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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-25
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TIE steamer Tyrone sails on the 9th
instant for New Orleans and all interme-
date points. r-r-a-r
Coal for sale on the steamer Umpire.
DIR. Banning prolongs his stay at the
Maxwell House till DE 9th. Read, We
afflicted, the numerous certificates that
attest his success in his speciality.
Calender 81 Garrett advertise a small
farm for rent on the Whites Creek pike.
Cottages at auction sale in South Nash
vile on the 2Sth, by Arlington, FarTar &
Weakley. For further particulars read
their advertisement.
Every body read the city notice of
McKoin g. CO., and bear in mind that they
offer great bargains in their trade.
Messss. w. r. Rutland and James L.
Scott will be in the firm Of A. G. Adams
81 Co., after this year.
The Louisville and Nashville depot will
not be open to-day.
Those who wish a chance TO get one of
those fine Kentucky farms embraced in the
Henderson Land Sale will have TO hurry
up as the drawing will take place on Tues
day next. The smallest prize is an $50 lot
which Mr.. McLain proposes to pay $50 for
if the drawer does not wish to keep it. The
fortunate one will get magnificent farm
for S., or he may get one $50 lot. This
scheme is endorsed by the Governor OF
Kentucky and five hundred of the most
substantial citizens of that State and In-
diana.
The Henderson Land Sale comprises 514
prizes. Capital prize $3.50, 900; smallest
prize $50, 900, comprising the richest Ohio
river bottom tobacco lands and most valu-
able lots in Henderson county, Ky. None
of this property is worth less than 5000
cash in gold, and most of it is worth from
$1,000 to $4,000, per acre. Besides the
above prizes there is one prize of $4,000
in currency, two of 81, 200 each, and four
of 5000, which 60 to the winners of the
first seven prizes respectively. Final draw
ing will take place Dec. %, 1869, at Ma
sonic Temple, Louisville KY. r. Il Single
ton is the agent in this city. Price OF
ticket is S..
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A Splendid Kentucky Farm
FOR SALE,
Half Days Ride From Nashville.

7 OFFER FOR SALE THE FARM WHERE I NOW
i reside, in Todd County, Kentucky, adjoining
the Town of Elkton, the County Seat, fourteen
miles from Guthrie Depot Junction of L. il. h
NJ 4 l. r. r. miles from Trenton, on f. x II.
r. r.. and miles from Allensyille on VI. X l. r. R.
There are 800 acres open land in cultivation, 100
in good timber, under good fence, with creek
through which makes the place desirable as Stock
Farm. Title perfect.
This tract embraces valuable improvements Just
in the edge of Town-well built BrickhOuse, 10
Rooms, with Cellars for Fruit, Vinegar and Vine
A fine large running Spring in the yard, Stone
SpringhOuse fine Cistern, lcchouse, Smokehouse
Carriagehouse, Stabling for 50 head horses, large
Tobacco Barn, Framehouses for laborers, good
Vineyard and two Orchards Of 500 choice-bear1ng
Fruit Trees, 40 acres well set Meadow Grasses, and
all the fields Covered for last years, and on a
Turnpike road, The land s rich and well adapted
to Corn, Wheat Tobacco, Stock, and so lies that
it can be conveniently laid off for Village Resi-
dences. The improvements are in fine repair
Wheat crop sOwn.
will sell the whole or in parcels for cash, or on
time; would take in part payment smaller tract
or residence in a town or city.
The purchaser can be supplied with all Stock,
Utensils and Forage he may need; and would sell
80 bbls pure Apple Vinegar, and lot of old Grape
sherry and Cider Wines, made on the place, pro
nounced by Judges to be the best domestic wines
in tho country. JEROME. >. RIDLEY.
Refer to Dr. J. L. Ridley, Huntsville, Ala, I. Nc
Low Pulaski (Bank) Tennessee; John ID. James,
Nashville; Ben. L. Perkins, Clerk Circuit Court,
FItton. XIV. dec29-d2t-w2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-25
CITY Council Invited 90 Dine.I

General Battle, the genial and urbane
host Of the City Hotel, has extended an
invitation TO the Mayor and City Council
to take dinner to-day at that old and time
honured institution. The invitation, we
believe, has been accepted, and we can
assure our friends of the Council and the
worthy Mayor that no more sumptuous
repaSt could be desired than will be spread
upon lhat cXcellent table to-day.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
ARRIVED.
None.
DEPARTED.
Talisman, Cairo.
LEAVING MONDAY.
Tyrone, Cairo, 4 p. NJ.


