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10000; receipts 800; exports 4,7Q7. SUI
ugar add molasses active, unchanged.
skLouis Earixets.
ST. Louis, Dec 29-Tobaoco unchanged.
Flour superfne SIS 75@6 50. Wheat SC
lower 81 COOL &c. Corn 63@68. Oats
53@5S. Whisky 97i@9S. Mess pork %.
Bulk shoulders l03@11. Clear sides 10.
Bacon clear sides III. Lard l7@172.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Dec. Colour unchanged;
family 81 5000 90. Wheat 81 rs. Corn
66@67. Rye 81 So. Oats Goo. Cotton
2S3@24. Whisky 81 90. Mess pork 2Sc.
Bulk meats IL, 131 and 141c. Lard 172c.
green meats 10, 124 and lac. Butter 500
4Oc. Eggs 3l@32e. Clover seed 15c.
Coffee 21@25.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, December 29.-Sales 96
hhds tobacco, Tugs to cutting, medium
leaf 4@18s. Hogs S4@S3 gross. Cotton
23}. Super -four S. 5000. Wheat 81 so
al 95. Corn 63@65. Oats 5000.
Rye 81 40. Mess, pork 2Sc. Bacon
clear rib sides Isle. Bulk meats-shoul-
ders III; clear ribbed sides Is; clear sides
15lc. Fancy bacon hams Isle. Lard, in
tierces, 1Sc. Raw whisky 81.
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II - u r Il :
s S i q ks, and business con
- sss ss. rlesns sugar is quoted
al ll@IsT Dsnarara 14@15; Porto
Rico 12@1s; Cuba 1S5; Standard Hards
16a; coffee A 16; B do 1910 Isl
The supply Of coffee is abundant, and
ranges from common 10 choices at 2c@241
for Rio; 26 for Laguyra and 5000 for
Java.
i Candles have declined to 16l@17 for
Star, light weight.
Oranges, which took such a jump during
Christmas week have declined to SIS per
barrel, with sufficient room for further de.
cline.
Flour continues active at prices ranging
from $6@12 per barrel.
Cotton Yarns continue unchanged at 10
for zoos; II for 600s; 10 for 500's.
Live stock Market.
During the week cattle have been SELL
ing at 24@4s, and there is continued de-
mand for choice article.
Hogs command 73@Sl, and are scarce
Sheep during the week have sold at
prices ranging from S2@6 per head.
ss..Sales during the week at Morse's stock
yard as follows:
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BIaekMOOd.

We have received from the publishers
the American reprint of BlqckWOOfs Mag
aziae for December. This number is a
fitting close for the issues of the past year
which, taken altogether, have been of more
than average merit, furnishing a large
amount not only Of entertaining but Of sub
stantial literature. We have 50 often
spoken of the value of this periodical, that
We have no doubt most of our readers are
familiar with it, at least by repute and
without going further into details, we con-
tent ourselves with giving list of the ar
ticles in the present number:
Doubles and Quits: Comedy Of Err
rors, Part ia very amusing story OF
mistaken identity.
Historical Sketches of the Reign of
George 1.-THE SaiIor.-Another Of those
graphic descriptions which bring past
scenes and characters before us az in a
picture. The present paper gives sketch
Of Lord Arson and his memorable voyage.
Kinglaks's History of the War in the
Crimea.-Those who cannot afford TO pur-
chase this book will find good substitute
for il in this review.
Dean MiIman.-A biographical sketch.
Cornelius O'Dowd.-A continuation Of
those favorite light satirical comments on
current ideas and events.
What is to Come Of It?--An article on
the political situation Of England.
Reminding our friends that among The
host of periodicals now soliciting their at
tention, Blackwoods Magazine has an emf
nent claim, we recommend those who have
not vet done so to enter their names early
for the ensuing year. Published by the
Leonard Scott Publishing Company, l4t
l Fulton street. New York,
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Our market is now well supplied with
seed, which are quoted al follows: Glover
SO; Timothy So rs: Blue Grass 50 /;
Herds Grass and Orchard So. During
the past week there have been consider
able movements at these figures.
In cotton seed there slill continues a
lively trade, our dealers readily taking all
offerings at the rate of $40 per ton. Only
about 5000 lbs. changed hands to- day at
these figures, bat during the week the
transactions were heavy.
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All orders must be accompanied by the money
or check for the amount. Stamps will be sent
by mail or express, rs directed.
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London advices of yesterday quote Uni
ted States Dos at 74s.
Exchange OH New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at &c discount, and
sold by them at par.
Nashville corporation checks are lower
and in but little demand Dealers
generally are holding at SOC.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 69c for the old and
G9c for the new
The sales Of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the Goth
inst. were as follows:
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Rock CITY Serenaders.

