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, 1870-09-02
TO RENT.
A FINE Opening FOR BUSINESS.

The nlLr.. a1l bet b.-!ne-. sand a .L. pi..-aat
sEd thriving t'wn 1t Dn1rE.. fr.luels CO, ILL., will i.
TAratrd eefly in September,
Ih. fin. b7sures .ou,. 4s51 h--:. with haaz wn:7
rton, has, Ef, Id rAu4 abov-, Iae1ttd c1 t+r
il n. tsMa.e. c-n:sr Of ii. t"Hp. ani WELL. oE-
CURED FhUN flkf. a5,Eis su. u facilities f'.r =
fue lAEe- E+u. .ai .rate in rr -: s-cee-i,, kfn
and e"suuJ rz DIG" ct sEtrv Fzri r. rtl1y'ros
rnUGty t.1rc two ordinary cr,sr+ III .As 7...-4t
1hte- %51ndaus and truly roht+rffl c-cp4 s;vc u-.nt
anets u Ia:St AID hea!;hy tsa:A.
Tbs 4lov~ truseF1y VII be s1r rcat At tt4s y ahts
.s;.f 4:ter the :s:.l dry Of s.p.sEl*.r: At,ir-.'
VIM r. PfEIt>uN,
Boz 5-r ,,,,i. =, II
, 1870-09-02

ATHENS. Acg. ea.-lsa,lan advoea,es arr rx
cudcu from tAktne raEt IN the trial Ut ,hr Mar
athon brgsnds. England e8acn clo,aN ,pdcrn,
nlt6 for Mrs. Bosei.
, 1870-09-02
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.

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'h A"AAssA ssne 1Ama W
NAoius' ' sept. 4'-ouxe nanpatets. W"
-ay' - suee" NV uoaou W "..oen -s aeS1eta's eoA
a.ns an1 uas,' ~. eon'e!np- nc ao"eset' con-
~. ss. s.s nea. .as =. tne -an's lae uiiu-
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>e 80, sNA nas an1 va e"11.
se' "ent oe'ote inc oasHses toast al
'ou oou MAoe motlon n
'1Vale tne otues anHef Fnica MS examination
was taxing r'ace. the Cour rr:uscd. int agreed
a,ue.' nary arr unite n1tss.,t wtth Nh,,rcx,. ~
t,,.,s,eo ~ y. o-..,I...
''se'aoee ~ " examined.
AnAG doLU bASkS.
The Comptroller Of the Currency expects to
In Ia ID u,st,, n.&
wd;e an', n ~ .,.o ", anu ~, nh'
delphta. It ts u~t thought al the department that
The decision not to receive the notes " COLL
.,hHAs ~ pas " ua..sh "'l uetas Ias ioina-
AloA VI tAesc panAss - HI a1e boHSed 10 leueena
tut II notes tn New York In gold. and notes tha
,e anu ~ ao tno.e Ta.as TO use
laeA' ~ F"s "o'its eaa a4"asst aal EsaHl!ss,
change them lnto geld.
TUE cESSCS.
AT .he ccrsns office +l,h. million o,,, n b,.s
y, =, y, ,n,.,. ...,.n .asa,.. A Aa'' Ae''
~ ~ - -. ~ 'e en tn 'eea"t !" oceufa'
~ L. 4etoAAs a1S AaIa AuEc GOup!ekc Ea1u IN
leo. From The Northern ci:ies, nhou, three
II nrt Is Ut the population are reported M with
, 1870-09-02

INDIAN tsctn>-A Large Drove of Cat
tlce
CHEYENNE. II. T.. Sept, IA telegram Yrnn,
turs ftftetNao says j. A. Shirley with rirhf
ihcrsatt! head OF Cattle atrtred there yestecnar
Flaite River, but satisfactory Arrangements hsv.
hten made through Col. Chambers and John Rrs,
haw, AMI tacy will go on unmo!rstel They ~.
pcct ~ arrive at South Pass about the lstb.
\ parry of Sioux arrived t.sserias. Rel Cloud
with larke body OF fnalsns !seI7ects.i Ia two
weck$. to meet Peace Commissioners Brunot AMI
Campbell. ''-'''
, 1870-09-02


