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their labor is Sc, 9s2, $50, 600 The total
number Of persons employed il the Eve
leading manufacturing industries are
cotton, l25, coo; wooden, 80, 600 pig and
bar iron, 5000 leather, $50, 233; pa
per, 25,o00-toial, $50, 600 Estimating
the cost of board at the reasonable aver
age of 81 week, or $156 year, and as
Stunning that these persons subsisted o..
agricultural produce alone, they would
consume $55, $50, 600 worth of produce a
year. If we double this 10 cover the
value of indirect consumption we shall
have S11O, 76O, 900, or less than three and
a ho!fper cent of the gross agricultural
product of the country. So that it is 10
protect and enrich interests that employ
only $50, 900 persons, and consume only
three and a half per cent Of the annual
farm products of this country, that the
high tariff advocates tax the six million
farmers ON all the iron, leather, cotton,
woollen and paper fabrics they consume.
While the leading manufacturing interests
furnish market for this insignificant
proportion of the farmers products, the
law compels him not only to buy nearly
the whole manufacturing product of
the country, but 10 pay largely more for
it than he could get similar product for
elsewhere. 1t makes him pay IS cents
bushel for salt made in New York or
West Virginia, when, but for the tariff,
he could get Liverpool salt for 10 cents !;
it makes him pay 81 for an American
blanket when he could get as good an
English one for less than 81; it forces
him to pay 81 80 a yard for parlor car
pet to a Massachusetts manufacturer
when he could buy the same kind of car
pet from an English manufacturer for 70
cents a yard. If there is any good in
such a system as this, it is remarkable
that the many years of its continuance
have failed to reveal it.
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OFFICE: %. q s-UTUFIELD STREET, r 4
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE or A PLCRIES WRIT OF VEN
ID DITIONI ExpOnas 70 me directed. and deliv-
cred from the Honorable Circuit Court of David
son County, Tennessee, at its September term
1869, Will expose TO public sale, to the highest
bidder for cash. at the Courthouse door, IN the city
of Nashville, Saturday, the 22d day Of January,
1870, the following described lands and tenements
to wit: Lying and being in civil district No ],
Davidson County, Tenn, known and described as
follows: Beginning at Martha Reese's, northwest
corner on. Criddle street, cunning thence north
wardlYh Criddle street 346 feet to stake; thence
eastwarT at right angles with said street So feet to
stake thence southwHrdly at right angles with the
last mentioned line, and parallel with Crtddle
street, SAC feet to Martha Reeses line; thence
westwardly in the direction OF Criddle street to
said street to the beginning; which property has
been divided into eleven lots numbered respective
ly, beginning on the SOUTH 6, :, g. TO- IL, r. -,
Il, 10 and Is, each lot running back from Criddle
street 81 feet, and fronting on Crldde street re-
spectyely follows TO wit T. 9, 10 and II each .
feet; No g. 26 feet; No 6, 81 feet No. 10, 81 feet
Nos l3 II and Is, 50 feet each and No. 1G 40 feet
levied on as the property of T. S. Cheatham. Also
the following described property, to wit Five lots
situated in the city Of Nashville near the Franklin
pike, aud designated as lots Nos H. g. "a, % and %
in Z. s. ChCathams plan Of lots, registered in the
Registers Office Davidson County, Tenn, in Book
o. page "a, to which reference is hereby made for
a more accurate description No. is fronts 40 feet
on Blood street. and runs back las feet. Nos q,
-, q and % adioin each other and front
each 40 feet on Chatham street, running back I4j
feet to an alley, levied the property of Z. s.
Cheatham. Also upon tho interest and rights Of
Samuel Watson aud +. s. Chatham In and to the
following described lot 10 wit: A lot lying on Col
lege street. in the city Of Nashville, beginning at
the corner of lots Nos a and As, in the original
plan Of said city. running westwardly l7j feet 10
II feet alley; thence sOutbwardly along said alley
"a feet to John Brownies corner; thence east
wErdly with said Brownies line us feet to College
street and thence along said College street north
wardly 24 feet to the beginning; said lot il siua-
ted on the west side Of said College street. Also
all the stock shares property and interest in the
Mont Vale Barrel Company belonging TO or to which
Z. S. Cheatham and Samuel Watson, or either Of
them, have any interest OF property, and being
levied as the property OF E s. Cheathsm and
Samuel Watson, to satisfy execution in favor OF
GOddin, Hopkins & Hinton, and against Washington
Barrow and Others for S82I55 with interest there
on from May %, 1860, and costs additional.
Dated this 31st day of December, 1862.
ian1-eod4t c. NJ. DONALDSON, Sheriff.
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EFEE T0RE7GS 1sARkJ.E EOEs
WHEAT.

