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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03
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NE advertisement Of the agent, W. II.
Morrow, for the Castle Rock Coal will he
found in our columns this morning. We
have given this coal fair trial, and find
it possessing qualities which will commend
tito all who use il. Unlike many other
kinds il does not slake when exposed 10
the weather, bu! has bright hard color !;
a9d though it ignites rather slowly at first,
1t soon becomes a red hot mass, throwing
cut an iutsrss and regular heat making
but few ashes and very little SCOT; burning
steady and longer; possessing no slate. it
does rot burst and pop while burning. We
swould suppose it will take rank in the coal
market among the cheapest. If our peo.
pie are skeptical lei them try a load 20 sat.
isfy themselves.
The Mayor issues wholesome nrccIo.
nation for the preservation Of good order
aud peace during the election to-day.
George +. Akers, the agent of all the
best manufacturers Of Virginia tobaccos
Is IN receipt to-day Of choice brands direct
from Lynchburg, Richmond and Danyille.
Personals
Col John r. Branner, President of the
last Tennessee and Virginia railroad. i,
yet lying in quite critical condition.
The Columbia Herald states that NJ.
Reese p. Thomas, who was injured by
being thrown from buggy during the
Fair seek at that place, is in an improving
coaditiou-getting well.
Gen. Butler informs Gen. Gordon that
h Is responsible in every way" for what
he says. People who were robbed by The
Fort Fisher hero al New Orleans would
much rather hear him say he is responsible
Tor what he does, because in that case they
might stand some chance of getting pay for
their spoons, plate, etc.
John I, Foote, Esq, formerly Of the
well known firm Of Foote. Nash &, Co
Cincinnati, was in the city yesterday.
Rev. Dr.. L. w. Sehon, pastor Of the
Shelby Street Methodist Church, Louis
vile, has returned to that city.
Hon. Emerson E:heridge LEFT on the
evening train yesterday for his home in
West Tennessee.
Hon. HCrvey Brown, who was in the
city t4e entire Of last week, attending the
meeting Of The Grand Lodge I. o. OF.
and late Grand Master Of this States ia
risaic,iou, returned to his home 10 Jack
~, Tenn, yesterday evening.
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Send to the Workhouse.

Dray No. 20 was discovered on the streets
las! evening without a driver, and sent
down to the workhouse.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

"Spaliing's" celebrated Glue is now
being used to cement frieadship between
Grant and Butler.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

BACoS.-Market firm. We quote clear
sides at 1Sc; shoulders 144@14Ic; country
hams II and Isle; choice ar.cured
canva9ed hams 2l!@22c; plain canvased
1SIc.
LARD-In fierce zoe; in kegs and cans
2l!@22Ic.
RAGs.-Whiteman Bros. are paying SIC.
COTTON YARSs.-Demand good and
supply limited. We quote 5OOs at zoe,
COOS at.1Sc, zoos at 16c.
FLoUR.-We quote superfue at 50 so;
family $40 50911; extra family S11 : fan
cy S12.
TOBACCO.-CommoD, unsound, 35@5Sc /;
sound 6O@7Oc; bright SO@$1; light
pressed 81 ; feurteens 65@SOc.
SUGAR-We quote New Orleans 100
16!; Demarara, 153@16c; Porto Rico
13I@15c; Cuba 13E@14c; standard hards
179c; A Coffee 1910; B do. 164c; c
| extra do. 16c.
CoFFEE-Rio, common to strictly choice
234@259c; Java 38@4Oc; Laguyra 27c.
SALT-SeVen bushel barrels by the car
load 81; FIVE do. So 20.
WOOL-Washed SIC; unwashed zoe.
BRooMs-No. per dozen SO so; No. 9
g IS; No. s, 81 so.
RoPE-We quote at 123@I3c.
BAGGIEG-Best hemp 25c; fax 274c.
FEATHERs-We quote at 6Oc.
BEEswAx-Sales at 36c.
GISsENG-We quote at SOC.
WHIsKY-Rectifed proof at 81 800
40; Robertson county 81 9O@2'5O.
POwDER-Blasting s. 5O@6; Rife
81 5O@8.
SoAP-Common bar 7@9cper ID. fancy
per box s2@4 50.
FIsH-We quote mackerel as follows
No. per half Dbl. S11 +; No. 2 DO So $50
10. Ne. 8 DO s. so; No. l in kits 50 ; No.
, do s. IS; No. 8 do 81 So
RIcE-We quote best Carolina 12lc.
HoMISY-We quote 394c per Ib.
NALs-1OPs So % per keg, and 25c for
each diminishing grade.
CANDLEs-We quote 1Sc per ID for star,
light weight summer mould s. so per
box.
CHEEsE-Supplies good. We quote for
Western Reserve lSc per ID; factory 2Oc );
English dairy 18c.
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STACEY HOUSE
Church street. Nashville. Tenn.