This excellent band of amateurs gave a
concert at Masonic Temple last night, aud
notwithstanding the Indictment weather,
there we're probably one hundred and fifty
persons in the house. Owing to the bad
night, however, it was deemed Advisable
TO repeat the concert on Monday night
next With this understanding the tick
ets were returned, and will be good AT the
next concerr. The company made good
impression on those present, and we look
for rousing crowd at their appearance
next week.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
ARRIVED.
None.
DEPARTED.
Tyrone, Cairo.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
Fanny Brandeis, Evansville, II NJ.

Tyrone, Cairo.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
Fanny Brandeis, Evansville, IL NJ.
The river at this point commenced rising
again briskly yesterday. We report 4 feet
on Harpeth Shoals. Weather rainy.
The only steamboat movement yester-
day was the departure of The Tyrone for
Cairo.
The Nashville is due to-day, and is the
regular packet for Cairo Thursday at
4P.M.
The Robert Moore is expected. She
will not be able to get off as advertised.
The Fanny Brandeis departs for Evans
vile, in command of Capt. Henry Miller,
with Kilt Rudd in the Office.
NEWS FROM OTHER PORTS
MEMPHIS, Dec. 30 Weather warm and
rainy. River falling slowly. Some ice
running.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 29.-River falling
with six feet four inches water in canal.
Cloudy and cold. Arrived, Emma Floyd,
Nashville, st. Claire, Tennessee River.
Observation-Disclosures, Nash
vile.
A steamboat accident more terrible than
that which recently occurred on the Ohio
river, is reported by cable from the Medi-
terranean Archipelago. Two mail steam,
ers collided 80 violently that more than
two hundred passengers are said TO have
been killed by the shock.
On Wednesday, 23d, at 2 A. NJ, the
steamer st. Nicholas, on her way down Red
river, struck the dam on the falls, knock
ing in her side some forty feet, which
caused her to fill Immediately and sink.
She is lying straight across Red river, with
one foot of water across her main deck.
No lives lost. The boat is supposed TO be
a total loss. She had on board, at the time
of the accident, $50 bales Of cotton.
The Courier-Journal of yesterday says:
The John Lumsden, Capt. Davis new
packet for the Cumberland river trade,
raised steam yesterday for the purpose OF
testing her machinery. Everything worked
admirably. She will take her departure
for Nashville tomorrow, unless the ice gets
heavier.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of Monday
says:
The weather was mild and thawing, yes
ierday, the mercury at noon reaching $50.
Wind southwest. 1t WAS cloudy all day,
but cleared off in the evening.
The running ice was not so thick and
heavy yesterday as on Saturday, bat too
formidable for safe navigation. Ice out Of
the Allegheny, which is said to be very
heavy, will reach here to-day. If the
mild, thawing weather of yesterday con-
tinues, the ice will not long be an obstacle
to navigation. The melting snow on tle
large floating fields will aid materially in
demoralizing and Vanquishing them. The
river was about stationary here, yesterday
with seventeen feet eight inches in the
channel, last evening.
Several steamers, southern bound, are
| lying in port, ready to leave as soon as the
ice will permit, and may get away to-day
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the same dat
has the following:
Capt. Lew George, Of the Inflated d. NJ
SechIer, il in the city, and wants boat fol-
the Kanawha river and Nashville trade
He has an eye Cd the stern-wheel America
| Mr.. NJ. Freese has sold his interest il
the Dew Drop, a Cstlettsburg and Cali
polls packet, to David CARED, for 81 200
II
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FROM c. F. SANDERS, ESQ
29J West Magazine Street.

