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Nashville Grocery Market.

The business of tho week has been quite satisfac-
tory to dealers, the market, however, being duh at
the close We notice that stocks are arriving free
w. and during the last few days the leading houses
have been busy in receiving We quote:
SUGAR-New Orleans 12%aI5Xc: Demarara
I5A@1534c.; standard hards lie; coffee Ice;
b do 15szc; c do. 15&c.
COFFEE-Rio, common to choice, 19Cs25c. ;
Iaguyra 25(a25Ec.; Java 3s940c.
MOLASSES AND SIRUPS-Sirup SOC. 6S1; gold
en- strip 81; New Orleans 90,S85c.
SALT-Iiverpool sack $3.50: seven bushel barrels
by the car load, 1867; five and half do. 50.
RICE-We quote best Carolina 9&CalOc.
TEAS-Inpsrial 81. 409$2; Young Hyson s. % (;
Black Sl@150; Gunpowder $1.659s2
ORANGES-We quote new Louisiana at &l29l4
q barrel
FIsH-Mackerel have advanced, az follows !:
Nos. and SIS and SIS . barrel; in kits, Nos, /,
2 and 8, So p; $3.50 and S2.25
CHEESE-We quote factory at 194S2Ov- Eng
lish dairy DOC.
NAILS-we quote at a. 75ss5 for 1O'd., and 95c.
additional for diminishing grades.
CANDLES-Star, light weight, 15c-
POWDER-Dupont 1915; Hazards 50. 70; blast
ing S4.75; fuse, per 100 feet, 75c.
SHOT-Patent s. buck 50. IS.
LIQUORS-CommOn rectihed whisky, per gallon,
$1.IO; Robertson County $1.759275; Bourbon
S1.25@5.5O; Lincoln County 81 759225; High
BALE ROPE-Mo. 1Os1OXc.; Green Leaf 100
IO1S; Iron Ties sc.
BRGGING-Ky. Fy. 29c /; J. II. fax SOC.
misunderstanding, q dOz., 40S75c. Wash
boards 81. 70 3 dOE.; Buckets, 3 doz., g. 75d 3.
Tubs -. 1905 . nest Starch nc. Candy &c.
for assorted per pound Snuff $I.75 per box for
CARROTS packed. Matches $3.50 per case Pepper
SIC. Spice &c. Ginger sc. Oysters 1915 per
case for one pound cans; S. IS per case for two
pound cans. Canned peaches two pound cans,
S. Is per doz. Soda 7H9Sc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-29

The well known Stacey House will
change proprietors, we learn, on the first
of January. Mr.. w. Matt Brown, the re-
cent landlord, will retire from the estab-
lishment, which will after that date be con-
Quoted by Capt. J. Edward Stacey, the
former proprietor. The~House is too
widely known to need any commentator
from ne
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Cbristian Kniphthood,

Bishop Quintard has kindly consented TO
comply with very general request which
has been made to him, and preach again
his sermon to yoang men, on Sunday even
ing next, at the Shelby College, corner OF
Broad and Vine streets The offertory will
be appropriated to fund for placing q
memorial window in the Church of the Adj
vent, in memory of the young men of Nash
vile who fell in the war, the estimated cost
Of which is $500. Service will commence
nt -.nnp NJ
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In Chancery at GainsborO, }

7
r. NJ. Kinrard and Watson NJ Cook vs.. Joel W.
Settle solomon Allen, Marian Allen, Elijah
Price and Charles G. Price-O. b
ON MOTION OF PLAINTIFFS By THEIR
solicitors, and 1t appearing % the satisfaction
Of the Clerk and Master by allegation in the
compliments bill which is to, that defend
ant, Charles G.. Price, is a nOn-resident Of the
State Of Tennessee il is therefore ordered by me,
that publication for four consecutive weeks be
made In the UNION AND AMERICAN, newspaper
published in the city Of Nashville, requiring said
nonresident defendant to appear before the Chan
Gerry Court of Jackson county, at Gainsboro, on
the first Monday in February, 1870, then and
there TO make his defense to a bill fled in said
Court. by r. VI. Kinnard and Watson NJ Cook
against said Charles q. Price and others, and en-
his failing to appear and make defense, judgment
I-O con 6zSso will be taken against him for al the
ALLEGATIONS said bill contained and the cause set for
hearing &c pGTte, IS to him
Br7rIER < MORGAN, SOls. dIt4v3t
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Personal.

