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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18

Marriage and Doath Notices fifty cts. Obitu.
aries will DO charged at advertisement rates. for
notices over four lines.
Transient advertisements will DO inserted at
former rates, viz: 81 for the Irst insertion Of
five cents for each subsequent insertion.
For Special Notices or City Items Is cts. per
line for the first insertion, and eight cents per
line tor each subsequent insertion will be
LhArgeu
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TuRISTMAS PRESENTS AT BEREY'S
4 IN GREAT VARIETY.

GuRISTMAS PEESENT5 AT BEREI'S
\ IN GREAT VARIETY.
Ladies' Laco Collars Cuffs and N"ndkcr-
chiefs, real and imitation Fronch o:nbrOidrr-
ci sctts in beautiful patterns.
Also, AL kinds "t Linen Collars, CuAa "nd
II:tNdl;crchiGGS.
si}li Scnrts, :5aShcs "g Al kinds. color, and
widths; Sill; and Satin Sailor Tirs h";maTi
:,rl Plain Bow in different pntt"rns.
Al! kinds Of DOLLS; Frencp Paten: and
Untanncd Leather Doll lfcAds; Beautiful Wax
Dolls with ret! iiaX"n ctr.&,ant "l all sizes and
1T a!l proas.
Several now novelties in !h" TDI LINE
Bohemian Toilet Sets Anl NAsr.; Wor> Boxes
and Writing Desks OF beautiful w"riinanS hip ;
China Cups and Sarccrs, Tea and Dinner r|"i,s
Match Boxes, Soap Dishes, Watch Cases, Wax
Figures and Card Baskets.
JEWELRY in endless variety; roriurcI
Necklaces and Sctts; Hracoicts, Arab and
Shawl Pins, Sleeve Buttons and Watch Chains
a gate Briliants Jet, Coral and many other
kinds Of Scu>.
Sr!;.r Stands, Slipper PATTERNS in FI"i" "n!
T'uliri work idl1ns, BArncy'8. Phrlun'S "nL
ether popular Fortunes; English and French
Liar Brushes fancy ard plHin back, nnd III! ar
lic!c= rertaining H. the toilet; Mi Of winch mr"
.uitaJIc for Holiday rRE3Ei;TS "nd ar"
Ia BE- sold VI very io~ uricc,. Gail mlld c%"in-
me dec al {. &. BERRY. =" hInE st.
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! u
Having just returned from tho N"rth, whore
!, with great care, have selected very "hUicY
lot Of GltOCERl rs consisting "t every Article
Iuind in tho grocery lino, | would invit" :
rnil from lny irionds Nnd tho prblic grmHraIlY
In nay stock can be lonuu--
Sugars Teas and Coil "a, of ,tl grades.
Br..ndios, Wines, Whiskies. Ne, '"regl
and Domestic.
Preserved Frn:s, in cans and jars
Jclias, SAucGs. Catsups, &c.
American Pickles, in jars aud bbls.
Also Crcss and BlackwelFs Pickles.
Flour--Finc, Super Extra and Family.
Notwithstanding and Chewing, of A!l kinds
Cigars and Cigarettes, Of the finest quality.
aps--Commun, Patent and Toilet.
Syrups and M3assea.
Fine Salts, in sacks, small bags and boxes.
Candles-Sperm, Adamantine and Talow.
Vinegar-Common, Cider and White Wine.
Vegetables, in cans and jars.
Nuts-WGlnuts, Pecans, Almonds, Sc.
Boxed Fruits such as Ctron, Figs aud Rails
ns, in quarter, half and whole boxes Also,
Scolloss Raisins, Dates, Mince Meat and Cur
rants.
A largo lot of Wood and Willow Ware,
Brooms, &c
Hams Country and Sugsr-curod, covered
and uncovered.
Shoulders, Breast Pieces and Sides.
And every other article found in q first class
grocery store, end which / purposc to sell
cheap for c&sh. Give me u call.
GEO. l. SEATON.
nov l3-tf l19 King street.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
- 90 lRu MA VERTf = L +
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
T.. & 4 X SS . w EN-.
rFflCE-GAIErTE BUILDING, ~ PRINCE sT.
TEkMs OF SURSCRIPTION---IN ADVANCE.

ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
Nd VI lKGI MA VERTIS ER,
(For the COuntry,)
ls.s" l. published regularly on TU E3DAYS
THU k3DAYS and SATURDAYS, at Sc pnr
amnnm--payable in advance.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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SaA6fiFN NISTS.
M AGHlNlSTS AND HhACNSMlFl!'


". :. MGpEh !" SINS
b ave ren.ovn their MHrhi,.c s'.l E;n': ln!:i
shop h. N". ii Union street. whrr" ;i.ry atn
prepared To iurni hall kind: al CilI%rI;l,
WROUGHT nnI CAST lhnH rFHthS. 80.
kErAl III NH h"nr with LI-i.sir.., ,nh vt
prices lh%t were charged prc.!ru- - lir var.
sep E,--euGm
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{sssdbe, e,ISlsH ES.
VIZ NJ. +. BRUUkES,

xXTM. +. BRUUkES,
.-irrnsSur :" Brnojic* * Tayt"r,
FAMILY GROCER
Corner Pitt and Princn streets,
And Dealer in
Fine rass, Cotlacs, Sugars. Pickles. AmnriraH
mnl English, Canned Goods Tobacco,
SrGars, etc, etr.
Il. Il All orders from the country sh"il re-
GIVE prompt attention dee :
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nv|InL
Ap,nr.nrrp~r, po J,n :. 1s7O,-In ru.-
.l, lf ~, ,rIis c th, ,hsrl.r Of the Poto-
mac Iron Company notice Is hereby GIvgH 3, tna'
y hee.mS ~ tnG i't,'I "a W " GI Ev
I"ny w'li DC held .t tho once n, ?l HaInEel VIZ
her, Jr. r.s'l, Nu ''' S"uIn lniTl EtrccI' III L"c
cnlcenlh day Of January, instant 1T II o clock
noon, f3r the purpose Of clecting Directo r. and
.or the transaction of other business - the in
tarcst; of the Company NAV require.
~ 'F'e' - nhW1R tIH H'ieCISrG; HR'iIeGCI%SrG;ENECk prc.t
philodnInhia ian SIT
-.-.-- -,
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VIM. COGAN
No. u North Royal strocL.
Hus constantly on hand - largo and complete
assortment of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS.
HASPS,
PENDANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DROP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY;
pORCELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH MICA and
OTHER SHADES:
CUT, GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS. VALVES,
and everything in the Steam Fitting Line.
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished
and fitted up with Gas in the mos! substantial
and elegant manner.
Steam Work for Factorio2, Mills, sc. prompt
ly and faithfully executed; NJ ut prices which
will give salts faction. my S-ti
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The Adrian Times is responsible for the last
good story at tho expense cta jury. 1t says
lhsta recent case of assault was tried in that
city, M on which six jurors voted by ballot. Juror
No. | voted mo case Of action. No; 2voted
"Sat and battery, Secon Decree, No dee
med the prisoner "Gilty OF Salt No De:
tld,L there was "No action Of cause, no . :,
voted il Assault and Batory' while no .
decided the prisoner "Gity OF an salt only
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JANUARY, Thanking my frionds and
u tho public generally for thor very libera;;
patronage in the past. l would respectfully Cali
their attention to my present stock of GROCE-
KIES, which | am prepared to sell, wholesale
and retail, ut low rates. ,
ian Il j. ClI1 NlON MilIbO Nm.
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fflO A Il K V h.
20) tons Soft Blue WINDSOR PLASTER
per schr ,Jano l.. Arson. For saln by
W. a. SM MOOT,
.,2-,r SmoOts wharf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-01
Tbc Chairman Sisters