For the past two years my hearing has
been very much impaired, 30 that l aPpre-
hended total deafness would eventually be
the result. applied to Dr., Lighthill for
relief, and l am happy to stale that he re-
stored me to perfect hearing, so that / am
now able 10 hear as good as ever. / shall
be forever grateful to the Doctor for the
benefit l derived from his great skill, and
consider him fully worthy of public con-
fidence. G. f. SANDERS.
Louisville, Sept. %, 1866.
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4. Dropping the Pigeon

Bob Pe.way and Addison Webster, two
well known negroes, made their appear
ance in the Police Court yesterday, having
been arrested the day previous upon the
charge Of practiciHg and maroeuvering at
what is known among sharpers as drop
ping the pigeon" The extent of their Of
fence was made clear to Commissioner
Davis, upon the proof adduced, and he
compelled each TO pay fine Of $50 and
costs, and upon failure TO raise that
amount, they were committed to the work
house.
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Grain Market.

The transactions in corn for week past
have been heavy, both in buying and sell
ing. A very considerable quantity is be-
ing shipped South, aud we hear Of one
house who has q standing order TO ship
once a week to Florida. Our dealers are
now buying in ear at SOC, and paying $40
SIC for prime white delivered in depot, and
delivering in depot. sacks included, at TO
@67c.
There is but little wheat coming into
market, but the small lots that arrive it'd
ready purchasers at 81 50@1 20.
In Rye business is limited. But little
coming in, and dealers are offering 81 %
M1IE
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e. W Esieli, drunkenness, fined - and
costs
Ann Hudson, drunk and using threat
eRing and obscene language discharged.
Manda Hunt, assault aud battery, dis
charged.
Tom. Pentecost, drunkenness, fined -
and costs.
Henry Crulcher, assault and battery on
his wife, continued.
Dick Smallwood, assaulting with sword
cane, discharged upon payment Of the costs.
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= We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at at bargain, by
application at the oH;re of the UNION AND
AMERICAN.
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In RankruDlcY.

Az Nashville. the 18th December, ls6s,
Middle District Of Tenn ~.
In the matter Of. Wasgoner & Co.. Bankruptcy
THECREDITORS OF THE ABOVE NAMED
L bankrupts are hereby notified that the see
oud Meeting Of the creditors will be held al the
office of A. 5, Bradley, Register in Bankruptcy,
on The in day OF January. 1869, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
for the purpose vf declaring n dividend.
ALEX. A. HALL,
de1g law3t Assignee.
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Id.cGeI,I crnnIbns Linz.

The proprietor Of this line desires US TO
say. that the fare 10 or from Edgefeld
proper is FIVE cents. Passengers going be-
You'd Edgefeld will he charged ten cents,
as heretofore.
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DR.. f. BUEFoRD-LIGHTHu.L, who OPP
Grated so successfully in The above cases
has consented TO visit Nashville and may
be consulted at the st. Cloud Hotel from
Dec. Both.
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Gen. WB. BE, Gen. B Frank Cheat
ham, Mr.. ID F taster, John kirkmam, hm
Evans, NJ q Colon. novzo
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FHOM NATIAHN STILLS II M Faasf-1ss
Of Louisville, ky., Proprietor 81 tGe
Burnet House, Cincinnati.
To Ny Friends and ihe Public
1t affords me great satisfactic1 % be
able to testify to the success of DIR. Light
hill in the treatment Of deafness, and ex-
press my sense of obligation to him.
My hearing had been impaired for
number Of years, at times to such an extent
as to embarrass me seriously. DIR. Light
hill, under whose care placed myself, has
removed the difficulty completely, and re-
stored me 10 perfect hearing.
SILAs F. MILLER.
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Tulip Street Church, EdgeGeld, will
hold matchmaking, commencing at 10
g.. NJ, on Thursday night, the 3Ist instant.
A full attendance is expected and very de-
.ir,hla
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Yesterday was one of the most disagree
able days Of the season. From early morn
10 dewy eve, il rained necessarily, and cor
sequeutly the streets we're in wreIohedly
-loppy condition.
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aoard of Common Council.

