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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Five Store Houses

IN THE BEST PART OF TIE CITY FOR SALE,
i or would be let on ground rent.
Also eplendid subutbso residence. No. soil,
for SALE exchange for good city property, or rent
for 1871. Apply to .-.ef &
NEwSOM, HORTON Il CO.,
declO 1t % Public Square.
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FOR RENT,

TWO SMALL FARMs-oNE CONTAINING
Il seventy four acres, the other adjoining the
above, containing 50 scres-lsnd good, improve
ments ordinary. The above places are within
three miles of Nashville, lying between the Gala
tin and Porter pixies. Apply to
DR.. J. D. WINSTON,
No. 40 North High Street.
or NJ B PILCHEB,
dec4.lw No. "a South Market street.
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CHOICE NORTHERN APPLES.
TO THE PUBLIC.
e. ?. JENKINS,
No. 80 North Market ST., Nashville,

uAS ON HAND A COMPLETE STOCK OF
ii Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Glass, Glass
ware Oils, Vamish, TUrpentine, Druggists
Sundries, Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Soaps
Toilet articles in every variety. Brushes,
Combs, etc, etc. Pure Brandies, Whistles,
Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Wines, Cordial,
etc, etc. The inest qualities Of Green and
Black Teas, Tobaccos, Pipes in every variety,
Scotch Irish. and Americs n SnuGs, etc, etc.,
which he will sell at prices to defy compsti-
tiOn, and to which he respectfully invites the
attention OF his friends and purchasers gem
orally.
Agent for Virginia Coal Oil, and pro-
prietor of jenkins celebrated STOMACH BIT
TIERS. No. 80 North Market street.
Il p. JENKINS, Druggist,
I,Aporter and Wholesale Dealer.
oc2 3m 2dp
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GOLD opened and closed in New York
yesterday at 1102.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,

Nos los and 100 North College Street.
THAT FTRST-CLAS3 HOTEL HAS REOENTIY
Il undergone thorough repair, and now enters
upon the winter campaign with every convenience
for guests. The finest front room, suitable for q
family or single boarders, can be had. The fare
is the best, and prices low. Single meals so cents
lodging so cents; or board 81 per day. Remember
II is convenient to the depots. seplS-3m
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N o &c Il.

NASHVILLE, TENN, NOV. 10, 1870.
A Ii PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA the City Of Nashville, whether in the form Of
Checks, MAtured Bonds and Coupons. Judgments,
Audited Accounts. or otherwise, viii please Ale
minutes of the same, at as early date as practi-
cable, with the Finance Committee, which will be
in session on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
from 10 O'Clock A. n. until II n at the Mayors
Office. Filed statements Of debt viii be taken up
for consideration in the order in which they are
recorded.
By order Of the Finance Committee.
nOv27-2w ID. T.. GARTER, Chairman.
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The official vote of the sixth con-
cressional district stands as follows:
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A Great Bargain.

WE HAVE FOR SALE STORE AND
w Dwelling, new and in good condition, be-
tween Church snd Broad streets, renting for 5000
per snnum, st $500 cash.
ARRIRGTON, FARRAR WEARLEY, Ag'ts,
novIS-tf 81 North College street
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LOT FOR LEASE.

THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY FEET OF
ground on vau1hsll street Eor lease. Apply to
dec9 81 sp' A. V. S. LINDSLEY Il SON.
TNOi6 RENT, CEHEAP-One Store in my
L Block nexC Mrs. Tynes'.
/ Store in my block corner of alley.
] suit Of rooms in second story.
l suit Of rooms in third story.
The stores are handsomely furnished, and with
the rooms lave ali ths latest conveEiences.
deco 2y JOS ". ALLEN
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CreTar & AIbcrIsOn. vs.. VI. i. Pat
rIsh and others.
Treppard a GO. vs.. VI. A. Parrish aRu
others.
EEaynic & Chiffon vs.. VI. a. Parish
and others.

