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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-08
BUY AT HOME.

THE UNDERSIGNED. BEING FULLY
= prepared for manufacturing SASH,
Doors, Blinds, inside and out. pivot an3
Stationary Stats, Frames of every DESCRIPTION.
brackets, COrnices. plain and ORNAMENTAL
Mantelpieces. MOuldings Of all kinds. Base
Boards, Flooring, Poplar and Pine Ceiling
Plank, Misunderstanding. and Building Mate-
rial gen orally. Also, Builders and Contrnotors
All at as low rates as can DO imported Of eaual
quality Send orders. Punctuality and dis-
patch are our business creed. 0Ece and Fac
tory adj lining Nashville and Chattanooga RaiI-
road Locomotive Shops, Cedar street, Nashville,
Tenn essee.
TURBIVILLE q FULEHEx
apr4 d&wly
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George II. Adams, who was re- elected
TO Congress from the Eighth District Of
kentucky, has been notified by CoI.
Williams that ne will contest the legality
OF his election.
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STORE AND WAREHOUSE

nHE LARGE. WELL LOCATED AND
well EnoHn Store and Warehouse southeast
corner of Church and College streets, lately oe-
cupied by Msssrs. TREANOk q Co. viii be
rented on reasonable terms for the year 1869.
Apply TO ,n,,,.,
jan3 If CHEAIHAM, MOOpS %. .
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GREWAR & HENDERSON,
Licensed Plumbers.
No. 81 ChHP,h street,
Nashville, Tennessee,

NrHERE THEY ARE PREPARED TO DO
w WORK in their line in a prompt ami first.
class manner. Plumbers material on hand and
for sale, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Pig Lead,
Force Pumps. Cistern Pumps. Deep Well
Pumps, Ale Pumps, Artesian Pumps: Baths.
Washstsnds, Water-ciesets. Block Tin, Hy-
drants. Beer Cocks, ShampoeinC Cocks. Basin
Cocks, Hose. Hot water Better: Nozzles. Coup
lings, etc. Gas Chandeliers, Burners, etc, OF
every kind. Pipes for Water, Gas and Steam
Fittings, Of ali sizes, to suit the above steam
guages. Steam Whistles Globes. Valves, etc.
agents for the sale of CLARK Il BROS. Netri-
fed Clay Pipe for Sewerage, 4. 8, 6. S, 10, y,
l. and IS inches inside diameter. JAM I'm
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EEEy FIRM.

rDHE ABOVE BUSINESS WILL BE CAR
red on by y. GEEWAR. Of tho late trR
OF Grewar u Alberts5n, and VIM. HENDER-
SON under he STYLE OF
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AGENTS WANTEn
FOR SALE.

MY STALLION, LOTTERY, SIRED BY JOE
WI Lottery. his dam Morgan mare; raised I'm
Jasper county. Georgia; Erandaire Burgess Joe
Lottery, from Connecticut. lie is lS4 hands
high-nOt grown yet-5 years old past; a beauti-
full chestnut sorrel. and an excellent traveller in
single or double harness. He can show some Of
The best colts in the State. Apply to
W. c. HOOD.
ee5 w3m .... BarnesriIIe Geo,.;,
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FARM FOR RENT.

700 ACRES OF HARRIS FARM, NEAR
lou Edgefeld. for rent. This land, within
a mile Of Nashville is fertile md lies well
There is brick building of SIX LARGE
ROOMS with good Outhouses and fine water.
Terms will be reasonable. Apply TO
VANS. LINDSEY,
ian3 If ..s.r 80 40 North College st.
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FTLCS Ath OCHLSs
Send for the Illuminated Number. Now Ready
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gan of Gen. Grants Administration, LOOK OUT
FOa FUNl Send your orders early TO
AMERICAN NEWS CO..
JAMS 2t' 12l Nassau Street, New York.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
.FOR RENT OR LEASE.