The Board Of Common Council met
last night pursuant TO adjournment, Presi.
dent Sh2nkland in the chair. There be
ing DO quorum present. the Council add
lonfnpd
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Nashville, Dec. %, 1868.

DR.. Z. BUEFoRD .LIGHTHILL, who is
50 strongly endorsed by the above parties,
has consented to visit NashyilleWednesday.
Below are feS more letters from persons
Of the highest social position.
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THE new play is meeting with great sue
cess, a large crowd being present last night
notwithstanding the inclemcncy Of the
weather. Miss Ada Newton and Mis-
Belle St. Martin are highly complimeOied
for the parts they enact il the piece.
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AN ~ NegreSS.

Emma Green, Iored, was arrested yes.
terday and taken nerore Justice Mathews,
on a charge Of assault and using language
calculated to provoke the peace OF Amanda
Pickett. The case was continued until
this morning At 9 o'clock.
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} lack McNeeIy, colored, charged with
larceny in stealing clothing, was discharged
yesterday by Justice Mathews, the pro'e'
cutor Ben Butler having Withdrawn the
warrant,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-30

Thomas Jones, coIOred, was arraigued
before Justice Csssetty, yesterday, on a
charge of bastsrdy, preferred by Elmira
Beaumont. He was discharged.
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Obtaining Goods Under False Pre-

A man named Frank Kimble, was yes
terday arrested and taken before Justice
Wilkinson, charged with obtaining groceries
from Ed. Miller under false pretences.
The case was continued until Monday at 2
o'clock
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Alarm of Fire

The alarm of fire given yesterday after
noon about half past 4 O'clock, was 6ccA,
stoned by the burning ont Of a chimney on
a frame building, No. l5S South College
street The flames were soon extinguiehod
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The efforts 10 establish direct trade be-
tween Southern ports and Europe accumu-
late Charleston, Savannah and New Or
leans have already, by the aid of European
capitalists, established trans Atlantic steam
lines, and Norfolk and Mobile have SINH
lar projects under consideration. The Mo
bile Tribune, in commencing to the plan
teIs Of Alabama and Mississippi a plaza for
direct trade, concludes with the following
we'll established facts; Leaving out o
the question the vast per ceatsge saved
by direct trade with Europe from dispen
sing with The services Of Intermediate
agenls at the North, and the advantages of
receiving hard gold instead Of greenbacks
for cotton, the carrying trade between the
South and Europe, which supports a large
mercantile marine, is certainly worth
grasping. Let that marine be Southern
owned by our planters. De BotV's ReUie0
values the carrying trade of the South at
two and half millions Of dollars annual
". All the money is pocketed by old and
New England. The proper enterprise
would give the greater portion Of it to the
South"
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DIR. f. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, to whom
the above letter is addressed and who
made suck successful visit TO Cincinnati,
and Louisville, has been invited TO visit
New Orleans. Ga his way he will stop at
Nashville.
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Dec. Both.
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Extra Special NOtiee.-BeWare of Coun
forfeited. and the counterfeiter brought to grief

forfeited. and the cOunterfeiter brought to grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DR.. John
Bull only has the right to manufacture and sell
the original John Smiths Tonic Syrup, of Lou
isville. Kentucky. Examine well the label on
each bottle. If my private stamp is not on the
bottle. do not purchase, or you will be deceived.
See my column advertisement, and my show
card. will prosecute any one infringing on
my right. The genuine Smiths Ionic Syrup
can be prepared only by myself
The public's servant.
DR.. JOHN BULL.
LOUISVILLE Ky.
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,cks of Cotton In Interior Towns.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 90, P. Motion
frmer at advance of ID. Sales $1,000
bales. MiddIing uplands lO3d; Orleans Id
New York Money Market.
New YORK, Dec. 29-Gold S4s@344
New Tennessee's SO.
- New York DrygOOds Market. s.
New York, Dec. 29-Wamsutia
bleached musins 224. Standard prints
124@l3.
New York Markets.
New York, Dec 29-Colton 254. Flour
5000; lower super SIS 90@6 20. Whisky
81. Wheat 81 so. Corn 92(99G Rice
ST. Carolina sugar IL.
New Orleans Markets.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 29.-COtton ac-
tive ic higher; middIings 234@24e; sales
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A horse attached TO an express wagon
took fright at one Of the steam engines
Yesterday, on College street, and ran away.
lie was stopped before much damage was
Iona
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Editorial from Toledo Blade. Dec. l. 1865
70 DIR. LIGHTHILL.

