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rruE RRIECTTON OF HOAR.

The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Times says the probable vote
on Hoar's nomination had it been pressed
to a vote the other day, would have stood
for confirmation 90 and against it 50. He
saws: 'eThe objection urged by Senators
in Executive session against Mr.. Hoar was
purely one of section, but no one doubts
that the opposition would be quite as
strong if that one had no existence.
The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Post (RadicaD writes under
date of Dec. 20 as follows:
eoThere's a big commotiOn among the
Philistines in consequence of yesterday S
proceedings. 1t is known that the Judi
ciarv Committee reported against Mr..
Hoar's confirmation without assigning any
reason, and the chairman, Mr.. Trumbull,
! only dissenting. Every member OF the
| committee, except the last named, were
active in their hostility. Edmunds, Matt
Carpenter Chat was blow for Cuba) ana
Conkling. with Gov. Morrill,, OF Maine,
were his leading antagonists. Carpen-
ter made a sharp attack on the
New England Pharisaisln ! have be-
fore referred TO, and brought sharp re-
forts from Sumner, Wilson and Patterson.
The Natick shoemaker might as well stop
rendering any special aid to such PhiIls-
| tines as HoaT. They are the men vino
| have always sneered at him, at Burlln-
[ game. and every one else who did not
have some of the MayflOwer furniture in
their parlors or an old Lexington muskei
in their studies. These things are good,
what they symbolic is better; but a man
is more than relic or what it represents.
Conkling was especially energetic in
opposition TO confirmation, nor was
Edmunds tagging. The Southern
and W,stcm Senators all opposed,
with tie exception of Gen. War
ner. of Alabama. The Democrats were,
of course, in opposition, and they united
with the ''carpet-baggers IN urging lna'
| Southern man be appointed. Inc
reason given for virtual rcJectIon-ioI
the LAYING on the table-was designed only
TO give the President a chance for retreat
| inc decently by withdrawal Of the noml
nation. doubt if, with the exception OF
Mr.. Sumner, the Attorney General ha'
one earnest friend. l have seen
senators who sustained him yes
ierday who do not hesitate 10 en-
ioy today the defeat they tried toprcycni
Various reasons were given for the oppo
sition, chief among them being the ide'
that the Judge should be a SoutherI
lawyer, Republican, of course, but wei
acquainted with the law and procedure o
that section. Mr.. Hoar is not possessed
of either qualification. He was ais
charged with having been untTlend!y L
Southern Republicans in the admInlstra
ton of his Office There is probably n
reason to doubtthis. Certainly the South
ern Senators complain. Their wound
ranked, and this is the result. y
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NOTICE!!

Mr.. W. p. RUTLAND K Mr.. JAMES L. SCOTT
nj have an interest IN our business from lst
1,Tuarv 1s7e A. q. ADAMS < co.
Nashville, Dec. ., 1862 I'm
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF NENDiTIONI EA-
ID PONAS 10 me directed, and delivered from
the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson County,
Tennessee, at its September term, $50. viii eE-
nose to public sale to the highest bidder for cash.
at the Courthouse door, in the city Of Nashville,
on Saturday the 22d day Of January, 1870, the l"l-
lowing described lands and tsnements, toWlj; ono
niece or parcel of land living and being in civil
district No. Z Davidson County, Tenn, bounded
as follows: On the West by ESQ. Ware; on the
south by II. PEBBLES; on the east by W. i. White
more and on the north 10y James Luster, more OF
less and being levied on as the property Of L. H..
Whittemore to satisfy an execution in my hands
in favor of william Austin, and against r. H. Whit
temore for sixty dollars besides interest and costs
Dated this 27th dav Of December, 1863.
C. NJ DONALDSON, Sheriff.
ByR. T. GAINES, Deputy. doc2l-oodl
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PHILLIPS, BUTTORFF & 60

NO. IL SOUTH sEAEhEF slREEE,
WI oLEsALE AsO r ETAIL DE- IBIS y
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, TIN
WARE, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
RNAMELED AND PLAIN CRATES.
HOT AIR FURNACES, Ere.
ND PRACTICAL WORKERS II COP
Il per. Tin and Sheet lroa.
Tin Roofing and Galvanized Iron C"iniec
Work done in the best manner. ...,
Conper and Sheet Irou Work for Disti ,eTjes
Mills. Steamboats, etc, solicited, ccio 5m
Wholesale StorehOuse for Rent.
vTIIE DESIRABLE sToREHoUsE No. PUB
lie Square, at prcsoL occupied by searight Thorn
nkCo Amply to A. G. MERRITT,
a,,,stf Cor. Cherry and Union streets.
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KEGS. Of all riEes and descriptions. Also.
TANKS, Of all kinds and sizes, built on short
notice. either IN the.city OF country. al woTK
we'll done, and at reasonable prices seZz tDsl
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Cotton! Cotton! Cotton!

