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Orphans Trunk Recovered.

twill be remembered that during the
trip of the Confederate Orphans to this
place to give their recent concerts, one of
the trunks containing a part of their cloth
ing was misplaced and supposed to have
been lost. 1t got mixed up with part OF
the baggage of the Berger Family, and was
through mistake taken to Bowling Green.
The Bergers discovering the error, brought
it on to this city, and left it with Mr.. Red
dick, of the Rock City Inn, by whom it was
yesterday turned over to Mr.. Green Nor
row, who viii send it once to the Managers
of the Asylum at ClarksYille
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A,tcmntto Rob m nook TEousc,

An attempt was made in Knoxville on
Sunday night to rob the East Tennessee
Book House, by laying piece of scantling
from the scaffold of Mr.. Swepsons new
building, in process of construction, OK the
front cornice, and raising the window The
would-be thief was astonished at seeing a
gentleman up stairs reading, and dropping
the sash, left in haste. This occurred soon
after services at the various churches had
closed Chief Marshal Waddell was on the
spot promptly, but the scoundrel was not
discovered, though diligent search was
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Condition of John mcGinty.

On inquiry at the hospital yesterday we
learned that, although his condition may
be considered somewhat precarious, the
probabilities are that John McGinty, who
was shot at the race-coUrse on Sunday
evening, will recover. His wound is dan
gerous and painful though not necessarily
mortal, and he was thought to still be i'm
proving. a dispatch was received from his
INSTRUMENTATION Lexington, Kentucky,
yesterday morning. She is PROSTATE on a
sick bed, and not being able to come to see,
him, her anxiety concerning him is nature
ally very great. a reply as to his condition
was promptly forwarded.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-03

The river was still receding yesterday,
with y feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
clear and pleasant
The Umpire arrived yesterday from the
upper Cumberland, with a very heavy
cargo of corn and bacon.
The Emma Floyd and John Lumsden
were IN port at an early hour yesterday,
the latter departed for Cairo in the after
noon.
The Emma Floyd did not get of yester-
day, but departs for Cincinnati to-day at y
O'Clock in command of Capt. Chenowith,
with x. w. Wise In the Office.
The Talisman is due to-day, and is the
regular packet for Cairo on Friday at 4
P. NJ,
The river at Memphisis still rising stead
lily, and is now within eighteen inches Of
the high water mark Of 1867.
Arkansas and White rivers are at a good
stage, but falling.
by Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, Feb. River falling. with
. feet 6 inches in the canal
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ITarGsViIIc Masonic Female Insti-
IIltes

1t has been determined by Union Lodge,
F. A. NJ, of Huntsville, to endow tho
Hartsville Female Institute, with fund
sufficient to make it permanent, and of
great use to the Brotherhood and to the
public at large. The President, Mr.. 7. NJ.
Patterson, and Mr.. A. Hersberger have
been appointed General Agents to solicit
contributions to the endowment fund, both
from the members of the Fraternity and
the general public. They are now in this
city for the purpose, and we wish them
abundant success in their good work.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-03
strange Coincidcncc.

We were informed yesterday of very
strange coincidence that occurred a few
days ago, near Bosley Springs. A venera-
bic and faithful colored man, named Wiley
Harris, died in the place known as Bosley
Springs bottom, and Kinchin Vernett was
sent for to assist in laying out the deceased.
Yernett, after performing the solemn du-
ties, returned home, and was attacked with
an excruciadng pain, and in three hours
after his return he died, and in three hours
after his death the horse that Vernet rode
TO WileyIs house also died.
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Proceedings of the supreme Court.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 2, 1S70.-Court met
this day, all the Judges being present.
Stephen Touchstone vs. Debora Touch
stone. By Judge McClain. Motion to dis
miss overruled.
Wiley Huperson VS.. P. H. Price. By
Judge McClain. Reversed and remanded.
w. F. Smith VS.. Alex. Martin. By Judge
McClain. Reversed and remanded.
Letita Buckaloo VS.. Willis Blanton. BY
Judge Hawkins. Decree reversed.
A. w. and J. G. Putnam vs. Josiah Nc
Guire. BY Judge Hawkins. Judgment
affirmed
B. F. Nevill VS.. Northcut & Ritchey. BY
Judge Hawkins Reversed and remanded.
The Court is still occupied with the trial
causes on the equity docket of the Eight
Circuit, which will take all the week.
j. G.. FRAzFR
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Actively Stirring.

