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Sumner County

Ha7 shipped this year great many hogs,
mules and cattle, besides considerable
quantities Of cotton and grain, and her cit
liens are anticipating more bountiful
supply of money soon, and everybody has
abandoned political wrangles and indus.
trIously engaged in developing the re-
sources of the farms, shops and stores,
while her professional men are keeping
pace with the spirit and progress of their
respectiye vacations. ..
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UnIucky Accident.

On Sosth Market street yesterday morn
ing, an Adams express car heavily loaded,
collided with post, and two step ladders,
intended for shipment to some neighboring
town, were badly crippled. The driver Of
the team was heard to remark that it was
an unfortunate break, as the ladders were
marked S18, C. o. D. collect on delivery
and nobody was fool enough to expect that
sum for the articles in their broken con-
ditjop,
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AAD CASE.
A Young wife and Mother sent 10 the
Lunaflc Asylum,

n AounA Wiz anu AA0eAAcE sum 70 t4e
Lanaflc Asylum.
A short time since the relatives and
friends of married lady living in the
northern part Of the city, were. deeply
grieved BY the discovery that her reason
was becoming unsettled, but at FIRST were
encouraged BY the hope that under the
treatment Of skilIfuI physician she might
recover. and that the case would not be-
come one Of entire and perhaps hopeless
mental arrangement. But their snticips-
lions Of an early change for the better we're
not realized, and few days since she was
conveyed to the Lunatic Asylum. The
case is rendered still more distressing by
the fact that she has several children, az
yet too young 10 comprehend the great
misfortune which has befallen them in ths
loss of a mothers tender care at a period
when they Ioest need il. We are not Able
to say Of our own knowledge 10 what cause
her arrangement is attributed, but hepe il
proceeds from no circumstances tina
human agency could have averted.
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The Cumberland at this point yesterday
was stationary, with four feet four inches
on Harpeth Shoals. Weather cold and
cloudy, with indications of snow.
The Ella Hughes came into port yester-
day morning with her chimneys down. She
ran into tree at Scantland IsIa nd, thu
causing the damage, which, however, is
trihing.
The Tyrone cleared for Cairo with a
good trip of passengers and some freight.
The levee yesterday presented lively
appearance. Upwards Of six or seven
hundred bales of cotton we're rolled down to
the stage planks of the Emma Floyd, and
she will go out with az much of the staple
as che wants. She has engagements be-
low for a large amount of pig iron, and
takes on here a considerable lot Of scrap
iron, and with the cotton already signed
for, will have IousiRg trip. She departs
this evening at 4 o'clock, in command of
Capt ChenoWeth, an agreeable officer and
an experienced boatman.
The Nashville, from Cairo, is due TO-
day, and returns again on Thursday eve
ming.
NEWS FROM OTHER PORTS.
The ColFieT-J Journal of yesterday says:
The John Lumsden lowered her Chin
neys yesterday for the purpose of adding a
couple of sections 10 increase their altitude.
The Bart Able has been Withdrawn from
the Vicksburg and New Orleans trade, and
will go in the New Orleans and Shreveport
line.
The Success recently sunk ia Ouachita
river, lies in ten feet water, and will be
raised, unless the river rises too fast.
The Vicksburg Times Of the 18th says
We always knew the Importer was pretty
good carrier for little boat, bat never
knew the extent of her capacity until yes
terdsy morning. The Herald of that date
says: "She was perfectly covered with
cotton, having thirty-six hundred bales,
besides one thousand sacks Of cotton seed,
and the cabin full of passengers" Boats
like the Lee, Magenta and Richmond will
bOOu nave " foOh W LI5iE lGufeiS, OF IQel
will be carried of CD by boat not so large
as either BY considerably less than one-half,
The Cincinnati Gasetts of yesterday
says:
The wreck of the ]. N. Mccullough is
lying about three hundred yards above the
pork house at Madison. At the time that
she sunk it was supposed that no lives were
lost; but on Wednesday the body of col
ored deck hand named A. Jackson, was
taken from the wreck, and on Friday that
OF white deck sweep named Chas. Gibson
was recovered. The latter was aged fifteen
years, and shipped at Pittsburg.
by telegraph
CINCINNATI, Dec. 22.-Arived-Ra-
vana from Nashville.
CAIRO, Dec Observation-Disclosures, at
Up. M.
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Harper for january.