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'tauce, Their II ccr:aLn,y nothing tn tbe nhya.
tGuvuy OF thc ;orrly city thar Gives It fse IN
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,ho. atss o, r,,,h1 ,;s,,u, a.'a .teln:n'
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". efs A'I '.4'' .oaA!a Aoook tnc Ras'-
'ns " ~. oslLau ptns'ec1s '''" ame1lca mas ex-
cay" 'uc "ia,a VI lay eo'e o3alnst the e'tlsor.
- ussratIu ~ nu' Jus "ee" sccess>a from the
ifenen 7iA"ahsa saaoft ~ washington, chHtrasllet-
Eh 'he report oi tne oe2afsosc OF German tlllbus
'cls 1to!h tae la1ted states.
Especial to tla New Yo.k TincAl
FA1ls, Sept 1.-The a!oastrr sensation story.
uGllse,t III tho Figaro yesterday, has h+.u t:ace4i
to american axrlts Of Prussia Ii Paris, There
att some curious revelations In tai7 connection.
surne od h4utsa concerned III the tunf-,le,nt+
any plots arr mlxe.l up With the affair." Us well
ns Certain journalists, operating from Lnadoa.
Fl a's was deceived hy tti Pc1chant for s'cau-
at,ls.~
11fE HsrBUsK coKREiiTSDESTs STORY.
tSprrial IT, The New York Tsibnar,
1oSpoS, Sept 1.-The special correspondent, of
the 7F'b"as writes from fsEis e'laes.say:
Htso'lsobs Of all kHls oEt already n n:hlug famine
{t1Fcf Dultfr sa1t, '1af poLaloth art 'I"utr. Md
, 1870-09-02
ILLINOIS,


Speeial Dttpateh to The Chicseu Tribune
QrlScr. sept. Id II. West, express agent At
Utica, No., on the Hannibal X ST. Joseph
1tailroah, came Into Utica III the eastward bound
passenger tram, last night, and on stepping from
.As t;stc x1s kQc.1GI u.~n y ) fIs.ea. t:a:a
, 1870-09-02

fQFNTEHrh

ConrERs1owS, y. T., Sept, 1.-Leverett {.
S;e*ell, for nany year! merchant N New York
WIS drowned IL Ot>ceo Lake, this morning, while
ba.hnE.
, 1870-09-02

CorESH4GES, Sept. 1.-Quccu Digs, Of Greece
was safely delivered Of daughter here to-ltr.
, 1870-09-02
ELECTRIC DISKS,

N@NAA0
TO Physicians and Surgeons.
DIR, GAkKATTS MEDICAL ELECTRIC DISKS,
Ehfs or ftltFc- rhsa1tafG1- ns.Fagi3 .et1nl also,
Gur cough, ktu xtsnsAA Impaired .rrt.l .tu:I sri
HtFrs brunrlIa sttett1ons+ b. ,-,
W.AkErst ur la!neurt4 II, tit l.4e. r1ssi.< and
pAsS ast. tlm. l.:I a:n, aut ynrtlsz,! 1l.>c- Ar
ri Atd Jrtr'{f tY Frutrrtur. Of Harvard ~ftsI
ErltsEc, aAt lutnJ II t !tr ply s1exn- ts-t and
rsrf'l. Tatts VI tr cnEsr " 'In hasr r:tirHt.
o. Fetf Att and e"utenirI Alts F.:.,tserl h..
t:at'ts T. JActe4.ft, ~. H. SthIr Ar..srr If Mas:
5"'r kHnatf. theri-t. AID all sci. utiit n4,u !, ,hu
la. Z tcst.-i tI- ir II rita
1t Tst We wish - state s}nt r4 III. c.iv
'elllrc Dr. t'arrstt- Mr it II. trcat ni.k. sGx
anI trl1.L hatt Ls,r &EnM e tirs f5s III, b.
iits' =: III T. r. ttref-ffy I' ,.r ts u ti' Kid s"r
tnst Ett IT, Msit;al Often -m3, t.i.t a1v pI.--i+1e
tr. <iIks they E4st ln.ktnY {n-.''
GOODMAN d. SilEETLEEF,
Surgical Instrument Maker. and Dtal.-.,
II sud Is TsHtnunt-st,. Boston.
eht sfcnn IT, II. cy y! u Hahn. II. r. ':ity rhy4l
rthn; VIZ + .9E.. II p. r.-sa"l.,' IN, -ei5a C.ak
Comfy us*ptal X: H.. HIneh.,n. ~. d.: j. IInnrls,
-: A,.l Marx. H. D.: hrusy Senne. ii. D.; In.
fct sat. with full -rrir,l,n. AMI certificate # H. r
INT Hts, ~ Fn1l.s, FLel i Fuller; tuus-'atck STEVEN
s"f' krt4; Ers l. Sharp =. II. Sarktut; An1 MI
pT.tirip&f lrt4Hisl<
s..i. may L. 4dr-.d tn .lca1cr- er she Electric
DIX Gn.:N NJ. :, knr,-a.'d.tt. h.t.t"n. Macs.
, 1870-09-02
FOR RENT,
PHOTOGRAPH GiLLERf.