Tyrone, Cairo, p. NJ.
The river was still rising yesterday,
with sixteen feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather moderating, and cloudy in the
evening.
But little business on the wharf yester-
day.
The Tyrone will arrive on Sunday, and
is the regular Cairo packet for Monday, at
4 P. NJ.
The Robert Moore, from Cincinnati, is
expected tomorrow.
The St. Louis Dispatch of the 22d,
says: "The river, yesterday and this
morning, was a seething mass Of snow
and ice, and the ferryboats began to feel
the force of the freezing argument. The
steam ram, on the other side of the river,
and which belongs to the ferry company,
was getting herself in readiness for an at
tack. We trust she will be able to accom-
plish all that is expected from her ram
ming powers. We viii keep an eye upon
the operations during the day. Dispatches
from Quincy, yesterday, say that the river
at that point was full of ice. The Vic
tory left there yesterday evening for st.
Louis.
by Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2+-River stationary
with u feet in the canal.
PrrrsBURG, Dec. 24-River 10 feet and
falling.
CAIRO, Dec 24-Arrived Lumsden,
at P. NJ.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 24-The Spray passed
up for Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 24-Departed: Rob
ert Moore for Nashville.
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Nashville Produce Market.

Market quiet to-day, and receipts Of various art-
cles of produce light. We quote:
DRIED FRUIT-we quote at 6aGHc y h from
wagon.
PEANUTS-We quote white Is bushel at S1.15.
PARTNERSHIPS of 500 bs at CSC.
BUTTER-Stock large, and we quote at 20925c
from wagon.
CHESTNUTS-We hear of small sales from wagon
at 81 y bushel
HAY-We heard of sales at 1927 q ton in depot.
EGGS-Are in demand, and held at &c.
BEESWAX-We quote at 33c Market dull
IRISH POTATOES-Northern are quoted at s.. 80
y Dbl.
GREEN APPLES Tennessee $3.50 z Dbl; North
ern 81 q Dbl
COTTON SEED-Receipts LIBERAL and sales at
zoe y bushel of 49, pounds.
GJNSENG-We quote nominRlly at zoe.
SHIPSTUFF-We quote at $24 per ton.
BRAN-We quote at $4 = ton.
MIDDL1NGS--We quote at $40 IL ton.
RAGS-Command Axe
WOOI,-We quote bury at 15@20c; unwashed
withou. hurs 25a26c.; washed without burs $3.50
SIC.
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ann1her Iruna,Kav-

Last night about 6o'clock horse, with
a carryall attached, came tearing by our
Office down Cherry street at almost a
break-neck speed. The street was lined
with boys and urchins at the time, who,
with their popping OF fire crackers and
cries Of "whoa," only frightened the
animals speed. He continued to run IN
Ill he reached Market street, where he
was halted without damage to the vehicle
or himself The turnout, we believe, be-
longed to the Wheeler 81 Wilson sewing
machine establishment.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-25
Teachers Paid Off.

The teachers of the public schools were
paid in full yesterday morning for the
month Of December The payment
amounted to Sc, SOB, which was handed
by the City Treasurer to Mr.. Weakley, for
81 days services rendered during the
school month of December, closing yestcr-
day, the schools all being dismissed till
January.
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Nashville Grocery Market.

