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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-17

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
iii, advanced to 1121 and closed at 112ss.
Dealers here were paying 1114 and were
holding at 11244.
Exchange on New York is bought by the
banks at par and is sold by them at I pre-
MUM.
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just Received,

Fifty barrels of sour krout on consign.
ment. CHAs. NELSON,
IL i 20 South Market st.
noyll d6&Wlt
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situation wanted.

An experienced book-keeper desires a
situation in banking house, wholesale or
commission house. Apply to johnson &
Smith, College street. se25 If
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ARM1sTEAD 4 Co., No. 80 (33 old west
side Square, are receiving full and ex-
tensive stock of staple and fancy groceries.
Their stock consists in part of new macke-
rel, cheese, cod fish, canned fruits and veg
etables of all kinds, English and American
pickles, mustards, sauces and catsups,
Cove oysters, Ssrdines, jsllies, preserves,
crackers eff all varieties, teas, canvased
hams, brandies, wines, champagnes, ales,
porter, cigars, tobaccos, etc, etc. They
are offering their goods at the lowest cash
prices. Persons in need of such ar icles
will do well by calling and examine their
stock. oc25 If
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Furs! Eurs! FurS

Eurs! Eurs! FurS!
We will sell 1000 sets of ladies and
children's furs regardless of cost,
CHAs. RIcHHEnrER & Co.,
movie If 46 College street.
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GREAT PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Property !
ON SATURDAX,
the 26th of November Next,

that valuable property belonging to Noble D. n
lis, lying in williamson county, Tenn +, on the No
lensVille turnpike, between Holensytlle and Trf-
une. This is most desirable property, lying on
both sides Ct the turnpike hrst rate dEsiifuE
house with al necessary out houses. No. 1 ME
house, Orchard, etc. with plenty of never-fs,ianR
water. The soil Is hrst-rate, and this viii Be
Oppor' unity TO buy first elias property P1en-
ty Of schOol-hOuses ald churches convenient.
therefore call the particular attention Of all per-
sons Who wish to bIy good homes. The property
win be divided In three parceis-Ole Of SO scre1.
one Of IS acres and OF 12O scres-au well tim
bered and vstered, and well adapted to corn o.
cotton
TERMS-One-fourth cash balance In one kuo
and three years credit, with interest and qcod
personal security. Lien retained for the p1rchass
money. A. II. TENSION
oct2ed&wsds Trustees.
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Paper Flour Rag

We are making to order all sizes paper
-four bags at the lowest prices. Whiteman
Bros, No. 4 Market street, Nashville,
TenE. jy17 tt
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO, Nov. I6.-Flour-e1tra spring
quiet but firm. Wheat-demand active
and 24@3c higher; closing at Sl.053@1 .O6
cash; this afternoon strong and active at
81 oslo cash, Corn demand active and 4
@44c higher, but closed firm at 6439645e
cash; this afternoon firm; CSC bid Oats
4O5e941c; this afternoon &c Rye 73@73c.
Barley size. Highwines S3c for IRON
bound Mess pork--nsv S21. 50q22 cash.
Hogs active st $705@755 Cattle more
active at S3.S7I@7. 70.
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During warm weather nothingi is no more
annoying than to dress the hair with a
greasy compound whose common odor is
fit for nothing but to attract flies. Louis
lana Creole Hair Restorer is free from sill
sickness; it is not grease, aud is ele-
gantly perfumed. 1t is an admirable hair
dressing for use by ladies whils travelling.
1t
The best stables in the country keep
Magic Arnica Imminent always oa hand.
1t
blankets! Blankets Blankets!
And Flannels, at low prices, st the Trade
Palace, II Public Square.
movie If JOHN GIIGAN 4 Co.
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Fresh Oyster,