One of the yommoncst, and at The same
time the weakest, Of assumptions made
by advocates of the present protec-
tive tariff is that it builds up manufac-
lures, makes a home market for our
breadstuffs, and releases The farmer from
his dependence on a foreign market The
New York Tribune thus states it:
eve repeat that Europe wants little
grain from us this year-that we sell her
considerably only hy forcing the market,
and Of course by depressing the price.
Hence wheat is low here, and must be, so
long as VIC look to Europe for q market
Whenever We shall have fully resolved to
create an adequate home market, by
making at home the bulk of the metals,
wares, and fabrics we still largely import,
we shall have steady instead Of a ca
PRECIOUS. uncertain market, and shall get
better prices for our wheat in the North
west, even though it should be no dearcr
in London or in New York than ST now
is.
The st Louis Republican inEst5 that
this argument, along with the leading az
ruments of the high-tariff advgcates, has
been most effcctually answered'by Special
Wells, in lis late report.
He shows that the number Of agricultural
DaItouI In ~""r Onn and
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TIE Charleston Ne1rs says the passage
Of the bills to pay the interest on State
bonds in coin, and TO compel insurance
companies doing business in this State to
deposit so, 900 in these bonds with the
Comptroller General as security, has
caused a rapid appreciation in their value.
Several Of the insurance companies, ap-
prchcnsive Of the passage of the bin, pur-
chased the requisite amount Of bonds at
67 cents, but the increased demand consc-
quent on the action Of the Legislature has
since advanced these securities to 81 cents,
and it is confidently stated that they will
soon reach %.
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Subscribers may, by applying early, obtain back
sets of the Reviews from January, 1865, to Decem-
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IL Neither premiums to Subscribers, nor dis
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Isl o IL IL Il n II.

a SPLENDID OFFICES AND STORES |
Che Maxwell House for rent Very |
\Apply to A. n. HURLEY,
te Ast. Nc - Maxwell House, Church 81 |
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS WRIT OF yEEDI-
ID toni EXpOnas TO me directed, and delivered
from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
County, Tennessee, at its September Term, 1869, l
will expose to public sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the Courthouse door, in the city Of
Nashville, on Saturday, the I'D day Of January,
1870, all the stock shares property and interest Of
S. Watson in aud to the Mont Vale Barrel COmpa-
ny; also all the right, title, claim and interest Of s.
Watson in and to the following described piece OF
lot Of land tO-wit lot lying College street in
the city Of Nashville, beginning at the corner Of
lots Nos. a and -, in the original plan Of Nash
vile, running vestwsrdly Us feet to a Il feet al
ley; thence sOuthwardy along said alley PAX feet
70 John Brownies corner, thence eastwardly with
Brownies line l75 feet TO College street; and thence
along College street northwardly PAY feet to the
beginning Said lot is situated the west side OF
College street. and being levied on the property
of & Watson to satisfy an execution in favor Of
GOddin, Hopkins & Hinton, and against ". Barrow
and s Watson, for SS2S 70 with interest and costs
additional.
Dated this 3lst day of December, 1869.
jauI-eod4 c. NJ. DONALDSON, Sheriff
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The Ohio Legislature viii meet To-
morrow and its action upon the fifteenth
amendment viii be looked forward to
with very general interest. The political
complexion Of this body is somewhat
doubtful, but The balance of power is
supposed 10 be held by the 'Refomcrs, -
who are Republicans but were elected by
DcmOcratic votes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-02

CONGRESSMAN DAWES, of Massachusetts,
recently made a speech in the House in
defense of State rights. The Detroit
Free Press says that during the last war
with Great Britain it believes the Su-
preme Court of Massachusetts decided that
the law of The State was superior to that
of the United States, and that opinion has
never been reversed. e.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-02

