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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-27
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The following transfers Of real estate
were made and registered in the County
Court Clerks Office during last week:
Penniga E. Msys and others to
A. o. Sym, lot in Fosters ad-
dition to Edgeield. ,440 90
Same to James w. johnson, lot
on Whites Greek pike.......... S22 80
James ID. Harding 10 Jacob
Shredder, lot in Harding's
plan. ................. 765 90
James johnson to Martha Ann
johnson, house and lot in
twenty-thiid district ............ 400 90
VIM. L. Foster to Thomss Nor
gan, lot in Edgefeld. $50 90
]. NJ. Green and wife to Everett
Massey, land in Davidson I
county. ............................ 250 90
]. L. Thompson, trustee to Eliza
Wheeler, land in the seventh 4
district. ........... ................ soc 90
on Gay street. 200 90
]. P. Rexford, trustee to Adam
Vol, lot on Gay street.......... LOO 90
]. @. Guild to JOS s. Fowler,
land in Sumner county.........' 700 90
NJ. G. L. Claiborne to Martha G.
Seabury, lot in Claiborne ad-
dition................................. 525 90
Same to j. n Bryan, lots and
10 in Olaibornes addition... 399 81
Same to R. w. Garner, lot No.
1O4 in Olaiborne's addition...... s64 90
Geo. A. Allen ct ais TO John F.
Gilmore, lot No. 6 Hynes' ad-
dtlon...................... AIS 4V
n Baxter, Jr., Clerk and Master,
to Chris Powers, lots 20 and 80
In subdivision of lot 40 in
Dostick's addition. $50 90
r. O. Caruthers, Jr., to James
Caruthsrs, lots Al and AZ in
McCampbell's addition. $40 90
o. Ewing, ST., TO Michael and
James Nestor, lot Sc, Ewing's
addition. .............................. 1900 90
George A. Allen, administrator,
and others to Winney Cain, lot
in Edgefeld.. 40 25
| James Kirkman and James w.
Allen to Robert H. Wood and
| L. Bills, 636 acres land in Har-
deman county. 1000 90
| NJ. G. i Claiborne to James Nc
Kenzie, parts of lots Nos 90 and
81, in Claiborne's addition. 610 90
Same to James Monahan, part of
lots 154 and 155, in Claiborne's
addition. .............................. 225 90
Same TO Henry and Caroline
Stockard, lot 9O2 in Claiborne's
addition. ............................ III 25
Same to Richmond Prim, lot 303
! in Claiborne 8 addition. JOG 70
Same TO ]. w. Pratt, lot SO in
| Claiborne's addition. 747 Is
Sames to Myless Coleman, parts
of lots II and 4S.................. 500 90
Same TO J. P. Dale, lots 1GS and
169.. Observation-Disclosures. $40 2s
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DIED.

FARRE LIN Edge6eld, on the morning of
the 18th inst, MAGGIE E., only daughter of Mrs.
Theresa Farrell and James Farrell, deceased. aged
Is years and s months
Memphis and Vicksburg papers, please copy.
The friends and acquaintance of deceased are
invited TO attend her funeral this evening, at 2
O'Clock, from the residence, Main street, Edge
held, from which place the procession win pro-
coed TO the Cathedral in the city, where the SER
vices will occur.
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Now MUSIC.

James 4. Mcclure has brought out a
second edition OF the ''Merry Laugh
Waltz Of Henry Farmer, young composer
well known in Tennessee circles. The
early call for this second edition is salts
factory proof of its intrinsic worth and the
popular appreciation.
Another new publication Of Mcclure is
is the Brushing Morn Polka Reverie" by
Carl Mayer-a rare rhapsody of sweet
sounds.
Among his freshest importstions we
notice the "Silver Cloud Polka Brillante,
par Carl lie Due marvellous piece of 10
standardization a Duett entitled
Where the Shadow Falleth never" being
an adaptation by James G.. Clarke, Of the
well known words of Annie Herbert,
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Plenty of GapRpe

The Memphis 1ralGnche says that the
steamer Cheek, on her last trip, brought
down ten deer, several sacks CT bear meat
ana a variety of other game, including
ducks, geese, turkies, swans, opossums and
ether Wild varmints that are now 80 abund-
ant IN the swamps and brakes bordering
the Reelfoot Lake country, and which at
this season affords such admirable sport for
sportsmen. Nearly every steamer that ar
rives brings moro or less game.
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Lecture for the Poor.