Gen. John c. Brown, of Pulaski, was in
the city yesterday, and returned home to-
day.
Col W. H Williamson, of Lebanon, a
member elect to the State Convention, is
On visit to the city.
w. 1. Westbrook, of the Brownsville
Bee, left yesterday for home, after a visit
to friends III this city during the holidays.
Mai. 10. H. Ramsey, of Bedford, was in
the city for a few hours, yesterday.
Gen. G. J. Pillow is registered at the
Maxwell House. Judge Hillery of Pulaski,
w. S. Frierson of Columbia and C. II. Bah
cock Of New York, are at the same estab-
lshment
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Miscellaneous

COTTON YARNS-we quote at 10, 49, 2O@27
for 700, CO., 500 and 400.
sEEDS-we quote timothy at s.; blue grass
(cleaned) 50; herds grass s2 orchard grass 81 80;
Clover $3.50.
HIDES-Dry flint Country 1Sc; dry salt 15c
green salt 9491Oc; green hides S,99c-
IRON-Tennessee, common bar, nc Z 70; Ken
lucky, do, 41(c . b; tennessee band &c; Kentucky,
do, &C.
soAP-Common bar, 5@1Oc . b; y fancy box
$23S4 so.
LAND PLASTER-we quote at SIS . ton in bags.
RAGS--Haye declining tendency. We quote al
4Hc.
LEATHER-Oak sole 42945c; ssHemlock, do, 39a
SAC; Harness 40i942ci Birdie 3 dozen 4StS6Oc;
Upper D dozen $369S48; French calf skins g
dozen S4S(6 500; American calf y dozen S366S60.
RARREIS-In dnrnand at BIC by the quantity
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An EngIneer Robbed.

At Bowling Green, on Monday night Last,
Frank RAYMOND, an engineer on the Lou
DOWN DOWN and and oTorpowered by three rufians
near the depot. They cut his pock!elto,ooo65
out of his side pocket, containing SEQ, and
fed. and have not yet been captured: 1t
is supposed they belong to q gang OF thieves
who are following the pay train, which has
lust paid off the employees of the Louis
Vile and Nashville Railroad at Bowling
GreeD
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The Police Force.

The police force we have at present is
one of as much efficiency as any city in the
land can boast Of They are, officers and
patrolmen, active, yigilant, conscientious
and effective men. There is just about
half enough of them, and the city is in no
condition, as we understand the condition
of her finances, to sustain more. The Ter
ritory allotted to two men in the wards is
fully equal to the duties of four. 1t is
needless to blame every offense to the po-
lice when the force is so unequal to the
population and to the territory to be
watched and guarded. Let those who are
disposed to be in the least captious as to
their duties, tramp with them a few nights
and DAYS and see for themselves
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Murder i'm wilson County.

On Friday night last, at Barlows store,
near GAINESVILLE, Wilson county, Sam. Har-
ris was shot and killed 10y man named
Thomas Mount The ball took effect in the
head, and the death Of the former was i'm
mediate Mount, the man who did the
killing, was under the influence of liquor,
and committed the murder without the
least provocation. He made his escape,
and had not been captured at last accounts.
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I. o. o. r.

At the regular meeting Of Tennessee
Lodge No. /. 10. o. F., held last even
ing, December %, the following Officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
P. o. Conner, n. G.
Newton Rector, V. G.,
P. Harris, Jr., Secretary.
w G. Foulk, Treasurer.
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Fire Department.