TIE Western Radicals claim that they
are not getting their share of the official
plumber, but that is being absorbed by
New England. Per contra, the believers
IN plymouth Rock" accuse Commits
siOner Delano Of Legislation for his native
West against their section. Who shall
decide when doctors disarree2
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GEN. G. NJ. DODGE is spoken Of as
United States Senator from Iowa, inplace
of Mr.. Grimes. The Detroit Free Press
says ''this is the officer who made the
memorable application to the Secretary of
War to relieve him from a command in
the South because cotton spectators had
so nearly reached his price in trying TO
induce him 70 wink at their Illicit transac-
&c.
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Of values. The oae mode of escaping
these hazards is by an early return TO
specie payments. To this fact the best
minds of the country are fully alive, and
the time is believed to be approaching
when Congress will deem it necessary to
give final effect to the natural course of
affairs. II is contended by some that
congressional Legislation is not absolutely
essential 10 the restoration of specie
basis, though it cannot be doubted thai,
at o certain stage in the progress of events,
legislation on the governments own
course Of action would hasten the desired
end.
''The suspension of specie payments
began in December, 1861, and the Legal
Tender act was passed in February, 1862.
To this act many people are inclined to
ascribe large share of our monetary and
commercial perturbations during the mem
Orablc years succeeding.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-02

The four Soyereigns now exercising
absolute power within the boundaries Of
The United States, are Gems. Ames,
Terry, Candy, and Reynolds There are
other Military Kings in the country, but
the four here mentioned are the most po-
tential at present They have more
power over their subjects than tie Gar
Of Russia has over bis.
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]. D. STRADER,
waOLEsALz AND RETAIL DEALER In

Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Tinware, House Furnish
ing Goods, Crates,
HOllOwWare, etc.
No. IS Broad Street FRnd No. los
south Market Street.
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TEE COURSE OF GOLD.

The low price to which gold has fallen
naturally turns the attention of the peo-
pie to the route over which We have
Travelled since the suspension of specie
payments on the LIST of January, 1862.
The following table gives the monthly
range of gold in New York during that
period:
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POSTAGE.

The POSTAGE on current subscriptions, TO any
part Of the United States, il Two Cents a
number, TO be prepaid at the Office Of delivery.
For back numbers the postage is double.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-02

Gov PALMER, Of Illinois, decides that
Mrs, Bradwell, of Chicago, is not eligible
to the Office Of notary public because she
IS married and cannot give the requisite
bond. Single women aspiring to Office
should make note of this, before going
and doing the other fhirr
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2. The London Quarterly Re
view

which commences its I28th volume with the jan
usry number, was set on foot as a RIVAL to the Ed
ISBURGH. IT resolutely maintains its opposition in
politics, and shows equal vigOr in its literary de-
uartment
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IHs Nsv York Sun Q2adical) declares
iAat 'tisn srant's popularity is waning
and the Republicans are growing weaker,
day by/day," and wants the cabinet re-
constructed TO prevent the whole concern
going TO pieces.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
IL Y NJ O V Al

ME SECOND NATIONAL BANK HAS RE-
n moved to the splendid Banking House, No.
30 N0rth College Street, known as tho
Union Bank Building, and more recently occupied
by the Bank of the Union where it will continue to
transact general banking business as heretofore.
W. B. DORTCH, Cashier.
JANIS ACLAUGHLlN, PTest. jBnl-1m
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BACK NUMBERS.

New Subscribers to any two Of the above poriOdi-
Gals for 1870 will be entitled 20 receive Of the
FOa,. ReUisJrs for 1863 New Subscribers to all the
five may receive BlackwOod or t'C0 Of tho RsUietcs
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lust RECEIVED on CONSIGNMENT 100
bbs xxx Peaohsr's Flour. which We offer
to the trade
ssg -. CARsEY, son Il 40.
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Total vote

The Democratic majority is 5,75G for
Wallace over Sawyer, and 1922 for
Crockett over Pratt Thisis very wei done
for CaliforniE which gave a majority of
Of 500 for Grant last fall.
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TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY
IRON, STEEL, HORsE-sHOEs, ETC.
HILLNAN, BRO. & SONS,
Nos. 90 and 81 Vorlh Market Street.

