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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-26

payable, 8 900 cash, and 5000 yearly for FIVE
YEARS. without interest.
The house 10 a three-stOry brick, containing Il
rooms, besides Kitchen, StOre-ruOm, DairY-rOOm
and Bathroom, with large Halls and POrches.
Gardner's Lodge Of brick near the dwelling. Gas
Works for lighting the whole building, and every
room fitted with Chandeliers and Gas-burneTs Of
handsome styles.
Good frame stable, carriage-hOuse, etc, etc.
Large cister1 Of 800 barrels capacity and never
failing well Of water. The situation aud surround
ings are unexceptiOnable and unequaled In this
vicinity. For further particulars inquire OF Isaac
Litton, Esq., No. 80 North Cherry street. OF the
undersigned on the premises Possession given at
once. ". II. GORDON.
nOv9 I'm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-26

Besides, every Subscriber will receive their Pc
LITfCAL MANUAL, a valuable work, worth halt
the price Of subscription For Circulars Premium
List, etc, address FNl;NE & MCLEAN,
uOT7-iY Cincinnati Ohio
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-26
COUNTY COURT AT NASHVILLE.

TRANK D. MOORE, ADMINISTRATOR rs P.
i /. NichOl, et dL-At the office OF the Clerk OF
the County Court at Nashville, on the both day Of
November, 1869, on motion Of complainant by cOun-
sci in the above cause, and It appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk that the said defendant
John NichOl, is nonresident Of the state of Ten
nessee, and therefore the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be served upon HIM, it is therefore
ordered by the Clerk that publication be made for
four weeks in succession in the Nashville UNION
AND AMERICAN, newspaper published in the city
of Nashville requiring the said defendant to appear
at the next term of the County Court to be holden
for the county Of Davidson. at the Courthouse
thereof in the city Of Nashville, on the first Mon
day in January next, and answer said bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed to him and set
for hearing eN rarte. J.. l.. NICHOL, Clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-26
COTTON NOTICE.
w Of December, 20
Y EDU q r

the charges on cotton consigned to US for sale.
Having increased facilities for storing Cotton,
We viii only charge 81 so, instead Of -. a.
heretofore.
The Insurance win also be reduced,
We can now obtain risks cheaper, in consequences
% having
FLREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
There wiz be no deduction made for ties, unless
over seven, a. has been done,
We invite all our friends and Old customers
and as many New Ones possible, 10
give Us trial, and We promise attention TO
their interest," and viii give 70 them all that Is
coming to them In weights.
GEO. c. ALLEN & Co.
We have removed from the old AIeAlster corner
to little above Broad street, to Nos 81 and 50
College street.
nCv21-2m GEO. q. ALLEN 8 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-26
CAUTION.

rTHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
/ we will not be responsible for any acts done
or contracts made or money borrowed on our &C
count by one NJ NJ Lowery.
W. d. MCCoRD x Co, No. 30 ". Baltimore st,
pOy16 N Baltimore, Nd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-26
The Most Complete and Perfect Coal
Cooking Stove Of the age,

e II l., &" 4 4 L 1 v l.
IVREE FROM DUST AND DIRT ARISING FROM
L ashes. The largest Oven Of any Coal Stove in
the market. p,yftrt bdkJHJ iIisiTed-srtisfdctj9H
gIidraHfeal. All sizes aud all prices. The a. Ac-
tivos are now being successfully operated for
the small sum of 10 cents per day. II you wish to
save money. time and labor. buy the "Active
Coal Cooking Stove. We have also tine great Wood
Cooking Stove, Lady Cay well and Familiarity
known in this market. Call and see orr stoves be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
MOORE, COLLINS X CO,
No. 81 North Market, Opposite Union ST. Nash
Vile Tenn nOV2it
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REMOVAL.
C. l.. HOWERTON.

c. l.. HOWERTON.
MdHaf acf1rer HhojeSale and Retail Dealer IN Sad
dies, Harness, Sd9ditgy Hardtrare Sa,ldie-
BagS Whips. etc. ETC., etc,
No. 53 North Market street.
HAS REMOVED To THE LARGE AND COM
i modious building as above, a few doors from
the Square, where he viii be pleased to see his old
friends and customers. no25 2m
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Cotton Planters and GinnerS.
WE HAVE ~ STORE AND FOR SALE, TEN
w thousands yards
Bengal Bagging,

Which viii Iny the planter at the present price Of
cotton two dollars and thirty cents 81 30 per bale
over cost. We ordered So close ont the lot in
the next twenty days.
noy25 DIV J. VI. CARSEY, son & co.
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ASplendid Residence for Sale
on CREDIT OF
FIV + Y f A X S.
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,