j H. O'Connell & Co., Agents, 113
Church street, sell oysters cheaper than
any and everybody, at Louisville prices,
wholesale and retail nov13 1w
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Being solicited by my friends in this city
to make professional visit here, to treat
some special cases of chronic diseases, I
have, at their solicitation, concluded to re-
main in Nashville until the first of January
next, and have taken rooms at No. 81 South
Summer street, (nesr the Maxwell House.
where citizens of this city, or of the sur
rounding country, who are afflicted with
any form of chronic disease, and who de-
sire to, can consult me. Tbefollowing dis
eases ara my leading specialties: Diseases
of the Lungs and Throat, Diseases of the
Heart, Liver, Spleen and Kidneys, Dys-
pepsia Indigestion, Rheumatism, Neural
gia, Nervous or 'Sick Headache" Paraly-
sis, Scrofuls, and all diseases which are re-
suits of an impure or titistsd condition of
the blood and other fluids of the system.
Special and particular attention given to
the treatment of the various affective forms
of diseases of lcOn1en.
No office consultation fees required. II,
after interview, applicants desire my treat
ment, reasonable charge will be made for
treatment for a time specified, and the
necessary remedies will be furnished with
out additional charge.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

Market street, near the Square, Nashville,
Tenn. N. B. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
Single meals, so cts. Boarding and lodg-
ne, per day, 81, au31 d&w3m
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D. MoRTnoRE, N D.,
nvI3 eodtf No. 81 South Summer st.

Pimples and brown spotE on the faoe EruptiOns,
Blotches Scrofulous Diseases, aud ali sores ais
ing from impure blood, are cured by DR.. Pierce's
Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. As anti
bilious or liver medicine and for habitual consti-
patton of the bowels, II works wonderful cures.
Sold by druggists. Pamphlet on the above dis
eases sent free. Address DR.. R. V. Pierce. Buff
falo, NJ Y. noyl5 eOd1w
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CrAnIberrieS.

Fifty barrels choice cranberries just re-
ceived, by Gennett & Co., SO and 65
South Market street. novl6-1w
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We have on sale 3 few copies Of the
Laws of Tennessee enacted by the Legiala
cur OF lS69-70. Retail price 81. 30 per
COPY. A liberal discount will ba made 10
the Trade. Address
ONION a AMERICAN,
II Nashville, Tona.
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
W. W. BERRY, CHAS. E. HILLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR ZONES,
DANIEL T. CARTER
TNRANSACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE BUSI-
i NESS and deals in United States Bonds and
Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. W. BERRY, President.
JNO. KIRKMAN, Vice President. sep1-1y
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Southern Bonds in New York.
SECOND BOARD.

The sales of Southern Bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the 18th inst.
were "a follows.
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Dress goods, shawls and closks at man.
ufacturers' prices.
CHAs. RIcHHEDIER & Co.,
nov16 If 46 College street.
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THE Hillk.
The word stSozodont, .

Skating tonight. Practice skating this
A. EM. from 800 to 1880.
oc18 If Tues. Thur&Satur
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The State Insurance Company insures
dwellings, stores and merchandise against
the perils of fire; also produce and mer-
chandise in transit by ocean, river and
rail. oc22 If
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which is fast becoming household word,
is derived from the Greek, and composed
of two words, sozo and odontes. $500"
translated, means to preserve, and
"odontes, the teeth. Sozodont, a pre-.
server of the teeth. And it is true to its
name.
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Black AIpacas.

bI4Ch AEVthCtfS.
John Gilgsn & Co., No. 14Pubhc Square,
have an immense stock of black silk fin
ished Alpacas which they are selling very
cheap. oc16-tf
Furs Furs Furs! and ShawIs!
Very cheap, at the Trade Palace, IA Pub
lie Square, JOHN GILaAN 4 Co.
movie If
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5000 North Carolina old bonds. . ....... 49,
10000 Virginia six per cent, reg. old.
10000 South Carolina six per cents, new, Jan
uary and July. ................
1880 Louisiana six per cents, old. Z
The sales on the 14th inst. are thus re-
ported:
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New Orleans Market.
50. Louis Markets.