MY PRESENT RESIDENCE ON THE
IVA Charlotte pike, 212 miles from the city. A
Brick House with five rooms. kitchen and ser.
wants rooms and ten acres of ground.
jams tf JN0. G.. BJJRCH.
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PRICES REDUCED.
TENNESSEE iron Store,
Nos. 52 and "a North Market Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

WE HAVE NOW IN STORE A VERY
w large stock of Tennessee Bloom amt
Kentucky Iron, viz: Bar. Band, Round
and Square, Boiler, Sheet and Hoop.
200 Sets Wagon Axles 20 Tons Hollow ware
so Sets Wagon him. Castings,
bic Skeins 50 sets Hubs & Spokes,
$50 Pairs Springs, all 50 Sets Buggy and Car
sizes, riage Axles,
$50 Sets Wagon Boxes. so Sets Steel Tire,
10 Tons CoOpers' Hoops. Is to II.
together with Horse and Mule Shoeg, Nails
Steel, Hammers. Anvils. Vices, Steel PlOw Plate
Smiths Bellows, PloRs, ETC., all Of which
are selling at Re dueed Prices for Cash q.
To secure our Iron, look for Brand H., b. a.
s., Tennessee. a.. Ii. a ~ Hy.
HILLMAN, BROTHER & SONS.
iap1 9n
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NASHVILLE
Blood Horse Association.

TUE FOLLOWING STAKES ARE PRO-
Il pesed to be run for over the Nashville
course. accOi ding to the rules of the Blood
Horse Association:
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"a TIE, LANES

We are 'ully prepared to do up Lace Cur.
tains cqual TO any Eastern h0uEe, and at New
York prices Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Thankful for past favoTs. We hope by strict
personal attention to business TO merit and To'
ceive a continuance of the public patronage.
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No. /. Belmont stake.--Wc. the su

No. l. Belmont Stake."-We, the sub
scribers. agree to run q sweepstake in the fab of
1869. with colts and fillies then three years old
two miles and repeat, 500 entrance. play or
pay: To be run on the fourth day of the regular
Fall Meeting of 1869. To name and close the
LIST day of April, 1859. Ten or more to fill.
DR.. w. A. Cheatham will donate to the above
stake $500, and the Association will also add
$500.
Now four subscribers-Gen. A. Buford. Mai.
X. c. McNairy. Messrs. Cheatham i Kirkman
and Zeb Ward, Esq.
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WANTED
Oldest House in the City
Established in 1916.
CHARLES ROBERTSON,

Baker, COnfectiOner and Candy Manufacturs
NO. p NORTH MARKET STREET,
HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AS
\ sortment of Fruits, Nuts, etc, including
Raisins, Citrons, Figs. Currants, Dates, Prunes
together with a large suppl Of French COnfec-
tisnery.
Also. just opened large stock of Toys Fire
Works and Fatcy Goods. suitable for holiday
gifts.
He would call the attention of the country
trade to his large assortment of Candies, Con
fectisns, etc, all of which will be offered at the
very lowest prices. lnov2l 2m.
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BLUEGRASS FARM
FOR SALE.

7 OFFER MY FARM IN BEDFORD C0UN-
Il ty for sale 1t is situated between Wart ace
and Beech Grove. about one and a half miles
from the latter place.
There are Ten Bundred and Eighty
Acres, and ths land is of the very finest goal
ity. About six hundred acres are open and are
we'll adapted to farming purposes. There are
one hundred acres in wheat. eighty acres in rye
and about one hundred IN clover. It u a.! well
watered at all seasons of the year, aud is. per
haps. the best stock farm in Bedford county. 1t
is we'll fenced.
The improvements consist of large Framed
House. two story. seven rooms, front and back
verandahs, pantry. store rooms, dairy. cellars.
servants houses, kitcheL smoke hlusss-all IN
perfect order, well inclosed with palirgs. in
addition to tho above, there are large barns and
stables and grain house, all in perfect order.
There are two large convenient sPrIBgs Of
neyer-failing water.
The neigh bOrh0od is unsurpassed, and Is well
provided with schools and churches.
The main Shelbyville and NlcMiunyille road
runs by the door. The distance to MurfreesborO
is eighteen miles-eOod turnpike allthe way. 1t
is Jus. fifteen miles from ShelDyYIil0.
TERMS LIBERAL. sa sf~
Call and see Inc on the premises, or address
me by letter at Wartrace.
land lW d L.REEVES
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MUS rs.
Positively Two Days Only