The candidates for the several offices to
be filed at the ensuing March election are
vigorously on the war path The campaign
has vigorously opened up, and they are be-
stirring themselves, making good impress
sions among the sovereigns wherever they
meet. The candidates are conducting the
campaign with gentlemanly courtesy, in
dulging in no personal reflections or asperi-
ties of any description whatever. A County
Court Clerk, Sheriff, County Trustee, Jail
er, Revenue Collector, Circuit Court Clerk
and Criminal Court Clerk are to be elected.
There are a numbes of candidates for each
of these Offices, from among which the peo-
pie can select reliable and competent in
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Illness OF Bishop Ouiuterd.

II will be painful to the many friends of
this eminent Divine to learn that he is
seriously i'll at Montevideo, Ala, from
which place he telegraphed last Sunday that
he would not be able to fill his last weeks
appointments that had been made in por-
tions of North Alabama and East Tennes
see. We sincerely trust that the health of
the Bishop may be speedily restored, and
that he may soon be again engaged in ac-
tive usefulness and among his friends.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-03

1t viii be seen in ouradvertising columns
that Gov. Senter has offered reward of
$500 for the apprehension of the parties
implicated in the recent Carroll county
tragedy. The Governor is determined, in
80 far as his power extends, 70 preserve
peace and good order in the State and to
see that the dignity Of the law be main
tanned
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Extract from City Laws Regulating
WaieTWOrks.

Section l. That hereafter it shall not be
lawful for the Superintendent Of Water
works to list the name of any person or
persons who may have been previously
listed, and failed or neglected to pay the
water tax for the space of six months, and
he shall notify such parties as may be IN
arrears, that their names cannot be entered
on the book for water unless all arrearages
are paid, and that all parties that continue
the use of the water after such notice, shall
be fined FIVE dollars for each and every
Offense.
We publish this extract for the benefit Of
those who may be in arrears. 1t will be
seen from the latter part of the clause that
every person who may continue the use of
water privileges after the Collector has
called and given due notice of arrearages,
subjects himself to fine as prescribed in
the section.
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New Orleans nlnrI,e,.

NEW ORLEASs, Feb. -Cotton-demand
fair and prices frmer; middlings 24I0245c;
sales z, 100 bales; receipts 1852 bales;
exports 1882 bales. Sugar-prime 1l1@
1l3c. Molasses- prime 68@7Oc. Coffee
l09@179c. New York sight exchange I z
cent discount.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Tobacco strong;
Tugs and common leaf 6. COOS. so; medium
Leaf 9.0O@11.0O, manufacturing to bright
leaf 12.OO@1+OO. Flour-superine fall
4.15@4.40. Wheat 2 spring 92c.
Corn mixed, sacked, &c. Oats 54@56c.
Whisky 93c. Mess pork 27.O0@27. %. Bulk
meafs-shoalders lie; clear sides 144c.
BaconTshoulders 12t@12sc; clear sides
I63e. Hamf ice. Lard 154c. Molasses
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Flour-spring extras
3.90@4.75 Wheat Sic. Corn lie. Oats
3S4e. Rye &c. Barley 7s@75c. High
wines '92c. Mess pork $3.50. Lard l5c.
Bulk meats-shoulders Toe; short RIB sides
l34q134c; rough sides 125c
Cincinnati maskets.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2.-Flour-famiIy 5. 20
@5.40. Wheat and corn unchanged. Oats
5O@56c. Rye $4,000. Cotton duh at PA
Optic for middling. Tobacco firm; sales
OF 60 hhds. Whisky Ole. Mess pork &c 90
@26.5O. Bulk meats-shouIders 1O3c; sides
124@144c. Bacon-shouIders 12lc; sides
15@l54c. Hams 1s4@l94c. Lard-steam
15c. Butter 2S@32c. Eggs 22@24e. Sugar
ll@133c. Molssses 75@77c.
Louisville Markets
! LOUISVILLE, Feb. Sales of 175 kids
tobacco; Tugs 6.OO@7, 80; leaf S.OO@18. 90;
wrapper 20. @3O0O Flour, grain and
| groceries unchanged Mess pork $500.
observation-disclosures 13c; sides I53@I64.
Bulk meats shoulders 113c; sides 14t@
154ic. Lard-tieree lie. Hams I9t920c.
Whisky CSC. Il.
| Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Feb. Cotton quiet and
firm at 2444c; receipts for two days $3.50
bales; exports for same time 1,IO4 bales;
stock on hand by actual count 26, O55 bales.
Flour firm and unchanged Corn 91@93c.
Oats 6S@7Oc. Hay 25.O0@26.OO. Bran
24.O0@25.O0. lard I7t91Sc. Mess pork
$500. Bulk meats weak; shoulders Ito
lie; sides 154e. Bacon-but little in the
market; shoulders nominal; sides 165@17c.
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THE COTrON mARKETs.