Rev. M. Meagher will deliver lecture
tonight at o'clock ct the Cathedral, cor
ner Of Summer and Cedar streets for the
benefit of the poor, under the care of the
Society of st. Vincent de Paul. The sub
ject will be ''The Church in relation to
Civil Power" The Rev. lecturer will no
doubt handle his subject in mastery
manner and we bespeak full house on
the occasion, especially when so worthy
an object is to be the beneficiary.
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The sugar Harvest.

The New Orleans Times says:
Despite the interruption produced by
the recent political excitements, our coast
planters have made considerable progress
In gathering their ssccharine harvest. The
season was never more favorable in South
Louisiana for the maturing of the cane and
the cutting, hauling and grinding of the
same. The only drawback has been the
lack of water to supply the mills. Many
planters have had to run their pipes to the
river and sink pumps; others have employ
ed tug-boats to pump water into their
ponds. Despite these obstacles, grinding
is going on very briskly, and the yield Of
sugar and molasses promises to exceed that
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Hemphiu says there was an unusal de
mand for game on Thanksgiving night.
He says the boys went out hunting, did
not kill anything, andmortitied to 60 home
with their game bags empty, called on him
for supplies. That's good for Hemp, but
had for fha hunters
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Thcater 10 be Onennh.

We understand that efforts are being
made to open the old theater for the winter
season 10y stock company of responsible
citizens, and that parties are now negotiat-
ing for a company, and attempts made to
enter into arrangements for stars in sue
cessioD. We hope they may succeed.
Nashville is the dryest place in the way of
amusements on the continent.
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A neglected cough often ends in con-
sumption. A slight Inflammation of the lin
ing Of the bronchial tubes, the usual symp-
in the breast will soon lead, through want
of attention, to bronchitis. A days delay
may entail months of suffering. In such
cases relief is readily obtained by use Of
the Hungarian Balsam of Life. 1t is stand
ard remedy, and its curative properties
have been tested by thousands of persons
who have recovered their health by its use
Sold by all druggists.
Mansfield & Higbee, Memphis, Tenn,
sole proprietors. 1t
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5zntThicI SenI Down.

VIM Childress, colored, who was ar
rested last Thursday charged with stealing
several hats from Gray & Noble s hat store
on Cherry street, was aIraigned before Re
corder Halle yesterday, and after full in
vestigatiou was provided with board and
lodging in the Psychological Institute for
fifty-three days.
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EeuueSsee Tribune

To the friends of the Tribune we will
say, that owing TO the delay of material
from Cincinnati, it Will DO impossible TO
get out an issue on Monday next, as an
ficipated. Therefore the first issue will
not be out until Monday, the 9TH of De-
gambler. THOMAS WATERS,
Publisher.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
Selma. AIa.. Nov. "a.

Selma, Ala, Nov. "a.
There were sales to-day of 125 bales;
middling nominal, low middlings 144c; and
strict good ordinary 1910. Holders asking
on basis of 144tc for low middling, and
buyers offering 14c, which restricted sales.
Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 25.
Market active at 14Sc for middlings; 1870
for low middlings, and 134c for good or
binary.
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Officer Handley made raid on party of
negroes in Edgefeld last night, and sue
ceeded in arresting two charged with break
ing into Cohen's house on Main street
several nigh; ago, and stealing watch and
other va.uables. They we're committed to
jail to await trial
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Far, Mt Reduced Prices

Lande & Bro, 81 Public Square, manu-
faoturers of dress furs, have this day still
further reduced the prices of furs, consist
ing of Russian Sable, Mink, Ermine, Of
ter, Liberian Squirrel, Fitch, etc., etc.
An examination of their beautiful and ex-
tensiye stock is solicited. noy26-2t.
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Having disposed of my drug store en-
Cedar street, known as ''Lllard's Phar-
macy, would announce that my undi-
vided attention will hereafter be given to
the business of Lillard & Snively, Drug
gists, corner Church and Vine streets.
1t BENZ. LILLARD.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO ARRIVE.

