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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-02
PcTsonaI.

Ms. a. NJ Aeeker, The authoress goes
to New York next week, for the purpose Of
publishing her new novel, Castle Malone,
or II may be that the manuscript will fall
into the hands of Bonner, of the New lcrE
Ledger, who always has au eye to his cir
culatiun in the South During her sojoucI
in the North, Mrs Meeker will, as usual
correspond with several of The leadinl
papers in the South.
We were glad TO meet in the city yester'
day, DIR. }. A. Ridley, Senator elect, from
the counties Of Rutherford and William
son, in good health and hopeful of the
future of our State.
Thomss A. Sharp, of Winchester, one o.
the most energetic and intelligent of Ton.
nessee manufacturers, is at present in the
city.
Col Ed. Fort, of Robertson was in the
city yesterday.
Il. F. Thomas, Of the Springfield Rob
ertson county, Record, was registered al
the Commercial Hotel Yesterday.
Mr. Sell Howell, of Memrais, was ia The
city yesterday, "a joyous rs over. He &c
potts that his rival, and il may be proto
type. Barney Hughes, will be here in a
day or two, 10 accompany him on an I'M
migration excursion 90 Chattanooga. Long
may they wave
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WHY are You 90 Nervous ?

Let us resolve the question. 1t is because your
organization is naturally delicate, or you make it
so by violating the laws of nature. Life is bur-
den to tens of thousands of humsn beings only
on account of the indulgence of their appetites
and passions. As an appropriate and legitimate
penalty they are suffering from nervous Irritable
ty irregular sensations, uncontrolled impressions,
unGounded uneasiness, Testlessness, qualms, mis-
givings and dependency. Their tears will flow
or laughter break OF unprovoked by sorrow or
Joy. They are victims of hidden diseases which
produce this fuctusting state of animal spirits.
Is not this your condition? What you most need
is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HERB BITTERs
is tonic and gentle stimulSt which will refresh
both mind and body with natural strength, and
what it gains for you it maintains Iersons Of
nervous temperament will be able 70 overcome
and keep in check their inirmity by the daily use
of this pure and wholesome nervine and invigor-
ator. noV2I- deodlWSWlt
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nominal; good ordinary 134c; salss 500
bales; receipts past day l,750 bales
Charleston Cotton Market
CHARLEsToS, Dec. Cotton excited
and higher; middlings 154Q154ci sales
500 bales; receipts past day 2,02$ bales
shipments last twenty-tour hours l, 1sI
bales
Mobile Cotton Market
MOBILE, Dec Cotton quiet at I5c;
sales LOO bales; receipts past day
1.165 bales; shipments last twenty-four
hours 1, 101 bales. -.
savannah Cotton Market
SAVANNAH, Dec. Cotton quiet and
weak; middliDgs Isle; sales 500 bales;
receipts past day 3, 745 bales; shipments
past tSenty-four hours 4, SS5 bales
New Orleans Cotton Market
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Cotton dull and
dropping; middlings Isle; sales 5000
bales
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Last evening Concordia held her fifth
anniversary, and Joyous occasion it was.
This really live institution of Nashville
knows 40 such word as fail. ana whether
there Is TO the outer world adver sity or
prosperity, there is still the same geni-
atty and cordially within the beau
tifpl walls Of ConcOrdia Her members
consisting mainly of our most respected
German citizens, DO not wait for the build
ing Of opera houses or the coming of for
eign iroupes for amusement. But relying
upon their own native energy, talent and
resources, get up in the best style an ex-
oellent drama, delightful concert or an
embracing hop. Hr "a grs
Thee VINO are fortunate enough 20 be
invited guests go in with curiosity, remain
with pleasure, and depart with wonder
that SO agreeable a club exists in Nashville
without becoming universal manic
But so it is; Concordia goes on hel
quiet way, affording the highest
degree of enjoymsnt to her members enC
the favored few who are occasionally per
mitted 20 enter the charmed circle
The celebration of the fifth anniversary
consisted in delightful hop and al
excellent banquet. Time does no
admit Of anything like a just tribute TO 20
pleasant an occasion. We are not per
mitted 10 dwell upon the elegance an
beauty Of the ladies who adorned the oc
/ casion. Professor DIAMOND gave the cor
mand TO the graceful couples IN the msz
dance, and the delicious music lent chan
20 the fairy like occasion. "a
MIR. Seaman, who is now the PresldeI
af the Club, for the third lime occupio
the chair of State at the banquet and GC
livered the opening address, depicting i
beautiful language the troubles, trials an
present prosperity of Concordia.
To the first regular toast, sour Am
verssry," Mr.. J. NJ. Northman replied ,
appropriate terms. The second toast 9Th
Ladies" forced Mr.. L. j. Loventhel la
an expression of the sentiments which
most sincerely entertains. "Our Invite
Guests" was responded to by Mr.. S. liz
map, and 1.-The Press by Col. Burch.
After the profuse banquet was tho
oughiy discussed, the dancing was r
Moved, and continued TO an early hour
the morning, when all departed with 9
heartfelt wish that Ooncordia might Ii
forever and her shadow never grow less.
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,.,..cncrated from water

