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NASHVILLE UNION AND AMERICAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1868.
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SU.NUAT. XOTEBIIEg S. 1SC8.
For Snlo
Old paper?, suitable Tor wrapping, at Uie
Union and Ajieeicak office.
will,
of
his
two
-' K.ctt Advcrllsemen .
The Fenians of Nashville will give a
ing
grand ball, at Concordia Hall oh Wednes
as
day evening next, at which nothing will
in
be omitted to make the gueBta comfortable 'bough physically feeble, ho was always
m happy. industrious, zealous and faithful ; pos-
C. J. Z'utsichel offers a great bareaic eessed of natural mechanical skill, ho was its
.in a house and lot oa South Union street I devoted to his calling, though, for several 1
' This property is eligibly located, and pre.
sents unusual inducements to purchasers.
Crunk, Dodson & Co. have one of their
eplecdid auction sales on Tuesday morning.
The annual introductory lecture to the
medical clas3 of the University of Nash,
ville will be delivered by Prof. J. H. Cal
ender on Monday night, at 7 o'clock.
The public are respectfully invited to al
Hart & Htnsley have', another consign
ment of buckwheat flour, which they will
ell low.
See bankrupt pale by Alex. A. Hall, as
ugnee.
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iUB duiij Tyrone goc3 down tne river
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The Nashville Base Ball Club will cive
a ball at the Courthouse on the evening of ! whlch We take from the Payetteville ,rnnnl;(an : i,'ie,oc and to circulate Councilmen are the sole anJ ultimate gunday School meeting oc iSabbith even
Tnu1,inii.st .i... troPohlanm tiBCPe anu ,0. .T h,,,!-. of all oualiOcations. election and h. Bat now. in place of a dozen or two
Tuesday, 10th inst.
Go to No. S North College street.and sell
a new or eecond hand eight to twenty horse
power to an anxious purchaser.
There is no place in the city where win
dow-glas.', paints, oil, varnishes and paint
ei'a material of every description can be
houglit to "better advantage than at W. D.
KlincV, wholesale and retail Druggist, Ma
sonic building, Church street.
Divlno Services.
'ihe Rev. R. F. Bunting, D. D., wil
preach to-day in the First Prenbyterian
Church at 11 A. m. and C;30 r. m.
The Rev. It. A. Young, D. D., ill
preach to-day, in the McKendree Church,
at the usual hour?, morning and evening.
The Rev. L. P. TechifTely will officiate
at the usual hours, morning and evening,
at St. Anne's Church, Edgefield.
The Jlty. Thomas H. Pearne, D. D ,
of Jvnoxville, Tenn., will preach in the
Union M. II Church, corner of Summer
ctrcet and Capitol Avenue at 10J o'clock,
A. si., this Sabbath morning.
The Rev. J. M. Sharpe will preach at
11 o'clock A. sr., and at 7 o'clock, r. m ,
to-day at the First Cumberland Presbyte
rian Church.
Sei vices at the Cathedral at the usual
hour this morning and evening, Bishop
Fcchan officiating.
The Rev. Mr. McNeely will occupy the
pulpit at the Presbyterian Church, Edge
field this morning and evening.
See the Mechanical Donkey at the Aca
demv of Music
Hie Legislature,
Both branches of the Legislature will
convene on Monday. The members are
beginning to arrive, and it is thought that
probably a quorum will be present to
morrow. JlBiiry County Official.
ScyiaoBr'a vote .-
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'eyic4ir'a majority three votes.
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tlflirlnl Election lit.r.
The following election returns wi te.
ceived at the Secretary of State'd Office
yesterday :
Benton county Grant 175, Seymour
31, If.iao R. Hawkine," Candidate for Con
gress in the 7th Congressional district,
1S8; Foote received C votes.
Dyer county Seymour 340, Grant 118,
Hawkins 129, Foote 335.
Obion county Seymour received 139
vote?. Grant SI, Ilar.kins SG, Foote 13G.
Fayette county Seymour G72, Grant
S21, Lefiwich 073, Smith 21, David Nunn
79S votes.
Sequatchie county Seymour 11, Grant
39, Stokes 39.
Meigs county Seymour 87, Grant 327,
Garrett Go, Stokes 323. "
While county Seymour 37 Grant 1G5
Ganctt -10, Stakes 153.
