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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-25
County Court at Nashville.
Elizabeth Tynes, Adn'1, VS.. Thomas Golfer ct ais

Elizabeth Tynes, Adm'x, vs.. Thomas Golfer ct ais
AT THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
n County Court at Nashville, on the nth day Of
September, 1870, on motion Of complainant, by
counsel in the above cause, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Clerk that the said defend
ants, Thomas Cofer, Martha Oofer, and the minor
children of William Cofer deceased are non- resi-
dents OF the State of Tennessee, and therefore
the ordinary process of this Court cannot be
served upon them;
It is therefore ordered by the Clerk that pub.
location be made for four weeks IN succession in
the Nashville Union and American, . newspaper
published in the city Of Nashville, requiring the
said defendants to sppesr at the next term of the
County Court to be holden for the county OF Da-
wilson, at the Courthouse thereof in the city Of
Nashville, on the first Monday in November next,
and answer said bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed to them, and set for hearing ex psrte
sep25-4u W. g. EwIN, Clerk.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That, on the oath
Il day of Sept. 1870 q warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate ofM Frohlich of
MurfreesborO, in the county of Rutherford, and
State of Tennessee who has been adjudged
Bankrupt, on own petition. That the payment
of any debts and delivery Of any property be-
longing to said bankrupt, to him, or for his
use, and the transfer of any property by him
are forbidden by law; that a meeting of the
creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts
and to choose one or more assignees OF his cs-
tate, will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to
be holden on the 22d day of Oct. A. D. 1870, at
10 O'Clock, A. N, at the Office OF the Register
in Bankruptcy, at MurfreesbOro, before
ESQ.,, Register. 7. j. HARRISON, g."
q. S. Marshal, Messenger
sep25.2t Pr. L. l.. DOUGHTY, Dep. U. g. NJ, NJ
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ASSOCIATION PURSE, for all ages; $500; mile
heats.
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HUGH MoGAvOCK, SECRETARY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-25

ASSOCIATION PURSE FOB ALL AGES
$500; dash Of a mile and quarter.
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Tuesday and Wedaes6as. a7th
STOCKS AND BONDS /:

Immediately after the sale Of this property. '
viii sell, for CASH, the following
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE NEWS.

Several dIstIllerIes, breWefleG, tobAoN
co factories In various parts OF MiSsouII'
have been seized for frudulent practices
A speclal from Das MoinRs, says that
James @, Joy, Of Detroit, Presldent Oi
the Michigan Central. Chicago, Bur
lIugtOn and Quincy, Hannibal and St'
Joe, and other weRtern Railroads, has
written q letter 70 Henry Strong, ol
Burlington, denying the charges made
against Senator Harlan and J. Is.
Grlnnel, In connection with the Chero'
kee land sales.
Martin Mcclure, awaiting trial ai
Hartford, Conn.,, for the murder OF his
wife, hung himself In jail Thursday
night.
Hayes cabinet factory, with several
other buildings at Woodstock, Canada
WAS totally destroyed by fire this morn
Ing. Loss SIG. coo.
The extensive oil cloth factory Oj
Richards d Brothers. In Newton town
ahIp, Now Jersey, was destroyed BY
fro Thursday night. Loss 10000
partly insured.
It is reported the city Of Port Al
Prince was captured by the Haytler
revolulIOnIslB on the night OF the lSth
Instant.
The total losses by fire at Louisville
Ky,, during the year luSt closed, were
500 600, and amount Of insurance III :
200. Expenses OF fire department $751;
900.
Gov. McDougall, Col. Dennis and
Alaxaudar RaRg nFFlV Vel Rt St, Cloud
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FOREIGN NEWS.
By Gable Telegraph to the IutOlllgencer.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, De

LONDON D6Cs O4'
HIstorlcus. Of the Times, has an Rrll-
Gle to,day, assHIllng the dispatch OF
Secretary Fish on the Alabama ques-
tion.
Mr.. ABhbury has forwarded to the
Morning Post the correspondence be-
tween himself and Mr.. Bennett, on the
ocean Yacht race. He accompanies the
correspondence with letter wherein
he SAYS he accepts the terms, and will
be ready on reaching New York. 70
race for the cups won by the YACHT
America On the I'D OF August, 1867.
Heavy gales have prevailed all around
the coast during the past few days,
many shIpWrecks have been attended
In Rome instances with loss OF life. AL
ready It has been reported that the
American bark @. V. MlnOt from MO-
bile, with cargo OF cotton for HRvre,
experienced ono OF these gales when
about two days sail from the Cornish
coast, but Weathsred the storm and
made the port OF PenEanoe. She lost
two mRBls and suffered other damage.
The bark Edna, from Montreal 10
GreenOCk, was driven ashore on the
coast OF Ireland by previous gale.
The Captain and seven OF the ere"
were drowned. The bark will probS'
bly, be total loss.
The Weekly Examiner has an article
on the Alabama dllIlculty. II says that
when the nature Of the American
struggle was understood, England res:
tored her sympathy 10 the North, and
that the reclamation now based on the
extent OF the wrongs, are simply undu'
~ vlndlcLIve.
The Shipping Ga:ctte In It's money
article aScrlbeS the, ease 10 the money
market To the diminished capital re.
OuIred, owing 10 the BhrlnkaGe OF
prices for conducting business since
1866,
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sroCKs-Dnll but hrm.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 81


