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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-10

London adviees of yesterday quote
United States 5-20z at 741.
Exchange on New York was taken by
the bsnks yesterday at I discount and sold
BY them at par.
Tennessee bonds we're quoted in New
York yesterday at 6S2@69e for the old,
and 6S4c for the new.
Nashville Corporation Checks are in
much demand. Dealers ia the forenoon
yesterday were selling at s5c, bat later in
the day they we're generally holding at
zoe. ---.st ~
The New York Financial Chronicle, un-
der dale OF Friday evening, gives the move
ments Of cotton FOR The week and season as
follows
'The total receipts for the last seven
days have reached 81, 233 bales, against
1889 bales last week. %, l20 bales the
previous week, and 20, l21 bales three
weeks since, making The aggregate receipts
since September l, 1868, up to this date,
TBS, 923 bales, against ssh bales for the
same period in 1867, being an excess this
season over last season of i73, 1I2 bales.
THE exports fer the week ending to-
night reach total of 50, 476 bales, Of which
33,905 we're 10 Great Britain, and 25, ST.
bales to the Continent, while the stocks at
all the ports, az made up this evening, are
now 237 ,271 bales. Compared with the
corresponding week of last season, there is
an increase in the exports this week of
1876 bales, shile the stocks tonight are
1888 bales less than they were At this
lime q year agon ------ -
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CLARKsvILLE CORRESPONDENTS.
DistilIery I'm observation-disclosures Mar
ket-Fire at a Flour Mill, etc.
Ielegraphic correspondence Union ana AMI
can oYer Southern Line.

IL 81
GAINESVILLE, Dec. 9.-J. A. Bradley's
distillery, which has been suspended for
several weeks, commenced operations again
to-day. LE A an "a
Our tobacco sales are active, and the
planters are getting much better prices
than thsy had anticipated.
We are looking for committee from the
Legislature here tomorrow to examine in
to the condition of the Louisville, Mem
phis and GAINESVILLE road.
The Tyrone passed down at A. NJ, and
discharged here considerable quantity of
hay. .W Ega
Peschel's Mill, in this county, was con-
siderably damaged by fire last night, bu;
was not totally consumed. The damage is
estimated at $1,000. r.
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Sleeping coaches of the justly celebrated
Pullman, Kimball & Ramsey palace line
are now run between Nashville and Mem
phis, daily, over The Nashville and North
western railroad ria Mckenzie, leaving
Nashville at $40 p. N. and arriving in
Memphis at ESQ A. NJ; leaving Memphis
at 3:l5 2, N. and arriving in Nashville at
6:3OA III. This lie the only route running
sleeping cars through between Nashville
and Memphis. ...
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rREsTEEs OF CEMETERY

Miss Aline Mccall.
Mira FELICIA G. PORTER, Chm.
Mrs. II. B BUcKNER, Treasurer E
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State vs.. Jack and Monroe BoRd, pass
ing and transferring f Orged paperT, nOlle
pros at costs.
Joseph Bailey Peyton was sworn in as
practicing Attorney.
State We. Albert Davis, colored, Prince
Edward, colored, and Lem Foster, oolored
robbery motion TO qussh indictment as
10 Prince Edward was overrued by the
court. The case was continued.
State vs.. Abe Towles, colored, malicious
shooting. case pending.
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The emigrauts from Pennsylvania, who
we're passengers on the Robert Moore, got
of at Cumberland City, and embarked for
Dickson county. There were over fifty in
the party, and we understand tire are
many more going in the same direction.
Within the past year, large number of
Pennsylvanians have settled in that por-
ton of our State, and from all We can learn
are highly pleased with their location.
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SCOTCH CArsil Another invoice of
those popular caps just received at Wig
girs' 22 Cherry street.
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4 Card.-HcbsOn & Cahill, 80 Union
s,reet are the agents Of the LirapOoI end
london and Globe Insurance Company.
This. Company has capital Of 'Seren''f"
1I,gso.s IN Goldl-Lossos viii he promptly
settjsd 81 The Bank of Nashville, and viii
no, 10 referred TO England for adjustment,
- a.. one are led 10 believe; Policy holders
a o. ~, rsouired TO wait GO days. They
viii receive their money Immediately Gu
prG..f Of less. No charge for stamps or
noIicy fee. Rates as reasonable a. those
Of any frst-class company. Dec'4 w.
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Snnrana Court.