Masonic Hall, Nashville.
Monday and Tuesday, Jan. is q 10.
MONDAY TWO LEVEES, AT 8 AND ~ P.
Vl n. Tuesday. THREE LEVEES. at / A.
Return fnom Europe. latter an absence of
three years,l where they have appeared before
nearly all the Kings. Queens. Emperors. and
Nobility of the Old World.
The Greatest Wonders Of the Age!
Four beautifully and symmetrieally formed
LADIES Il GENTLEMEN IN MINIATURE!
The Original and Renowned
GEN TOM THUMB AND WIFE,
COMMODORE MUTT. and
r,. MISS MINNIE WARREN.
Their unique and exquisitely enchanting per.
formances and exhibitions never fail to charm
and delight every beholder. They appear in
Songs. Duets, Dances, Comic Deliueations,
AmusingTricks, Burlesques and Comedies, in
Characteristic Costumes. -.-
The Rich and Elegant Dresses. and the bril-
liant collection of Diamonds worn before the
various Potentates in Europe, all of which are
| introduced in these popular LsVees. cost over
| twenty thousand dollars in gold
| Ladies and children are considerably advised
| to attend the Day Exhibition, and thus avoid
| the crowd and confusion Of the Evening Enter
| tainment.
Admission 25 cts. Children under ten years
of age, Is cts. Reserved seats, so cts: Children
| under ten years, Is cents.
| jams At NED DAVIS, Agent.
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N O TICE-
James BeaI Nichols EstaLe

TXECUgEEX'S ESTICE,-ALJ PER.
II sons having claims against the estate Of
Jas. B. NichoI, deed. VIII please present then
y.-o1n 10. TO p. l., hichOi. at the county Clerk I
ofice iGr PAYMENT. and those Indebted will be
kind enough ~ co-e forward and pay th'
amounts they owe. 1ani Nv
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

ME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFOhE EN-
L islIng under the firm name Of GRENAR q
ALBERTSON, is this day dissolved by mutua!
consent. b. II. AibertsOn Withdrawing. All
those having claims against said firm can pres enJ
them, and all those o sing the same will please
come up and settle. Either GTewar or Albert
son Is authorized 90 receipt for tAe same.
December -, 1865.
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R. RUSSELL

TAS REUKNEDTJ NASHVILLE Ssz-A
Ii and resumed the practice of rTTS,ssss.sA
Dentistry, at his OLD Office, ES2}2 N411Ib
Church street. JAMS Nv
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No. q "MerchaRts' Post Stake.'-For
all ages. two mile heats. 500 entrance. play or
ray To be run On the third day of the regular
Fall Meeting Of 1869. To close the lst day of
June. 1869. Five or more to fill.
The merchants of Nashville to add one 81 ,0C9
800 to the second horse.
Now three northumberland A. Buford.
Messrs- Richards x Kilgour and Kirkman &
Cheatham.
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FOR 1S Is ..