sUGAR-New Orleans 12K915Hc: Demarara
I5k(S152ac.; standard hards tic. coffee l6c;
do. 15%c; @ do. 15%c.
COFFEE-Rio, common to choice, 196 Csc.
Iaquyra 25925kc. Java 3St94Oc.
MOLASSES AND SIRUPS-Sirup zoe. 9S1; gold
EN- strip 81; New Orleans sO985c-
sALT-Iiverpool sack $3.50; seven bushel barrels
by the car load, 1857; FIVE and half do s..
RICE-We quote best Carolina 91l9l0c.
TEAS-Imperial 81. 4O@s2; Young Hyson s. Is (;
Black S1a1.50; Gunpowder Sl.656S2
ORANGES-We quote new Louisiana at t19sl4
. barrel.
FISH-Mackerel have advanced, as follows:
Nos and SIS and SIS y barrel; in kits, Nos. l,
2 and 8, s.. IS; $3.50 and S2.25.
CHEESE-We quote factory at 2O@2O54c. Eng
Lish dairy 2oc-
NAILS-we quote at 81. 75ss5 for 10'd, and 25c.
additional for diminishing grades
CANDLES-Star, Light weight, 16c.
POWDER-Dupont 1913; Hazards $6.75; blast
ing 81. IS; fuse, per 100 feet, Zoe
SHOT-Patent s.; buck 50. 25
LIQUORS-Common rectihed whisky, per gallon,
S.13; Robertson County sl.759275; Bourbon
$. 25@5.50; Lincoln County S1.75S225; High
wines S107
BALE ROPE-Mo. 1Os1OKc.; Green Leaf 100
10Y; Iron Ties &c.
BAGGING-Ky. Ply. 29c. J. II. FAX SOC.
SUNDRIES-Blacking, p doz., 40975c. WASH
boards s275 . doz.; Buckets, Q doz., 81. T59$3
Tubs 81 759$5 y nest. Starch TIC. Candy 22c.
for assorted per pound. Snuff s7.75 per box for
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
Atlanta, Ca, Dee. ga.

Atlanta, Ca, Dee. "a.
Market dull at the following quotations: Md
dlings; 22Kc; low middlngs re; good ordinary
2oHci receipts rs bales
Columbus, Ga, Dec. 22.
The market has been qnite dull The banks
have no money, and most Of the sales were on
time. Those on the streets are not indicative Of
the market Middhngs are nominally quoted at
nc, but lot could not be bought under 22ka
22Hc. 1t is hoped currency may be supplied in 3
Snort time. Storages continue large sales 305
bales receipts ne bales.
Montgomery, Ala, Dec. 22.
montgomery cotton market is easier, more sellers
than buyers; low middlings nominally 22Ac.
Augusta, Ca, Dec. 22.
The Augusta market opened with good demand
on basis Of &c. for niddling but on receipt of
declining markets at Liverpool and New York it
ruled easier closing weak and nominal at 22s<a23c
sales $50 bales; receipts ,345 bales.
Mobile, Ala, Dec. 22.
Cotton in fair demand at inside rates; middlings
Z5%@2S&c; receipts 9S3 bales; exports 264 bales.
savannah, Ca, Dec. 22.
Cotton-Receipts $50 bales; sales $50 bales
middlngs 245<c market duh.
Charleston, s. &c, Dec. 22.
Cotton dull and easier sales 200 bales middlings
2,276 bales.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-25
pRnranhIP.

Notwithstanding the eXcitements last
night incident TO the ushGring in of the
holidays, the noise upon the streets was
almost entirely Of a hilarious, mirthful
character. There were few disturbances
of any kind, and those of a trivial char
acter. There was no unusual number of
arrests, though the police were on the
alert, and almost ubiquitous in their ap-
pearance upon the street corners and in
tbe nublic Dlancs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-25
scenes at Night.