Nr. b. Sloper, of st. Louis, had on ex-
bibiiiou at The City Hotel, last night, an
annsratus for generating gas from water.
me Iioht was very brilliant, and far ey-
cee5e8 in srlsndor that of coal gas, which
is burned AT the hotel. Mr.. s. informs Us
That this cas- can be made at a cost Of y
por thousand cubic feet aad can be regu-
lated in quantity, rs desired, 10y the size Of
the generator. Our enterprislng citizens
would perhaps DO well to call and see ioI
themselves its operations Mr.. S. will b,
at the City Hotel several days
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New Advertisements.

The St Cloud, corner Of Summer and
Church streets, is again open for the recep-
ton of guests. Fifteen members of the
Legislature, forty day boarders and several
families can be accommodated with board
HemphIll, the oyster man sent us a can
of the square brand oysters last night.
For delicacy of flavor they can't be beat
Hemp keeps the best. Try them.
Anderson Crosth wait has opened q saloon
at ~ Cherry street, near Broad
W. G.. Ewin, Clerk of the County Court,
advertises sale of land in the 9Th civil
district on the Path inst Sale to take
place at the Courthouse door in this city.
Yeatman, Shields & Co. announce a
Sheriffs sale of Furniture at auction on
Saturday at 10 A. NJ.
Called meeting of Phoenix Lodge, F. and
i. N. this evening.
Dobson & Williamson, the well known
architects, have removed to the Lewis
Block, corner of Church and Summer
streets,
Hickman d Roberts have number OF
residences and business houses for rent in
Nashville and Edgefeld.
The partnership existing between John
\. Moore and Thomas l. George, in the
tuSuIduCe DuhlHohS, HIS D6o0 ulSSO4Ncu-
Mr.. George retiring, and new firm now
exists between John n. Moore and ]. Dong
las Cross, who are the representatives of a
number Of the best insurance offices III the
country.
Isaac Paul, the chairman of the commit
tee TO whom was referred the subject of a
free bridge across the Cumberland, calls
for a meeting of the committee on Monday
next, at the Office of the County Judge.
Invest your bottom dollar with Thomp.
son, Brothers & Kelly, who have deter
mined to clean out their last year wooden
dress goods at greatly reduced prices.
The number of convicts in the Peniten-
tiary is slowly but steadily increasing.
Being Rooted I'm.
The new Touring mill in Edgetield is
now being rooted, and in a few more weeks
We expect 10 see ii in operation.
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fEcmnIlls Arrived.

Tic remains Of Martin Costello who died
IL Nicilsburg On tho 2StA Of September of
"a ougesiiyo chill. reached here yesterday
evening, and his funeral takes place from
the residence of his mother No. ia Cedar
street to-day at Z. NJ blr CASTILLO was a
member of the 4ih Confederate Infantry
during the war, aud enlisted in company
made up in Memphis. He had a host Of
friends in this CITY
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s.,-,op.toon ExhibttiOnin EdgeGieId

We beg to remind orr Ed ,efeld neigh
bors that there is a rich treat Ia store for
them at Tulip Street Church tonight, and
we hope to see the house crowded to its
utmosl capacity 10 witness the beautiful
and instructive views which will be pre-
,ented with the Stereopticon. Most of the
scenes will be taken from incidents in the
life of our Saviour, including the Cruel
fxiop, Ascension, etc. The whole to con-
tlude with Coles Voyage Of Life.
The admission Tea Is only 30 Cea's. The
scholars Of Tulip Street SUNDAY school are
admitted free.
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Second Crop Of Pears,

There is a pear tree in the yard in the
rear of DR.. W II. Morgsn's residence on
High street, which is bountifully supplied
with fruit for the second time this wear,
AID good large fruit at that. The tree is
an old one, AID was bearing fruit when the
late w. B. Shapard, who formerly owned
the property first came to this city, ovel
fiftv wears ago. This old landmark is iusI
spreading itself il its old age.
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CT.rE OF TENNEssEE-DavIdson

