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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A RsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different States; no publicity no charge till divorce
T KING Counsellor Al Taw s sroadwas Sss'y s.s''
A BsoLrTR DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
IA staes legal everywhere deseon, &c. sufficient causes
%orSs
A HOUSEHOLD WORD.
Buy your China, Glass; Plated Ware Table Cutlery Re-
fgeraors Cooking Utensils and all other House Furnishing
Goods. suitable for the season. at
Goods merAea IN pain bgnrpsss m - ,.,sro,n,,
Cooper Institute, corner Asior place.
IIow GREAT THE MISERY CUPIDITY MAY PRO-
duce.
ALLcocK's INDICATED POROUS PLASTER
hasin twenty-five years proved isel: mos; useful agent.
both relieve and They carefully prepared
cordng published formula acquired a solid
reputation, having proved them alike
and curative. Not SO with
the neiarous limitations
composed Of lead plaster known be By analysis, and
because of the peculiar chness they mpart even when the
hand laid them yet in hey calculated
to deceive and poison the unwary II placed upon body
they likely congestion, which the genuine
Be watch.u there ore, that the ALLCOCK's
POROUS PLASTER is printed the back of the plaster
before you purchase others gerous limitations Of
the beneficial commodity
LIFE PROBABLY SAVED.
young had under shoulder blade. extending
to lumbar region, whch discharged we'll When
nearly healed began spot to sup
pura,e was treated with toncs and all the best local
remedies applied, yet when the par
italy healed the Inflammation ending in suppuraon inva-
rably began again. How long life could under these
conditions question of constitution
Blu: his doctor applied ALLcocK's POROUS PLASTER
strips commencing at the shoulder blade down to the hip.
One dressing suaced suppurason, healed
and the patient recovered his health completely.
CURE OF LIMB SUPPOSED TO BE INcURABLE.
woman aged 40, living croton, westches,er county
broken skin, bone severely injured. constant
pain woman to skeleton. The swelling became
elevation of fully tree.quarers Of inch over
the shin bone. extending the knee Her doctor had
eeched, bs,crcd bandased nothing relieved the
pain helped her in the least fact she expected to lose
the limb and be cripple ife AT length, March,.
1870, she consulted Dr.. W, who applied ALLCOCK'S
POROUS PLASTER from the foo. to the knee. The pain
abated Immediately; swelling and was gradu-
ally absorbed, and now, June 1870 the me perfectly
sound.
address OF the physician who treated the above cases
ia at the principal agency.
PRINCIPAL AGENCY, BRANDRETH HOUSE, N. q
aud sold by all druggists.
MO MORE MEDICINE.-70000 CURES OF DYSPEPSIA
~ Consumption, Fevers Constipation DiarAoa and a.
disorders @ of the stomach, BY Du BAREY's DAL1CIuUs
KEvALENTA FOOD. DR.. Boardnan, NJ D.. CT Trenton.
j. says:.1 have found your Re,septa Food % bs III.
pounds, $40. II Du BARRY CO.. 1853 wiGiala street,
New York, aud at all the best druggsts aud grocers'
DADICAL CURE WITHOUT KNIFE, CAusTIc OR
the Eye Noso, Face aud Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D., IA LexiaRton ayenue.
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OCEAN STEAMERS

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK POa THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A RSOLCTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
IA different Staes publicity charge till divorce
obtained advice free Also Commissioner for
+. l. KING, Counsellor at Law S6s broadway
A BSOLETH DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
"A States legal everywhere; deseron, causes
pubcity charge until divorce obtained advice free.
NH OUSE, Attorney, rs Nassau street.
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HOUSEHOLD WORD.