oSAAAeAs hk@Ass OsAsAs ole
Market very dull and prices dropping
holders asking 234 cents for low middlings,
buyers offering %. Only few bales sold
at irregular prices, to fill out orders.
Augusta, Ga, Jan. 81.
Cotton-the market opened with a fair
demand at 24c for middling, but on receipt
Of depressing accounts from New York and
Liverpool, our market became dull and
easier, closing middling nominally 23}c.
Sales 493 bales; receipts 6S7 bales.
Columbus, Ga., Jan. 81.
The dullness and heavy decline in New
York have greatly depressed our market
and made it Ifeless. To-day the sales have
been limited to a few buyers. BIiddlings
pc; though to effect sales &c off would
have to be submitted to. Sales 2O6 bales !;
receipts BOG bales.
Atlanta, Ga, Jan 81.
Receipts light; middhngs 22kc; low mid
dlings 21s; good ordinary 2O4; ordinary Is.
Macon, GA, Jan. 81.
Cotton, receipts to-day 4i2 bales; sales
115; shipped 29G. Receipts for Jan. 1870,
7,477 bales; sales for same month 1890
The market opened quiet this morning at
235 cents, but the usual noon dispatches
Knocked the bottom clear out of the
market, and it closed fiat this evening at
234f, nominal, with little offering and
wide difference between the views of buy
ers and sellers.
. Savannah, Ga, Jan. 81.
Cotton receipts ?, 994 bales; sales 800
middling5 243; market dull
Augusta, jan. 81.
Cotton market dull and lower; receipts
6S7 bales; sales 400; middlings 2433.
Charleston, $. C., Jan. 81.
Cotton sales 200 bales; receipts 1,OG9
market dull and 8@4 lower; middlings 243.
Mobile, Ala, Jan. 81.
Cotton sales 500 bales; receipts 2,372; ex-'
ports 1850; market closed quiet; middling
2+4@243. f-.
Memphis, Jan. 81.
The market, which was brisk up to Satur-
day, was devoid of animation to-day, and
closed dull, in sympathy with the New
York and Liverpool markets, both of which
labor under the heavy receipts at the ports
last week. Sales were only 600 bales, |
making 1889 bales for the week ending !
this evening. Exporters were nearly with |
out orders, and buyers on Eastern account |
were limited to prices 4@4c below the !
views of factors, who, as a general thing, |
continued to ask 244c for middling, 24c for |
low middling, 234@234c for good ordinary. |
The transactions reported were mostly at |
22c for ordinary, pc for good ordinary, !
23S@23fc for low middling, and 24i0248c |
for middling.
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Nashville Provision Market.

Market active, and prices firm as follows:
BULK MEArs-Clear sides 154c; clear RIB
sides 142c; shoulders life, packed
BAooN-Stock lights and quotations nomi-
nal Clear sides 16Sc; shoulders 13Bc;
country hams 17@173c. RI .--.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart & Hensley's sugar
cured G. c. c., guaranteed, 19c; plain city
cured 1Sc. ..
LARD-We quote, in tierces 175c; cans
1Sc; caddies packed 4 in case, 19c; No, 2
in fierce 16lc. .... ...-
RUm PoRK-Fnll weight $22@2f 2 bar
rel, according to quality. 1851 M
DRIED BEEF-Sugar-oured Isle.
BEEF ToNGUEs-Per doz. Sc.
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CITY NOTICES.
Last Sales of Japanese Goods

Last safes OF Japanese Goods
Positively the last and closing sales of
unique and exquisite articles of Oriental
workmanship, sea shells, etc, viii take
place this day, at the hours of IL A NJ. and
P. NJ, at Mckee & Toney's, No North
Cherry street. This is rare chance, as it
may be long time before another such
opportunity presents itself Remember
this is the last day. febS-1t
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Reauliful Cornice WORK.