| ~ ROSsITER Il co. WILL OPEN A
| H. frst class UpEolstering and Mattress
Establishment, No. s. Church street, where all
orders for UphOlster;ng. Repairing, Vanishing
Carpet. Curtain and Mattress making will meet
with prompt attention.
We arc also prepared to attend NOyings Car
pet-shakins, Fitting-Hp Furniture. etc, at
short notice.
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Do No. 4. Tennessee Stake ''-We, the I'M
designed, agree to run a sweepstaKe in the fall
of 1871. with colts and fllies then three years
old, two miles and repeat, 500 entrance, play
lar Fall Meeting of 1871. Ten or more to fill
The Association to add $500. To name and
close the LIST day Of August, 1862
Now. nine subscribers-Col. Balie PcytOn
Gen. A. Buford. Col. C. L. Hunt, Gen. J. +
Robinson, Messrs. Richards & Kilgour, Gen. w,
g. Harding. Capt o. P. Beard, Ii. p. McGrath
Esq, and Zeb. Ward, ESQ. :
Entries to be addressed to
VIII. JOHNSON, President.
GEo. S. KINNEY. Secretary.
p. s.-The regular Spring Stakes and pro.
gramme will be published in due time.
dec3l Dot
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No. 3. "Kentuiky stake.''-We, the I'M
dersigned, agree to run a sweepstake in the fall
of 1870. with colts and illies then three years
or pay. To be run on the first day of the regu-
lar Fall Meeting of 1870, Ten or more to ell.
Association to add $500. To name aud close the
LIST day of August, 1869.
Now seven subseribers-Col. Bale Peyton,
Gen. A. Buford, Col. c. L. Hunt, Gen. w. g.
Harding. Messrs. Buckner i Settimers, Rich
ards i Kilgour and Zeb Ward. Esq.
, 1869-11-29

TeFIrRn7t!nH OF tllr fnr-rr nf the - t,aft. Del.
Hoptcn n''-.iJE-nUruIrtvI Huursfcrs.

The "t'a!e nesHor1co, ' on Washington Rtreet,
opposite TIC tourl u"use, clne to an ingios!oas
eod on Saturday night, Sore gentlemen urnnped
In 10 take a tew OYSTERS, a bottle Of wine, and a
c,ear, when tie officers OF P1nkctton.s force Gu
felt1, TOOK roAsession OF the establishment, and
Requested al present 10 depart In peace. The
Rte+ss tcnE tht!r departure, and reaSht refresh-
cr'r clsc~ hetc, ,bnt tie aAiers aud cooks did not
utr1e1ttand whJ tics were 10 TIC summary ejer1cd
N!.1cGt &'t allowed tin.c 10 get tte,r boo:s and
Jackets. However, tney had to 70, fer the Ia In
THIS "a 6, co:tratJ to its ptnvcrbial custor, k1cS
~ ue'ng, a . the officers were not scET tendcf.
hearted. TIL. 0ccufr.d al 9:a9 p. NJ, and In.
rnit world a5d tue ot1cera remalaett tl Ids,
1cttetds. 1nosr.H. the re..u:a- puardcrs went
rontcts nsua hspgFJ lot their ntcasas's hut tnc1c
we're ro lrcaGfasts 10 II knd. 1'os, oily thing
they coaid eat was the Officer, aud he was no;
cockeh, arti eren II he were, hs hrasa bu: tous ID
sa,e" ~, ,',eh' . t:vt nsa dsrrvrss Tnsy a.d moi
ir1 ;A the, naa 20 taHs sain asa xs's ,eM seSeH Il
The wailtIr altn cane teusd for thar clothes,
.r 70 ont ol the place, ard he iii rot uuiess It
x1s rat hist was tno smart for l!,n AID escaped
b:nEe D.. to7,d catch II. The milk nan came loo
e va IL psa s! bei1s be- % fae nsa s
n ihelc 20 the tune Of s3n OF 40. for which he
i.os st. to +" fal,L TIE Board 1I T1Aife sca,Ic-
nen VII haze to :rnc1 elst*here, anA tae a.i-to-
crettc few rLp were attFacfetl there by tho rrc-
teutsous EaNc, will have to ree! IL more humble
aH3rtcts Jhs eotc1rr1se has gone "up II q
The cause Of Tho c,op:ns Was .tmp17 that ccr.
taia EehtlcI ca, III: tt rllfEHan, wantc'l to re-.
Govern ltille nDrcy which they had tuve:tetl.
They ha'l n-ur'sne:s. ~h!t1 'hr5 su11l.-1y iotc-
Closed. a+d put IN rue cccfs 10 guar, me assctr
Tie an mutt ct ffe Indebtedness ii s1ta Z, I've he-
t8eeh t'.am ami zsUH. The name Of the pro.
Ett.r. o., et least, M .sn,s which Is signed 10
kitChfr." ~ II EtICn3d. The llncse No 51S
, 1869-11-29
THE GIT IN BRIEF.