FLoUR-Dull; family IS 26a6 90.
N-Whsat-FlEm at 81 l0Rl 10.
Oorn-FIrm; 76A77c for new. Oats
Quiet Rt 6Oa66c. Rye.-Dull and droop.
Ing at s5A9Oc. Harley-Unchangedi
nothing doing.
CoTToN-Firmer: middling 24A2l1<c.
Edds-S0c, and very dull.
WHIsRY-Dull At 94a95c; hardly any
thing doing.
PRoVIsIoNs-Very dull, and prices
lower and unsettled. Mess Pork
81 Is. Lard-Dull; steam sold at 100;
nothing done In kettle, which iB held OF
l71fc. Bulk Meats and Bac0n-NeRe =
lected; prices nominal; sugar cured
hams 20R2lo.
BuTTER-Uncbanged; fresh S0A35c.
CHEEsE-Unchanged and quiet At
17al8o.
SRRDs-.Olover Seel-.DeclIned to
1870, and dull. Timothy Seed-S9 76.
OILs-Linseed Oll-Dull at $50. Lard
OIl-Sl 48a1 so.
GoLD-120 buying.
Observation-Disclosures; par buying; lilo
premium selling.
MoNEY-MarEet Quiet.
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THE vyINREPEG WAR.
A Canadian View Of Things.

A Canadian View OF Things
CHICAGO, Dec. 81.
The following Is a Canadian view OF
tho rebellion on Red River, as given by
n specIRl correspondent Of the Toronto
GLOBE, at st. Cloud on his way to Win
nepeB: M
ST, CLOUD, MIMI. Dec. 80.
Gov. McDougall with Col. Dennis
and Mr.. BeRg, arrived here this aHer"
noon from Fl. AherCromble. The par.
ty seems somewhat despondent al the
state OF matters Al Red River, not 30
much from the formIdableneSs Of
the iusurrection as from several
other causes; In fact they seem
to regard the thing Itself GS .
small matter, as only very small
section OF the Inhabitants are concerned
10 It. Tho dlihculty has been with the
authorities OF the Hudson Bay Co.,
including hicTAvish. who have been
altogether silent In the matter, and II
Is suspected that some OF the employees
were instigators OF the whole affair.
The Ottawa Government as It iHEHther'
ed from the party, has done much TO
weakening the authority OF the Govern:
or bY It's dIlatorinesH. The spiritual
HuluOTlllth uoIo uaN0 hSVA VAL SsJ
busy, but It 10 expected that the Vicar
General Of Quebec, hAH authority from
Rome 10 clear away that phase. besides
Priests do not favor the anneXatlOnist
Views, and wonld probably resist an.
nexAtion were 1t pushed. An Amerl~
can and one or two adVenturera, petlt-
foRRers on American territory, are evl>
IDENTIFY strong for pushing annexation.
The ideas related regarding the Indians
are merely fabulous. One thing. how
ever, IL certain: II anything like ane
nexatlon Ia attempted, the Indians will
rise TO a man, and the consequences OF
auch rising would be dreadful. In
fact, the people here, though distant
are In terror at the idea. AS regards
Col, Dennis, instead Of instlgatinR the
Indians 10 fight, he used the strongest
and happily successful endeaVors 10
keep them at their homes, and prevent
a shot being fred. He had q party OF
fifty in Stone Fort. When the bill OF
rights was published. he peacefully
dIsbanded them, awaiting further no.
RotiatIons, which the French expressed
4 Willingness to effect. he, moreover,
stopped u large party Of Sioux on their
Wav to fight the Americans, and went
to PambIna 10 report TO the Governor.
The whole matter is svldently IN Q
fearful muddIe. Want OF tact and
Judgment on tho part OF the Canadian
Government on one hand. and BhreWd
calculation on tho part Of two or three
smart speculatOrB on the other, have
made the muddle.
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TRICHTHA.
Fba ruSss aG BsIVIdOHe, IIIInOIH.
CHICAGO, December 80.