A Hooshh'ND WORD
Buy your China Glass, Plated Ware, Table Cutlery, Re-
fgerators Cooking Utensils all other House Furnishing
Goods, suitable for the season, at
Goods marked in pain 6gures.
EDWARD D. BAsSFORD'S,
Cooper institute, place.
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IJow GREAT THE MISERY cUPIpITY MAY PRO.
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Passed Through He'll Gate,

Schr Ella Brown. Robinson st john NIB, days, for
New York, with LUMBER 10 simpson & Capp.
schr Ihom as HX Hail. Rockp0rt for New York, with limo
TO j X Brown.
Schr Stephen Waterman, Chase New Bedford for New
York.
Schr Bilow, Eldridge, Providencef for Trenton.
Schr Texas, Champn, Norwich for New York.
schr James, SheIsea, Hartford tor New York.
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has in twenty-five years proved itse' useful AGENT
both to relieve and They carefully prepared ac
cordng TO published formula and acquired solid
reputation, experience having proved them alike innocent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23
ST. LOUIS.

Horrible Murder-A Family of Five
Persons Butchered in Missouri
Their Heads Cut Off and the BO-
dies Burned In the Flames of their
Dwelling.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 21.-A most horrible
murder of whole family, numbering
five persons, was committed near Potosi,
on the Iron Mountain railroad, in Wash
ington county, Mo-, last Saturday. The
particulars, as related by special dis
patches to the papers here, are as fol-
lows: John Armstrong aud Charles Jolly,
miners working in the neighborhood,
went to Potosi on Saturday to sell their
mineral.
They drank freely in town and while
returning home called at the cabin of
David Lapere, q French creole residing
a mile and half ncrth of Potosi. While
there adificulty arose between Armstrong
and jolly and q sister of Mrs. Lapere.
Mr.. Lapere interfered to quiet the dis
turbance when Jolly drew revolver and
shot the old man four times, killing him
instantly. Jolly then turned upon Mrs.
LaDere, who had endeavored TO prevent
the killing of her husband, knocked her
down with his fist and then shot and
killed her.
Armstrong in the meantime had pro-
cured an axe with which he knocked
down Mrs. Lapere's sister ami then com
pletely severed the heads from all their
bodies. The two children were also
murdered. The men then fired the cabir
and burned it to the ground with the
bodies of the butchered people in it. The
murderers then fed and have not yet beer
captured, but the officers and large
posse of citizens are In pursuit. and their
arrest is regarded as certain.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23
THE RUSSIAN IMBROGLIo.
AFrench Tradition.


LONDON, Nov. 22.-The Paris Consti-
tutional says Russia errs in thinking the
neutrality of the Black Sea Nspoleonic
idea. 1t is the traditional policy of France
Russia, America and Prussia.
A special telegram TO the Times, from
Berlin this A. NJ, says that Russia is seek
ing TO prove that the story of her buying
an American fleet to serve as Black Sea
squadron, is untrue. Her Language is
pacific.
Prussia, it is expected, will sustain a
peaceful solution of the question between
Russia and the other powers relative to
the Paris treaty of 1866.
The Morning Post officially denies that
Bismark repudiates the existence of an
understanding with Russia about the
Euxine question.
Russia Ready TO Retract.
A World London special says: The
belief on Downing street is that Russia,
in Difference to the united opinion of the
great powers, will withdraw the preten-
sions advanced by Gortschakoff's note,
and express her willingness to refer the
question at issue to conference, which
will not be summoned until after the ter
minatiOn of the present wal.
The Attitude of Italy.
1t is believed in some quarters that
Italy viii ultimately join Austria and
England in resisting Russia.
81. Petersburg Thanks GOrtschakOff
A special from st. Petersburg to-day
saws the CITY government YESTERDAY unani.
mously and enthusiastically adopted
an address of thanks to the Emperor fol
Gortschakoff's circular.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23
STATE NEWS.