The Chapman Sisters, and the celebrated
comedian @. B. Bishop, announced to
appear at Masonic Hall on the 18th inst
have been entertaining the citizens Of At
lanta. The iHteJIigcHc6r says:
Mr.. Bishop, in the character of ''the
widow Twsnkey Aladdin mother-is
perfectly irresistible His fCure aud great
experience, enabling him 10 impeTsonate
the female character with such satisfactory
ard unbounded success, he seldom gains
the centre Of The stage before he Is Gp-
piaudsd, and is very often compelled 10
silence in order to he heard distinctly.
An expression Of his countenance, repre-
senting Joy, or complacent grief or dIsap-
pointment lin his ''rcle') ell alike provoke
his audience into loud and continued
cheering
The Misses G. are well deserving OF all
the ecomiums and praise given them by
the press and public. Miss Bl2nche-;he
beautiful and accomplished Blanche-as
Aladdin (the wonderful scamp was indeed
wonderful in her rendition Of the character.
She moves about the stage with style and
grace both gay and pleasing, and when sho
sings we observed there WIS the profound
est silence throughout the whole house
until the close of every slanza, tnen the
most enthusiastic applause siguifed how
che was accepted.
Miss Ella-the bewitching and fascinat-
''Pekoe"-secmed to concentrnte her en-
ergies on that occasion (her benefit) to
surnsss all former efforts. She il the
most tantslizing yet graceful, tho sprigui-
lest and most versatile performer il has
been our pleasure to see this season, or IN
deed upon the stage Of cur country. Long
will she be remembered by our citizens rs
the beautiful and versatile little Chapman.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-01
RIVER AMP WEATHER.

The river continues stationary at this
point, with 80 inches on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather clear and cool.
There were no arrivals or departures
yesterday.
The great steamer Varmint which has
been thoroughly overhauled, and now on
the ways on the opposite bank Of the
river, is to be launced in few days, and
Sam Harrison has been engaged to superin-
tend the placing of boiler and engine. This
is not the craft which Mi Lord has engaged
for the st. Louis trade.
THE owners of the Dexter find them-
selves obliged to purchase an entire pew
outfit for the cabin, the old furniture hav-
ing been stored in a building which was
destroyed by fire at st. Louis Friday.
Capt Sam Taylor, a well known White
river steamboat man, died at Des Are, Ar
kansas, on Thursday last
Henry Tracy, an old and well known
steamboat man, died in New Orleans one
day last week Cause of death, yellow
fever.
Andrew j. Zimmerman, for many years
in the employ of the Steam Navigation
Company, at Sacramento City, California,
as engineer on the river boats, and gen.
tlemsn well and fsEorably known in that
city, died quite suddenly Saturday morn
ing week, 10th inst, of hemorrhage of the
lungs.
New PACKET LNE.-The Paducah Her
aid says, we learn that two gentlemen, ex-
tensively and favorsbly known throughout
the commercial and tobacco growing sec
tons of the Cumberland river, propose to
establish line Of packets from Paducah
to Linton, if our merchants will sustain
them.
We have not been informed that Col.
Mat Mckinney, and Capt. Pres. Byrne are
the influential gentleman that propose TO
build up this new trade
Linah III. Cobb, the genial clerk, last
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-01
PERSONAL.

We acknowledge the pleasure Of visit
from our friend Col NJ. d. Gardwoil, Of
Dresden, en- route 10 Raleigh, n. c., to
visit some relatives and look sfter some
business matters, and wish Lim "a safe,
pleasant and prof able excursion.
Our friend Dr. 9IcMinn, of Wilson coua-
IL, paid our sarctam a visit yesterday, sud
we are glad 30 learn that things are gel
ting along we'll in his section.
Gen. S. B. Buckner passed through tho
city yesterday en- route for Louisville
Hon. Russell Houston, of louisville,
was registered at the Maxwell House last
night.
We noticed upon our streets yesterday
Hon. Edmund Cooper, Of Shelbyvillc.
Senator elect in the present Legislature
Gen. Stokes left this city yesterday
morning for Louisville, and Col Prosser
is expected 10 leave for the ga'Do place tins
morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-01
The CnnitoI Grounds.