We FIND TIE FOLLOWING HEroRT Of another
Chicago employment agency sE,ndle In the E.
Louis Republican OF sotur1ay: "About noon, yee-
tert1py, sone Mt5, SIX laoo,1ng men arrived here
IN the cha!ge Of uan Aho employed them at an
Intelligence ot'ice on Randolph street. Chics2n 10
go TO GreenrIie, OF sosne otoer pace dowu the
nsel, 10 Eork On the leyee, 81 lzlr wages. 0r
70 their tir.t'ua,lon, ami tnis sRcst induccd
then 70 nsv the farr money to hm. nod he started
the felI5 5.lroa', and uoubfeas 1srurued to Cocsro
70 hunt Up l:o1c dopcs. The fecipgs Of tie psr:y.
nr2n nsd'E taetEscives deserted in tha Street, ii
t'or, AID cot bali tie distance reached, mar
fattS be lE-t Ilntd. Ther hunted the sharper ia
saIp, At.i Visited Isolcc hea!:sI,4aslc5s 10 make
thtm had not been heard OF a, darn, ausi Ii pvob-
ably ere this ready IN Eh.caEo Tor AZ many more
silly dupes rs he can Ttcl up"
HrGu 0AFn11r. the nosar,nns cou1,erec
Ing ,he ras Elk months. on accouu. Of ats patct-
{'at'oe IN the rcssus Ut A Confederate from the
i'an'r Of the Sheriff ot Leo contty. Iowa, IN tnc
!ns,nha o. ne cosft alo1.e, has nsen recsptured
inc tscui1c thttted the Post U.fice aud hogan to
t1erct'e his muscle on stranger, WIN was
heogs he s,I 1hs sns sl 2sf I1os.
rstv fought Ike q tfeepera1o and the officer wo1lt
hate found It difficult ts<x 10 rph1i1e him, hat
not oilc+1 MeCauley. of The Lake etf-c. sauaf.
pounded into state Of clvilltY, md taken 70
rrlson-
THOMAS Cs71S. or Eeasor, notorious copd-
Gehce mau was arrested hJ an officer OF the North
In an hour Of 70 nc was bailed out b5 Jusi,ce
Qunu. Subsequently, he was again arrested On
the fanc charge Wnea the of11eer 1908 hin isso
The oli,eef discovered the m4oeuyre. however,
seSsf nsnx p ros
u n - fhnF va
, 1869-11-29
FRENCH BALL,