WE HAVE SAFE STORAGE FOR A Few
w Thousand bales. For sixty days, or les
time, the charge will be seventy i've cents leE
tb;rfv 3ays Insurance ouo-fOurth PEI cent. per
month. When instructed to sample, weigh,
marx. mead, repair. ship, or sell, " Q 20 s" st
the cost of the owner. We also make advances
when desired Can handle many hundred o2ioS
psT day, whether in the receiving gE sh'Pt'gsgl
Department, at the Depository BglidinS' NO %
North Market street, Nashville Tenn.
EDWIN II. DOUBLES,
Manager, etc.
s,Dtq-fD for Douglas Son Co.
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MARSHAL,S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF EEN. ET. TO NE
directed from the District Court Of the United
Statos for the Middle District Of Tennessee will
ON the 5th day Of January, 1870, expose to public
sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the Store
room of ". n. Tandy, - CiarEsylle, Tenn, tle
following property, to-wit
Eleven bbl- Rcctifcd whisky; part biol Ginger
Winc.1 part bbl Bourbon Whisky; l part bhl
Cherry Wine; l part bbl Port Wine; l part bh!
Brandy; 9 kegs Assorted Liquors.
The above property was condemned and Tor
frited to the United States in violation Of Revenue
laws. sale 10 commence at II o'clock \. NJ.
J.. r. GLASCOCK,
1a..72-0t L. s. Marshal.
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Ia Chancery at GaimsberO, }

?
r. NJ Kiunard and Watson NJ. Cook w. Joel ".
Settle, solomon Allen, Marian AAen' LnJai
Price and Charles c. PriCc-O. B.
ON MOTION OF PLAINTIFFS By IHEIE
solicitors, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the Clerk and Master, by an allegation ID the
compIainants bill which is sworn to, that defend
ant, Charles c. Price, is a nonresident OF the
State Of Tennessee il is therefore ordered by me-
chat publication for four consecutive weeks be
made in the UNION AND AMERICAN, newspaper
rI1bIished in the city of Nashville, requiring said
nonresident defendant to appear before the Chan
cerv Court of Jackson county, at Galnsboro, on
the first Monday in February, 1870, then ana
Lare 10 make his defense 10 bill filed in said
Court, by r. NJ. Kinnard and Watson NJ Cook
against said Charles G. Price and others, ana on
his failing to appear and make defense, judgment
T1T0 c9fesso will be taken against him for all the
allegations said bill contained and the cause set foI
hearing ct paTtc, as to him.
r. a. COX, c. and NJ.
rp,-rrpr 1, NJovG,N Soils d1tGw3t
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CIT Hes

The EEcyIcMs arc Published quar-
terIy: EsIaCI1wOud's Magazine il
monthly Volumes commence III
january.
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TIE latest returns from Texas show
that the Conservative have probably car
ried the Legislature. In the Senate, the
Conservatives have fifteen, the Radicals
fourteen, and one district to hear from.
In the House the Conservatives have
forty-fvc, the Radicals thirty-six, and
nine counties to hear from.
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>. BlaclzwOod's Edinburgh Mag
TERMS EOR 1870.

sugl, Numbers Of Review, 81. Single EuH
bDrs Of BldchwDJd, % Gents.
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EdgeiieId Election Notice.