W g. Doris Pending before Jno. b. Bas-
VS.. kettle, Justice OF DaNldson
James Mckenzie County.
In this cause, it appearing from affidavit filed
by plaintiffs attorney, that defendant Jas. Nc
Kenzie is indebted to the plaintiff, due by &C
count fer rent of house and lot, in the sum Of one
hundred and ifty-three 60 100 dollars and that
said claim is just and 1t further appearing from
the affidavit, that the defendant, James Mckenzie,
hiss removed himself from the State of Tennessee,
or so conceais himself that the ordinary process
of law cannot be served upon him; an praying
an attachment to issue against the property OF the
defendant: whereas an attachment did Issue on
the 2Ist day of November, 1870, against the prop
erty Of defendant, and was returned mo proper
ty," with punishment served on Nichols Walker
to appear before me on the 2Sd day OF November,
1870: and whereas, ON that day the said Nicholas
Walker did appear and tnsWer that he had in his
possession one gold wstch and cbaia belonging to
the defendant; and It appearing from the re
turn of the officer that the defendant Is not TO be
found in Naturalization Of the court 1t is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the Union
and American, a newspaper published IN the city
Of Nashville, for four consecutive weeks, com
manding the defendant to appear before me on
the 10th day OF January, 1871, at O'Clock P: NJ
and defend said suit commenced by original at
tachment and garnlshment, or the same VIII De
heard eI parte. JNO. II. BASkETIE,
Nov % 1870 Justice of the Peace.
..WsDn Iaur
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a Rare Dish.

On st. Andrews Day George Wright
entertained a number of Scotch friends
with genuine Haggis, a dish as famous
throughout Scotland, as the plum pudding
is in England, or pumpkin pie in Yankee
dom. It is very rarely that such dish is
served up in this city, and it was certainly
reIished by every mar who was fortunate
enough to get slice. If it was not famous
before the days of Burns, he nationalized
it, and handed it down to posterity in
song.
Fair IA your hon est, sonEie face, eT
Great chieftain o. the puddin' race!
Aboon them a. We tax your place,
Painch, tIipe or thairm.
KeeI are We wordy Of grace
As iang's my arm.
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SsToat ERIr.'s

E. Our Geographic report from Louisville
nnbjishad on tho 29th ult. gives the quota
lions of bulk meats on the day previous rs
follows; Shoulders &C; nib sides lo4c
clear sides lO3c; lgrd-in fierce l5c. The
afternoon price current Of the sarne day,
issued by the Board Of Trade OF that place,
,,roies IS follows Shoulders 72@Stc; Iib
I1I@12c: clear sides 12@12sc; lard-tierce
f8fS14c There is a wide difference IN
tbsse reports. Either the telegraph re
rorter or the Board Of Trade reporter IS
wrong. Set things fixed mp, neighoors'
and ''to8t fair.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
Columbus, Ca, Nov. %.

Columbus, ga, NOV. %.
Our market quiet, with middlings at
Ale; closed with downward tendency;
New York off 4c; sales 500 bales; receipts
GAS bales; shipments 394 bales.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. %.
The market opened firm with holders
asking &c advance on yesterdays closing
figures, but their views were not met by
BUYERS. There was, however, affair demand
in the morning at 142c for Liverpool and
145c for New York middlings. In the
afternoon, on receipt of weakening New
York accounts. our market ruled quiet and
easy at l4s0l4ac for Liverpool and 14kc
for New York middlings. Sales PA bales;
net receipts 1,GS6 bales.
selma, Ala, Nov. 90.
There we're sales to day of GOO bales.
Low middling lac; strict good ordinary
1873 to 13Jc. The demand was active, and
the market closed easy at our quotations. Q
Norfolk, Nov. %.
Steady. Low middling 15c; sales $40
bales; net receipts 2,O43 bales; exports
coastwise 2, 855 bales; stock 5, 1856 bales.
Boston, Nov. 20.
Market quiet. MiddliDgs 16sc. Sales
500 bales. Net receipts 1926 bales; coast
wise 2,O99 bales; total 3 1873 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 80 bales; stock l5,-
600 bales. @
Baltimore, Nov. 20.
Good export demand. Middlings l5sci
sales 900 bales. Net receipts 225 bales
eoastwise 725 bales-total $50 bales; ex
ports coastwise 2,77O bales; stock 6,S35
bales.
Wilmington, N. c., Nov. 20.
Dull and inactive. Middlings 15c. Ne
receipts 321 bales; exports coastwise 1,15'
bales; stock 2,126 bales.
Montgomery, Ala, Nov. %.
Our market is quiet and firm; low mid
dlings 14@14lc.
Macon, ia, Nov. %.
Receipts to-day $50 bales; sales III
shipped 699 bales.
TIE market opened firm with good de
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meteorological.