WILL SELL MY RESIDENCE on THE BROAD
i Street pike, little beyond the C " limits with
20 acres of ground attached, for
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-26

Water Wheels,
Water Pipe,
Gas Pipe,
Gas Retorts.
Pumps,
iron Bridges,
Iron Orders,
Railroad Castings,
Store Fronts,
Window Caps,
Window Stills,
Window Weights
Fencing,
Verandahs,
Crate Bars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-04
BALLS.

a fashionable hop was given at the st.
Jamess HOTEL last evening, and was very largely at
tended.
The annual ball of the Unity Club, social
organization composed Of young men residing ON Fifth
ave, was given at DeGarmo's rooms last evening"
The annual ball of the Casino Association, a
German. organization was given at DemOnico's last
evening, and participated In by about 100 couples
The second annual ball of Battery X, 1st
Regiment Artillery given last evening at the Ger
mania Assembly Rooms, and proved gratifying success
The first annual ball of Troop d, First regi-
ment Of Cavalry, N. c. s. N. " given at the Ma
tional Assembly Rooms, West FOrtyfourth-st, near
Ninth-ave, last evening
1.-THE Only Ten" an association which is
composed OF ten young gentlemen residents OF the
portion OF the city, their first annual ball at TrenOrs
Lyric Hail. Sixthaye last evening Despite the Storm
there was large attendance.
A very pleasant party, numbering about 100
couples assembled last evening at Irving Hall TO attend
inaugural ball Of the Crystal Pleasure Club an ass0
citation composed largely OF employees OF Messrs D. ii
McAlpin Co., the tobacconists.
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
which largely composed Of the theatrical and minstre
profession gave their second annual ball at Ferrero
Apollo Hail. last evening. Among the wellknown pro
fessionals present were Dan Bryant, James Lingard
Archie Hughes. Billy Birch, Wambold, Eph Horn, JOIN
Mugan, Cool White, Charlie Baekus, George Grey anC
many others. Among the ladies Mrs. Dan Bryant
Mrs. Archie Hughes, Mrs. John Mulllgan, Mrs. David
Smith, Mrs. Geo. w. Thompson, Mrs. Birch, and Mrs
WambOd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-04
THE GUITERMAN CASE THE ACCUSED DIS
CHARGED


In the case Of the United States agt. Gutter
man. in tho United States COMMISSIONERS Office, the
Messrs Guiterman, charged with frauds upon the In
torna Revenue WERE yesterday with the consent Of the
District Attorney discharged from custody the evidence
falling TO sustain the case OF the Government against
them.
Tho facts in this it will be recoected are briefly
these Guiterman Bros imported through various agen
ces for series Of months not years from twice otour
times per month, nine Or ten cases each time two Of
which contained clocks. and or eight contained
silks but were inyoiced lampshades BY law the
Deputy Collector of tho Fifth Division desIgnates which
two out OF every ten shall to the appraisers
stores for examination This he did by regularly send
ing the two containing the clocks while the cases
containing the socaled lampshadcs" were delivered to
the importers In explanation of this action, the Deputy
Collector says that he uniformly sent tho clocks be-
cause they pay much higher rate Of duty
than lamp-shadesl 1t must be remarked here
that the broker who entered all these in the Gus
tom House Ia the son OF the sad deputy Coector AFTER
IL last discovered that the thus delivered
contained silks and not seizures were made
IN all directions and goods 70 the amount OF 100000 or
seriously implicated In these transactions made
good their escape before they could be arrested ana
900 On the day OF examination before the United
were taken to recover the bonds All at once however
tho defendants reappeared they gave new bonds and
Sn ayysi,ion we're abandoned by The Gov
eminent for want OF sufficient evidence" and the
compromised. This done the recommendation Of
Mr.. Solicitor Jordan, (of whom the Hon. Mr.
IIuburt speaks in his report on the Custom
House frauds having received $1,000 for
similar recommendation and also Of the Collector, Sur
veyOr and Naval officer OF this port who take the hons
share OF this compromise money The Secretary OF the
Treasury decided to accept the offer OF $1,000 In full
for all the duties which may have been due In this little
to tho United States The defendants thus
the trouble and expense OF suit and also what
they may have made over and above the $4,000,
which, perhaps is not very far from $4,000 The only
hitch in the matter now Is that Messrs. Guterman
Bros want also full immunity from all criminal conse
quonces OF their acts which the Secretary refuses TO
grant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-04
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Schoolboy-The dramaof " Richeeu' Is by Bulwer
~ n. B.-Dogberry is n character in Shakespeares
Much Ado About Nothing"
H. A-You can address Gen. Sherman at the Head
quarters of tho Military Division OF the Missouri St.
Louis
j. X Wilson.-You can obtain farm-hands and in-
formation respecting rates of labor by writing to the
Superintendent of the Castle Garden Labor Ex-
change New-York. ~,
u. r. VA college training is not essential for a
lawyer but to attain eminence in the profession you
need somewhat liberal education. Where you get
il makes no difference.
l. G. U-The new Constitution Of the State OF
New-York has not yet been submitted 70 the people.
bill will be presented in the Legislature TO nix
the time for taking vote upon IT,
T. H. L-Newly elected members OF Congress have
right 10 the Thanking privilege on and after the 4th
Of March following their election whether they nave
r. H. Dolpling-A good Republican daily news
paper in the French language Is published at No 81
Liberty ST.. NewYork. entitled 10 Messenger Franco
1meicain It's terms are For one year, Sl2; for six
months, So; for three months, IS Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-04