This court will meet tomorrow (Thurs-
day morning) at ten o'clock, with full
bench, and FIRST dispose of the business on
the law docket of the ninth circuit, which
is composed of the counties of Davidson
and Williamson, and next the business CD
the equity docket of the same circuit, and
then the business Of the other circuits in
regular order, working down to the fifth
circuit. al 3 - 81 -
Attorneys having transcripts belonging
to this court, filed here during or before
the last term, are respectfully requested to
return them to this Office at once.
JIG. FRAZIER, Clerk.
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sAREETs 81 TRLEeRAP
Foreign Markets

LONDON, Dec 9.-Consols go! @924
5-204 quiet 74ss -. --...... .-.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 9-Bonds 794
LIVERPOOL, Dec. o. Cotton lower,
Consols 92s @62l. 5-2Os 74i 3
LIvEROPooL, Dec Cotton steady,
sales l2600; middling uplands losi Orleans
liz; Bresdstuffs quiet.
PARIS, Dec. 9.-Rolrss weak bu. i'm
proving IN tone. Rentes 70f &c.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 9.-5-eGs closed st
1904.
HAvRE, Dec. 9.-Cottol co5sd fimer.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

q
NASHVILLE, Dec. 8, 1S68.--Senats met
at 10 A. NJ, Speaker Sentsr ia the chair
and % members present.
RESOLUTION LYING OVER.
Providing that the joint Committee ap-
pointed by resolution No. 233, shall inyes-
tigate the question as to the issuance Of
bonds to railroads under the Omnibus bill.
Adopted. s8s e. sa haasl-
HOUSE BILLS or THIRD READING. q
To incorporate the Pennington and
Fayetteville Turnpike Company. Passed.
MISCELLANEOUS,
A number of House bills were read the
first time and passed.
Considerable time was consumed with
Senate bills on second reading, and num-
Der we're passed. The following were re-
jected: To increase the Jurisdiction OF
Justices of the Peace; to secure the assets
of the Bank of Tennessee; TO amend the
criminal laws.
A communications was received from the
Superintendent of the Edge6eld and Ken
lucky Railroad, inviting the Committee on
Internal Improvements to pass over the
road to morrow for The purpose Of inspect
ing the condition Of the road. The invi-
tation was accepted and the committee
granted leave OF absence.
Senate adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
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VIM. Steele, colored, was arraigned be
fore Justice Wilkinson yesterday on y
charge Of bastardy, at the instance Of
Frances Martin, colored. He was bouud
over to the Board OF County Commission
ers. The case was settled by his taking
on, the required license. Squire Wilkin-
son performed the matrimonial rervices.
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A Texan writing to the St Louis Re-
publican, urging the construction of a
railroad from ST. Louis to Texas, says
that between the Neuces and Rio Grande
rivers there are million head of.horned
cattle, and ten thousand head of horses
and mules. The cattle in that country
are being killed for their hides alone.
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By REeuEsT-The great sale OF ia
pane,e, Chlueso sad Oriental cuIiosiues'
rare and beautiful shelf, etc, wil con
tipue at The salesroom Of Murphy & brad.
shs,s. So Church street, this day and to-
morrow, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. and q Clock
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The Confesiernte Dend.

The Memorial Society of Nashville beg
to inform the friends of the "Lost Cause"
of Tennessee, and in all Of the Southern
States, that they have purchased upon very
liberal terms, four acres Of the new Catho-
lie Cemetery, adjoining Mt. Olivet, to re-
inter the brave and houored Confederate
soldiers, whose remains are now lying in
the commons and fields of Davidson coun-
ty. We hope all who are interested in
his cause will send their contributions to
the Treasurer, or to either ofthe following
Committee - 49,
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Two draymen had eight neaS Abe Chs'-
tanooga depot yesterday which caused con-
siderable excitement III that locality.
Neither Of them were damaged to any
great extent; DC arrests made.
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We noticed large quantities Of pork
coming into the market. The weather lor
several days past has been exceedingly
favorable for Strengthening.
l.. &. CHISHOLM, Surgeon Dentist, does
excellent work at No. 1884 Church stFeet-up
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county commissioner.