The conviots laboring on the Capitol
ars now mostly employed in breaking
rock, which we understand is to be sold to
the city. The reason they are not all at
work on the Capitol grounds is the search
ty of the necessary tools, and it is not
though best to buy them, as in day or
two the new wall at the penitentiary will
be finished and the force now employed on
the wall will then either be transferred to
the Capitol or will be ont at work else
where on material to be used in improving
the grounds. The entire force will then
be from 125 TO $50, and the work will adj
vance rapidly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-01
THE COTTON MARKETS.

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. Ss.
Cotton dull, buyers offering low prices
low middlings 134@14c.
Selma, Ala, Nov. %.
There were sales to-day of $50 bales
Low middling 14c; strict good ordinary
l34 to 134c. The demand was good, and
the market closed steady at our quotations.
baltimore, Nov. 2s.
Market quiet and firm. Middlings 15ic;
sales 400 bales. Net receipts 100 bales;
coastwise 235 bales-total 33S bales; ex-
ports coastWise 10 bales; stock 6,460
bales.
Wilmington, N. C., Nov. IS.
Dull and inactive, let receipts 528
bales; exports cosstwise S22 bales; stock
1868 bales.
Boston, Nov. 2s
Market quiet MiddIings 164c. Sales
400 bales. Net receipts % bales; coast
wise 2,O99 bales; total 2,127 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain so bales; stock T.
500 bales.
Columbus, Ca, Nov. IS.
Our market quiet, with middlings at
144c; sales 33l bales; receipts 42l bales;
Ala bales.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. 2S.
The market opened with a fair demand
at 145c for Liverpool and 142c for New
York middling. In response to favorable
noon accounts from New York, the demand
became good and prices advanced, the
market closing strong at 14$c. for Liver
pool and 14ac for New York middlrng.
Sales 437 bales; net receipts 1,O33 bales.
Macon, Ca, Nov. 20.
Receipts to-day 842 bales; sales 677;
shipped 4S4 bales.
The market opened quiet and heavy this
at 144@14sc; but after the usual
noon reports from New York and Liver
pool were received, strong demand set in
and the market closed firm at 143c.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 20.
Market active at lac for middlings; 1870
for low middlings, and 1sc for good or
binary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-01
New Advertisennents.

The auction sale of books, stationery,
pictures, etc, by r. H. Singleton, com.
mences to morrow evening, at his store in
the old postofice building.
G. Msrable offers a reward for tie ar
rest of the thief who stole a note on Mrs
Z. Devine
The Chapman Sisters are coming, and
have engaged Masonic Hall for Dec. u
See the Chancery sale advertised by Ma
thaniel Baxter, Jr., Clerk and Master.
The Hungarian Balssm of Life is said 70
he the most effective cough remedy of the
day.
Try the Louisiana Creole Hair Restorsr.
Barnes, Spitz & Co. announce a pawn.
brokers' sale this morning at their auction
rooms, No. % North College street.
The large forced sale this morning by
Yeatman, Shields & Co., presents attrac.
tons to close cash buyers; good stoc \
will be closed out.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-01
LOCAL JOTTENGS.

TIE work of improving the Courthouse
progressing rapidly.
There is TO be special meeting of the
Board of Trade this morning at IL o'clock.
A large brass key was picked up yester-
day, which the owner can get by applica-
ton at this office.
Hugh W. Frizzell, Clerk of the Criminal
Court, who has been i'll for several days
past, is, we are glad to learn, recovering
The room over the Recorders Court
room, occupied by the Markethouse Engine
Company, is being handsomely repaired.
At a quarter to / 1 o'clock last night the
only arrest recorded at the police head
quarters YVES that of Thomas Harris, q
negro, for assault and battery.
Justice Alb TT, to whom was referred the
case of John Ruhm VS. Drs. Lyle and Fall, q
suit for twenty dollars claimed for services
rendered in translating a certain statement,
rendered Judgment in favor of the plain
tiff yesterday,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-01
MARRIED