nN SATURDAY. TIL I~r DAY OF JANUARY,
} 1870 pursuant to law, shall open and hold
an election at the Office of j. b. Garfield, ESQ, IN
the town Of EdgcGeld, for the purpose of electlng
seven Aldermen for said city, to serve for the en-
suing twelve months.
This December %, 1869.
BY order of +. T. Muluv, Commissioner oil Re
ristratiOn for Davidson county.
J. T. CROWDS, Dep. Com.
JuDaEs-W. B. A. Ramsey, W. r. DeNonbreun
and Richard White.
row, Jr.
RE,IIyLE OF yoTEs.-L. G.. White de12'i
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limitations for the offense expires, which,
he says, viii be in May next. Until then
the fear of common danger viii prevent
disclosures. But how can the senate
tolerate the presence Of members who
have thus been corrupted, and, of course,
the four guilty parties referred to BY But
Ter must be known. The integrity OF
Fessenden, Trumbull and Grimes is not
impupred. but that is as far as the
exemption goes. Both sides agree to
the fact that corruption was the
gane and that eorrupting means were en-
ploved by both the friends and opponents
of impcachment. And what an humill-
ating spectacle 10 the country and TO me
world do these developments present
The fact is that pecuniary interests ana
considerations are the levers that have IN
fluenoed most of the legislation OF Con
gress for the past ten years 1t is wen
known that no bills pass Congress IN
which there are money interests unless
their way through is purchased %
open aud bold have these operations De
come that there is scarcely an at
TEMPT al concealment We doubt very
much whether any serious ,aoen-
ton will be given to the allegations OIL
Butler for fear that such an investigation
might disclose the fact that Congressional
corruption was more the rule than the ex
ception. If three or four Senators vert
bought to defeat impeachment, it is no
probable that they would permit an in
vestigation and disclosure of their SIM
without an effort to yentilate the simlla
misdeeds of their associates in othe
cases. It is not probable that the rogue
in Congress arc ready to fall out just yet
so that the country may profit by the eX
posure of the corruption and thleVer,
, which have been running riot undo
Radical rule.
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Valuable Water Power G Real Estate
EOIs SALE.

FIvTE UNDERSTGNED WILL SELL THE NhLUA-
| bic Water Power and eight hundred acres Of
land connected and playground it, known as Also
lila, on the lire Of the Nashville and Ghattanoog'
p9iir0ad. near Fstill's Springs. As Water Power,
this has some advantages over any other IN the
state 1t is Immediately on the line Of the Railroad
in a good grain and cotton country
Tor manufacturing, the cotton can be bought IN
the seed. The fall is about Is feet. the nvcr max
ing circuit Of ~ miles, and coming back so that
the entire stream can be turned by cut, which
Is made through solid rOck. The site can never
be the least affected by high water.
This Water Power is the most celebrated, and
best known as a valuable power Of any in the State
The land all lies well and the most Of 1t Is bottom
land. Just at this time a trade can be made WITH
me bv which the purchaser can make the Water
mower clear Ny Agents at Nashville are
MESSRS. WALKER g WALKER,
nov-14tf A. s. COLYAR
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SATRAP AMEs intends, il is said, 10 cab
The Legislature of Mississippi together
early in Jsnuary 10 ratify the fifteenth
amendment. 50 that the state may be ad-
mitted Immediately on Understanding OF
fH1r,frralg
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State of tennessee. Humphreys County:

I ELIZA MARABLE, ADMINlSIRAIhiA VI
the estate Of Dr. Henry II. Marable, late Of
said county, having suggested the insolvency OF
said estate, do hereby notify all persons having
claims against the estate of the said deceased to
file the same with the Clerk of the County Court
OF the county aforesaid before the 4th day Of
June, 1870, duly authenticated IN manner an'
form prescribed by law for pro rata distribution
OF they will be forever barred.
WAvERLY, Dec. 4, 1869.
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GKN. CANDY has issued an order extend
ing the stay-law in Virginia until ten days
after the publication Of The order amnounc-
ing the approval by Congress Of the con-
siitution ratified by the people of Virginia
at The election held on the 9th day of July.
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Ii is reported from Washington that
Senator Pratt, of Indiana, intends resign
ing in few days. Iu-heallh and disgust
with public life in the national capita
have impcllcd him 20 bis present dclcrmi
nation
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Third National Bank
NASH WILLIE, TENN.

CsisEo sTATas DBEGssTA8y
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For Rent OF Lease.

AYY FORMER RESIDENCE, ON THE CHAR
NJ Iotte Pike two and one-half miles from the
: citv A brick house With five rooms, kitchen and
servants room, and 10 acres Of ground IN cultiya-
8 ton Possession given immediately, on the LIST
3 Of January next. JNO. G. BURCH,
/ dpcI5tf Union ard American
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SCROFELA.
BERRY, DEMOVILLE {, co.
DRUG CESTS,
IUBLIC SQUARE. NASHVILLE. TENN
Wholesale Agent.