81. LOUIS, Nov. 16.-Flour quiet;
superfns winter S4@4 Is. Wheat high
er; No. 2 red winter 81 25@127. Corn
in better demand; new mixed 65@66c;
white 7O@75c Dat 4l1945c. Rye GIG
7Oc. Whisky S4@s5c. Pork quiet; new
mess 1923 so. Bulk meats-shoulders 1O4c;
clear rib 149144c; clear sides 144@14sc
Cattle dull at sos so for good to prime
Bacon-shoulders 14c. Lard dull; new
14c. Hogs steady at 6.4O@6. IS; receipts
40 head
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Professional.

''Spalding's Glue" will mend your ways,
or anything else that needs mending.
nov12 eod1w
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Our Stock Of carpets, mattings, ETC., is
now very complete. Prices as low as the
lowest. MANLovE d RICHARDS,
novl01w 60 College street.
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SAVANNAH, Nov. 16-Cotton irregular.
Gable news caused buyers to withdraw
from the market; middling Isle; sales
2, 500 bales; net receipts 4,677 bales; ex-
ports-to Great Britain 4,902 bales; to
continent 1,533bales, stock on hand "a,
1923 balss.
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extraordinary:

The passenger train leaving Nashville at
AIS A. NJ. daily, on the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad, goes directly
through to Memphis without changing en-
CINE, baggage or passenger cars, and ar
rives there at $3.50 p. N. of the same day.
Time, only IL hours and Is minutes, near
ly two hours quicker than the fastest train
OF rival lines. The only train passengers
can take to arrive in Memphis the same
day they leave Nashville. Returning, this
train leaves Memphis at P. NJ. and arrives
at Nashville at ) A. NJ The u NJ. train
by this route also makes connections for
Memphis, New Orleans, st. Louis, Chicago
and the West Time to st. Louis, 19
hours, five hours quicker than by any
other route. novlI 1w
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CompIete Assortment.

For SAIe,
A fine piano, low for cash. Apply at this
Office nov6 If
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ALEX. S. BRADLEY,

NeBI5UeI III DdHhI uPICJ'
have examined the questions submitted
in the foregoing certificate from Mr.. Regis
ter Bradley, and fully approve the opin-
ion which he has given, and it is ordered
that discharge issue to the bankrupt in
accordance Herewith.
CoNNALLY T. TRIGG.
Nov. l6. 20 U. S. District Judge.
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CHARLESTON, Nov 16.-Cotton open
ed firm but row quiet; middlings l5se;
sales 400 bales; net receipts 2, 500 bales;
exports coastwise 1,107 bales; stock on
hand 20, 749 bales.
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CAmo, Nov. 16.-Tobe HUT, Oeiro to
Nashville st 4 P. N. River fell 6 inches.
Weather clear. Mercury A degrees.
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Cincinnati Markets.
Galveston Cotton Market.
Charleston Cotton Market

GALVESTON, Nov. Is. - Cotton firm;
good ordinary 13s@133c; sales 1876 bales;
net receipts 315 bales; stock on hand
IL 225 bales.
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GOLD AND SILVER.

The National RaYingB Company have made ar
rAngements to supply their customers with revenue
stamps st the following low rate, discount payable
In stamps, vix:-
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street clique the privilege of carrying the
New York Central for him.
Gold active and frmer; opened at 11ls,
advanced to 1124, declined to 111s, and
closed at 1928. Loans 1@4a per cent.
premium. Carrying rates fat. Clear
ances SIS, co., 900; Java took S265, 272-
Governments due. Treasury sold 81, 0O0,-
600 in gold at 12.O5@12.1O- State bonds
dull and heavy, old Tennessee's 500; new
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In Chancery at GainesbOrO.
NOVEMBER RULES, 1870.

sncy Stone and others ys. J. s. Stone and others.
VJUyCrIoN BILL
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nov11 d6&w1t
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New York DIV GOODS rTarkct.