Persons on the Public Square and near
the corner of Cedar street cannot failed to
have noticed the new and elegantly finished
cornice work decorating the new front of
the building occupied by Mr.. Slime. We
have rarely seen it surpassed 1t is the
work of those skillful workmen Messrs.
Murray & Co., who are a credit to the
mechanical taste and enterprise of our
aitu
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VgeaUtiEuE Work

As fac a piece Of work of tho kind as
we ever examined Is the vanishing and
gliding Of the counter Of our neighbors,
Messrs. Wand and Kinney of the Mer-
chants Exchange 1t IL an exact and eI-
guisite imitation Of rosewood, and the
gliding is unsurpassed Il is the haudi-
work Of A J. Johnston, Esq, corner Union
and College streets.
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Nashrllla Prodnca nrnrlret.

DRIED FEUT-Reeeipts and sales of
II, 600 lbs at 81 and &c. Shipments of H.
900 lbs,
HAYmSales from store to-day as$2G q
PEAEUTs-Market dull, and prices stiff.
Sales of red from store at S1.61 3 bushel.
BUTTER-We quota at zoe 2 10. ,tt
FEATHERS Dull at 60@65c. srl
CHEsrNUTs-We quote nominally at 81
2 bashel.
EGGs-Sales from wagon at 2Oc . dozen.
BEEswAx-Market dull at $50.
HAY-We quote at $26@27 z ton.
IRISH PoTAToEs- Northern are quoted at
$3.50 2 Dbl.
: GREEN APPLES Tennessee $3.50 p Dbl;
Northern 81 Q Dbl
CoTToN SEED Receipts liberal, and sales
at zoe . bushel of 33A his. IL
GINsENG-We quote nominally at zoe.
SH1PsrUFF-We quote at 1924 q ton. 81
BRAN-We quote at 1924 q ton.
MDDLINGs-We quote at $40 q ton.
D RAGs-COmmand Ale.
e MooL-We quote bury at 15@20c; I'M
washed without burs 25@26c; washed
without burs 35@37c.
N<@snVille Flour and Grain Market
FLoUR.Market active at $5.OO@7. 90 for
supers to fancy
CORN MEAI-We quote the market regular
at S1.O0 q bushel. ~ ~
CoRN-Shipments to-day of 9, 700 bushels
at S1.0O . bushel, sacked and delivered in
depot. u
OAIs-We report sales from store at Csc,
sacked
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VERANDA HOUSE,
Formerly Planters Hotel, corner
Summer and DeadericlI streets,
NRSnViIIe. Tenn.

Formerly Planters Hotel, corner
Summer and DeadericIx streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
This house has just been thoroughly reno
waited and reftted at a heavy expense, and
is now open for private boarding, with
FULL HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS.
The table viii be at all times supplied
with the very best that the market affords.
The rooms are furnished in neat and com
Portable style, with good, clean bedding,
and in order to secure the comforts of a
frst-class, yet quiet inn, no pains or ex-
pense will be spared Attentive and polite
walters will always be in attendance.
This house is situatedin the most healthy
and select part of the city, and not over
one hundred yards from the PublicSquare.
Board very reasonable-as low as the &C
commodations viii permit of
Patronage very respectfully solicited.
jan22-2w
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GENERAL MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. ., 1870.
Nashville Cotton Market.

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 acces-
sible to the public:
New YoRK, 1O:25-Cotton dull and
prices unchanged.
NEW YORK, 1E15-Market duh and
prices unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, 2:30-Cotton steady. Sales
10000 bales; uplands 114@11sd; Orleans
112d. EI-EG ia
NEw York, 2;15-MarkeJ dull and prices
nominal. Sales on time, Feb. 24s; March
24E; April 255; June 253.
New York 3--Market irregular. fOrdin-
airy 2244; good ordinary 233; low middlng
2448; uplands 25ss; good middlines 26;
Mobile .25ss; Orleans 255.
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MARRIED.

CRUTCHER-MANEY.-On Tuesday evening,
Feb. l, at O'clock at the residence Of the brides
brother-in-law, Maj. D. C. Douglass, in Williamson
county, by the Rev. Il. B. Boude, Of Gallatin,
HARRY CRUTcHER, of Gallatip, Tenn, TO Miss
SALLTE NJ NANCY, of Williamson county, Tenn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


CHERRY PICTORIAL TRocHEs, superior to 81
others for Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Bronchitis
and Hoarseness
None so pleasant. None cure quick
Manufactured by RUsHTON & CO., Aston House
New York.
No more Of those horrible tasted, n&useatin
Brown Cubeb things. feb2-d&w2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-03

Jack Smart, on Monday evening, with a
confederate, engaged in the dubious enter
prize Of fleeing some other parties by a
swindling and gaming process. Jack
wasn't as smart rs his name would indicate.
and being overhauled by the police, the
Recorder made him smart TO the tune of
$40 in the court yesterday morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-03

Gennett & Co., South Market street, are
in receipt of 500 barrels Peach Blows,
Russetts, and all kinds of seed potatoes,
which are offered at lowest market price.
jan30 1w
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At the DeDors.