Knox county Seymour G03, Grant 3064.
Ior Oongretf, eecond district, Maynard
2943, Ilouk G12.
Macon county Seymour 59, Grant 453,
!arrelt f.!, Stokes 450. There were 27
votes polled in this county for Seymour and
two for Grant at the fourth civil district,
luit lhe clerks of the same did not take
the oath prescribed by the fianchiee law,
Coffee county Seymour 415, Grant 154.
For Congress, Sheafe 400, Tillman 15G.
Tipton county Seymour 1733, Grant
200. For Congress, I.eltwich 10G2, Nunn
791, Smith 113.
Cannon county Seymour 177, Grant
311. For Congres?, Sheafe, 171, Tillman
313.
Madison county Seymour 267, Grant
2S9. "For Congres', Leftwich 269, Nunn
248, Smith 39.
AlilngilontVa.) Sultworhs.
These works a few days since were let to
the highest bidder for a term of five years,
and knocked off to the IfolMon Salt and
Plaster Company, at an annual rent in gold
of $31,200, the lessees to construct three
fiirr.act-3 and pav the. taxes estimated by
some aa equivalent to $45,000 in currency.
Tarties in this city own an interest in these
works.
No ONE should fail to try those fine, freal;
nvsters. sold bv J. H. O'Connell & Co., St.
Cloud building, by thejpint.quatt or gallon
of eolid meats. nov-n
Actulriiiy I Slinte.
On Monday night we arc promised rare
attractions at the Academy of Music in the
person of Hsrry Robinson, the mimir, who
performs on fifteen different instrument,
and who will favor the audience with nine
fongsof his own composition. Mies Augueta
Lameraux, Meis Minnie Gray and M'lle
Elliee will also appear as usual in new
ballads and dance.-. The bill is a very at
tractive one.
A UuII Uceli.
The week just closed was the dullest in
real ctato transfer, that has transpired in
years. It is a matter of fsct that while
every other department of business is in a
flagnant condition, that the pale of laud
follows as a matter of consequence. Let us
hope then, that with the email sales of real
estate, that money i3 getting easy, and
people generally in a condition to pay their
wav out. The fanning community in par
ticular have been bleseed with abundant
crop, and will no doubt be abletohueband
a very considerable quantity of green
backs. rnvr fnn.pt tn examine our second
utirchaee of furs, which we sell cheaper
than any house in the city.
CnAs. Richiieimeb & to-,
uol.lf 40 College street.
rrounte Court.
Tn this court yesterday, Judge W. A
mn. nresidiuir. Emma Grizzard was
qualified as administratrix of the estate of
James IT. Grizzard, deceased, in a bond of
510 000. with J. N- Ward, T. J. t-ew.s ana
T. J. JJoughas security.
FjontO) Alpaca at 22c a HA&
Chcslcy P. Bjnnm. I
The many acquaintances and friends of I
Chcelev P. Bynum. of Columbia. Tenn.. I her
with us, regret to learn that he died I above title, published m this city by John
consumption on last Thursday night at Frizzell & Co. It contains 04 pages of
residence in that city, aged about fifty- I original and selected .matter, of. the high-
years. I est
Mr. Bynum wa3 connected with the print- decree of merit, creditable to Southern
offices of Columbia and this city, either literature, and acceptable throughout the
editor or compositor, from an early day country. The following 13 the table of
the history cf Tennesseo rolitics : and I vmi
vcara nast. he had turned his attention to TT.
other matters. He wa3 a quiet, unassuming I
Christian citizen. Peace to his memory J til
Dentil of XV. 8. Joucm, Esq.
We regrdt to hear of the death of W. S.
Jones, Eq., late Assistant Postmaster at
this place. Ho died at Louisville on Tues
day last. Mr. Jone3 was an amiable and
trustworthy gentleman, and was highly
esteemed in this community.