The city, yesterday, presented the APP
pearance of c general gala-day. 1t being
the day before Christmas or Christmas
eve, everybody was busy making pre-
partitions for to-day. The city was
crowded with visitors from the country,
who, in the very best of spirits, seemed
to vie with each other in the holiday pur-
chases they made.
THE STREETS.
From morning till evening the streets
were one moving mass of human beings,
passing 10 and from various points. The
entire population seemed to have emptied
itself into the streets. Aged men, with
locks of gray and feeble step, and the
mothers in Israel were out and looked
upon the passing crowds with animated
faces as though they were calling up
from the unbroken mirrors of the past,
their own halcyon days, when toys and
presents and keep-sakes formed part of
their bright Christmas anticipations. Lit
tie boys and girls passed and repassed,
with toys and trinkets. Lovers and
sweethearts swelled the throng, and many
q Christmas gift" will no doubt ibe given
and blushingly received to-day as tokens
of plighted troth.
THE STORES.
The stores both wholesale and retail,
were crowded to overlooking. The dis
plays of goods and toys and CONNECTIONS
was superb, and in endless variety. The
retail stores were filled with ladies and
misses, chattering like merry birds
as the brilliant display was exhibited, and
as the greenbacks were freely unrolled
and given for the same. The wholesale
houses talked with the soYereigns freely
of their prospects for "next year." and
filed their orders for goods.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
The book and periodical stores
were adorned with every variety of
standard and gift books, magnifi-
cent pictures and paintings, statu-
airy and photograph albums, engrayings
and cards, and keepsakes, in great variety
They were literally patronized, and their
customers departed with many things that
will be valued in the future as mementOes
of the dear and the loved.
THE HOTETs.
The hotels were alive and thronged with
visitors, both strangers from distance
and countrymen who had come TO the
city. The servants tripped about gayly
and lightly, actively engaged in busy pre-
parations for to-day. The landlords were
preparing for the feasts which will be
served at the dinner hour in style that
will be sufficient to have satisfied Sardin-
apolus the vOluptuary.
| AT NIGHT.
The streets wers still thronged at night.
Gas Jets were blazing brilliantly every
where The bursting of fire-crackers,
the footing of horns, the ascending of sky
rockets, the popping of guns and the gen
eral merrymaking conspired 10 to make ii
a lively night in the city. May all the
anticipations of to-day be realized.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-25
ReaI Estate Transfers.

The following is a list of the transfers
Of real estate for the week ending Friday
Dec 81, 1863:
H. B. Hays to Ann Smith land
in 5th district $S25 OF
w. b. Howell to Harvey Camp
bell, lot in Edgefield S43 4
]. H. Reese to I. G. Miller, re-
lease of mortage on saw mill.
w. d. Baker to Jerry Brown,
land in second district............ 1000 OC
Francis b. Fogg and A. NJ. Rut-
ledge to Charles n. Gibbs, land
in 0bion county. 5000 %
Samuel " Ament and others to
George W. Crouch, lot IN Nc
Ghees addition South Nash
ville................................. 400 90
John Browne to Edwin DeLaRue
lot on South Jefferson street. LOO 90
Same to John T. Moss, lot on
South jefferson street............ 1900 90
Morton B. Howell and J. E.
Alden to B. Gray, land in 9th
district. ....,......................... 500 81
A. H. Coussons to r. E. Page,
mortage on lot in Edgefeld.
Ann S. Ford and s. S. Tully to
I'D. Hays, deed of petition
to land in the county.
Same to Ann S. Ford, deed of
petition to land in the county.
VIM. d. Hayes and Ann S. Ford
to S. S. Tully, deed Of petition
land in the county.
A. b. Goodwin and wife to j. r.
COckrin, land in Wilson county 5000 90
Thos. A. Campbell to VIM. A.
GIeaves, lot in the city,. 4,16O so
J. r. Cockrill to Thos. Leek, 313
acres land in Wilson county. 5000 on
Thos. Leek to A. B. Goodwin,
lot in the city.....................' 1900 90
Josie Taylor to Joseph Carter,
power of attorney to collect
money in Franklin county,
Tennessee.
Edward Gillian, Sr, to Marth
Nicely Gillian, lot in Edgefeld,
one acre.
J. K. Rugg to James Walker,
quit claim to land in Dickson
county.
J. w. Charles and Henrietta Per-
cy to VIM. Nichol, power Of
attorney to transact business
in the city.
A. V. S Lindsey to Patrick Nor
Edgeield.. $50 90
]. A. Tindell and wife to James
Turner, mortgage on land IN
tenth district to secure......... 175 90
J. NJ Byers to George Leslie,
three acres of land in
eighteenth district............... 1000 90
George Leslie to John NJ. Byers,
lot in Shelbys additon......... 1000 90
Morton b. Howell to Julia G.
Putnam, block No. 4, in Wa
verify pian.......................... 1884 90
land an in district No. So $40 90
c. NJ. Donaldson, Sheriff, to
same, five acres land in the
county................................ 100 90
]. X. Blair, and others, to Sewer
w. Blair, land in District No.
2....-...................... VI
Sewer w. Blair, to r. S. Phillips,
land in the county.................. 500 90
J. E. Goodman and wife to David
Rhea. PA acres land in Giles
countv................................. $1,000 OO
NJ B. Howell, to Lew Moses, five
lots in McNairy's plan, West
Nashville. ............................ 3,I37 sc
d. S. Fuqua, to f. NJ. Fuqua, I'M
divided interest Of land In Dis
trct No. 2............................ OBJ 30
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-25
Giving in Marriage.