Monday or Wednesday, 500, 900 Goose
Island Cypress Shingles, which We offer
in lots at 5,25 per thousand.
J. NJ HAWKINS,
No. 40 South High street.
or R. B. WRIGHT,
nov27-tlmsyl7 Cor. High and Broad streets.
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Na.nri,,e Provi.lon Mares.

The market was quiet and unchanged
to-day. We quote as follows:
BULK MRATs-Packed, from store, clear
sides 12c; clear rib sides114c; shoulders Sc.
LABD-Hart & Hensley's pastry Qancy)
in tierces, 133c; prime leaf in tierces, 13c;
pastry, in half barrels, 14Ac; pastry, in
kegs, 15c; pastry in buckets 16c
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Owing to some arrangement in the tRleN
graphic wires north Of rs, our weather
bulletin during the last Two or three days
has not come to hand. The lines will soon
he working all right again and it will APP
near as usual in our columns.
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Tycoon.

The finest uncolored Japan Teas. in
original packages, just received at Slime
& Birmingham's, corner Cedar and Public
Square. nov26-3t.
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The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always scces-
sible to the public: IS
New YoRK, 10:25-Ootten market steady.
LIVERPOOL, 3-Cotton dull and tendency
downward.
LIVERPOOL, 11:15 = Market quiet and
weak.
New YORK, 11:50-O Cotton easier but
not quotably lower. November delivery
1910.
LIVERPOOL, 3:50-Sales 10, 600 bales; up
lands 9s@94d; Orleans 9s@9td.
New York, 1:05-Ootton dull and heavy
Ordinary 133c; good ordinary 1880; low
middling 17sc; middling 164c; good mid
ding 1870; Mobile 16i; Orleans 1890.
NEW YORK, Cotton dull.
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We hear some talk of The organization
of a literary society, for purposes Of mU-
tual improvement during the long winter
evenings, Such g step would be move
in the right direction.
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CITY NOTICES.

WANTED.-An Irish woman as a cook,
and an active Irish or German house girl
for immediate employment. Apply at this
Office, or to the Oomptroller's Office at the
State Capitol. nov26-2t+
GALLATIN TURNPIKE STooK-Wanted-
by r. w. Brown, "a N. Cherry street.
nov26-d3t&w2t.
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Many of the young Nimrods in the
vicinity of Pulaski have been having fine
sport for two or three weeks past, and
frequently came in after days hunt
loaded down with cartridges.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-27

A local article in regard TO our negro
population they live, and move, and
nave their being, will be found on the third
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-27

Aches, pains, smarts, stings, bites, hurts,
scratches, cramps, humps, bruises, crioks,
stiffness, kicks, cuts. wounds, chaps, burns,
sprains, all cured quickly and effectually
by use Of the Magic Arnica Imminent. 1t
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CITY NOTICES.
something stylish.

Those children's Polish boots, lace and
button, in plain and fancy colors, just re-
ceived at the Eagle Shoe Store. nv27 st
Don't fail TO call on Rosenheim & Bro,
No. % South Market street, and examine
their large stock of favorite brands Cigars,
before purchasing elsewhere. nv27 ct
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Of last year by at least twenty or twenty
i've thousand hogsheads With good and
reliable labor TO cdltivats the plant early in
the season, the prodnct would hove been
much larger. The increase this year Is
due entirely to the season, which has been
an extraordinarily propitious one. . Labor
has been very dificult to obtain, even ct
the high rates Of $40, snd even $50 q
month The quality of the gugar and
molasses is excellent. : Several large plan
tsrs are securing gangs of Chinese laborers
and are preparing for large crops next
year. -. 49, ~. ~.
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Franklin House,

No. 1O5 North College street. First
class board reduced TO 50 cents meal.
Lodging so cents. Day board s. per
week noy27 If
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For RcntGo the Year 1871.

a and 40. Apply to DR.. Thos. Menees,
No. Is Church street nov27 If
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Rnrusrr,, Sumo .,rn nn,upns

BUoKsKIN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
HEAVY RIBBED Wool SHIRTS AND DRAW
ERs,
SCARLET FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAwKRs,
SHAKER FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
SCOTCH Wool SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
At ELY d WHITEsIDR's,
Al Cherry street,
noy26-2t. Sign of Black Bear.
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Nashville Produce markes.