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In the Union and American of Thurs-1
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day last, we made mention of the d-alh of
John T. Gordon, a worthy citizen oi i.in-
1n vnniv ol-itInr si tliR same time that I
Ui.u vU.., . o
Le hM a licy of nfe inBuraCce in the
Widow and Orphan Fund Life Insurance
n ni,:. Vmm fnllnwintr 1
Observer, oi lasi wees, u win ue Cu
f ,.o .1PnP9RPd acknowledires
iuc muwi. .w o
the receipt of $2500, the amount to which
she was entitled by the policy :
Below is a practical illustration oi me
t r . r I ' r. : laa fa1!.u. I
citizen, Mr. John T. Gordon, took out a
policy in the month of Augujt last, and as
evidence of his wisdom and of its benefite,
we take pleasureiiu. presenting the follow-
ing:
i AYETTEVILLi:, PiOV. O, iOUO.
To E. D. Farnsworth, Esq., President of
Widow and Orphan Fund Life Insurance
Company: Dear Sir : The promptnes3
with which your Company, through its
agent, Mr. Wm.Chidscy, has paid me the
sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, being
the amount secured to me by policy on the
life of my husband, John T. Gordon, cjIIs
for my most grateful acknowldgeraent,
aud I do assure you that I do moit fully
appreciate tho blessings of life insurance
when 1 gather around me my family of
nine children, eight of whom are girls,
who have by the providence of God been
deprived of a loving and indulgent father,
and myself of an affectionate husband.
Trusting that your Company may con
tinue in its present prosperous career, aud
Brain rntumine- niv sincere thanks for
your prompt attention at this my time of
neeil, I remain your oereaveu jneuu,
Loui3A Gordon.
Southern I'ndflc TcICRrnnh Olucc.
This office, 39 College street, remains
open Sundays from 9 to 10 o'clock in lhe
morninir. and from 7 to 9 o'clock in the
evening-
Harrv Robinson, the great mimic, at
the Academy of Music
1'ersouHl-
Wc had the pleasure of a visit last even
ing from Mai. J. G. Horsley, of that ex
cellent paper, the Columbia Herald.
Judge A. M. Hughes, of Columbia, held
court at Franklin yesteruay, in cases
wherein Judge Hill was incompetent, by
reason of having been employed a an at
torney. Rev. Dr. Stuait Robinson has withdrawn
from the conduct of the Free Chnttian
Commonwealth, Louisville. He is suc
ceeded by Rev. J. V. Logan, formerly of
Harrodtburg, Ky.
t Fine MnrUct.
The maiket Yesterday morning was enp
plied abundantly with everything neco
's for the comforts of tue inner man,
and it ia very gtldom that a finer display of
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provisions is seen, r.very mall was nucu
to ovetflowinp, aud still there were many
that were compelled to exhibit their mr
ketable stuff from wagons on the outride.
The butchers made a hand-wine show in
tho way of fresh meati. the beef in particu
lar being very fine, while the fish market
was well supplied with "live and kicking
sample. There were also rabbits and
squirrels in abundance, lots of dressed
chickens, a few turkie, some quarters of
genuine country shoats, with a good variety
of Yegelab'.tw, Hnd a considerable qimnity
of fruit.
Go to Simmonda & Thompson', Wood
land street, Edgefield, for Staple Dry
Good and Notions. nov 7-lw
Ilne Unit.
Tho University and Arlington Base Ball
Clubs plajed ibe final match game for thp
championship of the county yeiletdy
morning at the Fair Grounds, the scoring of
the three games leing a? follow:
First game, University 1G; Arlington 33.
Second game, University 2S ; Ailing
ton 21.
Third game, University 32; Arling
ton 30.
The University now holds the cham
pionship for Davidson county.
Another match game yesterday resulted
aa follow?:
Southern 43 ; Clipper 14.
Kadlrnl IlDbbcr.
On Tneidsv night lat a number of rob
beries were committed iu the 'vicinity of
Union City, Tennessee, the victim for the
most part being colored people who bad
that day voted the Democratic ticket. A
man named Huntley, t notorious white
Radical, is one of the suspected robbers,
and has been arrested and held for trial on
the charge. It is said that his accomplices
were of the same political stripe 33 him
self. .Tiwr Opened. Simmonds & Thomp
son's Drygoods Store, Woodland street,
Edgefield. nov -iw
I. O. O. l
'Irabuu lAitr So. 1.
All members in good standing arj re
quested to attend a regular meeting to
morrow night, (Monday, 9th mit.) m bust
r.e of importance and interest to every
member will be transtcteJ. Members of
eister lodges nnd transient brothers, are in
vited to be present.