NUUTFI NIEVt'I3 -'st7sh ; NV s0-I'II'
rVHIS POPULAR HOUSE HAVING BEEN
| thoroughly renovated and Tei;tod, is now
openfor the reception OF guests.
Liberal arrangements made with permanent
bsarders. and frst-ciass accommodations.
w 3m - "'~TLEY, ProVr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

JOHN BRoUGHToN has written q new
drama, "The Emerald King" for the Bar
nev Williamses.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03
Notice to Show Cause-Ia Bankruptcy.

Notice TO Show Cause-Iu BANKRUPTCY.
rIVHIS IS 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT c. W.
l Brown. ii. p. GiilCck, NJ. +. Setz and
Frank L Perrin, all Of Davidson county, Ten
uessee have filed in the Office of the Clerk OF this
Court their petitions for discharge. and it was
thereupon ordered By the Court that a hearing
be had upon the same
On t7ao 8uI BAY oF November, 1858.
at the hours of 10, 1917 Il and "a. N rezPec-
lively, at the Office oil alex. 5. Bradley, Esq,
Register, No. 7S% Cherry street, Nashville, Ten
nessce. and that all creditors who have proven
their debts. and other persons interested, may
appear at said time and place and show cause,
if any they have, why the prayer Of said petit
tons should not be granted, and that the second
and third meetings Of the creditors will be had
before the REGISTER ut same time and place,
+. r. CAMPBELL, CIerk
U. s. Dist. Court Middle Diet. Tenn.
oct2OTuesdayS3t
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L--.a-H.-ks7 Emery was fined s. and
.o.- inv Justice Wilkinson, on charge Of
.a.. aa1 bakery upon Henry Hines.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

For Cairo, st. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans.
THE FINE PASSENGER STEAM
er Tyrone, TOH HARMAN, Mas j=lieS s.
ter. W. WEAVER Clerk. will leave as - z
above on TUESDAY. the 81, Of November, Al
O'Clock Pm.
For freight OF passage apply on board or 10
NM. BOYD.
a and ~ Front Street.
". A. PEBBLES,
nOvl-2t HARRISON * SON, AEts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

Property Holders should never be
without Fire Policy in the cid, well
tried, and Reliable State Insurance
Company OF Nashville.
anr25 If
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en- the I4an Day OF November, 1865.

at the hours of 10, 1917, II. lllz An, y NJ, ].
tue Office Of A. ). Bradley. Esq. Register, in
the Courthouse in Lebanon, Tennessee, and that
all creditors who have proven their debts, and
other persons interested, may appear at said
time and place. and show cause, If any they
have, why the prayer of said petitions should
not he granted. and that the second and third
meetings ofsaid creditors will be bad before the
Rcgister1at the same time and place.
4. r. CAMPBELL,
Clerk q. S. Dist. Court, Mid. Dist. of Tenn.
gr.Hb-f hur-laVS3t
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NASHVILLE COTTON sTATENENT

SUCK ON IIIT-.-'..-
CoEN.-Small sales to-day at SOC.
OATS We heard Of sales Of 500 bushels
at SOC, and $50 do delivered at depot, at
60 cents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

Circuit Court,

Eo.biag Ct public nature transpired in
Ibis court yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

ERRING BUT NOBLE.-SELF HELP FOR
IL young men who have erred, desire a better
manhood. Seat in sealed letter envelopes. free
OF charge. Ifbenefittet return the postage. Ad-
dress, PIIlLANIHROS. Box r, Philadelphia,
Pa. sep23-5m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

For Sale
Old papers, suitable for wrapping, at the
UNIOE AND AMERICAN Office.
Tickets! .Tickefs!!
All who wish tickets for the approach.
ing election, will call at the Office Of Gen
Stubblefald on Deaderick street.
oct3l-td
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GENERAL MABNEg,,
NASHVILLE, Monday. Nov.