Singleton, at the Postoffice, has Harper
Mdgosine for January. 1t comes up fully
10 the usual standard Of interest. The
Harpers pay from five TO fifteen dollars
per page for the prose articles. The total
average cost of a number is about six dol
lars per page. But contributions arc gen.
orally bought by the article and not by
the page. "How much do you want for
the article?" is the question. George w,
Curtis still edits the Easy Chair" Mr.
Curtis receives $1,000 per annum from
the Harpers.
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Grain Market.

CoRN-The transactions in corn for the
past week have been heavy, and the mar
ket closes stiff. Sales to-day of 2775 bush
els at As, At and SOC in ear, 5l@52c
shelled, &c, sacks included, delivered IN
the depot.
We hear of contracts being made TO ship
regularly TO Florida, and some 900 bushels
sent forward to-day.
WHEAT-But little coming in. We
heard Of small sales to-day of red at 81 CO.
OATs-In demand and freely taken al
the quotations Sales today of 200 bush-
els at 55c '.'.H. f. ~
RYE-In demand. Sales to-day of q
bushels at 81 20.
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A Western paper makes the following
Quiet announcement "The axe handle
which called in company with tall gem
tleman, yesterday, at our office, is re-
specially informed that the editor is out
of town, and will be for the next six
months"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-23

Among the distinguished strangers in
the city yesterday, was Hon. w. H. Sneed,
of Knoxville, and DIR. J. G. M. Ramsey,
Of Charlotte, North Carolina.
We had the pleasure Of visit yesterday
from Tom W. Neal, editor of NedPs State
Gazette, and were glad to find him looking
as handsome IS Of yore.
r. NJ. Gillespie, Passenger Agent, At
lantic and Great Western Railway, al New
OrleanF, was in the city yesterday.
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On Saturday evening last Mr.. Fayetie
Branch, while returning to his home near
Brownsville, met with a fatal accident
His team took fright and ran away with
the wagon. After running some distance,
both wheel horses fell, catching Mr.. Branch
under them, and crushing him in fright
full and most horrible manner. He died
on the next morning from the effects of the
injuries received,
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Alex. Robertson, colored, was arraigned
before Justice Matthews yesterday on a
charge Of fraudulent breach Of trust 10
taking a judgment, rendered in favor Of
Jesse Frazier, into his own hands for the
purpose of executing the same. The case
was confined until this morning at 10
o'clock
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Live stock Market.

Good cattle command from 24943ci
during the past week Christmas beeVes
have brought as high as &c.
Hogs are in demand at 79Se, and will
meet with ready sales at those figures.
Sheep have been sold within the past few
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NASHVILLE TENN.
wEDxEsDAx DEgrnnEE %. IsSs.


Notices ofNeW AoVerthsemeAsss
Charlie Hague viii have an extra dis
NAV Of Christmas meats at his stall, No.
10 tomorrow. ~Naks note ofthis.
Wa A. Warner, stalls 10 and Is, Mar
kethouse, have arranged for their patrons
the finest beef and mutton that can be
found in Kentucky and Tennessee, during
The Christmas holidays.
Albert & Seaman continue their grand
holiday sales to-day. All goods cold previ-
Gus to the 22d, not called for, will be resOld
for account Of the purchaser, this.P. N. at 8
o'clock.
Yeusnsn, Shields & Co., sell large
miscellaneous stock tomorrow.
CrnDk DOdsOn & Co, give notice to the
ladies to attend q superb sale BY them to-
day. - esT71 sasad.7ar
Hushston & Tsnnison have dissolved
coparinership-eithes party authorized to
settle old business. BE-
Jacob Them continues his catalogue
auction sale this morning.
The "Nashyillep leaves tomorrow al
Az. N. down the river.
Crcnch & Elder, the great horse dealers
Of Nashville, No. IS South College street
receive car load Of horses per day, and
offer to traders and farmers first rate stocl
on good terms.
We call the attention Of merchants
manufacturers and business men generally
to the card of the Knoxville Directory,
found in our columns this morning, offer
ing great inducements TO advertisers wit
may wish TO reach large class Of read
ers through that as q medium. They car
forward their advertisements to the pro
prietor, John f. Helms, Knoxville, Tenn
The National Savings Company, corne
of Union and College streets, is doing
regular banking business. 1t sells ex
change on New York and New Orleans
drafts on England, Ireland and Germany
allows interest to its depOsitors, and pay
the highest rates for United States bonds
gold and silver.
See Bankrupt notice.
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FrauduIentIy obtaining money.