The depots at Che several railroads, yes
terlay presented a scene Of general hustle,
and business activity good, bales. boxes,
produce and groceries etc, We're piled, and
packed, and were being received and ship
ped in large and various quantities. The
business over our roads is, and has been
certainly all that could be desired.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-03
AZ uae Race Track.

There have been several additions 10 the
fine stock in the stables at the Race Track
recently TO those formerly on hand. There
are there now some of the finest blooded
stock in the country, that have won laurels
here and on other courses.
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In New Quarters.

The many friends of George johnson VIII
find him at the new saloon of Phil Wills &
Co., corner of Union and Market streets. He
presides at the bar with his usual dignity,
and serves patrons with his accustomed
politeness.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-03

Charlotte Dodd, colored, was brought be-
fore Squire Mathews yesterday on the
charge of tearing up some clothing the
property of another negress. Squire
Mathews continued the case until to-day.
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Crnnd CIOsinp Out sac.

Gray and Noble, 81 and 80 North Cherry
street, have determined to reduce their i'm
mense stock of hats and gents furnishing,
in order to make room for the spring trade.
They will sell for the next thirty days al
prices that will astonish ALL Our stock Of
tttrS, winter gloves and underwear is laid
out to be sold, and must be closed out.
ian2Seod2W
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There were near sixty marriage licenses
issued from the County Court Clerks Office
during the month of January. This is mar
ryinp and giving in marriage.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-03

The great preventive of venereaI diseases
having stood the test of rigid experiment,
is now offered for sale ~ all druggists.
febI-tf
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Ouarrelsome FamiIv.

Henry, Mary and Adam Hirch were ar
raigned before Justice Mathews yesterday
on the double charge of assault and battery
and using language calculated to provoke
a breach Of the peace. Their cases were
continued until this morning at 10 o'clock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-03

The amount of water tax collected during
the month of January was in round num-
bers near Sc, 900. The Collector informs
US that payments have been made,
all things considered, with remarkable
promptitude.
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Yesterday was one of the most charming
days for the season we remember ever to
have witnessed. 1t was warm, languid, and
serene. Every thing above and below,
around and about US was calm, beautiful
and pleasant as the smile of an infant, the
breath Of love, or the JOY of a saint.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-03

Bob Patterson, the inimitabIe, the man
who didn't strike Billy Patterson, but who
strikes everybody with his Inequalities,
sets free lunch every day. His polite
clerks, Z. w Harlow and William Dougher-
ty, look out for the comfort Of guests
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RargainsI BargoipsI

Boots, shoes and hats selling at half the
regular prices, being slightly damaged by
water. Call early at No. Union street
price the goods and be satisfied. jan2Stf
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Criminal Court.

There was but one case of importance in
this court yesterday. J. Buck, the negro
man who was incarcerated for horse stealing
was convicted of the charge, and sentenced
to the penitentiary for the term of ten
years. "..
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Academy Of NIusic.

Another large and highly pleased audi
ence was present TO witness the varied and
brilliant attractions presented at the Acad-
envy last night. The energetic efforts Of
the management and proprietor to afford
first-class place Of amusement, are meeting
with gratifying success.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-03

Business of criminal character has
been very light before Justices Courts,
during the past ten days, and the same
may be said of the Recorders Court,
which facts indicate a healthful tone Of
morals prevailing in our city May 4
long continue.
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Heavy Squalls in the Ninth Ward

There were six children bornin the Ninth
Ward on Tuesday night, four boys and two
girls. Verify, the gallant Ninth is multi
plying and replenishing.
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Wishing to close out large and assorted
stock of Champagne, Sherry, Port, Ma
deira and Claret Wines, we will sell them at
very low prices. Call and examine.
ARNusTEAD & Co.
jan1S-f No. 80 West Side Square.
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BANKING HOUSE
National Savings Company.

~ Deposits received, and interest allowed
hereon, loans negotiated, collections made, and
General Banking business transacted ocI6 If