NASHVILLE, Monday Noy. ,.
CorToS-Marke: to-day active and
firm, with large business doing at the fol-
lowing qTot.tions:
OrIina ~ ............ zs.-U
Good ordinary '.. -
Low middinE 92ii2
The receipts Of the to-day amount TO
81 bales, with sale, Of 2l0 AID ship
meuts Of I23 bales.
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r;,ifTS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT J. W.
| Harday, =. i. Calhoun, 5. l.. Calhoun, J.
A Leath, NJ. b. l.. Edwards, Mason Walker ,.
J.. sellers VIM. Majors. David Gillian, +. NJ.
Earnest, W. Griudstatf Z. {. Peace and s. L.
Belchcr, Jr, all OF Wilson county, Tennessee,
have filed in the siiice of the Clerk Oftdis court,
their petitions for discharge, and it was there
upon lrdeTed b. the court that hearing bc had
upon the same,
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Augusta. Ga. Oct. 81.

BACoN.-We quote clear sides, IS1zc; should
ers l5Gl5lzc; hams l9@23c.
CoRS-Firm. We quote white. 81 20; miXsJ
81 Is from depot.
WHEAT.-We quote white. 81 2j92 50; red
81 SGQ2 .,
barrel higher. Country Sl0@l2, according 10
quality.
OATS-S}GS5c.
RyT-l IN
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rTIHIS IS TQEGIVE NOTICE THAT VIM.
4 n. Wilson. Alex. EasOn, J. Smith. I. Il,
Stroud. @. w. Edwards, G. G. Fakes, W. b,
Ramsey, and j. A Anthony. Of Wilson county,
Tennessee, have filed in the Office of the Clerk
Of this Court their petiti9ns for discharge, and
il was thereupon ordered by the Co II that
hearing be had upon the same
on the Ilih day OF November, gsGs,
at the office Of Alex. s. Bradley, Register. in
the Court House, in Lebanon. Tenn at the
hours Of lvl4, ia, ia, =, pa, 80 "A and
their debts and other persons interested may
appear AT the said time and place. and show
cause. if any they have why the prayers Of the
petitioners may not be granted, ard that the
second and third meetings of said creditors VIII
be had at said time and place.
Il. r CAMPBELL. Clerk.
oct 3J-&t u. ). Dist. Court Mid. Dist. Team.
Notice los how Ceuse-InGn"hrnEtcy
!yTHTS Is TO GIVE NOTTCETuAT THOMAS
- A. Pope, Thomas GrisEs, L. i. jordan, Jr
Benz Z. King, G. Il. tOwikes and Thomas ;.
King, all OF Williamson county, Tennessee,
have filed in the office Of the Clerk OF TINS Court
their petitions for discharge and II was there
upon ordered by the Court that heam be
had upon the same,
Oa Ghc 1874, pay of November, iSGs,
at the hours of 1OlE, II, I1}@. A. n. and ?. n,
respectively, before Alex. 5. Bradley, Esq,
Register, mt Office ut the Courthouse IN Frank
lin, Tennessee, and that all creditors who have
proven their debts, and other persons interested
may appear at the said time and place, ana
show cause. If any they have, why the prayers
of tho petitions may not be rauted, and that
the second and third meetings Of said creditors
Will be had at said time and place.
T.. II. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
L. 5. Dist. Court Mid. Dist Of Tenn.
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A5Jnuta Oct. n.

Tho sales foot up 105 bales, and the receipts |
400 The following are the closing quotation |
Ordinary 20 ; good ordinary q, low middlngs i
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The rainbow cones and goes,
And lovely is tho rose
The moon doth with delight
Look round her, when the heavens are bare
Waters, on n starry night,
Are beautiful and fair;
The sunshine is n glorious birth;
But yet know. where'er | go,
That there hath passed away n glory ilou
the earth! q.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

The market has been dull and dropping. We
quote the figures a quarter OIL IMiddliHg 22,4c.
Memphis, Oct. 81.
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Cotton-sales 900 bales corrected cable re-
port caused an active demand, but closing nara
-midding BE; receipts 3l7 bales
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Cincinnati, Oct. 81.


The market is steady but not actiye. Tho
higher grades are most wanted and the least
abundant. We quote middling uplands st go
3lSc: low middIing 221zc: good ordinary.
p &C. aud ordinary, zO@ZO17c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

SECOND BOARD.