Near dozen marriage licenses were is
sued from the Office of the County Court
Clerk yesterday 1t would seem that
Cupid has been doing a good deal of his
mischieyous work recently, and couples
fatally wounded have selected the holidays
to be healed. Peace, joy and happiness
to them all
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-25
In Chnnccry at CaInsboro,


David G. Shepherd vs.. Sallie Cannon, Richard p.
Carter, James Carter, Abisha Cannon, Jr., Carrot
Sadler, Martin v. Cannon and Henry H. II. Can
nOn-Ini Bill
ON MOTION OF CO8TPLAINANT'S SOLICITOR,
Oand it appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master from allegation in complain
ants bill, which is sworn to, that defendant,
Henry Cannon, is a nonresident Of the State Of
Tennessee 1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk
and Master that publication be made in the USIoS
AND AMERICAN, a newspaper published in Nash
quiring said defendant to appear before the Hon
CRADLE Chancery Court, at the Courthouse in Gains
bOro Jackson County, Tenn, on the LIST Monday IN
February 1870 then and there enter his defense TO
a bill filed in our said court by David G. shepherd
against him and Others in default Of which, Judg-
rnent for confessed viii be taken against hiIn, and
this cause will be proceeded with ex parte' as 20
him. T. A. COA, Z. q VI.
E. L. GARDENAEE, Solicitor. decI6-dItW1t
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London advices of yesterday quote Dos
of 1862 at $50; 1868 at S49; 18G7's old at
S3f, and 10-4Os at S23.
There are no quotations for Tennessee
bonds
The following are the quotations of the
New York stock market: Central and
Hudson consolidated 865; Scrip S14; Erie
223; Reading 995; Southern $50; Cleve-
land and Pittsburg S24; Rock Island 1O4} /;
Northwestern Common G8a,,; Preferred 50;
Fort Wayne sc; Western Union Telegraph
90
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In Chancery at GnInsboro,

UElEMHLH NULEs, I0T1.
James W. Carver and others -. Joseph Carver,
Executor, etc, and others.
nN MOTION OF CONIPLAINANTS By THEIR
~ Solicitors, and il appearing from an allegation
in cOmplainants bill, which IL sworn 20, that the
defendants, Nancy Carver, Joessa Carver, Naora
Lambath and her husband, Jack Lambath, are
nOnresdents Of the State Of Tennessee 50 that the
ordinary process Of the law cannot be served upon
them. Il Is therefore ordered by me that publica-
ton be made, for four consecutive weeks, IN the
UNION AND American, newspaper published In
the city Of Nashville, Tennessee, requiring said
pon-resdept defendants to appear before the Cham
ceIlor of Jackson COUNTY, at the Courthouse in
Cainsboro, on the first Monday in February nsIt,
there and then to plead, answer deTnur to CON-
plainants bill or the same VIII be taken for coz
fessed and set for hearing ex parte, a. % them.
ROBERT A. cox, G. & M.
DENTON & WAsHBURS and BUTLER & MORGAN,
Solicitors for complainGnts. dec16-d1t-B5t.
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Nashville Provision Market.