The Fire Department viii, we learn, i'm
mediately after the next meeting of the
Council be placed upon its regularly organ,
lied and permanent footing, as TO men,
bers, officers, etc. This is very desirable,
as it is both important to the city, the
members of the department, and all con.
cerned, that it should be known just what
each is TO depend upon.
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Neyv orleans markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 22-Cotton easier; mid
ding 24c Sales $50 bales. Receipts 4, 19l bales
Exports 2 $50 bales Sugar dali prime, l2el
New York sight Exchange par to = discount.
50. Louis Markets.
sr. LOUIS, Der. 28-Flour-supsrnne 81 ..
wheat No 2spring, Inspected, s5o. Corn, duh
79aS3c. Oats 55@58c. Rye @S81c. Whisky 96c.
PORK S29a2a.50. Bulk shoulders ike; sides
15xc Bacon--shoulders 14c; sides l7E9lso.
Lard, I6K917e
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2a-Flour, spring extra s.. 75S
SIS Wheat T9Ac. Corn 69z Oats 42Hs42zc,
Rye TOc Barley 75a77c. Highwines SSc. Sugar
l1k@14c. Pork s2925. Lard 1T4c.
Cincinnati Markets.
CnCnSEATI, Dec. 28-F1Our and grain unchanged,
except No. red wheat which sells at $1.1A Cot
ton 23ZG24c Whisky 94a95c. logs S9.50lG
1850, Provisions hrmer Pork Is hell II SO. lard
1TAa1Sc. Bulk shoulders IA sides 15Sc- Bacon
shoulders lac; sides 16<9I7Hc; hams 200 2lc.
Butter unchanged. Eggs S5c.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2s.-FlOur steady; extra family
s.. Corn 6597Oc- Oats soc. Prime sugar IA.
Molasses T5c. Coffee 22[c. Cotton 23Xe. Pork
is held at $50 Bacon shoulders 12L( sides 49, q
16Ac; hams 221Ic. Lard lSc. Whisky CSC.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 2S-Cotton, high grades scarcG
and very firm at &c; receipts O36 bales; exports
S79 bales. Flour, superfne IS. Corn 93a94c
Oats 7Oc. Hay $2G,92S Bran 22c. Pork 500 II
1 Lard l992Oc. Bulk shoulders I2kc; sides 100
| 16Ke.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE HEALING POOL.

Essays for Young Men, who have fallen into
vicious habits, and now desire higher life, and a
better MANHOOD, with certain means Of relief for
the afflicted Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P, Philadelphia, Pa. sep2S-d&W5m
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HOLIDAY Presents.

Messrs. Iron & Thompson's celebrated
prize candy is still attracting much atten-
ton. In addition to the usual presents,
they are now placing one fine oroide gold
watch in every gross sold, which gives
every buyer a chance to get good time
piece for the small sum of twenty-five
cents. For sale wholesale at No. 1904 North
I College street.
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FEATHERS quote at CSC . h.
BUTTER-Stock large, and We quote at 20925c
from wagon.
CHEsTNUTs- hear Of small sales from wagon
at 81 D busheL
E0GS-Are In demand, and held at SIC.
BEESWAX-We quote at S3c. Market duh.
IRISH POTAT0ES-Northern are quoted at 81 80
Q bbL
GREEN APPLES Tennessee S25O Sbhl; North
ern "a y Dbl
COTTON SEED-Receipts liberal, and sales At
20c q bushel Of SSK pounds.
GINSENG-We quote nominally at 7oe.
SUBSTITUTING quote at $24 per ton
BRAN-We quote at S24 q ton.
MfDDLINGS-We quote at $40 y ton.
RAGS-Command 45c.
Z WooL-We quote bury at 1592Oc- unwashed
without hHrs 25926c. washed without burs S59
Sic
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NASHVILLE Live stock market.

CArTLE-The market is dull. In consequence Of
the large Christmas supplies, butchers are not on
the market. Sales have been made during the
week at 2&(94c.
HoGs-Te quote at sssKc, with but little in
quiry.
sHEEP-In demand at s2.5Oss4 per head.
The sales at Morses stock yard during the week
have been as follows:
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A MUSICAL BOX FOR 50 90
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FoBs
Holiday ESE NTS

OVER 10000 SOLD, GIVING THE GREATEST
J satisfaction. The French Great Sensation.
Cheapness, durability and novelty; in highly pol
ished cases metallic tongues, Of the best construc-
movements new pattern eight select airs, eminent
" adapted for the drawing-rOom; guaranteed Of
the hest workmanship and performance. No. l, s
tunes So 90. No. . II tunes, 8 90. No. 8, "a
tunes e o. Sent free on receipt OF price, or the
three sizes to one address for So 0Ol Thousands
Orders to the amount Of IS co sent by Express,
c. O. d. 81 90 MUST accompany the order TO insure
are received Send three cent stamp for illustrated
catalogue and list of tunes Address
BARKLEY & CO.,
nov17-w7m No. SO Liberty St, New York City.
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Ehxnnn,t TheXl

Why don't The city authorities clean the
streets and the street crossings we heard
party ask a few evenings since. Why
don't somebody seize the broom Of Van
Trump and sweep the water ont of the
British channel, we reply.
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New Clerk.

F. NJ. Crawford, Esq, formerly one of
the courteous and accommodating clerks of
the Commercial Hotel, and also at one
time an attac5e of the City Hotel, is in
stalled as one of the clerks Of the Maxwell
House. From his experience we have no
doubt but that Re viii be valuable acqui-
sition to that elegant institution.
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Trccken Zu HnIten.