Tie Galley recently :c.npi-d and 40 :"es auda'r7-
larry known FAs.ETT'S GALLERY. 1T -: iss
ssu:a Cla1k+t~ Jot 4f!cn's Buil1iee = s.e 'a:1
went eesnsr Clark aad NsshinstoE ~. is u.sr ~
cent, at4 " wh:rh hf .le- uakpttic+zt -:e ii r. I'll.
1ft.fins exhibition. an ether s:'. III u LEI
pete oEaer, with :ater aaA sae Ms -:::
entrance, e1nree:.ls. will h rrc:r :a q t'iih "
.tcreruo,u, fnr 4 arm o. yr4:-- A7.lvA'
CHARLES GOLDMAN
u. .r.< p,
, 1870-09-02
ALPACA.
TIGER BRAND
~ - ~ - MI H0 -
@EaG<a .zlsfsisss 5ssssas ~ =
SNEazS }}YAx E#ssse.SX3;
-SsSS2Asaf -
E&S%N.-&-1s s-AS-eess- se5faSeE
Black Alpaca.

We Keep eoa>tane!y IN stock l. fun
line OF tkis celebrated brand tsor
which wc arc sol, AGENTS In the
United States>. and which nro 50 fa-
Eorabiy known By tho oat5-o Wostoru
Trade for their brauifuI Color and
finish, nE yEe3l as fos uncqual1ed Etnc-
ness of Fabric.
pleasure in oEo1iuE
, 1870-09-02
Kans, Business, and location 0! the Lseans
Business Houses Of Chicago.

crftht Eit|tsf as Reference E-ttsl ri,i3 The city.
Tx Ess>.s are strictly PiH.1-cLAss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-19
New Advertisements