DRIED FBUT-Apples are dull at 32@
| 34c. Sales of 1000 lbs half peaches to-
day at 73c. Shipments also Of 5000 lbs
peaches.
PEANUTS Sales from wagon to-day Of
800 bushels at 55@95c 2 bushel
EGGs-Were sold to-day from first hands
at 28c.
GREEN FRUIT-We quote Tennessee at
1925 2 Dbl; choice Northern S4@5 q Dbl.
CHEsTNUTs - Market quiet. We note
small sales at 81. so per busheL
OABBAGE-Duu at 10c . head by the
crate. e-.
BUrTER-Is advancing, and good country
readily commands 30c.
FEATHERs-The receipts are fair, and
prices have weakened We note sales at
65@67c.
O1oNs-We quote at $500 . Dbl
GRAPEs-Sales by the crate from store at
15c . ID.
BxEswAx-The market Is dull srd nearly
nominal We quote at 25c.
BROOM CoRN-SmAll lots continue TO
come in, but the market is dull at 293c
2 ID. IN r
BRAN-Owing to the increased demand
and continued scarcity of the article,
prices have advanced to 1000 . ton.
PoTAToEs-The market sdulL Dealers
are offering LIS per barrel from wagon,
and delivering in depot at 2.25 . Dbl.
HAY-We quote at 26.O0 . ton.
CorToN SEKD-We quote at $3.50 per
ton.
GIEsEG-We quote at SOC.
SH1PsrUN-We quote at $50 p ton.
MmDLNes-Are held at $40 y ton
RAas-We quote at 10 as the outside e.
CURE.
WooL-We quote bury at $4,000; I'M
washed without burs 25@26o; washed
without burs 35@40c.
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LTOGcSEiOnpI.


Being solicited by my friends in this city
to make professional visit here, TO treat
some special cases of chronic diseases, I
have, at their solicitation, concluded to re-
main in Nashville until the first of January
next, and have taken rooms at No 81 South
Summer street, near the Max we'll House. }
where citizens of this city, or of the sur
rounding country, who are afflicted with
any form Of chronic disease, and who de-
sire to, can consult nae. Thefollowing dis
eases are my leading specialties: Diseases
of the Lungs and Throat, Diseases of the
Heart, Liver, Spleen and Kidneys, Dys-
pepsia Indigestion, Rheumatism, Neural
gis, Nervous or "Sick Headache" Paraly-
sis, Scrofuls, and all diseases which are re-
suits of an impure or vitiated condition of
the blood and other fluids of the system.
Special and particular attention given to
the treatment of the various affective forms
of diseases Of 650men.
No office consultation fees requtred. II.
after interview, applicants desire my treat
ment, a reasonable charge will be made for
treatment for a time specified, and the
necessary remedies will be furnished with
out additional charge.
d. MoRTBdoRF, II. D.,
nv13 eodtf No. "a South Summer st.
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London advices OF yesterday quote BIOS
of so at 873; '65 at 873; '67 at S95, and
10-40s at S6t.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at Coo for the old and $50 for the
new. tE
Bank of Tennessee notes and State war
rants are bought at 65c in the dollar.
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EC0nOnly,

Get one of d. Giles & Co.'S Crock
City cannon stoves"
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Notice,

