succeeded
in getting the time for the payment OF
money borrowed in New York, for his Stale,
extended. The debt was due on the 1T inst.
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5000 Cords Government Wood
AT PRIVATE SALE.
OFfICE ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsTEs,
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dee a. isl5

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dee. "a. ls.,j.
HAVE THREE THOUSAND $1,000
| cords Of Government Wood. which will be
sold al private sale, il quautities % sait pur-
chasers.
This Wool is Al the Cavalry BarrArks in
North Nashville.
Terms Cash, il Government funds.
For further particulars inquire AZ this Office
By order Of Brig. Gen. IHUs SWORBs. Asst
Quartermaster General
EB. KIRK.
janl lot Captain and A. Y. 81.
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TH0s. $ MARI. Pres't 10. Ttarlx, Cash.
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and College Streets
The following the rates paid for uugurrrut
money. These quotations are liable % fiuctuatr but
may be depended on sufficient length Of time fIt
remittances % be received BY mail express 10 for
wardsd without delay
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FIRES There were three Urea in Louis
willie Thursday, bat neither Of them in
yolyed any serious loss. The worst got the
insurance Offices for about $4,000. What
which 10 saddle our losses.
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NEGRO KILLED Buff, negro, was
killed in Fayetteville during the holidays
by Mr. William Wilmington, whom he
had threatened 10 kill
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CORN FOR NICKsEURG.-A shipment OF
corn for Vicksburg was made yesterday by
Messrs Corbeu q Boyd. Other shipments
are 10 follow.
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Palent ImproYement

N OPEN FIRE PLACES. CRATES. AND
/ gTOE ESQ per cent mere heat.
Tro1n so per cent less fuel. You cannot
be deceived 10 its value. az Il has been TASTED
fbs Pact e sht years and endorsed b thousands
III tie best citizens Of nearly ali TIE principal
cities Leave orders with
WM. sTOCEELL 4 SON.
Il Broad stsat
SAM-VAN LEER Co.
~ College street
ANDREW KING, agent,
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The Judge decided that Robert Hester
was not guilty Of the murder Of Warren,
for which he was originally arrested, but as
there was some proof against him touching
the death Of Stephen Bugg, he was held to
bail in the sum Of 5000 to answer that
charge at the next term, which he promptly
entered into, with some ten responsible
citizens as his securities.
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THE CITY

BLANK LEAsls-Of the most approved
form, beautifully printed on excellent pa.
per. for sale at this Office
CARrEs DE NIsIrP.-Ladies can have
visiting cards executed almost equal TO
copperplate printing and atone half the cost,
bv sending their orders 70 the office Of the
UNION AND DISPATCH
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I0LaIs- lsI,3II % 30
sWe take NeilI, Bros. Co.'s statement of re-
ceipts to tho I'D Of December. and add the re-
ceipts for the succeeding week.
The stocks held in interior towns, not in
cluded in the receipts at the ports, are IS
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PEEsoNAI--We were pleased 10 meet
in the city yesterday, Judge Ii. W Massen-
gale late of Georgia. Judge NJ has De.
t,rmiued 20 make Middle Tennessee his
future home. sud has taken q farm 90 IA,
immediate vicinity Of Nashville. on al,
Nolensyille Turnpike 4 gentleman ofhigh
mental culture, great social merit and a..
eminent public spirit, his removal tb
midst is q valuable acquisition 10 our e..
munity. The Judge informs us that ON hu
Georgia plantation he tried the experiment
Of free negro labor. Tie employed four
teen ablc-holicd hands, expended two hun
drcd d1iiars ion gusuo. used % iertli1e hi,
lands planted one hundred and thirt,
acres IN cotton. and raised H.r bd's-hi
entire corn crop yielding less than Eft,
barrels None of his ue!ghbors did am
better OF course, he quit
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BURNED To DEArH.-The Fayetteville
Observer Of the 81 says: "A negro girl
about seven years Cd, formerly the prop
erty Of Joseph Sebastian, deceased, was
burned to death near Mulberry, on Satur-
day, 2gth ult She was standing near the
tire, when her clothes caught aud before
they could be eEtingui-hed she was burned
Go a crisp.
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THE Shelbyville Union SAYS: owe re-
greet to learn that Robert Ray, Of this
county, at some point on Duck river, in
cabling a raft, had his foot cut Of by the
cable, from the effects Of which he died a
few DAYS ago"
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PEEsr0N CAsrEEL who killed lobe
Robertson, near Lynchburg, Temp, on the
18th ult, has been committed for trial for
murder, together with james Bruton and
Rufus Eaton, accessories. They are all
Bedford county men.
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BEDFORD WHEAT CRor.-Tbe Shelby
Vile Union Of the 18th says the farmers
speak very fsvomby Of the appearance Of
the growing wheat large breadth Of
land has b,en sown.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York stock and Money Market,
NRw YORK, Jan. 4.-Stocks dull and lower
money 647 per cent. Sterling quiet lOg14. New
ern, 463s; Pacific Mail, ~; New York Central
ll2 Gold 1885,. 5-2Os, coupons Of '02, 1879; dc
Of 'G5. new, 1885; 7-50s los. California Is, ll5
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FoUD DEAD.-The Fayetteville Oh.
scrU says an old man named Williamson
was found dead in the woods near that
place last Monday. lie was seventy years
of age, and dropped dead whilst mauIing
wood, il is supposed, of disease Of the heart
The Obsarer also mentions the escape OF
a prisoner, named Lockhart, from Jail lie
was under indictment Cor threatening Ia
kill
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Arrangement Of che opera House
RWing.-The preparations for the drawing
Of the Art Association are almost complete We
have already published the names of gentlemen
who are to be present as a committee from
abroad. The drawing viii take place on the
afternoon OF the Dist Of January. the opera
house being under engagement for the evening
The certificates of the association will admit
holders on being shown at the entrance, and
there is no doubt but that there will be an over
flowing house.
The agents throughout the country return
their unsold certificates, if any remain, on the
lst Of January. Orders will be received at the
Office here until the books are closed which the
management expect will be about the 10th.
There is no doubt but that the present demand
will take up every certificate Chicago Times.
jani-d&wlt
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HORSES AND MULES