Dee the several Chancery sales by Ma
thAniel Baxter, jr., Clerk and Master,
Among our new advertisements will be
found the card of the Mechanics Bank of
Nashville, B. +. Wilson, President and w.
NJ. Duncan, Cashier. ehis new institution
is located IN the State Insurance Office
building, No. 30 North College street. IL
VIII remain open from TO / P. NJ, exec ut
ON Saturdays, when it will continue Cd 81
until P. H. This is convenience which
VIII be highly appreciated by the business
community.
Winstead Brothers, 81 College street are
IN lecsipt of water proof grain alligator and
can boots, the English hunting shoe, made
OF OIL tanned grain leather, lined with
ouchskln, and keep constantly on hand a
large assortment of home made work.
An important meeting of the Nashville
Rioodhorss Association will he held AT the
Merchants Exchange this morning at II
O'Clock
The last great sale of lots of the season
for the North Nashville Real Estate Com
pany and the Alciavock estate, is anuoup-
ced for "Wednesday Nov % The terms
OF this sale are most liberal, only ten per
cent In cash being required the balance
on one, Two and three years credit, with
interest, and no security. Az this will be
the last chance this season, the Messrs.
browns X Chsatham, who conduct the
sale, expect large crowd of lively bidders
Present
Every enc Interested in an extensive
sale OF new and secondhand furniture, arc
referred to the advertisement of j Prou-
Snltzer to be found elsewhere The sale
commences at hait past nine O'Clock this
morning
A. V. s. Lindsey Il Sons will have a sule
OF lots IN BlOods addition on the 22d inst.
These lots are on Main, Russell and
fatherland street They will also offer ON
the same day desirable lots in Bang aud
Roberts addition
Fish lunch today at lO} o'clock at
Plowman q Ewes saloon Old Bob will
Of1ciate as master Of economies, with Knipe
as his assistant
The National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets are doing a re
gulsr exchange and banking business: they
receive deposits and allow interest thereon:
they buy and sell On New York, Cincinnati,
and New Orleans; they furnish drafts on
London, Dublin and all parts of Germany
and they at al times, pay the highest rates
Tor gold, silver and uncuTent money.
L. i. Winstead II Co, Cherry street, op-
poslte the Maxwell House, are in receipt of
a magnificent stock Of winter boots and
shoes, manufactured 10 order, together with
children shoes IN every variety and style
For shirts and drawers, of different yari-
cites of flannel, and all kinds of mems
winter underwear, call on Ely i Whiteside,
Al Cherry street
Tie lobe Hurt clears for Cairo tiis
evening at four o clock.
The Magic Arnica Liniment is warranted
10 cure PAIN in five minutes.
For bad cough try the Hungarian Bal
sam of Life
The Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer has
only to be used to be appreciated.
SozodOnt and Spalding's Glue are stand
ard articles
See notice of Mrs Whitcomb's Sirup.
Browns Bronchial Troohes are sold
everywhere
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew er
deserves to De rememhsr-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-19


seems little likelihood Of any serious reac-
ton, as the London market ie stu CON-
paratiyely low. At Denzie the best old
high mixed wheat has risen to SIS, cost,
freight and insurance, weighing only 81 to
62 pounds per bushel, with very few offers;
while American sdvices note higher
range by every mail and cable advice, and
though peace between Prussia and France
has been talked Of, and neutral powers
have joined In their good wishes and efforts
to promote it, there would seem to be
great difficulties in the way. The very sue.
cesses OF Prussia will perhaps reduce her
disposition to treat, and the still high spirit
OF France, In spite of her signal defeats.
leaves but poor chances for -
settlement of the x snAedv
WIZ i" ,noroarto,,s 1nastio,,'
- uermany high priced and In want Of
sound corn, with our Belgian and Dutch
heighbors buyers, and Paris In danger OF
starvation, We think peace itself would
give start to trade, as every place in want
would soon send out its orders, and some
thing then Of the real restitution caused
by the war become more apparent. Blu
should the dogs of war be left still to play
their havoc before the season is over, the
penalty must be paid in still higher prices.
The arrivals off the coast since the 21st
October were 9 cargoes, of which car
goes we're wheat, maize, barley. BUSH
ness was reported as follows: Wheat, SO
cargoes in all, viz: Mariahopoli, 45@50s;
Ghirks, 42s sd@4Ss; Berdianski, ASS 6d@
SOS; RostoA, ASS 6d@46s; Hard, Ais Cd;
Yiesk, 42s@42s Sd; DanubiaD, 32s Cd; Po-
hsh, ASS; California, 55s. Maize, Al oar
goes, at 29s@31s Cd. Rye, cargoes, sos
6d@32s Sd B riley; 10 cargoes. 23s edo
26s Cd Beans. 3 cargoes, 35s@39s 1O4d.
The sales of English wheat noted were ST.
1856 quarters st AIS 81, against 50, 800
quarters at 46s Id in 1869. The London
averages were els Sd on 1884 quarters.
The imports into the Kingdom for the
week ending Oct. % were 1857 cwts
wheat, and 123, ops cwts -four.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-19
Fast TFotf;ny