Drummers are plenty in Paris.
Loudon is said to be rapidly improving.
Memphis is well supplied with beggars.
A circulating library is being organized
in jackson.
A large cattle trade is carried on in
Chattanooga and its vicinity.
At q recent election, jackson decided
to have Wykof pavement.
D. II. King, of Jackson, was recently
presented by California friend with a
solid gold horse, valued at $3.50.
Mr.. Parker, the foreman of q factory
in Knoxville, who was recently injured
by the falling of some timbers, is said to
be rapidly recovering.
The parsonage belonging to the Pres
byterian Church at Bolivar was recently
destroyed by fire-loss from four to five
thousand dollars, and no insurance.
The different societies in the North Or
ganized to aid the negroes in the South,
are said to have donated 500, 600 to build
a normal school for negroes in Memphis.
Mr.. Staub, the Swiss Colony Agent,
has secured positions in and around Knox
vile, for the entire number of Swiss i'm
migrants who recently arrived in that
city:
The Knox County Sunday school
Teachers Association was recently Or
ganized in Knoxville, as an auxiliary, we
suppose, of the State Teachers Associa-
ton.
The West Tennessee Convention, of
the Missionary Baptist Church, lately
met in Trenton, about one hundred and
fifty delegates being present. The next
convention will be held at Milan.
Among the old citizen who came 10
the polls and voted at the late election in
Sumner county, were Berry Williams,
aged "a; r. N. Boyers, aged SO; and
Geo. A. Wylie, aged ~.
The Memphis Sun gives the following
as an infallible cure for chills and fever:
Swallow at sunrise in the morning, for
three mornings in succession, heaping
teaspoonful of salt, dissolved in tumbler
of water.
The Paris Ipteliigeneer urges upon
lllO VI tllot oCNtiOh
ance of thorough system of rotation of
crops, unless they desire in few years to
see their lands irretrievably ruined.
Tennessee papers in the interior con-
tinue to urge upon farmers the importance
of raising more corn and less cotton, in
view of the probability of long continued
war in Europe.
Mr.. John Wynn and Mr.. W. J. Nor
phis, of Henry county, have been warned
to appear before the Federal Court at
Memphis, to answer the charge of violat-
ing the Sd section of the 18th amend
ment.
1t is related of a Knoxville bachelor
that he had the blues, and applied to a
physician, who wrote him prescriptio n
in Latin. Translated, the prescription
read, Seventeen yards of silk, with a
woman in it." The bachelor proposed to
a lady that evening, and two weeks after
was married.
Thirty children from the Mississippi
Orphan Asylum, at Lauderdale Springs,
Miss, recently gave a concert at Bolivar
for the benefit of their institution. The
nett proceeds were $73. There are two
hundred and ten orphans at the asylum,
and portion of the children are said to
have made seven thousand dollars in the
last two months, by giving concerts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23


The recent elections in the several
States unerringly indicate, not only the
success of the Democratic party, but the
overthrow and humiliation of the mongrel
faction which has so long ruled and
ruined the nation. Already are the
leading journals of the Radical party
predicting its downfall and clamoring
for a new and better platform of princi-
Piles upon which to prolong and perpetu-
ate their power.
Butler Is restless and dissatisfied, urg-
ing new and more national policy.
Greeley is chafed, chagrined and disap-
pointed, and is really on the ''eve" of
reformation.
From North to South, East and West,
the voice of truth and justice has been
heard in thunder tones of denunciation of
the party now in power. In the recent
elections in the several States, the mon
grel party has met with the most stern
and telling rebuke Military interference
has failed to intimidste the firm and on
ward march of the great liberal and pro-
gressive Democratic party. The people
are worn out and tired of the stale plea
and pretext of rebellion. They are now
ready to demand the test of living and
practicable issues. They have been gulled
and 'humbuggedn by the Northern mon
grel press until their patience is about ex-
hausted. The mongrel party has made
complaints and charges, and allege the
inefficiency of the Democratic party to
control the administration and manage the
affairs of the government, but they fail
to offer any place or means more likely to
give peace and prosperity to the country
than the policy offered by the Democratic
party.
New York, the strong and powerful
sovereign State of the Union, has regis
tered her disapprobation of that ruinous
element, Radicalism, and done to assert
her sovereignty In meeting and defying
the illegal and unconstitutional step taken
by the Grant administration interfering
with State elections. The example set by
Gov. Hoffman should be initiated in all
like cases. Let us then press onward,
boldly and firmly, trusting to and relying
upon the justice of our cause and the
soundness of our policy, and victory will
shout her joyous notes from the capitol
of the FederHl nation in the next Presi-
dental struggle.
Let us not stop TO bubble about mere
words and technicalities, nor dead and
stale issues, but lay aside all such non.
sense and hereafter come shoulder to
shoulder, and with concert of action pre-.
pare for the next grand struggle at the
| ballot box. and secure the election of 8
President who will be worthy to be sue
cessor of Jefferson, Jackson and Polk.
We should not get up quarrels for the
sake of newspaper strife or Journalistic
ambition, and that at the expense of The
interests of the people.
Let all Democratic or Conservative
men and papers harmonize in thought
sentiment and action. Union City Cou
Tier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23
MEXICO.
TchuantepeC-ssOOfOr Indian scnips