By order of the U. G.
Richard Griffin, See'y.
Lauikb linen handkerchiefs at 25e, at 8
Sirkle, 17 Union elreet. nov t ti.
.iulllrt.
Thomas Muling was arraigned befure
Justice ltcien yesterday on a charge of
ieMiirv in swearing falsely in an attach
.,-,or,t raap Ho honorably acnuitted
by the consent of the other partie.
L.vcly Appenrnn
The Louisville and Nashville depot pre
sented a lively appearance yesterday
There were nxty car loads of freigh
Miinnfd North, coas'uting of cotton and
"-ii
other articles
Iteiialrril.
The treble work on the Memphis,
Clarksville and Louisville railroad, which
gave way at Clarksville a few weeks since
has been rebuilt, ana irains ui iu.i
larly as heretofore.
True Hill.
The grand juiy found a true bill o
larceny agiinat Isaac Craveus and Henry
Young, colored, yesterday, and they were
committed to jail on a capias iromiiie
Criminal Court.
lTnrrr Hnbinson performs on fifteen
ferentmueical instruments at the Ac d if-
Tlio SXasoulc Record.
We LaTe received the Initial num-
nf a moBtblv journal of the
interest to the craft, and displaying a
nts : Are We Prozreasmg Assistant
Grand Secretary Comp. Townsend A.
Thomas Demoralization of Society and
Cure Deeds of Brotherhood Ma-
sonic Procession General Grand Chapter
S. Grand Encampment U. 8. Grand
Commandery of Tennessee Grand Coun-
B. and S. M. Masons of Tenn. Grand
Chapter E. A. Maaona of Tennessee
Grand Council High Priesthood of Ten
nesseeGrand Lodgo of England His
torv of Masonic Imilation-Leaf by Leaf
the Rosea Fall Masonic Ambition Ma
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sonry, IU Stability Masonic
.Law I
Masonic Solicitude Masonic loleration-
M. W. Grand Lodge of Tennessee-Penn-
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fj!u..,i. - --
jonhia. Rite of the Mystic Mason
TidinRa from the Craft The Bible The
Beaut;e3 0f Bible Language The Masonic J
t ,i ti, TTn;o.oiiir nf T"reema"!Onrv.
iiCUOlu xuo ,
Th , ra3az;ne hdevotcd to the interesU
of Frcemasonry and general literature. It
. . .? .i u... :. in , m.
throughout tbo C0llntry.- It receives a urn-
h.. ..!.. ..i.:..mni -lii!n 1
neo numucr ui auvciuacunuir, uuu,
tlic8e are not permUtcd to encroach on the
reading matter, advertisers will be able to
nrpHpnt their business to the moat pubstan
AVe congratulate the mystic JBrottier
eraluiaie mo myaiii; juiuiuoi-
.1 m- .: r , nnrindiral
the publication o fa periodical U .
itva nhililv. snail noil'-
hood on
which, by
nnlr rnmmcnd itself to the membership,
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I.ni r. n .1 whn wish tor all eievaieu mi
I
eraturc. I
iKnna! Cheap. CiiEAr. -Another
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large consignment jusi receiveu i. i
35 Public Souare. Beautiful
sets for children only $4: sets for ladies
sr. Cll and see them. nt4 tf.
TcnneBsco Slortlcnlturnl Society
The monthly meeting of thia body was
held yesterday evening at the Masonic
nail. The principal feature of the meet'
ing was the floral display made by P, L.
Nichol, E-q , a superb collection of rare
and attractive greenhouse shrubs and other
plant, which deserved a much greater at
tendance of spectators than it received.
P. Clement exhibited a collection" of curi
ous and valuable French turnips, raised
from new seed, at Cheatham's nursery on
the Harding pike, and J. W. Hamilton's
celery was never equalled in this section of
country. The Report of the Committee on
Fruits at the Autumn Exhibition was re.
ceived and the premiums confirmed. A
committee was appointed to take steps
preparatory to the delivery of a series of
public lectures on Horticulture and kin
dred subjects during the winter months.
The otlur business was not of general in
terest. Harry Robinson, introduce! his me
chanical donkey Monday night at the Aca
demy of Music
Middle Tennessee Synod.