The report of the Commissioners in re-
gard to turnpikes was received and filed.
Jim Caldwell, colored, was ordered to
be released from Jail.
The following accounts were allowed
Press and Times for advertising 81, 932 so
Henderson Bros, $50 80
Nearly 5000 was appropriated to pau
pers.
Board adjourned until this morning at
10 O'clock.
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NEW YORK.

s...s " u ..t - q 80
Another Phase OF the Erie Railway
MIDDLE.
New York, Dec. 9.-In special term
of the Supreme Court yesterday Judge
Bosrdman dissolved the injunction gran
ted by Justice Cordozs and restraining
Receiver Davis from taking possession OF
the Erie railway. s
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, Dr. King, of Rockford, Essex, states
that he had attended the confinement of
a girl under eleven years Of age. The
mother and infant are both well The
doctor verified the age of the girl by an
inspection of the register of her birth.
This is probably the youngest example
on record, and we earnestly hope it may
continue to be SC, FOX it manifests a de-
PRAYED precocity truly lamentable. p
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There viii be a public temperance lee
ture al the schooihouse, corner Of Park and
Gay streets TO night, commencing at seven
o'clock. The public generally are invited
to attend. Eminent temperance speakers
have been engaged for the occasion.
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oren, sale Of Japanese, CHINA and

Great safe of japanese, Chtna ana
Oriental Wares, hare aud Beautiful
Marine sheI =, C0riostttes, etc.-At pub
lie auction. without reserve or limit, at sale
room OF Murphy * Bradshaw, No. g Church
street, commencing friday and Saturday even
ings december 4ih and 9th, at O'Clock, and
continue on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
following. ut 10 A. N. and P. n. each day, the
finest and most extensive collection ever offered
10 this city, "a direct importation by BoytOn
Agency of New York and Philadelphia, com
pTising an immense collection of The rarest end
nost beautiful specimens of She Is and Marine
Curiosities from every quarter Of the globe.
variety OF ingenious and exquisite Oriental
workmanship; rarest Of japanese and Chinese
manufacture; magnificent inlaid woIk; pearl,
straw, precious woods, boxes. caskets, chequer
hOald DIS, etc; original books, maps, pictures,
fTe-EroOf tea kettles, cabinets, bureaus. stands.
tables, etc, etc.; beautiful designs in French
and Italian shell work. suitablefor holiday pre-
cents; articles of curiosity from all parts of the
universe The entire shipmont to be sold posi-
lively without reserve or limit. This is rare
= ATTENTION Of Ladies' particularly invited
L. BOYTON, Importers ASt.
MrRPRY : BR .DsHAw. AuctiOneers.
dec9 st.
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The Americas Manifest.

Some of our cotton men will be inter-
ested in the following, the manife't Of the
lost steamer America:
IA, 3 bales cotton, ] B, IS bales cotton,
YO O, 40 bales cotton for WI Porter &
Co, New York; o w E, 20 bales cotton,
for Sawyer, Wallace & Co., New York; L
G. n, 4 bales cotton; various marks, l3
bales cotton, for Robt Moore & Co, New
York; I A n, % bales cotton, for Bemis
& Brown, Boston; Talk & Bro, , bales
cotton, W, 4 bales cotton, + F, bales cot
ton, for Goodheart & Co., IA bales cot
on, r w 2, s bales cotton. for r Moore,
d Co., Cincinnati; d W, / bale cotton
Wasson, NJ & Co, Cincinnati; L A T,
Oddly, Hull & Co, Cincinnati; all this COZ
ton from Nashville or points further South.
L U D, "a bales cotton, for Ludlow Mills
Indian Orchard, Mass, from Memphis; l.
w 100 bbls whisky, for Philadeldhis, Pa,
from Louisville; c, 100 bbls -four, for II
Craig & Co., Philadelphia, from Louisville;
w L, hhds tobacco, for S NJ Parker &
Co, New York, from Louisville; A w
Faulds, l hid tobacco, fer Glasgow, Scot
land, from Louisville; l. NJ & ON, s hhds
sugar, for John A Frazer & Co, Cincin-
natl, from New Orleans. rsErr.
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The new brick building which is being
erected on South Cherry street was entered
Tuesday night by burglars. The work
mems tools were all carried of. The
property belongs to Mr.. sweeny. Asearch
warrant was issued yesterday, and certain
parties we're searched, but nothing found
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ra-.- -a-r
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commissioners Court.