The sales ofthe open board were as fol,
IgRg.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-12-08
For me paliadiu
To nv WIFE.
os TEE rHrKo AxxlvxrsAKr OF orn wkDp

"S TEE Third AsSivKRs AKr OF orR WEDDING
Three years ago, three Years to-day,
We started together on lifes rough wav,
With nothing 60 cheer US but loves pure stream, II
Flowing backward and forward IN hearts serene
Three wears have fed. how short the time
Since took thy trusting hand in mine
Ard babe thee hook N fut.re DAYS,
Eor happier paths and dowry WAYS
IL thee happy vet az the morn when
Toes thee 20 wife with that short rerlys
II was then promised u protect and lore
Thee, through the years that Slowly ElooSe
On To eternity; " here the Gupid streams
W s'me, flow in shrouSb the rAss-ns oeams
W the smiles OF G1si, lie sits on HIS u rome,
To gather still 10 happier home!
There IS another link IL that sacred chain,
Which teaches Us thoughts of higher strain
Than self, IS We food our wesry way
Hugh world of care, TO the better day!
= = " Him live Him toll,
Like the honest man as ne tills tie soil.
The path rough in DAYS gone by,
Bnt the future gIeauns witt brighter SKY;
IL beckon US on from la6ors past
To fsthom the depths Of life's fierce blast,
And reap mid the whirwinds the good in store
Fer the faithful who gain the other shore.
4 beaccn-light in the future far,
Is seen BIZ the morning star;
Let follow its light with hearts intent,
And guide onr by whom God hath sent
As angel, pure, from His high abode,
70 cheer our lives ard smooth cur road
That leads onward--upw ard-on
Till the ebbng tide OF life is gone.
Yes guide him, teach him naught but love,
That when in manhood's sphere he ,rooyes,
His life viii be a shining light
As the pillar OF fire in Egyp.s night. -
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

tINCINNArI Decs nber ?.
Flour and grain unchanged and qnies.
Cotton, fruler; miidiing at 25&c.
Whisky, stead CSC.
Hogs, opened active and higher: sales stS7 75eI
80 gross, and 50 2599 80 nett
Mess pork, firm but quiet at s22 75@23 90.
Bglk meats, firm but the demand is light; skoul-
ders at q l@s3sc; sides l234cc and lsle for clear
rib and packed
Lard is quie; but firm at &c.
Green meats firm.
Butter and cheese unchanged ami GrnI.
Liuseed oil dull only a retail demand ~ e5e-
Petroleum dull at Sac
Gold 36s1 buying.
Exchange dull at 1 10 discount yng. and par
Selling.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-12-08

w ARLINGTON,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.
The following is the reportin full OF
+ the General Of the Army for the pres
ent year:
"HEADoUAErEKs AEMr or THE L. s.
.''WAsHISGroN, ID. G, Nov 1861
TO Gen. J. II. .ScAofsla, See Of Var:
."S1R: l have the honor 10 submit the
report Of Division, District and Depart
ment Commanders for the past year
These reports give full account oil the
operations and services of the army for
the year. l refer TO them for details
II would earnestly renew my recon
mcEdation Of last year, that the control
Of the Indians be transferred to the w ar
Department. call special attention to
the recommendation of Gen Sherman on
this subject. 1t has my earnest appro-
val. 1t is unnecessary that the argu-
ment in favor of the transfer should be
restated; the necessity for it becomes
stronger aud more evident every day.
While the Indian War continues, l
DO not deem any general legislation for
the reduction of the army advisable.
The troops on the Plains are all needed,
troops are still needed in the Southern
States, and further reduction can be
made IN the way already used and now
in operation where it is safe; namely.
by allowing conn anies ID diminish nv
discharges without being strengthened
by recruits, Or IS stopping appoint.
ueuts Of Second Lieutenants Ii it
aho1ld be deemed advisable, the Sete
rsn Reserve Reg iment might he discon
timed ~ absorption and retirement of
the officers, and tie discharge OF She
men, without detriment % the sor4iec.
Very respectfully, your obelient ser.
want,
(Signedl u. S. GRANT, General
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Notice in Bankruptcy.
H1HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE

That on the 7lst dav Of November, A. D, 1888,
. Warrant in Bankruptcy issued against the es-
tate of Benz amin F. Deal of Richmond, in the Coun-
~ of Wayne. and State Of Indiana, who Ia. been
pay mens Of any e6ss and delivery of any property
belonging 20 any such Bankrupt 70 him, OF for hia
use, and the transfer of auy property By him Is for
said Bankrupt, prove their debts and choose one
more Aseignees OF his estate, viii be held At q
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden At No az East
Washington Street in the eity of Indianapolis IN sad
District. before John W. Raw. Register, the I'D
day of Dec, A. D., 1888 az O'Clock, AN
BEN. J. SPOONER, T. 3 Marshal.
Dee. I, 1858. 500 - D.striet of Indiana
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We ara pleased TO learn that the health
OF this distinguished and able statesman
il fully ~ good since his arrival in
Washington As il wss INN ediately pre-
ceding his departure for that city. II is
matter of great regret and sorrow
throughout the entire country, that such
an able. incorruptible, aud indefatig gable
advocate Of the Right is afflicted with
disease. Aside from the many services
which he has rendered his State and
country, and his able and telling advo
cacy OF Republicanism. Senator Morton
has endeared himself 10 the people of
this State by iis MANY acts of consider
alton and Kindness in soeir behalf; aud
many soldier Of other States, wei. 70.
member. how Cos Norton cared for
theta when bloody battles were over.
he IS essentially kind heatted ~ and
4 most ah,a statesman The country q.
this t,,ie. can i'll afford so lose Senator
Morton. anN, duday ;ae circum stances,
arv intelligence CONCERNING his health,
~ lookct. for -i:l cxlr.me anxiety. In
these trying and perpieNinS hours we
need GRsAr men in the nations councils.
Il Huntington (ind. Herald.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-12-08

Mrs Schuyler Collar is about thirty
years of age.of medium size, good figure.
dark hair, brown eyes, with . pleasant
face, indicating goodness and intellect
All who know her, speak of her ania-
bility and quiet good sense, as qualify.
ing her admirably to preside ut the hoase
Of the Vice President elect
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n. .he Harrisburg pa. Telegraph.
NOW FO8 SOrT SOAP.

Occasionally little squesling Demo
cratic paper. struggling with all its might
and main for Al existence few months
longer, sQuesks ont in labored articles
from tho pen Of some half fanatic editor
that Grant 10 u Democrat. During the
past six months We have had many
practical illustrations Of the endurability
OF our great captain. but this last asser
ton that Grant all along has been a
Simon pure Democrat will, We fear be
more than the General can stand. We
sre sorry that our President elect cannot
accent the compliment in view OF the
numerous hazardous positions now held
BY his many new admirers. and tina. even
the casting Of the whole Democratic
electoral vote for him will have very
little effect for be it known that such
. seheme was on foot by Democratic
leaders, in the vain hope that some
small portion of the numerous big and
little Offices they are about to vacste
will again be distributed among them,
in order that they may live a sickly life
until perchance q fresh opportunity
arises whereby Republicanism may be
stabbed in the back, and Democracy
again ascend to the control Of the coun-
try by unfair means.
If Grant has siways been Democrat,
and true advocate of Democratic prin-
ciples, why didn't the Democratic party
vote for him Why did they SO bitter
~ abuse him before the election +? They
certainly would not have taken the adj
vice of Wade Hampton. and men Of that
class, had they entertained the slightest
belief thnt Grant WAS favorable to Dem
ocrscy. But saw they. Wade Hampton
declares himself satisfied" with the
election OF General Graut OF course
he is, but be would no: be, could he by
ANY mesns. fsir OF foul. have prevented
il: We are glad TO learn of the satisfac-
tion OF such distinguished and leading
member or the Democratic family
Wade Hampton !, = representative man,
and his "sstisfaction" may be taken as
All indication that the whole class whom
he represents. the uitra rebel element.
has finally concluded TO do what they
have sn often promised TO do-accent
the si,ossion- BHt GI.en in that sstisfac-
ton. ia 10 = li,.is foc much, is travel
ing . little too fsv--so claim now that
Grant has always been . Democrat, and
by thus covering him with soft soap, try
70 win bis graces, and thereby secure
from one whom they hate with dead
~ hate tie emoluments Of office, and
decided svowal Of the truthfulness OF
Democratic principles.