LOWE-WILLIAMs-Ye evening, at the
residence of the bride father, in Eageville, " il
liEmson coun y, Ten e, by Rev. ]. NJ. Phillips,
Mr.. LEN. K. LOVE- of Wilson county, to Miss
SOPHIE P, daughter of Chesley Williams, Esq.
While enjoying quaattnt sgbfcit Of the brides
cake aud other deli,ious eatables, we wish the
loving ecu lie a life of unslloyed happiness and
prosperity, anil may the sunshine of 1--we brighten
all their pathway.
Lebanon and Murfreesboro papers, please copy.
GARDNER TERROR Wednesday, Nov
80, $780, by Rev. W. j. Ellis, st II O'Clock A. M.
EDWIN s. GARDyER to Miss BETTE PLATTER,
daughter of Thos. Plster, Esq, ell of this city.
No cards.
TT-HILLSMAN.-zOn the 3Oth uEt., in
Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn, by the Rev. W. C.
Grace, DIR. GEORGE W. EVERETT late of Davidson
county, to Miss LAvINIA S HILLsMAN, daughter of
Res. DR.. H1lsmsn, of Gibson county, Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-01
A GRAND MECHANICAL AND Man
UFACTURERS' EXPOSITION
PROSPECT.
Live NIen in Council.
Meeting OF the Board OF Directors.

An interesting meeting of the Board q
Directors of Mechanical and Manufacturers
Exposition was held yesterday evening at
seven O'Clock. Mr.. J. L. Weakley il the
chair.
The committee appointed by the Board
Of Trade to co-opeIate with the Mechanical
and Manufacturers Association being pres
ent, the officers of the old Board rendered
their resignation, to give an opportunity
for re organization. The motion prevailed,
and new officers were elected. resulting as
follows:
J. L. Weakly, President
NJ. Kean, Vice President
Ii 4. Massengale, Secretary.
4. ii. Jones, Treasurer
After some discussion @ resolution was
adopted that the Exhibition be confined t o
the manufactured and mechanical produc-
tions Of the State Of Tennessee alone.
Time and place were then oonsldered;
and after an animated discussion, motion
was made and carried TO appoint two COM
mittees Of three each. One on Pubhcl-
ton, and one on Location OF Exhibition.
And the following gentlemen were ar-
pointed
On Location Capt VIM. Stocked, I.
H French, NJ. Kean.
On Publication IL. Jones, L. NJ
Brennan, NJ G. Folk.
Il was then moved and adopted that FIVE
members of the Board shall constitute Z
quorum for the transaction of business
The Presidents of tho Mechanics and
Manufacturer Association and the Board
Of Trade respectively, Capt. Wm. Stockell
and Mr. I. II. French, were present as c.-
oficio members and participated ia The
discussions, Mr.. French taking the place
Of Mr. Breast, member of the committee
from the Board Of Trade, who was absent.
After a lively NEE ing, in which ques-
tons of vital impol lance TO our municipal
and State interests were Thoroughly can
vassed the Board of Directors, on motion,
adjourned TO meet next "Wednesday night
An address TO The mechanics and manu-
iacturers Of the State viii be prepared and
circulated in a short time by the Publica-
ton Committee. 1t is requested that any
person or persons owning building or lots
suitable for the proposed exhibition will
communicate rs early as possible with the
Committee on Location.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-01
.,-,,, u,.voIIHousa Elevator.