Manufactured by Hodge. & Isich-
! ards. Druggists, corner Summer and
/ Broad streets, Nashville, Tenn.
y. Bread the other certificates Oh me
inside circulars around the bottle.
Price 81 per Bottle. dec5l-eodIH
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10 H0Lr IS sad 70 be Prominently
spoken of in administration circles in
Washington for Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court when Mr.. HOar's name is
withdrawn. Il is said that some Southern
members of Congress will urge the ap-
pointment of Judge Ersl,ine, of Georgia.
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To Whom it NAV Concern.

DECATUR, Tenn, Dec. D. 1868.
Notice * hereby given that Abraham GwyuUr OF
NIeios Comfy Tennessee. departed this life the
10th day of July, 1862 leaving 5000 for the bene-
at of his son j. W. Gwyun, who Is requested L"
come forward Immediately a. the estate IL to be-
wound mn immediately. r. s.. Administrator.
dec9q-3t' A. B., Administrator.
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TENNESSEE Bo.SDs were quoted in New
Norl; yesterday at 53E for The old and
IS, for the new. This is a slight advance
on the old, but a pretty heavy decline il
new.
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BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.

I'VE HAVE FOR SALE,
w the cheapest residence In EdEefteid, atWo-
story frame house with SIX rooms, kitchen cistern
and stables-a in the very best order, and not Tar
from the bridge. Price 1000 cash
Also, q large number Of residences in Edgeteid,
at prices and terms to suit all parties.
in the City we have small two-story brick.
with four rooms at $4,000, on long time, situated
near the corner Of Summer and Ash streets.
Also two small frames near the Nashville and De-
catur Depot, at 81 800 each.
Also a small frame with two rooms, IN good con
ditiou in North Nashville. at $500
Also a beautiful brick No. % South High street,
with SIX rooms, at 6, 600.
Also, a three-story brick, on Broad, between Col
Iege and Cherry streets, at 5000.
AIsa a store and residence, new and in perfect
order on Broad bet. Summer and Cherry, at 5000
Also store and residence, No q South College
street in perfect order, at 81 OO0-
AIso, a two-story brick, on DeaderiCk, opposite
Banner office, at $4,000.
Also three-stOry brick store, No. $ Union
street, at l2,0Oa-rents for 81 $40 per annunn-
Also, three-s5Ory brick store, No. Is South MAJ
ket street. at 5000.
Also, txo-story frame residence, No. "a Line
street, at 1900.
Also, two-story brick with eight rOOrs, No. 206
Gay street, at s., 500.
Also a large number Of houses and lots all over
the city, including large number Of SUBURBAN
| RESIDENCES for sale, for lease and for rent, on
easy terms. Also, farms Of every description and
price Give US a caii and examine our list. We VIII
| sell as low as the lowest
| ARLINGTON, FARTtAR + WEAKLEY,
noyI1-d No. 81 North College street
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FOR RENT.

Unwilling WITH SIX ROOMS CORNER
McNairy and McGayock streets. Apply to Jos ".
Fulcher on the premises, or at TurbiyiIle Full
cber-s dec1 2w
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HOUGLAS, son & CO.'S
CIRCULAR LETTER
The Few Depository,
80. Al 1oRsa wsEKET ETEEEl
EAsHvILLE. 1869.

NASHVILLE. 1863.
Sir. This caUsciouq, or Is Mr.. Samuel b
Morgan says, Grand building Is about com
pletej, n,
We are in good readiness for storage o. All
o,4icias Of Merchandise and Produce sent in
packages whether tor sale or shipment or TO De
held here fer account of the owner.
The very large granary. Zi,UOO square ieet y =
a snooess against The deDredations of rats and
OF mice too, unless sent 10 Us within BACKS o.
grain. II is Just the arraEgement needed io5
Wheat. Rye. Barley, Oats, CeIn F9al sao
Flour il sacks or paper bags.
zach owner can be furnished with separate
apartment By promptly COMMUNICATING the
quantity TO be sent. We procure advances on
Produce and Merchandise sent 20 as. and cover
same with insurance unless ordered not 70 DC
so. =. -..-,-,
| buildings in this country, aud offer this com;
munity, as Wo think, better, cheaper and
| gbsra EDWIN II. DOUGLAS,
iv lin Mspaser.
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DOCTOR HUNTER