HAVE NOW IN STORE AND ARE DAILY
L L receiving the following named articles. which
they are offering at low prices for cash, and 70
prompt dealers only on short time. A liberal dis
count made to large cash buyers:
'5O tons Wcli-assorted Tennessee and Kentucky
lrons-branded II. b. & S-cmbracinr bar.
band, round, square, boiler, plate, sheet and
hoop.
900 Kegs Reescs patent HOr5c-shOes warranted
equal to any IN the market, at reduced prices
$50 boxes Old Hickory Horseshoe Nails No
cheap best nail in the market warranted
80 sets Buggy, Carriage and Wagon Axles, =, aud
~ inches. 20
20 pairs Tomlinson Springs all sizes: warranted.
100 sets Buggy, Express and Wagon Hubs-Iocust
% sets, each, Bent Fvlloes and Spokes, assorted
sizes.
100 sets TAimblo skeuz, assorted-something
extra.
5000 feet Gas Pipe, "a to ~, nj reduced prices.
600 pounds A. Il. Z. Is. German Shear and Cast
Steel, assorted.
100 plates Flow Steel, 10 II l. Chca best qualify
10000 Carriage and Wagon Bolts ali size,
% Kegs Nuts and Washers, assorted sizes
Prompt attention to orders
1anl-t HIILMAN, BRO. s SONS.
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Y lsi iaisd bat Hoar has requested
'Tsai ahgraY his nominaiieh for
.A.se-.F lllleaof the Supreme Court.
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.. BIackwOOd's Edinburgh Mag
aZine

was commenced 50 years ago. Equallins the Quar-
terles IN its literary and scientific departments it
has a wide reputation for the narratives and
sketches which elIliyen its pages.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-02

We publish in another column the pro
cccdings Of the colorcd convention held at
the capitol yesterday, TO Celebrate the sixth
anniversary Of their emancipation That
the colorcd people Of the city Should as
scmble for such aVurposcis not unnatural,
and no reasonable objection can ice inter
posed thereto so long Us the celebration is
restricted 10 the Legitimate purposes for
which il was designed. But when schcm-
ing white politicians are pcrmjttcdlo avail
themselves Of the occasion TO traduce IN
Overwhelming majority OF The white
people of the State for the bascst partisan
purposes, then such celebrations, 10 say
the least, prove exceedingly unfortunate
for both races. They are then calculated
TO stir up discord and animosiiy between
the white and black population. ANY one
who will read the resolutions adopted by
the convention yesterday, viii see al a
glance that political intrigucrs concoctcd
those resolutions for the sole purpose Of
aiding the Stokes mcmorialists in
their attempt at State humiliation.
Should they succeed in their wicked
scheme, it will prove ruinous to State
credit, injurious to State prosperity, and
destructive of public peace. What good
citizen can read without establishment
and painful regret that resolution which
declares that 'undcr the party rule of the
Rebel party now in power and control Of
the State of Tennessee, our their treat
.mcnt Is unchristian, inhuman and beyond
liberation; that our [thcirl people, as a |
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PERIODICALS.
STANDARD PERIODICALS
For 1870.
RepubliShed by the Leonard Scott
Publishing Co.. New York.

Indispensable 10 all desiy0rs qf bang igcI ,ifggHcj
on ire great sUJjarf 0f he dgH
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3. The Westminster review
4. North British Reriew.

has just closed its 92d volume In Point Of literary
ability this Review is fast rising 10 level with its
competitors. It is the advocate Of political and
Ii.riL.rra Linoraliarl
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1. The Edinburgh Review.

This is the Oldest Of the series. IN its main fea-
lures 1t still follows in the path marked out by
Brougham Jeffrey, Sydney Smith and Lord HOl-
land, its original founders and hrs contributors.
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DOUGLAS, son & co. s
CIRCULAR LETTER.
The New Depository,
EO. 81 KORgB zaRAET STREET
NASHVILLE. IS69.