During the month of November the mum
her Of trips made By the Maxwell House
elevator was seven thousand one huhdrou;
Tho number Of persons carried up ana
Iowa during tho same period was twenty
tbor,and seven hundred. The number =
feet run daring tho month was So 4
hundred and nineteen thousand hVo nun
bred. ..,.--. .,,,.
The introduction Of elevators INTO our
crsnd American hotels is moi onl y an Gle
Pant convenience, but hes proved matter
Of economy to the patrons. II the en- Max do
NOT feel able 10 pay the full rates charged Sc
So So I'm roo, on the lower floors can, by tax
70 q HIGHER room, be entertained at Ie-
d,;eed pTica. The more elevated rooms
are Just as comfortable, the tables Inc an
saU,s end with the elevator as easy OF ac-
oess as the lower rooms. Hotel Keeping
f iC the q, United States has been reduced 70
=, sc eio and nowhere can it be found IN
grester perfection than in Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-01
mAnKErS BY TELEanAPH.
Foreign mark es.

hSAACHs
LONDON. Nov. 80, 4:3O P. M.-Oonsuls.
for money and account 93s. Bonds steady;
u. S. coupons-'62s $50; do. old '65s, S7s;
do. '67s 80; 104O's 81. Stocks frmer;
Erie 2Os; Illinois Central 111l; Great
Western 2S.
good at full prices; sales 1000 bales
2,5C0 for speculation and export. Bread
stuffs irmer. Wheat-new spring 9s@9s
Tod; old 9s99s 4d; winter 1Os@1Os Cd
FRANKFoRT, Nov 30.--Amsrican securi-
ties steady; 5-20s at 94ft, issue of '62.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, Nov. 30.-At Stock Ex-
change the markets were generally lower
A large business was done in gold at be-
tween I104 and Ill. Borrowing to 4 .
cent. Clesrances $39, 100000. Govern
ments inactive and fraction lower than
yesterday. There was a better demand
for money from brokers toward tho close.
State bonds dull and heavy; old Tennes-
sees 60k; ssnew58t Sterling exchange 1O9.
Money market easy.
New York Dry Goods Market
NEW YoRK, Nov. 3O.--Dry goods dull
and the market unsettled. Lonsdale has
declined 10 and Amoskesg tc. Tbs La
coma Mills have established the following
prices; Brown 10kc; do 114c; do 12c
Brown jeans 114c; Magic 114c. Delsines
13c. Brown canton fannels l44c; Sharon
brown do 124c. Others unchanged
New Work General mETkots.
New York, Nov 30.-Flour dull and
superfne 81 90@51O. Wheat a shade
lower; winter red and amber Western
$I,4I@I.45. Corn dull and unsettled; new
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-01
..r.nr - N-nn.crr I.stnIc.

This property vas offered at public sale
Yesterday at the Courthouse, and tho
y1,,e amount Of sales was Sl9,9"o The
s,o,elouse on College street, now occu-
MED as a hardware store by Mr.. Ierrass.
Igas sold .o Tnouas Chadwell for $50.
The Miers' place, on the Murfreesboro
turppIke, was scli TO East q Clark for
81 40. Forty feet of the lot on Cherry
straet was sold TO j. NJ. Foeg, jr., Tor
a eco. and forty feet of the same was
purchased by Il. A Campbell for l2o.
Tba sale was conducted by A. V. 5. LInds-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-01
THE COUNTS.

PoIIcE UET.-Prudy Robertson and
Emma Noien, disorderly conduct, S.;
Harvey James, indecent exposure of per-
son, So.
Law COURT. Henry Eberhsrdt w. Nash
vile and Decatur Railroad Company, testi-
mony concluded and argument commenced
CIRCUIT COURT. No business of import
ance was Transacted yesterday.
CuANCEaY CoURT.-The docket will be
called from case No. $40 to 400 to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-01
New PubIication..

4 poB,humous work on Italy, 10y Mrs.
Anna Cora Mowattl Richie, entitled
'Italiau Life and Legends, with many
illustrations from Italian scenery, will Lo
published next week 10y Carleton.
ORrHEUs C. KEEE's burlosque GA Charles
Dickens novel, Tho Mystery Of Edwin
brood" will be issued in few days, by
Carleton. under tho tito of 1.-THE Cloven
Foot" Among the Illustrations viii be a
view of the authors residence, 'Be3ad' s
Hill. Ticknor's Fields, New Jersey,