AT ueet!nS held on sa'nsl1x evca,cE. Il ~
Tteu Ont udusc, fot The Purpose Of orsa1,t4lrk
for Rra1d ball, tc bs given ,or t1c hcuen, Of tae
French l'cncyoitn: ..,c:ets, er llt.1es, shc rnl-
low!ce gentlemen were a1r'intsd Al q geserll
committee: E. Carer, Cnu:u! NJ France, MayGr
II. Il AlaEon, r T. L'urnin. 11u.s sapirha. II. IL
fIonor*. Col. j. S Cr>st'F, Z. 1s.ckwith, J, ],
Scsmmor. " F. Storey, 81 n. Dsteu, A1naar DC
Rclioy, G.o, II Rlz-t, j. W. 11o>tn.r. +. " VII.
!raEth, q. l. I,usar, 4. G4gt-. L. II. Cn,aey, L..
W Powell, Louis l. Hnnnra, +. M4cvcaxh, NJ.
Ifenrptiu. Cbe- Ienrot'r, y. f.. Fair a1k, S. j.
SErfsIu, A. C.: Ie*t-p. Eh1<. l.. Wilson, H.
Cnulf2, 4. v. CnnE, II. Pr:es.fy, g r.
1soErr- S N. F..s@rt'. General :Ans1a Stayee, ".
h. SlxoD, 4 LlcS, J. Il. bowen, L Z Letter,
cha. u, Farweil, l. {. Bsi.tr, Ja,E"i i. Ella "
rrc~hr, j. u. Ritter, y. Ff..l:n. Ct. T. RI 1rpr, j.
n. IeNete- g. F. Rot. T.. T. Row, r H. Et's,r,
". F. C!N'lhauHh. S4rn1el II. Ntc<e:sun, Z. r.
Mnee'er. W f. Cha. tcid. j. 1se-rss. Il II. lios.
uer, f. t. Wafer, Cha.. N. ssu,rn, Samuel IL IL.
s'op. '. Ge.nrtlp. Dr. F. Msrsnetat, III. chas.
RAY, 4. DceFiey. =. f PlA.a, General J. ".
Co1tc. l. II. Ffecattte. aud Geo. D-Layre4
An Executive Committee, composed Of the fol-
loving uRIed gentlemen wAs elected 20 make tie
nec<fssrJ arrangements: stM. Z Carey. A.
Gnene, Geo II, ltnzet, Ehas Itrcrottu- y. X. Fa:r.
bsnf, Lfhts Ssrieha7 A. Fretfsu, A. lie Hel'os,
Colonel J. y. f1ufbz. Lout* I. uoEar !, Samael
JOh1 sO0, and l. Il. Freche.te.
II waat!eciteh that the hall would be gwen On
Tuesday evening, December 21, next, at the
Crosby Open House.
, 1869-11-29

equity ca'cs is to b taken IN life manner 4, II
cAea II inv: aEG. except Al otherH.se provided
IN ibis article the Legislature Ahau have poWnr
- neretofo to alter aud regulate tie ITS 1ict1ou
arg ii piCcsedtpEs In Law aud eQaItY.
Tae ts1th ttctinn urcyitea tnf tffinE acfpcEcs
IN tne once OF jnktice OF he Supreme Coutt in
stMslaf manner ~ before ~
Offices. " 'A e1n-
The eleventh section rel6tes 10 renoyaIs: tha
twelfth eonunues yhe 8upe1o- Court sud tna
Cou1t OF Common Iye44 OF the cNf OF New y,yr
tnc sspenor Court of Duralo~ aud the Cfsr
Conrf OF Hfoo8lyn. sta rue pfrsent Jpdwrs. III :
tn.reenth provides for the election Of Jps,ices of
tec Supltme Court and tne Judges OF 1ne Coarts
OF NrN forS, Buffalo, and Brooklyn. Htss nrn
toned - heEetolort, and makes ne Eerfa or once
gaoge or Justice anal' remain In rt1ce sserF nts
hon ~ "f@o=a.
The fifteenth continues the County Conra- ~.
1epdtaE tho tezms nt future Iud2ta fostx TeMrS
Ano anthofxu9 original tur1Edlcttsa to BE- enn.
ieE!ed upon Them Is we'll a cx7mtuai Cnonfv
seoRSs ate AGo to De SnfrpEate4 IN count1e1 nf
lsss thao y. 900 population And may hold ConntT
ktngl i''A 4au
B5 the etI1eerth local of,cerx u,ay be ehoae, =.
oN!fy- - ~~'e " o'1@.
The Seventeenth section, however. IA the n7ox,
Important Under It t1e Ltgtplature nrst nrnVt1s
for Submitting to the electors Of me Sf1th IN ~
VEN is.A a. Inc general election, Two qucattonH
Nhcthek the otoces Of Chief JudFe aud hsrIeTIt
gucse o. Sae Conrt of Arpeals and Justice Of ne
snnfece Court shall he nIlsd hy a.po,ptCa-nt and
Nnetnef ths nnfcrs OF Judge ID The other courro
contain mere dtsAt3s. 'SSapos
, 1869-11-29
YESTERDAYS FIRES.