NEW YORK, Nov. I6.-Thc weather was
almost too fine for active trade, which on
the whole is quiet, yet prices show more
steadiness, being already low for various
makes of cotton fabrics. Paper prints are
selling down to sc per yard; Gamers at
91e, and other leading makes at 104c- The
figures are almost as low as prices before
the war, yet buyers take hold Of them
with caution. Glasgow ginghsms steady
at lie; Lancaster and Amoskeag 15c, ard
Hartford at 125c, while all makes of print
ed delaines are selling at 1Sc and best
Stardoed brown sheetings 124@13e.
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Government securities are as follows:
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 16.-Cotton opened
firm but closed dull and heavy; sales OF
5,515 bales; middling uplsnds 169c.
Flour-demand active and 5000 higher;
superfine 4. 90@5 10. Wheat demand good
at full prices; winter red and amber
Western 1891 Al. Corn dull and droop-
ing; new mixed 79@51c; old 86@S5c.
Whisky sG4. Coffee demand light but
holders firm Sugar in firm demand and
fair; sales 400 hhds; Cuba 93@114e; Porto
Rico lO@1O4c. Molasses dull and IN
changed. Rice-demand fair and prices
advanced to 6}674c.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-11
MaRTPORD.

Hartford is ''dragging its slow length along
The railroad did not put much Of the hurrah
into US. II brought some trade, and gives our
people employment, but we take it eoolly.
There is but little Improvement going on. D.
X. Harden has just completed large barn.
Some stables have been put up, and the people
generally are repairing their houses for winter.
saw house come in from the country a few
days ago, on wheels.
Our merchants are certainly selling much
goods; but we need larger supply Of goods.
Our splendid roads t0the south would draw a
fine trade II sufficient inducement was held ont.
There is not mud hole from Hartford to the
Verdigris. We ought oget large trade from
that country, and would If we had enough en-
terprisea and goods. Cur merchants ought to
be prepared to take advantage of Emporia's
mud blockade.
The mill that we need so badly is not going up
yet. The party who bought the mill seat a short
time back write that they will be on hand in q
few weeks, with several families, to commence
operations. We are all anxious to see the men
and their families; but we want to see the mill
much more. A mill is our chief want.
The Collegiate Institute is prospecting finely.
The house is in good condition; and the teach
ers are equal to the best in the country.
The County Surveyor has been down sur
Yeying the school section which was sold a
short time ago. Some of the purchasers ex-
pect to improve their lots right away. There
is great deal Of unimproved land around Us
owned by non-residents. 1t is pity that we
cannot dispose Of it as we did the school land.
Mr.. Cohenour, Of Missouri, bought John
Smiths property in town, and his forty Of the
school section a short time ago. He expects to
move his family up in the spring.
Mr.. Frazier, OF Ohio, was here few days
ago. He was much pleased with the country;
but do not know whether he purchased or
not. Hope so. He looked like the kind of a
man we want.
Your old correspondent, A. D. c., must be
strayed or stolen; or has he worn his pencil
out:
Mr.. Hadley was here few days ago looking
at us, and most earnestly looking after the in
terests of THE NEWS; and ''ye local'' was here
looking after place in the Court House.
The cemetery has been surveyed. 1t is a
beautiful plot, and when improved will be one
of the finest in the State.
Revs. Stevenson and Barton gave lis a call.
They like Kansas. We shouldlike to get such
men into the Kansas Conference.
The freshet makes these items smell musty.
q r r
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Mr.. Samuel Bryant, meat vender at the north
end Of Commercial street, was so unfortunate
as to have lost, last week, over hundred dol
lars worth OF stock by means Of high water.
Mr.. y. had some cattle and hogs confined in a
pen at his slaughter house on the Cottonwood,
south of town. The pen was at such n dis
lance and elevation from the bed Of the >ircam
that at night before leaving the stock, although
| the river was rapidly rising. he felt perfectly
easy, Us he had no idea the water would ever
rise TO such height. The next morning five
large hogs and a steer were not to be found.
We sympathize with Mn B., who is compare
lively a newcomer, and who has industriously
| labored to build mp trade in the meat market
line in his part OF town; and now that he had
| just got under fair Roadway, it seems too bad
that he should have TO meet with such n draw
| back to his business.
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.g.MERICUS.
A CARL.