4 LIS lp Aft- AAS1hh AhAAlss
We have been handed the following tesii-
monial to the skill Of DIR. E. Bdnford
Lighthill. The gentlemen whose sigma
lures are attached TO the paper are well
known, East and West, as among those who
would not permit the use OF their names
for any purpose that was not Of The most
meritorious character, and that fact gives
the testimonial increased importance. No
better attestaiion Of his skill has the Doc
tor received, and nowhere has he left be-
hind him a higher appreciation of his
ability as scientific physician. His sue
cess has been very remarkable, and il az
fords us much pleasure to be the medium
of expressing TO the pnblie the esteem in
which Dr. Bunford-L ighihill is held in
this city.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. 30, 1868.
DR.. Edwurd Bmtord- LigiihH:
We, the undersigned citizens of Toissia,
having personally received medical treaf-
ment at your hands, or having had seIn-
bers Of our family or friends treated By
you, we embrace this opportunity, upon
the eve Of your departure for practice else
where, TO testify 10 your success as prac-
titioner, and of our appreciation Of you "a
a skillful, successful physician. We have
ever found yon courteous, attentive TO the
interests Of your patients and Punctnsl 10
your engagements We have the uEaOst
confidence in yonr capacity 10 successfully
treat the various diseases 10 which you
cOnfne your practice, AID being fully
satisfied that the cases uutsr your care
have received every benefit which can be
derived from skill, science and an extern
sive experience, heartily recommend you
to the afflicted everywhere.
CA King. Mayor Of Toledo.
&c Cnriis, Of Curtis, Russell q Co.
w II Shredder, of 3 w Bigby & Co.
SH Keller, Of Keller, Apologize & Co. |
John Wilson, Superior Street.
w II Dean, Of Sage, McGraW Il Co.
s L Collins.
TT BOdley.
OLsvelle, Of Layelle a Co.
w w Beach.
Declan Allen, 132 Adams Street
A P Miller, Editor Blade.
Henry Zahn.
DIR. E. BUNFORD LIGHTHIIL, who ne so
widely known as most successful aurist
will arrive in Nashville on Wednesday,
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Apartments have been secured for DR..
E. Bunford-Lighthill at the st. Cloud
Hotel, where he may be consulted from
Wednesday, Dec 30lh.
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/ recommended Mr.. Sanders to DIR.
Lighthill, and cheerfnlly testify TO the cor
rectuess of the facts az above stated.
Z. C. BoHlJE,
Louisville Hotel.
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LASnsErH's o-r'r'I.S Us nsFe Org
receive. by DeMOville q 70 isae
and i.Il assortment. Red and sFhas
onioo Sets, by any quantity -
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henian Ball is announced 10 take place
Al the Court House on New IcaI 3 Night.
IT will doubtless he largely attended.
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RAGS.

On and after this date. we will only pay Five
cents per pound for good country Cotton
Rags. WHlTEmAN bhOS.
November 24-tf
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JENhIN'S sTOMACH nII rEas

BateheIOr's Hair Dye This s9lehs1
Hair Dive il the hest in the world. The oss
ty,,e and perfect Dgs-harmiozs. reliable. iiss.p-
tassous. No disappointment. No Fi5icaisas
tint.. Natural black OF brown. Remedies tas
an saasts Of bad Hgss. Ingig0rates tbe azIs
leaving IL soft and beautiful. Tbs genuine s
signed Ig;liiaR, A. Batehelor. AT stheI1 arc
mere limitations and should be aveidel s2sd
~ All Druggist and PersuuIsTs,f Factory. y 6
Barclay street, New York arf7ry
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