sort q, ,acstrom that has drawn all weaker currents
into IT, The Northern mind, including even many
OF Democratic tendencies, has coh'T Te%ard ~
race race or color 1t has come to regard ..o negro
suffrage as the logical and natural result 81 ba when an
Sampshsd as the measure which is to take tho negro
ont of politics and away from o Iv eo ,io
W"rtberr solution of the matter. IL becoes our pSoplo
To- consider seriously whether resist This tide or
49, ~ tTay have any power Of resistance, whether IL Is
even IL my tcrcst more even than TO that OF the
Nobern neope to accept this solution OF the question
@ u u s,fTr TO him. and thus get rid OF the
UNITE III fIt that ever existed in American politics
We have the negroes among us, and as long as the
We e. ent mn so long will be in trouble with the
suusEe and the people OF the North They deter
mined to give him suffrage, first by the Reconstruction
acts and next by c4hsttntonai amonuincnts. h lme
may oppose IT, and as long do oppose IL we keep IN
tenee and in hostility to ourselves the party that
emancipated the negroes Eliminate this element from
Dniitics IN the manner alluded TO, and then where will
nartes be and what will they be Gen. Grant himself
could not successfully oppose Negro Suffrage Can we
ESQ. how
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-04

In among the legal ballots and counted for the Demo
Gratis In other precincts hundreds Of votes cast
one Of the Inspeetopsa Tammany man-tore up the
meiklever ballots, and took from his pocket Whaien
these contested election cases in charge appears TO be
Wen calculated for the work in hand The Chairman
the non Wm w. Hegeman, a lawyer OF Poughkeepse,
carefully and thoroughly conducted the examinations
yesterday: The Hon Mr. sekreg Of Tompklns County Is
merchant Of Suffolk County; the Hon n b. Smith Of
Oswego Is the youngest member apd is lawyer; the
lion VIM W. Moseley OF Kings County is a Democrat,
The officers Of tho Committee are: Col s. @. Pierce,
sergeantatArms OF the Assembly the Hon. Frank. ID.
2her OF the Assembly and Edgar " Denson Messenger
~, uepIeeate Ine fA.Yasahee OF previous
purchase Of uxures. and firmly adhere to economy in
Campbell will be taken up, and large number OF wit
nesses has been subpenaed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-04
nnMRsTlC MARKRTs-