Lots No. /, >, and 4, in the Rutledge Add
ton, at the corner of Market and Castleman
streets, fronting 2l5 feet on Market street, and
running back along Castleman street $50 feet,
together with the dwelling house and all other
improvements on said lots.
TFrNs-Credits Of 6, 70, IS and "a months.
Notes required with approved security and
lien retained. sale free from redemption.
NATHANIEL BANTER,
dom. u & ST. salts 3t Clerk and Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-10

A BOOK FOR THE MILLIONI
MARRIAGE aM hzzssi Gq sRo:s a5os 1t
ENInE TO marry, on the phyHi-
v " IL no illogical mysteries and
revelations Of the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries In producing and preventing offspring
preserving the complexion, etc.
This Ia an interesting work Of 72s pages, with
numerous engrsvings, and contains valuable In
formation for those who are married or oonten-
plEte marriage; still II In book that ought TO be
under lock and key, and not laid cArelsss1y about
the house. l.a-r
Sent to any one free Of postagel for Fifty oentA
Address Or. Butts' DispensarJ, no. II EOrth
Eighth street, st. Louis, No.
Notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate.
Before applying to the notorious ouscks who
advertise In public papers or using any QuAck
remedies, peruse Dr.. Butts' work, no matter what
your disease Is, or how deplorsble your condition
Dr.. Butts can be consulted personally or By
mail, on the diseases mentioned In his works. o.
nee, No. II y. Eighth street, bet. Market and
Chestnut, 81 Louis, Mo. mAydkv5 IL
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TWO NICE DWELLING HOUSES IN EDGE
Il FIELD.
One splendid residence in the city, on Summer,
bstweer Union and Cedar, suitable for boarding
houBe-very cheap.
One dwelling house, just completed, with al the
modern improvements; gas and water all through
the house
One store house on Market street, between
Church and Broad.
Also, a number Of other houses for sale or rent
very cheap.
Apply TO HICKMAN ROBERTS,
Real Estate Agents,
deco II No. Maxwell House Block.
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MY OLD DuSiRess house Mo- II, on the
Public Square, opposite the upper end OF tbe
market house, for one or more years from first Of
January next. Its admirable location max Is h
one Of the most desirable business houses in the
city. For terms, apply to .-...E
JOSEPH YAULX,
Or to A. q. & W. P. HURLEY, Maxwell House.
nov26tf
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LOOK I'D YOUR CHILDREN.
TEE GREAT SOOTHING REMEP<
Mrs. fOures Colo anu arIpn inl Prioe
WHTTcoMB's the Bowels, and facilitates .
Syrup the process Of Teethtng. Cents
Mrs. (Subdues Oonvulsions knd) Price
WHTTCoNs's overcomes all diseases Incl Is
Syrup dent to infants snd children. CentS
Mrs. (Oures Dizrrhea, DyEentery) Price,
WHrTooMR's and Summer Complaint inS Is
Syrup Children Of al ages. Gents.
II IL the Great Infants and Childreu's Soothing
Remedy In all disorders brought on By Teething or
any other cause.
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE CO., 81
Louis, Mo. Sold By druggists and dealers In medL
cinea eveFyEhere. mas dkrviy
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Flannels! Flannels! Very Cheap
AT THE
PhjI0deIDhiO Store!

DLANKETs, s. PAIR; FURS, S225 SETT;
ID Kid Gloves, soc; Table Linens, Napkins
and Doylies, very cheap. Ladies' Boys and
Gents Underwear very cheap. Shawls and
Dress Goods at New York prices. Gray Twill
Flannel, Csc; Opera Flannel soc; Irish Linen,
CSC. Our Boot and Shoe department is fully
supplied with the very best home made, work,
and lowest prices in Nashville
Philadelphia Store, 81 and &c College street.
deco 1W BLAKE & MCLAUGHLIN.
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AND AMERICAN