The fastest trOtting time in public this
year WAS made on Wednesday last in Pros
psct Fair Grounds, New York, by two
horses owned by Bonner, and what viii
mrprise the public is that neither Of these
horses was Dexter, whose time yet remains
unequalled at the end Of the trotiing sea-
son of 1870. The first of these horses il
tho six-year old Joe Elliott He trotted
mile IN 2:lS9. He carried five pounds
over full weight. The second is the beau
tifal mare Pocahontas, of which COmmo-
dore Vanderbilt once said: at is worth
hundred dollars day TO look at her She
irot,ed mile in 2:l9, carrying over full
weight. Both Of these miles are the fast.
est that has been made in public this sea-
son. II has often been predicted the past
summer that DeXter's time, 2:l78, was to
be beaten by some other horse: but when
put TO the test no other horse in the coun-
Try has after all, come az near cqualing it
as either of these two, out of Mr. BOnner's
own stable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-19
A PLEASANT ROMANCE.
A secret marriage and AZ saved
Properly. -

The Buffalo IN. " Express is response
hie for the following. We are sorry thai
such very romantic affair shoald be
spoiled, but if any such commercial trans
action occurred here, Il has not been re-.
ported on change by either the Oldest OF
youngest inhabitant We give the story
as II IS told by the paper referred 70, with
the remark that il may seem very plausible
and be swallowed by the Buffalo people,
but IN this catfish country Of ours, 1t is not
believed. Here it is:
In one of the boarding houses upon the
east side of Main street there occurred a
singular incident Last Monday night A
very respectable young gentleman and re-
iihed young lady, who had resided in the
houae for over six months as single persons
and mere acquaintance, suddenly an
nounced TO their fellow boarders that they
We're man and wife, and had been so for
some time. The following little circom-
stance the young gentleman Felsted as 20
the cause Of their secrecy. Two or three
years ago he had boarded in the family of
very wealthy old gentleman at Nashville,
tennessee. This old gentlemen quarreled
with hrs wilt, and having taken a strong
hiking for the yonng gentleman in question,
informed him thEt he would will all OF his
property to him ON condition that hs
would marry his only daughter. This the
Young man refused 70 do. rs lac loved an
other, aud that he knew that the daughter
affections were conferred elsewhere ,,,,aT
upon him But the old genileme., Shom
i'll health had made irasei..,ie. stontly 40.
serted that, unless &c You'd agree 10 Inc
Transaction, he aiOuld leave his money "a
SEINE charitable institution and the youne
man, who was not very Well posted in lessl
matters, thinking 10 do the wife and daueb-
tor service, agreed 10 the proposition
and the will was made and the old man
came 10 the eastern part of this State %
rseeive medical treatment. The young
man shortly Rfterwsrd married the lady Of
his choice and came here 20 live: bnt. as
lac gays, In order 30 prevent the old gen
tleman from willing his properly away 10
charitable institutions, his marriage was
kept secret, and his wife and bimse II
lived together in the same house for
months as friends simply. Last Sunday,
however, telegram was received announc-
ing the death of the old gentleman, and
the young man, having made over all OF
his right and title 80 the extensive estate Of
the family of the deceased, now publicly
announces his marriage, and is happy. -
Blf;yio EeDresS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-19
tltects oil too much Robertson
COunIy-A Young Man Badly Shot.

COunty-A Young Man Badly Shot.
Morsiists and sages are continually hnrl-
lag their ansthemRs at King Alcohol. but
nevertheless his work of terror goes on
This is practically illustrated in the facts
We are about 10 narrate.
Ephralm Burrow, stranger in the city.
and a resident of Shelbyville, was yester
day wandering in the unhallowed precincts
north of the capitol, having in his pocket
pistol and i'll his brain a much more deadly
weapon. Upon approaching certain
house Of not very fair repute, he dis
mounted from the mule upon which he had
been riding, and while doing 30, his pistol
was accidentally discharged, the contents
entering his left arm below the elbow and
ranging for some distance upward. After
he was shot William H. Fry took him to
physician for the purpose of having his
wounds dressed, and then returned TO tie
scene Of the accident, and taking the IN
fortunate mans mule and pistol, endeav
ored to sell them. He finally pawned the
pistol, and was afterwards arrested for
taking the mule
Burrow being stranger in Nashville the
police authorities conveyed him to the
Workhouse where his case was attended to
by The WorkhOuse physician. His arm,
We understand, was very badly shattered,
and perhaps so much injured that he can
never regain its use Fry was also taken to
the WOrkhouse and will be brought before
the Recorder this morning
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-19
Heavy Ship,,,ents