Green King, colored, was arrested yea
terday and taken before Justice Mathews,
on a charge of a fraudulent breach of trust,
in obtaining $I2I go from Mary Calhoun.
After the trial was over, two of the law
yers engaged in the case, Morse, colored,
and Judge Lawrence, had little alterca-
ton about the case. No damage was done
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The ball 10 be given tonight at the
Female Academy by the Orphan Camp,
Order of Pale Faces, promises to be bril-
liant affair A large number of tickets
have been sold, and e1tensive preparations
have been made for the affair. The pro.
cesds Of the ball will be appropriated 10
the intermeut of the Confederate dead Of
this county
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MAILCARRIER IN LUCK.

A Fine Watch Purchased for His
Benefit.
We were yesterday shown fine gold
watch, purchased by the merchants Of
Broad and South Market street, and which
is intended as present to Jerry Buckley,
the maiI-carrier, for his promptness in de,
livering the mail along that route. The
watch is to be presented to him on
Christmas Eve, and the gift, is is useless to
say, will be highly appreciated BY Jerry
near
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Discharged.

Vishey Horn, colored, was srraigued be
fore Justice Mathews yesterday, on a
charge Of larceny in stealing $l2 SO from
L. c. White. She was discharged.
Ann johnson was taxed with the costs
for refusing to appear as a witness 10 the
case, 10 default of which she was commit
ted 90 Jail,
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To be Inferred.

The remains of the late John A. Fisher,
Esq, which were deposited in the city
vault, will be inferred Oh Sunday next, by
the Masonic Fraternity. The family of
Mr.. Fisher, arrived here from England
fw days ago.
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OI4est Man In the state.

The Brownsville Bee says: 1--WE think
that Haywood can claim the Oldest man in
the State-at least in the Western District.
Mr.. John Amss was born in Virginia in
the year 1850, which makes him Que hun
bred and eight years old. He lives near
Bells Depot, and is said to be enjoying ex-
Gallant healthn
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The New Theater.

Owing to the immense preparations ne
cessary to a proper production of NaaeppG,
the performance has been postponed till
tonight. These having been completed
we are assured that this great play will be
produced tonight in Mics Hudson's best
style. All should see il.
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The Sabbath School Of the Union NJ. +.
Church, corner Summer street and Capitol
Avenue, will hold their usual Christmas
festival on Christmas Eve, at o'clock
Pm.
A beautiful Christmas tree has been pre-
pared, and good time generally is eT-
pected.
The friends Of the school are invited 10
he pragart
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ROBBERY OF A RAILROAD PAS
GRNGER
Union City Merchant Relieved of
$1,000

$1,000
The Money Austria ted from His Side
Pocket.
Among the passengers on the train OF
the Nashville and Northwestern railroad
that arrived yesterday morning, was E. Z.
Fletcher, of Union City, a well known citi-
zen of that place. On the night previous,
while asleep on the seat by the stove, the
side-pocketI of his coat was cut out and
his pocket-book, containing 81 900 in cur
rency, stolen. A considerable portion Of
the money was intended to close little bal
ances due merchants of this city. Shortly
after his arrival here, detectives were in
formed of the robbery, but up 10 last ac'
counts had made no discoveries.
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Gold is without decided change. The
following are the New York quotations of
yesterday. Opened az 1851, was 1861 at
1925, 1859 at noon, 1881 at 9, and closed at
1876 at 8 p. NJ. Dealers here we're paying
l34, and holding at 1876.
Government securities we're quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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Perjury.

John Ruid, coloreI, was arrested yes
terdsy and taken before Justice Wilkinson
on charge of perjury, in giving false
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-23

Extra special NOGice.-Beware Of Coun-
terfsitsl Smiths Tonic Syrup has been eoun-
terfeited. and the eouE.xfeiter brought to Erief.
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
isviIle, Kentucky. Examine well the label on
each bottle. If my private stamp is not on the
bottle. do net purchase. or you viii be deceived.
See my column advertisement, and my show
card. / will prosecute any one infringing on
my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup
can be prepared only by myself
The public's servant,
&C DR.. JOHN BULL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. t..
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Criminal Conrf.