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10 1870.
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FOR RENT for 1871,
THE FARM OF MRS. z. c. OGDEN,

at present occupied by O. O'Donnsl, situated in
the 18th district, near the Dickerson pike, and
about one mile from Edgefeld, containing $50
acres. For terms, etc, apply to
Dov15 Isw5t Tu ARTHUR O. WHITE, Agt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-05

the happy shore of the Golden State, hunt up another friendly flag, and report for duty again, as Paymasters sometimes make visits, ''as soon as practicable"
 Here at the Reservation l met with quite a notable in the person of the Mohave Chief Irataba, whose friendship for the whites, and services at the time the exploring expc- dition under command of Lieutenant Ives ascended the then unknown waters of the Upper Colorado, have since become part of our Territory's history; and who, some five or six years since, visited Washington City, and was reported to have been quite "lion'' (and a wild one at that, among grave Sena- tors and brilliant Major Generals.
 The oll man is here now with his tribe, but he looks feeble, wan and grief stricken age has come to Irataba, but it has brought to him no bright and peaceful twilight; dark and cheerless appear the skies of his declin- ing years "Sharper than an adder's tooth is it to have tpankless chld.' A dispirt. ing thought must it be for him to experience and sad sight to sec the sceptre of his reign crumbling in his grasp, and the day oi his power closing in shadow. For the steady encroachments of a superior race from with out, and the intldelity of his own "brayes ? from within gradually revealing itself in dis obedient acts and coldness of behavior, mus fill the heart of the old chief with emotion; of sadness. But he belongs to fated race and must be content
 For To. the poor Indian, bis destiny still Is to fade from the earth like the dew.H
 Yet who shall say that he may not inherit [ fame. Perhaps wheE he shall have passed away, his early friendship for the whites, hi services rendered them in their first adven into these dangerous wilds, may be remem bered, and held as something that our coun try twill not willingly let diei" and tha those who shall dwell here when these val lcys and alluvials shall have been subdueC by the hand of industry and changed int | pleasant places will often refer to him as th' Uncas of his tribe ''-" the last of the Mo | hayes" -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-05

wind set in, and about D. m. we s,r.,.. Tn snow drift. All got out, as tho on.,a .a'' could neither get back or forward shas.' were soon furnished and all hands ,ra engers commenced shoveling. The .,ow very hard, and mixed with sand and a'. The wind blew gale and, at first We ,hor.,. ot stopping for the night The snow packed so hard that it bore up our .ncins Picks and axes were furnished and at i, w. went, but in half an hour the expres. ,,.,e reached us and both engines managed ,o ,,''n back our train and then we got good .,.-. by backing up, and worried through to sb., man several hours behind time. Al s1s. man, we learned that the regular ,,o;.,. train had found snow and was off tbo ,,.', within one mile of that place. thu. ovor hundred men were engaged in shovelipv ,ro-- We lay here about eight hours beioro ,r. road was clear and then started do,., ., Atlantic slope of the Rocky mountains ,' sherman, the air was light; the ani,ra. ing over eight thousand feet. Our ,h.,m... eters read l2' below zero. The wind t,..-. gale and out doors was anything bu, cou iortable. From this place few bon-.
 brought us down to the Platte ysD,, -, better westher, yet the snow bothered r,n.. or less all the way to Omaha, at which n,,.. we arrived ten hours behind time
 Our trip so far was pleasant and corro.,. ole, quite equal to our best wishes. Tho :. bic would compare with that of a 6r., .,.. hotel. Our beds were as good as the ho., ,, bar was furnished with the best wines .,s liquors, and as the tropical fpn was n,.,.a upon 'be table and as we partook of all ,b. Iuxuries that San Francisco market eonId @ii'fa we ceala 10: help somparin, nj, trip across the continent with the trip o,s, the same route twenty years since.
 From omabn, we crossed the Missop,; ,,,. and again stepped on board the sleenin. car and retired. During the nigh, N. ro, under way. We passed through the s,s,o. of Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio. pepp.vlv, nia and into the State of New York Tb,a..L these States l learn that they have had ,n early and cold winter notice Is,,. s.,I. of corn and potatoes still in the field pnb,r vested. In places, the snow is ouite deon yet We made inc trip from San pf.m;.oo z, ~ thi' place inside of seven days. Tbe we,,b. CT Is changeablc and disagreeable. wewouls prefer the climate of Arizona to this.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-05