The Nashville aud Chattanooga rnihoad
has been making immense shipments re,
Gently The business OF the road embraces
cotton, gram, Hour, groceries, livestock
etc. The shipments are steadily increas-
ing, and The general capacities OF the road
are kept In active demand Although this
Is the case, no apprehensions are enter
tanned OF such a freight blockade as nre-
vailed last season, as the managers of the
road have increased their facilities and
provided themselves against anv such con
tingencv.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-19
Handsome Passenger Coach.,

There are now at the Nashville aud
Chattanooga depot four new PASSENGER
coaches, marked St Louis, Memphis and
ChattanoOoa Railroad. They are of superb
make and finish, being at once elegant,
neat, tasteful and substantial. They are
nom the lannon's car mandatory of Messrs.
jackson a Sharpe, Wilmington, Del, and
cannot well be surpassed in either the ma-
ierial of which they are constructed or in
the elaborate style and design of finish and
Workmanship They are TO be placed
among the through passenger coaches from
Chattanooga to Memphis and ST. Lonis.
which through routes are destined 10 be.
como very popular ones
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Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.

The stockholders and officers of the Ten
nessee and Pacific railroad were TO have
had consultation meeting at the office of
the Company in the Chattanooga depot
building, at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Though number Of them assembled. a
quorum failed TO appear. An interesting
consultation was had, however, by those
who met, upon the present condition and
mlure prospects Of the road II is in the
hands of able and thorough going officers,
Is well stocked, and doing good business.
During the past week or ten days large
number Of hogs have been brought over
the road TO this place, and heavy quaint
Ties OF cedar lumber. II is contemplated
We learn, 10. put two passenger trains
day on the road SOON
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.sonBEHY OF GOLD AND SILVER.
Interesting Trial near Kingston

Interesting Trial near Kingston
- springs.
On last Wednesday before Justices Scott
and Harris, in Chatham county, near
Kingston Springs, three youths, William.
Moses and Thomas Whitfield, the youngest
being only about thirteen years of age,
we're tried npon a charge of robbery,
Messrs Lowe and Allen. Of Ashland, ap-
gearing for the prosecution and Messrs
W. G. Brien and John Ferris for the de-
endants.
IL appears from the proof in the cause
that on the night of the 18th of October
William Greer, Esq, was robbed of $500
In gold and silver and a gold watch, by two
men in disguise He had deposited the
money in an old trunk and placed the
trunk in an up-stairs room occupied by a
Mr.. Davis, carpenter who was at work
for him He had told no one that he had
the property or whore it was placed and
thought by his seeming careless
ness 10 avoid the supposition
Of his having it, On the morning succeed
ing the robbery, the carpenter was found,
tied hand aud foot, and secured to the
bedposts, and gagged. The carpenter said
two'me in disguise had come into the
room, the door Of which was not fastened,
and presented knife and pistol and conf
manding silence under threats of instant
death, lied him as described, and 81
manning few minutes -
I~g,oo,,t1 - ia. -oic.
ne co". =, not -s.--.sutify the parties Upon
opening .ne trunk the next morning, the
nr~siey and watch were missing The de.
PENDANTS were arrested, and each proved an
dtt6t, one being in Johnsonville on the
night, the other at a neighbors and the
youngest at home.
The case was briefly argued by Mr.. Love
for the State, and Mr.. Brien for the de
Tense.
The case produced the most intense ex
element, the argument for defendants
causing the greatest applause,
About thirty witnesses were examined
and very large crowd of citizens, ladie,
and gentlemen, were present Two of oul
citizens, Mr.. n. Hobson and Capt Cor
bett who were on 9 fishing excursion, wei,
also present.
The defendants we're acquitted, the evi
dence against them being insufficient tC
bind them over.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-19

We have had in this latitude, during tho
last few days, some quite cool and bracing
weather. Heavy frosts of mornings, with
chilling winds through the day, aud cool
evenings and nights, foreshadow the com
ing winter, which is now close upon as.