We are soon TO have full meteorological
reports from prominent points throughout
the United States, taken 10y trained meteor
Ologists, stationed at those points by the
Secretary of War These observers go
through regular course of training previ-
Gus TO departing foE their several fields of
duty, and their reportE are all compared
and registered AZ WASHINGTON.
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NfARRIEn.

-CUNNINGHAM-ltt the resi-
dsnee Of the brides uncle, Capt }. M. Smith, ~
miles from lhe city, on the EoleHsviiie pike Ny
isev. Pr. J. n. sharpe, Mr. JNO. T. MAssEEeALE
to Miss JRNNIE J.. CuNNTNGHAM -'@ "
McCANN-BLAEKs-n Louisville, Ky, on
Thursday, Dec. /, at the residence OF the brides
mother, by the Rev. Df. sehon, WaI. O. MCCAIN,
Of this city, ana Miss KATIE BLANKS.
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CITY NOTICES.

The Sth Wonder of the World has been
found in Georgia. The discoverer is a
physician Of long experience, extensive OBJ
servstion and profound judgment, and his
discovery has proven such blessing to
women, that it is already known through
ont the eountryas "Woman's Best Friend, y
With remarkable quickness and certainty
it cures al cases of suppressed menstrta-
ton, acute or chronic, and restores health
in every instance. DIR. j. Bradfelds Fe-
male Regulator supplies o remedy long
needed in the treatment of diseases pecu-
liar to women. This the medical faculty
knows and admits, while many of our best
physicians are using it in daily practice.
The medicine IL prepared, with great care,
by L. H. Bradfeld, Druggist, Atlanta, GA.
and sold at $3.50 per bottle by respectable
Druggists everywhere. nos 2awlm
MY FRI end stop that terrible cough, and thus
avoid consumptiyes grave, by using DR.. Pierce
Ale. Ext or Golden Medical Discovery. For curing
all throat bronchial and lung diseases has never
been equsled. 1l- ..TEE
Sold by druggists. noy29-deod1w, s-w&w1t
See advertisement Of Dr.. Butts Disper
sary, headed Book for the Million-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. /
should be read by all. mays d&w1y
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$40 q Hshd. .,, ......':.s. 90. zsO1

The following 90 sss cotton qdotNuons
received At the National SsssiiiSe earapeny,
corner Union and College streets, wn@s
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations.
are receiS ed hourly, and are always access
sible to the public:
Nnw YoBE, lO:15-Cotton dull and lower.
ordinary 1870; good ordinary 15ac; LOW
middling 15sc; middlins .19c; gcod n,o'
ding i6tc; Mobile 164; Orleans iose.
New YORK, 12-Msrket dun ana nomna,'
IryEspoo1. 11:15-Cotton market firm;
sales 10, 600 bales; uplands ss@94d; Or
leans 9s@9ad.
NEw YoRK, 2:SO-Demand fair at lower
rates. til
Kew York, Demand fair at lower
rates; ordinary 13c; good ordinary -l5sc;
low 1hiddling 1890; middling 16c; good
hriddling 165ci Mobile 164c; Orleans 1910
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EnNERAL NOTICE.

BENNINGTON Wednesday night, Mis-. MARY
COURTNEY JESS1Nes, wife of DR.. Thomas r. Jen-
ninss. Her funeral viii take place at The First
Presbyterian Church, on Saturday Ito morrow
morning, at II O'Clock. Friends and acquaint-
auces are requested to attend without further no
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I.Iertion Of ofrtcers.

The officers Of Edgefeld Lodge No. 254,
L. and A. NJ, elected last night, we're as
follows:
O. S. Le5Beur, ". ii.
Thomas Wayne, 5. ".
A. A. Breast, J. w.
J. $ Wo1JGori, Treasurer
w. H. Morrow, SaCrUlaTy.
J. r. Spitle-, Tyler.
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peIIcC NofcS

4 hack driver named Ed Fairbee was
arrested yesterday, charged with two
offensos; ore being for driving r. hack
without license, and the other for running
two hacks with the same number
J. n Gaines, negro, was arrested yes
Icrday for fast driving
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Two of our citizens slept in the came
room with Thos. Dodson at Sparta after
he had turned up missing The suppo-
silion now is that he Is in tho upper ccuu-
try on an extensive trading tour.
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MEN.