Having associated myself with Messrs.
Lillard IL Snively, Druggists, corner of
Church and Vine streets, l would be
pleased to see my friends and acquaint-
ances at my new place Of busidess
IRWIN A. COVER.
It Late Of LIZARDS Pharmacy.
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The Smokers Fayoritel the Maxwell
House Cigar, to be had at the wholesale
house of Rosenheim & Bro, % South
South Market street. noy27 ct
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Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1115, declined to 1872, and closed at iii.
Dealers here were paying Ill and were
asking 112..
Exchange ON New York is bought by the
banks at 1-10th discount and is sold by
them at Ito premium. E {
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mAgKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

tOIOA&A hASAA0o@e
LoNDon, Nov. 26.-Eve.-Oonsuls 924,
for money and account. Bonds quiet; U.
s. coupons-'62s S72; SOS, old, 874; SIS
S94. 10.4O's S64. Stocks quiet; Erie 2o44;
Illinois Central ITO; Great Western %.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26.-Ootton dull and
prices dropping; middling uplands 98@94d;
middling Orleans 9s@9Rd; sales to-day
10000 bales; 1,5O0 bales for speculation
and export. Wheat-C California lis Sd and
lis Sd; red western los; new 9s@9s I'd;
winter I0s@10s Cd, and 10s@10s I'd.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Gold very dull all
day; opened st 11155 advanced to l12, and
closed at 1115. Loans l to 4 2 cent for
carrying; / TO for borrowing. Olearanoes
$40. 900, coo. Governments dull and un-
changed Stocks dull and steady. State
securities firm; Tennessees and Carolinas
very steadysand advancing. Money easy at
to 5 . cent. Sterling exchange unchang-
ed; bankers' bills 81. Money market easy
State bonds-old Tennessees 60a; new
$50.
~. WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement shows a steady
movement and the changes are not lmpor-
tant.
Loans, decrease 81, 100
specie, increase. ofz;oSZ
Circulation, ncrease.......,...... 525, AT
Deposits, decrease. 485,333
Legal Tenders, decrease.......... S90,217
New York Dry Goods Market
NEw YoRK, Nov. 26-Ths market Is
dull and prices are dropping; Sempsr Idem
15c; Hope "A BIeached Sheeting 12Ac;
Lons5als 154c; Lawrence Brown 10c; do
s 94e; do r 1O4c; do Xxx 135c; Broadway
1O@c; Atlantic P 1Oc; MAIDS E 1O9; Indian
Orchard 9k@1Oc; Pequot, blesched 1910
l3c; Everett Brown Canton flannel 1910;
1Sc; fremont 12kc; do A Brown
151c; do X Brown zoe. Ellerton Brown
27c; Bleached 25c; do. w. II. 25c.; Brown
Crash TIC; Bleached 13@14c. Philadel-
phia Super. Ingram Carpets reduced to SO
990c; fine 55@75c; cotton and wool 45@
soc.
New York General Markets.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Flour-specuIa-
i've demand higher for superfne; 1850
). IS for common to choice. Wheat
speculative demand higher; winter red and
lmber Western $1.4291. 434. Corn dull;
lominally $4,000. for new and old mixed.
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a.ElhIhnE

Get one of D. Giles & Co. s Rock
CITY cannon stoves
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The Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer is
the most delightful hair dressing that is
sold, because it is elegantly perfumed, does
its work well and is entirely free from stick
mess 1t
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TcnncSScc NIOneVnt par

The largest and most complete stock of
custom and Eastern made boots and shoes
in the city are found at NJ. Morganstern's,
Agent, sign of the Red Boot, No. 20 North
College street. Also, on hand an extensive
stock of paper shoe boxes. All descrip-
tons of paper boxes manufactured at short
notice, at the lowest prices. nvl6 eod2w
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You Want It. Everybody Wants I'll
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The Trenton Gazette says: "we take pleasure In
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The Murfreesboro Monitor says: "It IN now the
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The Clarksvilie Tobacco Leaf says II is ''shs arg
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''The weekly Is . mammoth seventy two column
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ladies, and Gents, SINNERS,

A full assortment daily arriving at the
Eagle Shoe Store sign Of Mammoth Eagle)
"a North College street.
nov27 st JOIN HoLAHAN.