Ths euSRs aG BsIVIdGEe, IIIInOIH.
CHICAGO, December 80.
The TFibuas has . special from Bel
VtA.ga, daGSd tonight, which says no
flFihsT dOaihtshAVSlOcO IN the tami-
In poll1Usd by tTiGhlnanear that place
s,ass yesterday. One OF the victims
nan Scarcely live tWenty-IOur hours
TIVE lsW eGs08 have appeared within
- laIg Uighlaan hOuT0 from eating the
Glns mSaL ThOCO are now nine cases,
81 VoFy nislE. A. before stated, three
haVs dIal. Those who have died were
lnsol aieE HbOQt twelve days after eat
~ ths pork, and died In about four
0saha. Tue symptoms are, severe
pails n the alomACh and bowels, WIN
diaEEhaa, hot SkIn, quick pulse. dry
~, amooth tongue, and great soreness
~ tbs musclNs. TTichinR were found
10 lmmsnSs numbers In the pork, ham
aud bOlugnA aauBAgoa made from the
ul,IE, all0 In the muscles Of those who
had dlad. ThO BUdSFinRS Of the pa
tlSnis are IaEEiblS.
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BOSrON.
BosToN, Dec. 81,

BOSTON, Dec. 81.
The Auditors report GhowH that the
debt Of the city funded aud unfunded
to bs 81, ,A3S. $50, an increase Of q. .O0O,'
900 during the year; but the increase 0l
means on hands for the redemption OF
the debt makes q net increase OF three
millions. The project Of extending
Washington street and other expen'
BIve Jobs, have been referred TO the
next city government.
The Unlled States steamers MlanRlo'
nomah and Terror are TO proceed Il
Portland, Monday, 70 receive the wal
vessel bearing the rsmaIna Of George
Peabody. Two special cars are being
prepared by the Eastern Railroad
Company TO convey the remains 10 the
town OF Peabody.
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Now York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. IL.
CorToN-Kc higher; sales 8. 500 bales
at 25%o for mIddlIng uplandB.
FLouR-Closed quiet and scarcely 60
firm for medium and good, and steady
for low grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and 10 lower
Rye-Nomlnal at 81 GOAL OF for western
OatO-Dull and heavy 1t 6la621<c fol
western. Corn-Dull at 81 09al II fol
old mixed western.
rRoyIsIONs-Pork-QuIet at $50 q
for mess on spot; $50 bbls. sold at S29. OI
seller. January. Beef-NomInal. Gu
Meats and BaCon-ln limited demand
and unchanged. Lard-Qulet at III
l71<c for fair 10 prime steam, on spot
EGus-Steady at 4Oa4Sc for fresh; S3t
for lime.
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uESaEI.
nLiIs Insurance Go.

INV YORK.
NuN.FOKFEITABLE-
1aiiL The OntiTo pFOhul
1lTt,ul equally among tie
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CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Dec. 81,

Or. aamper, who was supposed 10
have been murdered by Mr.. Mnne-
maker at Chensys Grove for ROduolDG
hIs daughter, has been heard from,
Fearing the VeuRenOe Of the father hO
RbscOndOd towards the East.
The Thermometer west OF Omaha on
the Pacific road during the last half OI
December, has ranged from Is 10 Il
degrees below zero.
Tho vote In favor OF Issuing bonds
amounting 10 $S6O,O0O TO the Omaha,
North and Southwestern Railroads, has
been carried In Omaha by fifteen hun
dred and Ave majority.
The receipts Of the Union Pacific
road for November ara STA .s76i ex'
penses Si00G0S,
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NASHVILLE, Dec. 81.
A commission Of Federal officers
convened here thlP morning, to lnvea-
tlgate frauds alleged to have been prao.
tICed by claim agents In connection
with the bountieS and back pay OF the
colOred soldiers. Il ID thought hun !.
dreds Of Thousands have been diverted
from the pockets Of this class Of SOL
tIlerB. Mr.. Lyons, formerly detective
Ia the United States QuRrtsrnaBter's
Department, was before Commissioner
Noah this afternoon, charged with re.
Ceiviug bribes. The case WAS continued
until Tomorrow,
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OhIoaEO marIroG.

CHICAGO, Dec. 81.
FLouR-QuIet at q 75a4 90 for spring
extras.
GRA1N-Wheat-Dull at Kafc lower;
sales Of No. l Of $50: No. 2 at 77Na7Sc;
closing quiet at 771Ic; this afternoon
market dull at Tx, seller January for
No. 2. Corn-Veryd dull and Hc lower
at O91fa72c for No. 2: closing ct G9ka
691fc for regular: rejected AZ zoo; no
grade at 60a52c; this afternoon market
dull at G9c for No. 2, seller January.
Oats-ActIve at 2a21Ic lower; sales o {
No. 2 at 40R4lc; closing at 40A42c. Rye
Dull at 700 for No2. Barley-Dull
and nominal.
HoGs-Dressed Hog-Dull at 10 6Oa
IL rs. LIve-Dnll and weak at $9A9 70
for fair to good; S1Oa10 so for extra.
CATTLE-Quiet and firm at HAD 70
for common to fair COWS; $5a5 SIX for
fair to medium: 81 90 for extra prime.
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HAYArA. December 81.
ma DOnIRION.