Ioul.yLLE Feb 3-TobaccoS Of 1855 bids at l rates Mes
PORK active at Lard n 02le BhconShouien ~
lac Clear Rib Sides. I7dc Clear Sides l7i97ie all packed
Wheat 7O0Bl IS Corn. 6Jd69e Oats bOd6I Rye - t1G
Al as Four-Supenne 75d&62a Raw WHISKY, free g19Ie
SAN PRIscsoo Feb a-Four - $685. IS Wheat 1881 q"
SAyAssAH Ga a-Cotton Aye sales JOO bales huuhnE
78lc; receipts baesi eIpoTts lB89 bales. -, nj,
WuAsaros N c. Feb 3-Spriis Turpsnnc weak az St hcsh
dn Tuoepne steady At 90 4Od 80 Sc Tar quiet % % Got
ton-Tbe market is better; MddllDgs, Rc. -oo -, -,
nonmK Ala Fab 3-Coon--Sa!% TO-DAY, LOO bales; demand
good and arket closes hrm Low Mugs Te receipts JOY oAss
sT Louis Feb 3-robaceo nomInaly uscbangd Ceoh-Lov
quiet. Superhnr 20 fO1 hA1A po| 20
ba, nI ii 5OS IS Prime 10 Strictly Prime, and 81 80
sales at I'll 1851 10 Oats, 6Jg
Cbolcs 10 Fancy Illinois, ~ l06S2 Is; Fancy
Mnn.,o 80 IS unchanged "hN qaei az w dHc PORK
% a. ~ rs Bak MeatsLooso Shoulders l3c buyer
Loose RIB Clear Sides packed l6Ic Shoulders
w m ia. on the 1911 Ollie Bacon quiet; Clear Rib l8c
sI ic Lard kcg the spot at Keokuk, 2ic buyer,
h ao for fierce and ale buyer March Hogs arm $40 80
Que q, gb grades Cattle unchanged Sheep S60S7 head
Reeepts-5bO Dds Four ZEOO Dush HneAb SSVO
hn,h Corn, 1900 bush Barley 80
b,e,I receipts, 3l9 bales hiddiug, 2Itd2iic
c. Feb 9Cott6 active and advanced Ole saes
hiddlnRs
wise $50 bsea
Feb 3-Coon has sdAncsd under e heavy demand
, Great britain Spain North bddngs 2st sales IT coo
i. receipts ly bales, 46Do bales Gold Jb sterling
.ant Pour 6rmer supsrhus 81 Double Extra STA 81 =;
T,be Al So dull 76c Oats hrm at zoe Bau dull at " 10
H. All. shoulders I3c Clear Ribs Sic Clear Sides sc. Lard
higher terces ec tsg' aJ Sugar aud Moaes hm and un
Msspns Fth aCoon nrmer lSt q2s,e receipts Oo0 bales
,. no ales supsne Flour so ~ So TOO Oats loc
% S1l Lard cole Buk MeAts G Shoulders lac Clear Slde'
i0e Dressed Hogs. l29lJc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-04
THE CONTESTED ELECTIONS INVESTIGATION.

The Assembly Committee met yesterday at
Edgewater s. L. where they adjourned Tor the purpose
OF containing the investigation in the case OF Hawkins
az, ne,or Thirty five witnesses wero examined. The
testimony showed great looseness and irroguarty in
making out the registry ana poll lists Mr. A. H. Wagner,
Chairman ~ the Richmond County Central Committee,
Appeared for the contestant and the Hon j. Water,
S ,or,y District Attorney for this city, appeared
bniy formerly nember Mr. Decker The contestant IN
h rose nmt in evidence copy OF the registry and poll
S easo Pis from them fraudulent vote OF 81. Tho
sitting member brings forward the u men claimed as
Voters and ondeavors TO prove by them that
% ere legal and that the socaled frauds were
nothing but Irregularities Inc Committee me. .i'
morning a. h MARI Of the contestant This Committee on
Ppive~as and Elections have nve cases In all for conslu
bIch viii furnish them business for the entire
enon nside the case alluded to IN Richmond County
sesslon, , m the City OF York, two OF the con
tesants being Republicans nancy n ana od
NM m, other contestants are Messra MoKeyer
na h lmsr Mozart Democrats who are measuring
su With the sitting members Messrs Whean ana
SWORDS Mn bo belong to tho "Tammany Ring" Riol
W. ara expected showing up the frauds aud
iip n which tho RING practice 10 elect their PETS
"a" ri Of the legal voters It's claimed IN some
tanne that hundreds OF votes not cast were lAo"h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-04
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
THE PRINTERS.