J. r. Bondurant, carrying concealed
weapons; S. and costs.
John Midnight, drunkenness on street
discharged.
Miles Cranes, assault and battery 50
and costs.
Henry Stoddart, regraling in Market ;
So and costs. ..f ...r.-
Several persons were fined for running
wagons without license, and for failure to
build sidewalks.
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Jim Chsdwell, colOred, who has been
confined in jail for some time, on charge
of bastardy, was yesterday released by an
order from the Board Of County Commits
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The highest market price paid for any
quantity OF we'll fatted hogs delivered at
Morse'5 Stock Yard. Apply TO Hart &
Hensley, No. y South Market street.
der4.lw
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Twenty car loads of cattle arrived by the
train yesterday from Memphis. They were
destined for farm between this place and
Franklin, where they are TO be fattened.
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The alarm Of fire about eight o'clock
last right was occasioned by the burning
OF a chimney on Broad street. The en-
gines we're out, but not called into service
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CONSOLIDATING liberal to-day. Sales
Of 1900 bushels from wagons at 45c in car
and 50c shelied Sales also Of 400 bushels
sacked from store at 63c; ard 500 bnsbels
Delivered 10 depot 1t Csc.
WHEAT -Sales of 500 bushels choice
red al 81 72l; 200 do medium at 81 COO
Gj.
PEANUTS -saIes Of 100 bushels from
store at 81 20. - - a.
BUTTER --Is on the decline. We heard
the sale of 20OO lbs choice country at 2Oc.
EoGs.-We also notice i decline. Sales
Of 5000 dozen at pc.
FLOOR lis in active demand for ship
ping purposes at our quotations..
Z RAGs,-Havs declined. Whiieman
Brothers are paying cents.
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MARRIED

On the sth inst. at the residence of Rev. DR.
Ward, the brides brother, by the Rev. X A
Young D. D., Mr.. WILLIE WILLIAMS. OF JEFF
fsrsOn county. Tenn, to Miss LAURA V. WARD,
Of this city.
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Chano ry Salo Of Valuable Farm.

George II. Warfeld. Trustee. and others. r..
John B. Dortch z ~
IN PURSUANCE 0FAN ORDER MADE IN
j this cause at the October term, 1865. OF the
Chancery Court ar GAINESVILLE. ] will offer for
sale, to The highest bidder. on the premises,
On Saturday, December 10, 1868,
the tract of Land mentioned in the pleadings.
and known rs the Warfeli Farm. being the
same farm formerly occupied BY W. W. Warh=Id
The farm contains about SJJ acres, End il stu
atei on the Keysbarg read, about thirteen
miles of Clarksyile IL adjGins the land be-
longing to the estate of C. A. surg, dseeased.
There is n fine brick dwelling, good 81 lbies,
out-hou ca and barns. This is one of the 5est
farms in Montgomery county.
TERMS-0ne and two years' credit. Notes
with good security required, and lien retained
Notes to bear interest from date. Sold without
the right Of redemption.
W. T. SHACKELF0RD. c. Z NJ
November Is, l,S8-noyaz II
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The Committee on Internal Improve
ments from the Senate and House of Rep
reseutatives have been invited, through
the kindness Of the Superintendent Of the
E5gefeld and Kentucky railroad, 10 take
a trip over that road for the purpose of
looking into its condition. They leave
the Louisville and Nashville depot by ex-
ira train at $50 this morning.
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Gold ID without any material change.
The following are the New York quota
tions of yesterday Opened at 1855, was
1854 st 1880, 1864 at Ills, 1865 at 1870
1851 at 2:O5, 1855 at $50, 1854 at $40,
and closed at 1856 at 41O. The rates here
were 1919 buying and 1859 selling.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday az follows:
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Bankrupt Sale Of Lands, Etc.
AS ASSIGNEE OF ANDREW GREGORY.
n 1 will sell at the Courthouse. in the city OF
Nashville. ..
On Saturday, the 18th Of Dec, 1858.