Tehuantepec-s3OO Indian Scalps
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Advices from
Mexico say the conditions tackled on the
Tehauntepec railroad bill were such as to
render the concession nominally worthless.
Jaurez returned the bill to Congress with
certain observations, and it is believed the
measure will pass in an acceptable shape
soon.
A gunsmith at Pueblo now manufac-
lures the Remington guns.
Sonora will pay three hundred dollars
in future for every Indian scalp, instead of
two hundred dollars.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23

On yesterday evening T. Il. Jones had
occasion to drive out to the late residence
of Mr.. Hugh Y. Norvel on South Front
street, and while in the house his horse
and buggy were stolen. Upon inquiry, Mr..
Jones heard afterwards that two men had
been seen in the buggy, and driving at full
speed out the Murfreesboro pike. Mr..
Jones effers a reward of 800 for the re.
turn of the property, with the arrest and
conviction of the thief or thieves.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23
NEW YORK
Heavy Fatlures.


NEW YoRK, Nov. 22.-The Northern
Transportation Company suspended pay
ment this evening. Liabilities four hum
dred thousand dollars. They have en-
tered into arrangements and negotiations
which win probably enable them to re-
A prominent German house in the cloth
trade failed to-day.
Treasury Balances.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 22.-The Sub-Trea-
sury balances are $50, 6Sl, 5S7 gold.
50, 1S6, $50 currency.
One OF ,Ens.
Louis E. Granger, formerly Assistant
Adjutant General of Louisiana, was COM
mitted to the Tombs to-day to await a
requisition from Gov. Warmoth for for
gerry.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23

COR MATCH FOR s., 0O0.-A match of
1880 a side, half forfeit has been made,
to come off in the fall of 1872, between
the yearling FLY Evelina, by Idol, dam by
Roe's Abdallah Chief, and the yearling
colt Viceroy, by Nodine's Peace-maker,
dam by Henry Clay. Both these 'young
'uns," are believed by their hackers to be
among the bess of the year. One will
represent the produce of that grandest of
all stock farms, Mr.. Backman's Stony
ford, in Orange county, and the other is
the get of a Brooklyn favorite. The
match is to be trotted on the Prospect
Park Fair Ground, on the last Wednesday
of September, 1872. = Spirit of the
Times.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23

THE Boston Journal of Chemistry re-
ports as among its subscribers DR.. Death,
DIR. Slaughter, DR.. Dye, DIR. Coffin, DR..
Toombs and DR.. Graves. This sombre
list is lighted up by one DR.. Life, one
DR.. Strength and DR.. Joy. DR.. Drink
water just balances DR.. Rumn on the
liquor question.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23
CINCINNATI
wants Nashville Trade.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 21.-The Committee
on Transportation of the Board of Trade
to-day adopted resolutions instructing the
Secretary to open correspondence for
the purpose of sscertaining the lowest
rates that freights can be carried between
this city and Nashville, via Henderson,
Kentucky
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23
FROM ITALY.
Elections.

FLORENCE, Nov. 22.-Only 12O, out of
43S, elections in Italy were final. Those
undecided will be repeated.
The King will go to Rome about New
Years.
The King has written letter to Prim
congrstulating him on his lsbors in the
government of the regency.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23
Possoffice Items.