The cOmpositors received some exciting news
yesterday to the effect that several Of the prominent
had yielded TO the pressure OF the strike
among them the NewYork Printing Company The
printers believe that the backbone of the resistance to
the strike is broken and that within the next "a
hours all the comp0stors in the city will be at work at
the advanced prices. Scarcely 100 remained on the
strike yesterday.
The employers view Of the situation rs presented in
equally cheerful light Their executive committee state
that the employers engaged book and job work are
rapidly filling the places Of the men on the strke by
hands from other cities and towns Several employ.
reported yesterday that they had nearly enough OF
eomposors and that they expect In few days more to
have all the help they need.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-04
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF SHIP OWNERS AND
CAPTAINS.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.-Ihe National Con-
ventOn OF Ship Owners and Captains assembled here to-
day II was attended by delegates representing N 100000
OF capital Henry X. Edmunds presided, with large
number Of YicePrcsdents. including H. O. sturgis OF
Boston, j. W. Sinnel OF Boston, X. Waterman OF New
London, Conn, james Van Brunt Of Newly York, James
Baker oOstOn Nathaniel Crowoll Of Providence r. L.,
T. s. Racket OF New-York Lewis Adams OF Nantucket.
s. g. Cartwright OF New Jersey w. II. Kendall OF Jersey
CITY the Hon John w. Hall OF Delaware, q. W. Jonos Of
New. Haven, and l.. II. Hopkins from York. Tho
following resolutions were adopted
Ultroa Vessel ,d captains 10 their ind'du. capacities a,
De been and subjected impotoBs aud
inconvenience, which believe be readily rsmsdrd By united
action; aud
lection Iaro and Port Wardens contrary the
decision supreme Court And the Constitution, two of the
Announces and impositonsi and
Bh,Teas believe that it's TO the interest Of vessel owns aud
eapa, associations for their mutual benefit protection
and should be formed Ia all commercial cities aud towns
therefore
recg protecting from alleged eaeons
and purpose fng prices TO tho ds,nmsut Of ommsr.
,sd captains Of vessels belonging 10 The several
organize. and to he orgn,d be Instructed TO r.s
10 that considered to lie illegal BY the association 10
which tbey belong
R,soIp,d That delegates III. Convention hereby requested
10 organize AUXILIARY AodAons to the one established this ely at
n. following Providence Rhode Island Newaven, Conn
New London Conn GreeHpo Long Island Port jefferson
New City ErHJey and at all the other ports where
protection TO commercials necessary Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-04
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

.... Fifteen inches of snow fell at st. Paul,
Mimi. on Monday.
.Ex-City Marshal Wells =. Hodgett Of
Springfield Mass was committed ~ the Insane Asylum
yesterday
Five hundred dollars reward is offered
for the recovery Of Miss Horne, previously reported
missing from Springfield Mass.
49,. Deacon Elijah Baxter, a highly respected
resident Of Quincy Mass was killed Tuesday by being
thrown from a wagon, the horses taking fright.
The schooner Ringleader, from Winter
port for Boston, which ashore on Truro beach, has
been got on and is In Proyincetown harbor, leaking,
The Board of Trade of st. Louis have
Endorsed the protest the Philadelphia Board OF Trade
against that clause IN the Bankruptcy act known Us the
fifty per cent provision"
1T is reported that the robbery OF Lieut.;
sssons reasrer of Post No 49, OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic In Boston, was cOncocted ny Msei. no
having spent the money he has secured It's reimburse
ment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-04
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

northeast SHOWS storm set in at nifty MIN
ues after twelve o'clock yesterday morning ana IN thr
minutes the ground entirely covered me snow
however soon turned into either sleet or RAIN ana 80
continued all day thunder shower, WIN very viva
lightning at umes. aud prolonged thunder commenced
al twenty-five minutes after eight ana continued 10
twenty minutes after nine in the evening The second
shower prevailed ut nine minutes TO eleven O'Clock.
Lightning IL not uncommon at this season or the year
happening either January or February but two thun-
der showers In one day nro remarkable. Two thunder
showers occurred I'm February 1867. ono on SATURDAY
evening. Feb q another on Saturday avoaiDg. Feb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-04

CUMMTNG-RoCHBSTBROn Tuesday. ts "a Inst, a. s. Lakes
Church Rochester Y by the Rev Henry Ansc rector alien j.
Cumming OF this Annie NJ daughter Of Henry Rochester
MISREPRESENTATION Tuesday Feb g. 1863 at the redeaes the
brides parents By the Rev James Cameron Lieut. tedenes
Ebs o. A. to Jennie Virginia daughter Of Calvin haab ESQ.,
of Eigewaer N. j. aud granddaughter vi George H. Rae
Glasgow, Scotland, papers please copy.
the residence Of the brides father 10 Ithaca
Tuesday morning. Feb By the Rev. j. ~ owe. TT John
Emery the Peoria ) Transcript Mary e. only daughter u
Edwin Sydney esq
MACYCOLEMAN-Ou Tuesday Feb the residences Of William
Dickinson in this city BY Friends CeTenony Coemsn
Macy it, Of HUDSON Columbia Co.. T. to Louise Coleman 81
Hsu-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-04
THE GREAT SMUGGLING CAsE-DlSCIARoE oF

The defendants in this case, Simon and Sig
snuna Gu,terman have been discharged, the Govern
,nent contrasting Its inability to produce testimony
against them which would warrant their being held for
trial civil suit instituted against the Gnterman TO
recover from them tho amount when the are alleged 10
smuggng goods into this port has been compromised by
tha nnite rn,ans having To the Government so3OOO.