Shortly ngter O'Clock last evening, Orc broke
out 10 q two-story frame. No. s6 Ktn1!e street,
o. red by John weckler. II WAS damaged to the
extent Of s:tk,. Insured for St,seo IN Home Of
hi. city. The rrst door was occupied BY A1ron
MeyeT. The tront be uscd for clothing store aud
the rsar for residence. HIS loss VIII probably
reach 81 COS. Insured for 8, 600 In HePuoc, Il o
in 1eu,on!a, and 200 IN stock 1 Autrat % fuTut-
ture The eecnud noor was occnpe1 By Tatrou
Firth AZ = tailor shop and residence Loss shout
saee. Insrfcd for xae1. The dfe was the wo!k
OF ~ 1ncrndory.
At halt.pa.. eocloek last eseusoE fitc esose
uut In The third door Of No. 2t3 So7ih Water
6rreet-A nec story brick building. oocu7ed in
hat potion as dspok fer EaxA, OH nop, &c.
an occupied h5 King 4 badd, 1onr dea:ets. aud
J. Pratt qeIesal commission dealer. Ihe total
An alarm tom Box No. 16a. al twenty minutes
past 1s O'Clock this nofnin9. EAs ct9sed r. tae
lutrInc Of homo, No sSS North t'!Ark s:Ieet,
doing tSntE as 1.Fts beer saloon and dwelling.
1nts about sAA- The adto.ntkR houst. No asI,
utcd n q nil.rczy ssotr, was damaged TO Inc e1'
tFnt 0f
, 1869-11-29
Prominent Sousherncr4.
Hathiaysea Correspondence IF tae Philadelphia


As the veterans Of the North. in ne1d and cast-
net, in letters snd In las, are g1Stng waJ to
soupcef men, the ioEDer leatcrs OF tho S1uth
afe 81 0an AID ae1
lsenJanin Fnz7s,tict, Of Aaeana, are last nam
hcreh among The departed. And It Is no m.
eho futccd on lie var arc relieved frpn
their disabilities nnaer tae F1aneepta
nsy vii ssss oIss ,se
hare accepted tho results OF their sstIcrr. and It
Is only tust TO sat, they hare done 70 With good
r1ase JefIs1son 1.ns = !. sanou9ssa .s sav'ns
k,n,aehy: Jane! 4. s.oa IS On s,s lam
Al lat oceopn,s living With nts son.
in-!aw, The great hsnker. Er]srEer. rear rass.:
IGcah r. y nj min Is in full practice =. tie Lon-
hnw r1s ,nsaed Il M- 7. liun1er = 4: his farm Ia
| vrrRi1a. nte, cscsr,ir: lnse letter AGAINST re-
's e1 hs'd r. 1s
Sa snsesss: h,s peeS eslieasse, fs.rca A !: ss1,
o sn1sr MxffasS ssaan. ~ T. @
Crs eio1t-v,ilc IN .nc same Sts.c General Lee Il
ns tee head Of The MIlsss, 1us:ita,e, ~ Lex,ns-
.sn. yag.a.. Be.s.esssi I. rresde;s e1 .s,';
eon1s, MT ecas,, Aeio' 81 =
core" Busasran wn' lstsE a. !ae sr,,se sss1
Raphael semmes Is $: Noble: :. nankae.d
l MaEyuder I. 'esturnS On CaTtoita and Aaxtultan
| ex GoytELnT fa1ce Is practising lAH IN Nossn
Governor Holden protIcrs on the sondinoa % en-
| dorst Congress; 4. q. Bruxu, Edward Batf4
dale, ard Wiley +. Hatriz are AupPortnS JadEe
| . Staie Judge IN South Carul1na; Rnnert ".
johnson AID Albert Pike have opened IN os1!ee ~
| Wsfbirgto., u. - and t"Atofs 1afec ann
MALLORY arr, believe. alternately tn Florida aad
| New York. Al The last accounts x.SeuatoG Wig
1all. Of TexAf, ras in Paris, George y. Sander
fn London. aud BescL.3 Tuekeraa CanI1A Heur3
! A. Wtfe. Thotnts $ Rceock, J. 4. Sc 3do1. II. 4
| Elm unt!son. and Charles James Ea7iKac., arc
| sull living IN rt1Etc.a