OTTAWA, Dec. 81.
n olasiaI Gazette Of 70 day con-
tniss - fnilsUlng notice:
aAn applloatlOa will he made 10 the
DoIniaioa PaElIamSuI 81 The next SeS.
- fnF 20 act 70 incorporate the
NiaFsFa and Erie Canal Oompauy.Wlth
roGST 10 construct = ship Canal rom
NiaFarA river near Fort George 70
nnint nsaF Lha village Of Thorold' On;
tHTi6," ThS Wslland Canal is 70 extend
10 Pom COlbOFnS on tho upper Niagara
river 81 ChipPWA.
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U0LUMBUs, o. Dec. ST.
Reports ol emigrants for the year
ending lo>dAy has been submitted 10
Gov. uAyeH, The number Of emIRranta
passing through Columbus was 1896,
being an increase Of 8,078 on last year.
O, 100 proposed TO settle In 1llinoiH; Q, ,274
In Missouri; 1886 In Missouri; 3,7S3 In
Ohio; the remainder In Indiana, Ken.
tucky, Minnesota, Tennessee, Iowa,
Kansas, Ml0hIgan, Nebraska, and Lou.
alma
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BALTIMORE, Dec, 81.
FLouR-steady, but small business.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES small; rec
at 81 40Al ~, CoFn-Active; white al
S5aSSc; yellow at SSa92c. OAtg-Dull q
64R67c. Rye-Sl GOAL 05.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-QuIet Rt S.
aS2, latter for heavy. BAcOn-Quiet
rib sides at 18c; clear sides at 1s1fRlSA
shoulders at loo; hams at 2OA2lc. Lart
-QuIet at 18Ho.
WHlsKY-Dull at 9ScASl 90, scarce.
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WASHIHGFOH.
The CIncInnatI DIStuIIOrs.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 81.
At the urgent request Of the dlstlll0rH
OF Cincinnati and viclnlly to the Com.
missioner OF Internal Revenue TO send
some one 10 hear them on the subject
OF the forty .elRht hour system Of mash
Ing, he had designated 8. W. Douglass.
lst deputy, and Col. Green, OF the Third
District, 10 90 70 Cincinnati and hear
the parties. They will reach that
city probably on ThurHday or Friday
Of next week, and will remain three or
four dAYg,
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Now YORK Dry Goods Market.

NEW YoRK. Dec. 81.
Have been extremely quiet, and deal
era seem 10 be doing nothing but TAX
Ing stock; prices are consequently With
out particular change, except that the
market hIS about Ho higher on al
brands Of glazed CAmbrlcg, such as
Washington, Victoria A and Smith
field, which command 91Sc for plain
and 10Hc for high colOrs.
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The following Is a Canadian view ol
tho rebellion on Red River, as given by
q special correspondent Of the Toronto
Globe, at st. Cloud on his way to Win
V1nnnE1s
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y Insurance Company.
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FRAHOE.
Tho New mIn~try.

NEW YORK, Dsc. 81.
The Star OF this A. NJ. has the follow
Ing from Paris: In the Corps LeRlBla-
III, this A. NJ, oliver announced that
he had contemplated his mInistry as
follows: Minister Of Interior, NJ. Cue
ronierl; Minister OF Foreign Affairs, N.
BlIlaulk; MlnIster OF Justice, NJ. Rlch-
ard; Minister OF Public Works. NJ.
DueorudIs; Minister Of Commerce, NJ.
Bourbean; Minister Of lnstruCtiOn, NJ.
CoeInR; President Of the Council, l..
Magus. Tho Minister or Flne Arts, N.
valiant, M we'll AS LAbOChe, RlgRult
aud GenouIlly, retain their respective
portfolios,
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TURKEY.

The Sublime Porte sends an Angry
Message to Egypt.
CoNsTANTINoPLE Dec. 81.
Some time since the Sublime Porte
sent q demand 10 Ismael Pasha TO
abandon his iron clad fleet. This re~
manning unanswered the Sultan to-day
forwarded n violent message 10 the
Same effect,
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-RPAIN.

MADRID. Dec. 81.
Gen. PeIrral has been released. No
French or English maila have been re.
ceIvsd here for four days, the roads be.
Ing blOokRded by snow.
II 10 reported that Victor Emanuel
has positively refused his consent 10
the candidacy OF the Duke OF Genoa.