Many of our friends who " wet Their
whistles so extensively on Christmas day,
find it difficult to "taper off. When they
once finally recuperate we recommend TO
them, rather than again become SO deeply
soaked, to observe the heading OF this para
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-29

We are authorized to announce John
Hereford of Davidson county, as a can
diate for State Treasurer before the present
General Assembly.
We are authorized to announce r. s.
Woodland of Lincoln county, candidate
for State Treasurer. sept tide.
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Ex;t Soutu Clans.

Though we are still in the midst of the
Christmas week, old Santa Claus has vlrtu-
ally taken his departure, leaving but his
foot prints in the wintry mud. Yesterday
was almost as dull in the way of events and
incidents as the preceding days had been
stirring and exciting.
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Nashville Flour and Grain Market.

FLOUR-The local demand continues, and in
this respect the market is buoyant. We report
sales at S4-50a675 for supers to fancy.
CORN MEALr-We quote unbolted at 81 3 busheL
Shipments to-day of 100 bushels
CORNING quote receipts by river to-day OF 500
sacks. Shipments Of 500 bushels in car at 90c in
bulk. Also shipments ef COO bushels at SI.05
sacked and delivered in depot
oATS-We quite at roc sacked and delivered in
depot.
RYE-But little coming in. We quote at s191.1o,
loose from wagon,
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For ComptroIIcr.

We are authorized to announces w. ?.
Morris of Camden, candidate for Comp
troller of the Treasury Of the State, at the
insuing Legislature, pledging himself to
satisfy all the members of his financial
skill and qualifications for the position.
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The WOrkhOuse.

Several improvements have been suggest
ed as being very much needed at the
Workhoase. Among other needed repair,
the large book range has almost entirely
given out, and needs replacement at as
early period as the financial condition OF
the city will possibly permit of.
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Recorders Court.

Sam. Martin, colorad, and n. ]. Kelly,
using abusive language; S. and costs.
Ann Cunningham, drunkenness; -
and costs. a.
Clinton Cooper, disorderly conduct; s.
and costs.
John Williams, drunkenness; So and
costs.
Lucinda Brown, colored, and Fayette
Brown, lewdness; $40 and costs.
Peter Powell, assault and battery; 50
and costs.
Ben. Jones. same offense; $40 and costs
James Welsh, disorderly conduct; SO
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mctropoIitan Record.

Mr.. J. McGinnis, the travelling cores
pendent of the -HctropolitaR Record, New
York, has been in our city for some days.
The Record and its editor are well known
by its many readers in the South. Mr.. NJ.
goes from here to Memphis. He speaks of
having met a warm and tangible reception
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-29

We understand that the coal fleet from
the upper Cumberland mines consists of
twenty-one boats, portion Of which were
expected TO arrive last night. About
10000 bushels of the black diamonds are
consigned to Newell Il Jones.
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DOCTOR HUNTER

THREATS 81 CCESSFULLY ALL PRIVATE
L and Nsrvous diseases; Affections Of the
tcrCrrhsa GIcet Structure, Orchitis. and all
uSinaTy diseases, and the effects Of mercury are
Completely eradicated: SpermatOrrhea OF Semi
nal " cal ness. resulting from seli-abuse OF
other ses, and which produces some Of the
f0IIoWing effects rs hlOtches. bodily weakness,
indigestion, constipation aversion TO society,
unmanlinesp dread OF future events. loss Of
memory. Incidence, nocturnal emissions, and
finally prostration Of the vital power can be
niIy restored to health. Persons afflicted with
his or any other delicate. intricate, or long
landing constitutional complaint. should give
the Doctor a trial II never falls
Charges mOderate-cures guaranteed. Medi-
cal Pamph ef for Two stamps.
Office No Is3 Third street. Louisville. Ky.
ami WY
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Trained Dog.

Mr.. James Mesker, of this city, who has
almost lost his eyesight, has dog, of the
poodle species, which has been trained to
a very high degree, and performs many I'M
usual actions at the bidding of his master.
We learn that he will be exhibited shortly
- Il.
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AssauIIand battery.

Harvey Carroll was arrested yesterday, on
the charge of an assault and battery on a
negro named Ellot Carroll slapped the
negro in the face. tor which he was fued
81 and costs by Squire Basket.
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Grand Rail,

The Turnyerein Society give grand ball
at Turner's Hall. on Market Street, next
Friday night From the arrangements that
are being made, a pleasant time may be an
tirirafed
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70 he RcpeaIcd.