Bob Mercer, colored, was arraigned to
appear from day TO day on charge Of
murder.
J. V. Brown, charged with forgery, wac
discharged upon payment of the COSTS.
The misdemeanor docket was taken up
and about forty cases disposed Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-23

Batebelor's Hair Dye.-Thi splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
trzs and perfect Dys-harmless. reliable. insssn-
taReous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dvss. Invigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The geauiae IL
signed william A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
By all Druggists and Psrfumers- FsctOry 81 Bar
cay street, New York. IEpr2s ~.
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Fatal ReucOHnfeE.

A difficulty occurred at a negro ball in
Huntingdon, Tennessee, few nights ago,
which resulted in the instant killing Of
VIM. Alien, ard severeIy wOunding Henry
Knirht two negroes attending the ball.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-23

At a stated meeting of Cumberland
Lodge No. 8, F and A. NJ, held Saturday
evening, December 10, 1868, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing twelve
mouths:
w. F. FOSTER, w. M.
G. III. WELLS. S. w.
TX, p. MCCALL, J. w.
RoBT. THOMPSON, Treas.
Jos. S. CARELs, Sec'y.
GEORGE SEIFERLE, Tyler.
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Fraudulent Appropriation

Luke Anderson, colored, was arraigned
before Commissioner Davis yesterday,
charged with fraudulently appropriating
81 90, the property of Mary Dgyer, to
his own use. He was discharged.
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Tr,spass and Larceny,

Dick johnson was up before Commits.
sioney Davis yesterday, charged with tres
pass and larceny in stealing two bed-ticks,
valued at 81 go. He was sent down to The
Psychological Institute for twenty days.
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E,RRING BUT NOBLR.-SELF HELP FeR
IL young men who have erred, desire better
manhood. Seat in sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge. II benefited return the postage. Adj
dress, PHILANTHR0S. Box r.. Philadelphia.
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Academy Of Music.

With one Of the very best companies
now extant, il cannot be wondered at, that
the house is nightly crowded. New stars
are being constantly added, and new nov
elites are brought out in rapid succession.
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Failing 10 Bald ,idewaIhs

Three citizens we're fined SIS and costa in
the Commissioners Court yesterday for
falling to build their sidewalks.
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PRESENTS AND GIFTS.
Ladies' GreeIan Bend CATERS.
Geuis' Fine Pump boots, Mt

AND
Gents Fine Pump Boots, ut
JIM. WINSTEAD BROS.
dec2On Under Sewanee.
A COMPLETE stock of ingram and Brus-
sells carpets, at all prices.
decl9 If BEECH, MANLovE & Co.
SOMETHING NICE FOR HOLIDAY PRES
ENTs.-"Dixie's Delight" chewing tobacco
in five pound packages-the finest tobacco
in the market.
decl1-2w ]. & L. WBoRLEY.
You can get al DeMoville & Co.'S, the
finest German Colognes; also, Lubin's and
RimmePs genuine Handkerchief Extracts.
JUsr RECEIvED.-50 packages Browns
Log Cabin Tobacco, which We offer to the
trade at the lowest rates.
declI 2w J. & L. WBoRLEY.
FoR CHRISTMAS CooKING.-A fresh lot
of Spices, Flavors, Savoringp, etc, at De-
Neville & Co.'S.
A BEAUTIFUL lot of genuine Meerchaum
Pipes at DeMoville & Co.'S, Nothing can
be more acceptable present to smoker.
STILL CoMINa.-Just received, large
stock of imported and domestic cigars, and
all grades of chewing and smoking to
bacco, snuff annd pipes, which are offered
at the lowest rates.
J.&L. WBoRLEY,
dec11-2w No. AZ South Market street
LANDRETH's GARDEN SEEDS have been
received by DsMovilIe & Co. A large
and full assortment. Red and White
Onion Sets, by any quantity.
THE very best article of pure Cider Vim
epar can be had at DeMoville & Co.'S,
Buy a box of the celebrated Charles
Dickens Cigars-the best cigar for the price
in the city. For sale only by
W.D. KLINE.
The hnest article OF Dranules, wines
and Old Corn Whisky, for medicinal pur-
POSES, can be found at DeMoville & Co.'S.
l.. c. CHISHOLM, Surgeon D3ntiIt d)e
excellent work at No. 1891 Church street-up
stairs Dee1-u
For Sale
Old papers, suitable for wrapping, at The
UNION AND AMERICAN Office. -
DEMovILLE & Co. have large lot o
th e choicest brands of Cigars and Tobaccos
70 Printers
We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at at a bargain, by
application at the ofiGe of the UNION AND
AMERICAN.
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Heavy Docket.