Tomorrow being Thanksgiving day the
Postofice will close at 10 o'clock, A. M.
The letter carriers will deliver letters at
their room from q to 10 o'clock, A M
Until further notice the carriers will
collect from the letter boxes in the business
part of the city at IL o'clock, A. n and
4:45 p. NJ
The citizens are assured Of the perfect
safety IN depositing their letters IN the
boxes, and every effort win be made 10
have them promptly mailed. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23
NORTH CAROLINA.

Democratic Organization Of the
Legislature
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 22.-The Legis,
lsture was organized yesterday. Hon:
7. ]. Jarvis, of TyrTell, was elected
Speaker. All tine offices are filed by
Democrats. To-day the Governors mes
sage was read, and it is a voluminOus
document, presenting no features of gen.
eral interest.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23

AT New York now fashionable mar
riages are regularly rehearsed in the
churches. The entree, the bow, the
cringc, the posture and the promenade,
are now things of great moment. To be
well drilled in these, the bridal party meet
at the church and go through the panto-
mime. The positions to be occupied are
assumed; the huge trains are put in po-
sition; the steps counted off, SO that there
may be no breakdown when the cere-
mony takes place. 1850.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23
Complimentary.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. %, 1S7O.-Mr.
P. S. Jones, Late Manager of the Rink
Having heard of your early departure fol
the West, where you are to form new
friends and associates, we, the under.
signed, in recognition of your kindness tc
us while managing the rink at this place,
desire to tender you a complimentary
benefit, unless conflicting with any bust
ness.
There will be Grand Tournament OIL
the occasion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23
MUNICIPAL.

Meeting of the Board OF Aldermen
A regular meeting of the Board was held
last night, Mr.. Carter in the chair and a
quorum present.
The minutes having been read and sign
eds the following reports we're presented:
b. w. Mccain, Revenue Collector, re-
ported his collections since last report of
Nov. s. with back taxes, as 81, 1890.
The Water Tax Collector reported
8! ,521.30.
asked for further time, which wss granted.
Several petitions 70 build frame houses
were read and referred.
The Markethouse Committee reported
that it was impossible for them to make a
correct estimate Of the work of repairing
the Markethouse, uuless some plan was
adopted.
A bill was then presented, and passed
its third reading, which empowers the
Committee on Markethouse to make the
best contract they can with responsible
parties for the proposed repairs and i'm
provements of the Marksthouse. The bill
appropriates $1,000 for repairs and i'm
provements in the Markethouse, and ap-
propriates the rent of the stalls from now
until the LIST of January, 1871, for that pur
pose.
On motion, the plan for iron columns
was adopted.
NEW BUSINESS.
A bill changing the rates Of WstertaI,
after Jan. 1, passed its first reading. On
motion, the rules were suspended, and the
bill passed its third reading This bill
does not change all the present rates, but
only the following;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23
ALABAMA.
organization OF the Senate.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 22.-The Senate
met to-day and organized. The House
will be fully organized tomorrow. The
vote of the State will probably be
counted Friday or Saturday, and the new
officers installed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23
WILSON COUNTY.


Scarcity of money-The Farmers
Waiting fer Better Prices.
Correspondence Of the Union and American.
Wilson COUNTY, Nov. 20.-You should
not expect plain countryman like me to
write an article coming up to the classic,
statesmanlike style of editorials in the
peoples paper" but / tell you of a
truth, money is scarce in these digginga,
or the last man of old Wilson would be
after taking your able and sbly-officered
journal. You ought TO go with me
to hear our people talk about
the bold and manly course pursued
by the UNION AND Z AMERICAN.
But I hope to see you before long, and
have long talk about the long and short
of matters and things in general. AS
was saying, or going to say, money is
scarce up here, and yet the peopl, all
have plenty of mules, hogs and cows to
sell, and they just hold on to them, wait
ing, as some say, for higher figures.
The people are working with a hearty
good will to repair the waste places made
: desolate by the war and the equally ruin
Gus course of Radicalism.
Our people are anxious to see
every county in the State adopt
the county system of Public Schools
your people have adopted in Davidson.
We hope to put it into operation early
next season. You see have strung out
my short letter already too long, and be
fore long long to give you long epis-
tie touching some other points.
Yours to command, Deems.