CosTSLLO--In vicksburg, Miss, On the 2sth
of September, of congestiye chilli, MARTIN Cos
rELIo. His remains reached TINS city last even.
ing.
frienas and sciuain ancss are respectfully M
yted TO attend his funeral, from the residence OF
his mother, No ia Cedar street, at O'Clock P. n.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-02

We have on sale q Few copies OF the
Laws of Tennessee enacted By the Legisla-
cur OF 1S69-7O Retail price $3.50 per
copy. A liberal discount viii be made to
the Trade. Address
UNION i AMERICAN,
* Nashville, Tenn,
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Situation wanted .

An experienced bOOk-keeper desires q
situation in banking house, wholesale or
commission house. Apply TO johnson Il
Smith, College street. 1928 II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO ARRIVE.

Monday or Wednesday, 100000 Goose
Island cypress shingles, which We offel
in lots at s.. 25 per thousand.
-ra j. NJ. HAWKINS,
No. 40 South high street.
orR b. WRIGHT,
nov27-timayl7 Cor High and Broad streets.
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Heavy Cotton Shipmcnts

Below we give a statement OF the cotton
shipped over the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad for the month of November, and
the points of destination. The statement
shows an increase of 5, 740 bales the past
month over that of November, 1869
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mand this morning at 144c for middling,
but closed weak, if not nominal, this even
ing at those figures.
Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 80.
Market dull at 1915 for middlngs; 1890
for low middlings, and 124c for good or-
dinarY. -
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C,TATE OF TENNESSEE, o1ice Clerk aud Mas
- fer. Chancery Court at Nashville, November
the 24d, 1870. Jane X. Brown, Complainant Vs.
i q Neybr-y ard another, Defendants.
1t appearing from affidavit hled in tins cause
that the defendant, J. y. Ne~bry, IS non-resl-
dat of the State of Tennessee: and it further ap-
Wearing that sn attachment has issued in this case
AVID has been returned levied upon the following
A Judgment recovered in the Circuit Court of
Davidson county, Tenn, in favor OF J. x. Ne~bry
against John BurkhOlZ, for 1924 and costs, rem
dered on the 10Th Of October, 1870 1t is therefore
ordered that said defendant enter his appear
ance herein before or within the first three days o.
the next term of said court, to be held on the hre'
Monday in April next, QS7l,) and plead, answer OF
demur to compliments bill, or the same VIII Dc
taken for confessed rs to him, and set for hearing
expsrte, and that copy of this order ne Pubnsned
tor foIIr couaecutiye weeks in the Nashville Union
and American. A cOpy--attest 4:
. - I'd D.. NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
.-- Clerk and Master.
DEF. WiIkin Il Chamberlin, Solicitors for Com
,,,airant uOv24-law4t Thur
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This house is now undergoing consider.
able repairs, IL the way of fitting up new
dining room, billiard hall, etc The dining
room was completed day or two since
and Is now ready for use.
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In Chancery at NashviIIe.-No.6 6, 6Ot

IN Chancery at NaShville.-No.6 ,6O6.
CTATE OF TENNESSEE, Office Clerk and Mas
- ter. Chancery Court at Nashville, November
the 10th, 1870. Adam Karsch h Co., comp amants,
VS.. Willism Long and others, Defendants
II appearing from affidavit filed IL TINS cause,
that defendant Willism Long, is nonresident OF
the state of Tennessee: and it further appearing
hat au attachment has issued in this case, and has
been returned levied upon the following prop
erty, viz: -, -,-,,,,...., A..
Lots Nos ~ and AZ in McGsvock's addition to
Nashville fronting 90 feet each on Madison street,
and levied on as the property Of VIM. Long.
1t is therefore ordered that he enter ms appear
ance herein before within the hrsI tnree o s
of the nsat term of said court, to be heid on Ine
first Monday in april next, us7l, and plead, an
swer or demur Accomplishments bill, OF tne sa s
will be taken for confessed as to him, ana SCI sol
hearing ex paYte, and that copy Of TINS oru ,s
be published for four consecutive WeeEs III the
Nashville Union and American.
4 copy-Atttst: .vrvo ID E-
Clerk and Master.
Jonn Ruhm. solicitor for Complainants'
noy24-IaW4tThur
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IN. CnAEfLEa ElnTEL,

Cheapest aud BeSI.-Mrs. whitcombs
Syrup for children is sold by druggists for IS
cents bottle, and is III admirable preparation
for infsntile disorders. noY.b-lwNwlt
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WEATHER BULLETIN,

Var Department - Signal SerUioe Ulltcd States
AJYHy-DiUiSioT Of TCycTdHls aud Reports for the
BENEFIT If Commerce.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD, DEC. /, 1870.
1856 O'Clock II. W..