To the Honorable Committee Of 4ATTdnge-
meats at the late AnerSetts FestS11k:
MEssRs. WOOD, ADAIR, SUTTON and others
GENTLEMEN: take this public means Of
telling you that changed the rings in the
cakes at the late festival 1 did it as joke,
with no malice, no intention Of hurting any
ones feelings-no intention Of bidding on the
cake myself. never noticed what number 1
took it from, nor the number in which placed
ii. Ny only intent was to play n joke. Had
known the rings were to be sold again, would
not have done it. Ieonfess to lamentable igno-
rance; but have lived fifteen years on the
frontier, and this was the first festival / ever
attended. supposed whoever bought the
number containing the ring, kept the ring.
What was done for fun has been followed by
serious results, for which I am very sorry. L
would like to make amends to the honorable
committee as far rs can. The estimable lady
who won the ring, upon my stating the cir
cumstances, Immediately gave it up, and it Is
now in my possession. Now purpose to bake
the identical ring in large cake, to be divided
into fifty numbers, and sold by as many tickets
at ten cents per ticket, the money thus collect
ed to go to the Americas bell. These tickets
may be found at d. A. Stahls store and at DIR.
g. W. Sutton's drug store, any time after this
date, till Tuesday evening next. On Tuesday
evening. November 18th, purchasers Of tickets
are requested to meet at Mr.. Stahrs store at
I o'clock p. m, where they will find the cake.
The honorable committee are also requested to
be there to take charge Of the cake and cut the
same. Very respectfully,
MRS. T. G. HILL.
Americas Nov It'll 1870,
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DIED.

MURD0CK.-In Cincinnati, Ohio, on Sunday,
October 30th, 1870 OF consumption WINNIE L. MUIR
DOCK, wife of X. p. Murdoch, of this city.
Thus another OF earth's suffering ones has gone
to the world where pain and sorrow are no more.
Mrs. NJ. went to Cincinnati with her mother and SIS
ter short time ago, with the expectation that her
health would improve. This only the delusive
hope of those suffering with the capricians disease
with which she was afflicted. Friends parted with
her well knowing that they would not meet her
again this side the river of DEATH She bore her
sunerings for months with commendAble degree
Of patience. she died in full hope Of sharing the
joys of a better world. With Mr.. Murdoch, thus
early in life left alone all his friends deeply
sympathize. Few, at his age, have been called up
on to suffer the bereavements he has in the past
year. Nay that Providence which tempers the
wind to the ''shorn lamb" heal the broken heart,
and bring to him the strength to buoy him mp IN
der his Affections.
Lines ON the death OF Elizabeth Rebecca- infant
daughter of Mrs. and Mr.. ID. G. Jones, of Emporia
who departed this life the sth of May. 1870.
We miss thee, darling more and more,
We miss thee every day;
Thy merry laugh and winsome ways,
From us have passed away.
How few the days which interviewed
From health to thy decay!
The roses on thy cheeks had bieomesl-
Then faded in day.
Before we knew that death was near.
Or tireamt that we must part,
lie placed his cold and feshless hand
Upon thy tender heart.
And thus thou passed, as in a sleep.
Prom earthly cares and fears.
We mourn for thee, our darling child,
In SORROW and in tears.
And yet We know the Lana OF Goa
| In safety lad thee Ger
Tue river which we all must cross,
I For Christ has crossed before
Oh that We may. like thee, our child,
| Be reaay for that day.
When God shall come in his good time
And take us too. away. w.s.J.
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welearn by Mr.. Terrell, Of the Kansas Stage
Company, that the citizens OF Eureka held n
meeting last week and passed resolutions de-
cIaring their intention of having no freight
taken from Emporia, having no communion
ton with the place, etc. The cause of this is
plain. The road between here and Eureka has
been impossible, especially with loaded
team, for some time. A little work will fix
that mud hole up