THREATS $. CCESSFULLY ALL PRIVATE
L ami Nervous diseaa es; Affections Of the
G0norrhea. elect, Structure. 0Tchitjs. and all
urinary diseases. and the effects of mercury are
completely eradicated; SpermatoTrhea or Semi
nal Weakness resulting from self abuse OF
other causes. and which produces some Of the
following effects rs blOtches, bodily weakness,
indigestion, constipation aversion to society,
unmaniiness. dread of future events, loss Of
memory. Incidence, nocturnal EMISSIONS and
GnaIfv prostrati0u Of the vital power can be
my restored to health. Persons afflicted with
his or any other delicate intricate, or long
tarding constitutional complaint. should give
the Doctor a trial lie never fails.
Charges moderate-cures guaranteed. MedI-
cal Pamph ct for two stamps.
Office No. IS3 Third street, Louisville. by.
ami wly
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FOR RENT,

NOR TIE ENSUING YEAR, THE TWO-SIORf
L Brick Residence corner Of Gay and Park SITS,
occupied at present by ]. G. Mercer Inquire Of
MRS. II. J. MYERS,
Gnr39 81 100 North Market street.
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TIE New York money market Wa vera
stringent Yesterday afternoon.
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Sewing Machinel

POSSESSES TEE FOLLOWING POINTS CT
i superiority, claimed By no other Sewing Ma
chine:
Il makes four stitches-Lock, Double Lock
Knot and Double KnOt-three more than made ~
any other. Il has the leversl5ie reed, ehaoliIs
the generator - sew either to the right Left 10
has the Self-AdjUstiBg Tensions, without which No
Machine is complete 1t fasteRs the ends OF seams
as securely az done by hand Its Needle cannot Dc
set wrong. It's movements are rapid and uoiseless-
Il docs not break or snarl threads It's motDIS are
all positive. It has no springs or brush pads 20 ger
out Of order.
MRS Z A NELSON & SISTER, Agents,
uOv14-Sm No. % n Cherry ST., NasENLle
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Trustees Sale of Fancy Goods,
will he Sold at Forced Sale,

V1HE ENTIRE STOCK OF OSCAR BOHNIE
consisting Of every variety Of Trimmings
Fringe, Worstcd, Buttons, Lacos, Ribbons. beads
and all kinds OF Fancy Goods,
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THURSDAY, DEC. 80, 1859.

GoLD was lower in New York yester-
dav, having closed at 49,.
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FOR SATB
,IqHT NICE BUILDING LOTS.

Knight NICE BUILDING LOTS,
lust beyond the corporation line, near Broa
street, at s. per foot cash. Also, several nice
lots near the Decatur Dopot, at from s. to u
''' ERRINGTDN, FARRAR & We. ELEY,
rCt6 o. No. 81 NORM bv'fes q f"7'-
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Either at retail or wholesale, for THIRTY DAYS
in order 20 reduce the same to cash. The stoca
Will be sold at LESS THAN COST.
Call at Allen Block, No. l39 Church street.
Isr17 pO1
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BATTER CAKES.

wen 10 supply themselves with MIDDLlNGs,
they being at present very rioS. made from new
wheat. Gvaham Flour fresh every day at tho
n -, corner Church and Front streets. ,-
~ ~ n .. D. DTCKEY.
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In Bankruptcy,

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TLSNEssEE,l
Springfield, Nov. 30, 1869 }
y,,rrF 1r>,pr-Bs1GNFD HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
of his appointment as Assignee of a. Thomas,
of Robertson county, Tenn, within SAID dis0rlc1,
who has been adjudged bankrupt upon ms own
Jec9-yr9f. A. L. GARNER, Assignee.
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discount Of hrcniy per cent viii be allowed to
Clubs Of four or more persons, when the perlodi-
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FOR RENT.

SMALL FARM on WHITES CREEK PINE.
n one and half Miles from City, InlrleeiA
Acres Good Garden Land, Comfortable House
with six rooms and all necessary out-houses. Ap-
NV 10 CALENDER & GARRETT.