NASHVILLE. l}59.
Sir: This ctpaciogs, OF As Ar. Samuel d.
Morgan says. araDJ Building Is about com
pleted
We are n good readiness fOi STORAGE OF all
articles CT Merchandise and Pro luce sent IN
packages whether tor sale or shipment or 10 be
held here Cor account Of the owner.
The very large Granary. 2, COZ square feet, "a
q success against the dsPreda'iOBs Of rats Euj
Of mice too, unlegs sent TO "a within saCks Of
grain. II is Just the arrangement needed fer
Wheat. Rye, Barley, Oats. Cgrn %sal aud
Flour 10 sacks or paper bags
zach owner can be furnished With separate
apartment by promptly communicating the
quantity 20 be sent We procure advances on
Produce ard Merchandise sent 70 US. aDd cover
same with insurance uale-s ordered rot 70 DO
so.
We thInz We have one of the mcst secure
buildings II this country. and offer this COM
mUnity. as We thibk. better, cheaper and
safer accommodation than can be found any
whore. EDWIN y. DOUGLAS.
iy tim ManagFr.
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FORT PAPER MILLS.

STONE FORT PAPER MILLS.
UNHITEMAN BROTHERS, PROPI1ETORS OF
w these Mills, have established their Office in
Nashville, at No. Market street. two doors south
Of Church, east side,) where they VIII keep con-
periOr quality, at the lowest market prices Or
ders for any size or weight promptly filled
~ Cash paid for rags and all kinds Of paper
stock, which includes hemp rope and bagging, as
well as factory cotton waste. lBl deClSH -
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The
Sewing Machine!

DO5SEssEs TIE FOLLOWING FONTS OF
L superiority claimed by I'D rfl-- Sewing IIa-
chine.
It ma..s Gar s.fG---Lg.t. Double lock.
Knot and Double huat-Jbree more than made bv
any other. II Las tIe Reversible F.-l, enabling
the operator O. either 60 tic right or left l.
has the Seii-Adiustiug Tensions, without which no
Machine is complete Il fasteus the ends 0f seams
as securely a. done by hand It's Needle cannot be
set wrong. It's movements are rapid and Uoiseless.
Il docs not break suzrl threads. Its motions are
all positive Il has no springs or brush pads 70 get
out Of order.
EIRS. E A. NELSON & SISTER, Agents,
nCyli-3m 10. 81 y. Cherry ST., Nashville.
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election

The following is the official vote Of
California for Supreme Judges at the late
election
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MASONIC HALL

E'oUR NIGHTS ONLY, COMMENCING MON
Il DAY, JaIuary 3, 1871.
Mac Evoyt greaS Pictorial, Musical and National
Exhibition, THE HIBERNICON, representing a
tour in ireland, accompanied by Vocal and Instru-
mental Music
The Musical Illustrations by the following dis
tinguished artistes:
The Crest JERRY CONAN =. as Barney the Guide.
Marie Dalton Mac EvOy as Norah.
Miss Kate Halpine,as Mrs OCallaghan and the
Widow.
MI Chas. Mac Evoy, Musical Director and Lee
turer.
ADMISSION-50 cents; Reserved Seats 70 cents
Children under ten years Of age IS cents.
Doors open at O'Clock; commence at o'clock.
Change Of songs and scenes nightly.
dec29-5t c. H. HALL, Agent.
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NOTTCE!!

AIR. W. P. RUTLAND & GIR- JANIS l. SCOTT
vi have an interest in our business from LIST
January, 1870. A. G. ADAMS & Co
NashYille Dec. q 1862. I'm
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now in its 5lst volume. occupies very high posi-
ton in periodical literature. Passing beyond the
narrow Journalism If schools and parties, It appeals
to a wider range Of sympathies and higher Integ-
rity of conviction.
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SALE OF LOTS IN
UYDERWO0D'S ADDiTIGy.

Fred. He-tlirCsr, admir- ct al. 70 WiIheIui.al and
Louis Van uolan.
DY VIRTUE or A DECREE or THE COUNTY
ID Court Of Davidson county, Tenn. rendered %
its December term, 1852, in the above Cgusa.M
viii sell II public custom, t. the Ligles. bi5dh
Saturday, ths 18th Day % Jan. 1870,
al y O'Clock, NJ, at the Courthouse door, in Nsh-
ville the following lots. belonging 20 the C-tlts OF
John Van Dolal. deceased, 20 wit. Lots Nos -
and IA in Underw0od's addition TO Nashville frint-
ing each fifty feet on Thompson street, and tuCc-
ty-ffve feet Of lot No u on said Street.
TERNs-CASH. Minimum price fixed on EIAl
lots, 81 900. J. J.. NICHOLs
dec u ids Clerk