the following described property: Two Houses
and Lots on the east side of Markes street at
the junction of the MurireesbOro pike with
said street, fronting about sixty-six feet on the
same end of said pike. and running back one
hundred and eighty feet 10 an alley. The houses
are two story double brick, vita six rooms in
each, and in good repair and comparatively
new.
Also, 1871 acres in civil district No. 9. David
son county about FIVE miles from the city of
Nashville. on the north side OF Mill Creek Val
ley pike, and adjoining Andrew 6regoIy's home
place. being the same sold by u. Petwey to A.
Gregory. 18th day of October, 1850. and regis
tered in the Registers Office Of Davidson county.
Also, three-ninths interest in fourteen acres
in civil district No. 5. in Davidson county,
bought by said Gregory Of the Jacob Wagner
heirs. -.-.'
Also. IA acres ard q poles in the 9th district
Of Davidson county, bought by said Gregory Of
the Clerk and Master, Nashville in the year
1861. Reference is made To tho Obaneery Court,
Nashville, for g more particular description OF
these lands. -
will also sell at The same time aId place, a
number of notes and accounts as-..
Terms made known on the dsy Of sale % q
A. II. HURLEY.
uov2S law3t AFsi2nes.
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BEAUTIFUL Il Those new styles OF
hats for the holidays are all the rage at
Virgins, %, Cherry street.
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CoAL.-On and after this date, will sell
the best quality Of screened Cumberland
coal at 2S1c per bushei. Slack coal at lOc,
Office "a North Cherry street, sud I6g
North Market street. Yards join each
office. JOHN " ROACH
dec lot.
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Old papers, suitable for wrapping, at The
UNION AND AMERICAN Office.
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TIC Weather.

Yesterday was the coldest day We have
had since the opening Of the winter season,
bat wilhal q bracirg, healthy day.
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AIThnlr Post.

Gates and Pohlman are opening up at
their post on the old coraer, and are well
supplied with everything in their line.
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The House met at 10 A. NJ, Speaker
Richards in the chair and sixty.four mem
bers present.
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GENERAL MARK EiTS.

WEDNESDAY, Dec 9, '6S
eorToN.- Upon the reception Of news
of firm Liverpool market, and an advance
of ! half cent in New York, there was a
corresponding advance here, and cur mar
ket, after Il day of activity closed frm at
the followiDg quotations
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4 large number Of mules passed through
the civ Yesterday en- route for the New
Orleans market.
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IIsE FLAGG's CouaH-KILLER 70
WuuoFTEG-C OC0H.
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HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READlse.

To incorporate the Pennington and
Fayetteville Turnpike Company. Passed.
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- nn1rtuo DAYS Longer.

DR.. J. A. Clopton will be At the 81
Cloud only two days longer. he operates
with perirct success Tor piles hs'hia,
structures, etc.
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FI,Ga's INSTANT RELIEF cures SfTslrs,
grni.ss Rups. Freszes aBd Kidney Alice
tions. 81,
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Faces Instant RELIEF cures Rheu-
matism in ONE DAY.
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Faces INSTANT RELIEF cures Head
ache IN one miRtste.
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FLAeG's INSTANT RELIEF cures Fever
and Ague in ONE DAY.
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An Item for Travellers.

y Faces INsTANr RELIEF cures Neu-
ralgia in FIVE MINUTES.