In order to correspond with a decline in the
market of the West, our dealers have reduced
prices a fraction. We quote as follows:
BULK MEATS-Clear sides I6c; clear rib
sides 15Hc; shoulders 12c.
BACON-To come out of smoke. Clear sides IS
6I8kc; shoulders 14K9l5c.
LARD-Tierces 1S4c; cans 19%c: caddies CSC.
RUMP PORK-Per Dbl $25C125.5O.
DRIED BEEF-Sugar-cured 15a1S%c.
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Don,I Ear TOO Much.

Many sumptuous Christmas dinners win
doubtless be served and eaten to-day A
public warning against intemperance in
diet may, therefore, be eminently proper
on this occasion. 1t should not be for
gotten that our first parents ate themselves
out of house and home, a fact resulting in
incalculable trouble and inconvenience TO
their numerous descendants. To avoid
like disasters, avoid like indiscretion.
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County Court at Nashville.
z. Work and ". h. Bowling vs.. libby Work

Z. Z. Work and ". h. Bowling vs.. libby Work
ct al
A 7 THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF TIE
~ County Court at Nashville, on the 22d day Of
November, 1862, motion Of compliments, BY
counsel in the above cause, ana Il appear Ig Or ta
satisfaction Of the Clerk that the said de- nj ats
Ann NJ. Work and Ann Eliza Work, are urr--lsi-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee, and Therefore tle
ordinary process Of this Court cannot De- FrFad
upon them; it is therefore ordered by the Cle-k
that publication be made for four weeks H. -Itoc-
sion IN the Nashville UNION AND ASH a-0i1s Z
newspaper published in the city Of Nash1 Be-. rC-
curing the said defendants b appear at Ire usss
term Of the County Court 70 be hOldel -1- fi.e
county Of Davidson, AZ the Courthouse tfrra0f III
the city Of Nashville, on the first Monday ana
~ next, and answer said bill, or the same FiH De
taken for confessed 10 them and set f0r hrsriug
ex parte. p l. NICHlr.
dec1O-W2t Grrs
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Nnn-Rcsidenf Notice.

In the County Court Of Humphreys County, Tenn
Wesley Barnhill Petition to sell the ands
rs. OF Alexander banLhH,
John W. BarnhiTl Ct al deceased, lying in Hum
phreys county, Tennessee, for partition ameng
his heirs at law. - -
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM THE
| petition which is sworn TO, that defendants, VIII
liam p Pearce, and wife Jane Pearee, John w.
Barnhill and Lucinda lawson, are non-resldents Oh
this state and that the residence Of William Law
son is unknown ], W. W. Hobbs, Clerk Of said
Court, order that said defendants appear before
said Court at the Courthouse in Waverly, Tennes-
see, on the first Monday in January, 1871, 10 an
swer the petition in this cause, the same VIII be
taken for confessed and set for hearing r pdrte as
to them. -
1t is further ordered that this order be publshed
for four consecutive weeks in the Nashville UNION
AND AMERIcAN, a paper published at Nashville,
Tennessee, this November Is, 1869.
W. W. HOBBS, Clerk.
H. NJ MCADoo, 6Sicitor for Petitioner. nos VA
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CARROTS packed. Matches $3.50 per case Pepper
SIC. Spice &c. Ginger 25c. Oysters s.. rs per
case for one pound cans; s.. 70 per case for two
pound cans. Canned peaches two pound cans
So IS per doz. Soda 716QSc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-25

The fair daughter of Admiral Raphael
Semmes was recently married in the city
of Mobile to a Tennesseean-The lucky
gentleman being young Mr.. Wright of the
city of Memphis May their matrimonial
voyage be peaceful as was that of the peer
less Alabama stormy and turbulent.
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DR. RanninQ.

To day we publish cards from several
gentlemen testifying TO the great utility and
comfort Of DR.. Banning's brace for diseases
specified. He has been very successful in
many cases treated here, and we hope to
hear of his being invited to every town
and city in this and other States, as there
are many cases in almost every neighbor-
hood throughout the South needing such
treatment as DR.. B. is eminently qualified
to give. We take the liberty of suggest
ing to the philosophical and philanthropic
to invite DR.. B. to visit their towns and
treat the afflicted.