(uATMS FOR BOUNTY, BACK PAY, PEN.
- sions, transportation. rail and river.J Quar-
tcrmasteT and COmmIssary Stores including
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Ma hvRle. Tennessee.

Louisville Reierenre5.-J. II. Linjeu5srzsr
Cashier Merchant Bank Of k6ntueky. Geo =
Lewis. President First Nashville Bank, LJi, L.
I. Ihustin, Secretary Southern Mutual Liis ~
sursure COMPANY. Jgs ~ T0mpkins " hole5aie
Merchant; NewcOmb. buchanan z 70. lete
sale Merchants. X. q. Dun 4 81, Fr2}p ,st'ls
Mercantils Agency; Gen hienail y, s--,-I.
C,sbier Tredsrs' Bank Of Tennessee; a; =. san
ford President First Naiioins,i Sank; y = Ne
NlD'3t JI'a yyL6Issals Merchants, Hon. III. a.
t3L--isoo Hated states District Attorney, s.
tv.,IoD President Bank Of Tennesses. Wing
49, 49, 90 Bankers; Col. +. p. Ferry United
t.,5cs ifax Commissioner; ". +. AlloHay. ESq.
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CLOSING PRICES.

WING, TOBEN ~ CO., Bankers and Dealers
In Gold. Silver, Government Stocks su1 Compound
Interest Notes.
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TENNESSEE PACIFIC RAuRoAD.-The
series Of letters written by Mr. DeBow, dis
cussing the whole subject Of railroad i'm
provements and its relations to Nashville
and the State Of Tennessee, have been re-
published in a very handsome pamphlet,
and will be graluitously distributed All
citizens interested in this important matter
willdo well TO call and obtain a copy at the
Office Of the road, Bank of Tennessee.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Commercial Bank .......ft
Farmers Bank uf A.
Carolina .................. %
Merchants EBuk-..........l
Bank Of KUNlarl' .... 1r
Miners aud Plmtrrs
Bank .......... I'D
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MR. r. ToMPKINs, ior several Years past
AN engineer on the Louisville and Nash
yillo railroad, died in Louisville Thursday,
Of injuries received some weeks ago in a
collision between freight and construction
train on the Memphis branch road. He
was one Of the best engineers employed by
the road, and was highly esteemed lie
wac about forty-lOnr years Of age,
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HoNoRaBE DISCHARGED. George III.
Swift was arrested Yesterday, on a warrant
sworn ont by Alphonzo Stickrod, charging
the prisoner with shooting at him Stick
rod with intent TO KILL The charge was
investigated BY Esquire Mathews, who dis
charged Swift and made Stickrod pay the
costs. IL appeared from the evidence that
swim had attempted 60 XIII a dog 10y shoot.
ing him, and had not shot at Suckrod al
all Suclrod uccumbed, knocked under,
iorked over, and went away thinking II
singular that he mistook a dog for himself