MoHAvE CousrY.-We publish, elsewhere, in to-day's paper, rather gloomy account of matters and things in this county, and are sor- " that the writer, who is gentleman of un- tiring energy, should permit dull times to weigh down his hitherto buoyant, hopeful spirit. We are not conversant with the pres cnt state of affairs in Mohaye county, but if they are as dull and depressing as the writer of the letter says they are, we concede that he has just cause for repining, although, in our poor judgment, it would be wiser for him and other citizens of that county who may think like him, to "keep stiff upper lip" and battle manfully to bring about better times. Mohave county is said to be rich in mineral, has considerable farming and graz ing lands, timber, etc, and will yet come out all right. The world yves not made in a day, friend "A. E. D."
 It will be seen, from this letter, that our prospectors, under the lead of Philip Rich ardson, were getting ready to go on their hunt for gold.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-05

heavens, would soon set all things right and in motion. More mills would be started to work, the arastras would be set a going, hundreds of placer miners would go to turn ing up boulders and taking out the metal which dazzles mens' eyes and strengthens their nerves. Heretofore, at this season, we have had plenty of rain and snow, and we cannot doubt but that we will soon get plenty of both.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-05

THE Los Angeles Star Of the 20th ut, h.. the following items; We understand that uen. Ord sabout to make . tour of inspec- tlon Tn Arizona, starting out next week from San Francisco. He has detailed 300 troops Tor service in the Territory, who are to be shipped from San Francesca to the mouth of the Colorado river-thence to be conveyed oy the river steamers up the river, landing at Fort Yuma or La Paz, to be distributed to their respective destinations. We are glad to hear of this much required increase to the effective force in Arizona"
 Mr James Grant, mail contractor, of Ari- zona, passed through town, on his way to San Francisco yesterday"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-05

GOVERNOR SArroRp.-Colonel Uo,,r Bigelow has favored us with the neru.,i of letter recently received by him from or- Governor. A. P. K. safford, whs is now E,,, exerting himself to procure more troeps s,, the Territory. Upon arriving in New York the Governor found the Press-.the eoncsn' 'ratlon Of public opinion--against giving any more aid to the people of this Territory-th. editors believing in the "Quaker poli,vs But, before leaving that city, for Washing. ton, he succeeded in enlis,ing them in our cause, and thought, when he wrote. that they would aid him in the matter of getting more troops. He mentions having called upon Mr. Mccormick, the "Delega,e from Pima county;' and says Mac was doing all he coald for the country, etc.
 Besides more troops, we need. badly the establishment of mail service on the Thirty. filth Parallel route, between Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Prescott; the srt,lement ot the vexed question regarding the laws; and titles 10 our farms, town lots and mines.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-05

TIE eight cylinder lightning press recently set up in San Francisco, by the Bulletin Com pany, works to perfection, and prints news papers "liko lightning" The Morning CR, a spicy, newsy daily, which, we believe is also owned by the Bulletin people, is "rOrk' ed off fn on the same press.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-05

TIE Elko (Ncvada) Independent, of re- cent date, tells it's readers that lon Saturday. Jim Pierson will fight his blooded bull-terrlsF against prairie wolf to initiate his eoeE- pit" They do some savage things in "ei't Tired '" countries
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-05

THREE Indians came to grief recently, near Camp Grant. They were killed by the troops. The Arizonan says one of them was white man-painted like an Indian. Guess not.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-05

LIEUTENANT W. II. WINTERS, U. s. A., and Mrs. Kate E. Walker, were married at Tucson, January 18th. This is in accordance with the old saying, "None but the brave deserve the fair"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-05

THE total value of bullion shipped oy Wells. Fargo & Co.,, from White Pine, ID 1869, is set down at Sl, ,93s, ,ssS A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-05

SHAFFER, the appointed Governor of Utah, is said to be very ungodly man. He swears vehemently, and drinks like fish
, 1870-04-17
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