There were twenty-eight law breakers
3 aIraigned before Commissioner Davis y'r-
. rday en- various charges.
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Christmas Things.

All in search of fne Oranges Figs,
Dates, Apples, Nuts, Candies, ETC., etc, for
Christmas, will find everything nice at
Antonio Corrieri, 20 Church street.
dec22 If
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On and after this date. we viii only pay Five
cents per pound for good country Cotton
Rags WHITMAN BROS.
November 24-tf
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NEW York, Dec. 22.-Cotton dull; shade
lower. Sales 1900 bales. Uplands 25G
25t. Super6ne -four S. 9o@6 25, closing
5(91Oc lower. Whisky, Western, 81 100
2. Rye firm; Carolina S}@9I. Coffee
steady. Sugar, Cuba, life. New Orleans
Molasssss 74@8l9c; Demarara 42@434c.
Wheat dull. Corn, Austin, 92Ol II,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


LONDON. Dee 22-Consois s2i 5-20s
~. Bonds at Frankfort, frmer. higher,
7s4.
LIvERPooI., Dec. 22.-Cottou quiet,
middling uplands, lOl; Orleans, lO5. Sales
10000 bales.
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CITY NnTICEs,
Longworth's Sparkling Wine, for sale
low by the case. st = w. D. KLfxE's.

Longwor.h's Sparkling Wine, for sale
low BY the case, st - w. D. KLfSE's.
EVERY one seems to think that on one
day in the year, at least. they should have
a square meal. We do not know Of any
who will more fully fill the bill in the way
of meats, than our friend Charlie Hague,
stall No. 10. His beeyes are as fat as the
most fastidious could desire, his lamb and
mutton tender as the fondest heart could
wish to bis loved one; and, We can only
say that no table will, or can be filled out,
unless one of his roasts or joints appear on
tho table. The Edgefeld boy claims he
will carry of the palm and we wish him
success. May he come up to his promises,
and may we be there to see.
WE would remind holders of Union
Bank notes thatths time for their redemp-
ton ceases on the 31st inst.
All notes not presented at the bank on
or before that date are forever barred, and
will be worthless. dec 10 tiIldec 81
A few beautiful Toilet Sets, at still
further reduction in prices, offering at
w. d. KLINE's
We will close out the balance OF our
stock of Ladies' Fancy Dress Furs at re-
tail, at wholesale prices, re.
p A. ]. FRANCISCO,
1 Wholesale Halter and Furrier,
dec222t AZ Public Square.
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/. TIE FINALE CHARAcTKRs OF GoETKE. An
elegant folio volume, containing TWENTY.
drawings of Kanlbach, the greatest living Art
list of Europe.
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2 THK PoET AND THE PAINTER: OK GEMS OF
AR AND SoEG. SuPerbly illustrated with
TWENTY-HINE large steel engravinEs.
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w T.BERRY L co. HAYEJUST OPENED
w 4. large collection Of ALLUSTkAEEO
BOOKS for the Holidays. The following are
some Of the leading GlF BOOKS for 1859:
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g. THE SCHILLER GALLERY: Comprising Fifty
superb illustrations. representing characters
from the historical dramas of Friedrich Sehil-
Ter, the great German poet.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

TUESDAY, Dec. %. 1868.
Nashville Cotton Market
CoTToN-The market to day was active,
the bulk of the sales being made at 223
cents. The evening dispatches noted ade-
cline of J in New York, and our market
gave way, closing weak at following quota
fions.
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Ready made Cleihing at less Than
COsf

G. B. Abbott, No. Al Union street, is
now selling his stock Of winter clothing at
lees than cost. Country merchants would
do we'll to call and examine the stock, as it
will be sold for less than it can be pur.
chased in New York. dec22 81.
KLINE's Eau De Cologne cannot be ex-
celled. Try it.