The highly interesting, pleasing and in,
structive Sabbath School exercises OF the
First Baptist Church, as published in our
Yesterday morning issue, are, we learn, by
general request, to be repeated at an early
dav. Due notice of the event will be
given.
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The river was still falling rapidly yester-
day, with nine feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather clear and pleasant.
The John Lamsden had the best up trip
of the season, and portion of her cargo
consisted of sugar and molasses from New
Orleans.
The Alpha was loaded with hay and coal
She returned again last night erapty
The Robert Moore had not arrived up to
dark, but was hourly looked for.
The John Lumsden is the regular packet
tor Cairo to-day at PM, in command of
he experienced mariner, Capt. o. w.
Davis, with Geo. Throop in the Office. She
is swift and commodious, and is Just the
craft for the travelling public.
The Robert Moore, in command of Capt.
John Farrell, with Dr. @. w. Bradley in the
office, is advertised for Louisville and Gin
cinnati to-day, at Pm. She is a star craft
Of the white collar line, md her officers are
attentive in the highest degree.
The President has signed the bin passed
by Congress, Tuesday last, to reimburse
loyal owners of steamboats, and other YES
sells taken up by the United States army
during the late war. The claims under
lle dDONc Dlll VIII dllOuuJ u gu, UOu,UOO.
The President of the st. Louis packet
companies have taken the responsibility OF
issuing circulars, calling a convention OF
steamboat owners of the Western and
Southern rivers, to meet there on Jan. 10,
1870. The object it is designed to &C
complish, is a modification of the marine
laws. The legislation for the rivers should
be distinctive from that for the oceans and
lakes. New legislation is wanted, and to
the securing of that will the work of the
convention be directed.
The New Orleans papers Of last week are
in ecstacis over the new steamer NatcheZ.
Some of them (the Bulletin, we believe,
and perhaps others beautifully mention
her as Capt. Leather's Christmas gift 70
the New Orleans and Yicksburg trade.
by Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2S.-The river is fall
ing, with twelve feet in the canal
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2S.-The rver is falling,
with six feet to Cairo.
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Drugs. OILS, Pants, etc,

DRUGS-Opium $14a15; quinine $2.5O indigo,
best, go; madden 2Oc; salts &c; blue stone 179
18c; alum &c; cochineal 81. 5091.65; iodde potash
So magnesia, carb., 5O960c; -four sulphur Sc; roll
do. &c; camphor 81 1591 %; copperas 21[9Sc; as
safoetida 65675c
OLS-Linseed, raw, 81 1901 %; Iinseed, boiled,
81 2Oa1 80; coal oil 3Sa42c; lard, No. 1, extra,
81 5561 IS; sweet oil S292 so; tanners S1(9l 25
lnhricating 4OnaSI Is. benzine 3Ol35c.
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sacred Concert.

There will be a sacred concert given at
the McKendree Church tonight by the
Sunday School scholars. The auditorium
is being neatly decorated, and substantial
stage has been erected. We hope to see q
large audience in attendance tonight.
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About a Dog.

An interesting dog case will be investi-
gated before Squire Brien to-day. We are
not informed as to the facts Of the case yet,
but will inquire into them after the case
has had an investigation.
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SUNDAY school Concert.

There will be Sunday school Concert
at the McKendree Church this evening, to
which all the friends of the children and of
the Sunday-school cause are invited Ex-
ercises to commence at o'clock. Free
to all
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Another ChristmasTre

The gayest Christmas tree Of the season
can be seen in the vacant lot on the corner
of Union and Summer streets. 1t Is laden
with depleted boots and shoes and empty
oyster cans.
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Ct Johns Day.

Last Monday was st. Johns Day, but
following closely upon the heels of Christ
mas and its festivities, there was no
special celebration of the event IN the
CITY
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Funds i'm Hand.

Mr.. Wealdey, the Treasurer of the Pub
lie Schools, has the funds in hand for the
payment of the teachers of the Public
Schools for the month of December, and
they will, we learn, be paid for the scholas-
tic month to-day.
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Ann1ncr RunnEnN.

A horse attached to buggy became
frightened on Union street yesterday morn
ing. near 9 o'clock. The animal ran rapid
" down the street to the intersection, when
he halted himself by falling into the street.
No damage done.
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Horse SfnIelh.

James B. Petit had fine iron gray horse
stolen from the Public Square a few days
ago. This is the third horse stolen
within the city limits within the last few
weeks. Horse thieves seem to be prolific
in our midst