The Cumberland Presbyterian Synod of
Middle Tennessee, began its session at
Lebanon on Friday, the 6th inst. Rev
AV. D. Chadick, D. D., of the McMinnville
Presbytery, wa3 elected Moderator, aud
Rev. J. M. nalsell, of the Nashville Pres
bytery, was elected CletV. Fifty-five
members were present.
redernl Court.
Ramsey rs. Evans and others, fioMe pros.
Crawford vs. same, nolle prof.
Kirkpalrick s. Doocl'on set for next
Thursday.
United State3 ti. Hawkins ft als, judg
ment of S238 97.
United States it. W. A Foulkes, judg
ment of 242 70.
United States w. Bray ct ali, nolle pros.
Maxwell, Jr, is. the Loimville, Mem
his and Clarksville railroad, continued
until next term.
Nashville ahead of New York on Furs.
Go to W. A. Dwyer's, No. l'ubiic
Square, and buy them at your own price.
nov8 2t
foiutntssloner's Court
Thomas Hodge, apsault and battery and
attempting to shoot, fined $10 and costs.
A. O. Lime, running a wagon without
licenee, fined So and coaU.
Richard Wadkiiis and Da-h Robinson,
trespassing in depot, discharged.
Mell Zichary, v.igrancy and being sus
picious character, continued.
Isaac Burlawn, drunk and lying on
street, discharged.
Divid Thompson, trespiwngin depot.
Ttrprivrn SI 0 000 worth of drygoods
ninnket. Shrwls and Cloaks from a bank
rupt sale, which will be sold very low at
UnAS. KICHHEIMEK o; u.,
nol.tf 40 College street.
'I tic Counterfeiting: Case.
T. H. Nixon and B. F. Jourdan were up
again before Justice Mathews on a charge
of attempting to pafs a hundred dollar
counterfeit bill on D. Doud, Conductor on
the Nashville and Decatur railroad. Nixon
wa3 discharged, but tho case of Jourdon
was continued until next Friday. Nixon
proved a good character by many reliable
witnesses.
Ilecnnturi'd.
A negro named Andrew Kelly was ar
rested yesterday by Constable Riins and
lodetd in iiil. Some two or three months
since he was arrested on a charge of assaul
and battery, and fined a small amount by
Justice Mathews, but before he had secured
the fine, and while he wai not being close
ly watched, he made good lm escape trom
lhe office. He will remain in Jill unti
the fine is paid.
Searly Completed,
The railroad bridge over Duck river at
Columbia, m rapidly approaching comple
tion. Buy your Boots, Shoes and Hats, at
Simmnnds & Thompson's, Woodland Hlreet,
Edgefield. nov 7-lr.
I.pmlni'NS.
Thomas Simm, coloreJ, and Emm
Petway, colored, were arraigned befire the
tVunmissiuner yesterday, on a charge of
living in lewdness with each other. They
were released upon the payment of tho
coati.
Ijiifpiiy.
Isaac Cravens, colored, was up before
Cominireioner'.Davis yesterday, on a charge
of larceny in steiling some coffee and table
furniture, valued at S2 50. His case was
continued until to-day.
llaitcrUiiy.
William Nash, colored, was hound over
to the County Comt yesterday by 'Squire
Wilkinson, on a charge of basterday, pre
ferred by Martha Sumner, colored.
'Masonic Kccnnt" Subscribers.
The city subscribers to the "Masonic
Recoid" will find it at the book store of
Paul.Tavel & Hanner.on Union street.
To I'rlnlcrx.
We have one or two good .job presses for
sale, which can be had at at a bargain, by
application at the ofiico of the Union A)d
Amekican.
.LrACAS Poplin, Mtricos at great
reduced prices at S- Sickles, 17 Uniol
street. - m M-
THE Xlf JUSCITOH CASE.
Decree of the Chancery Court.
An Appeal to tlio Supreme Court.
Defendants nutl Coaiilntunnt to Give
Boutl.
State of Tennessee tt. the relation of H.
H. Thornburg el als vs. A. E. Alden el als.
This cause came oa to be heara this day
of November 1868, before His Hon. J. O.
Sliackleford Chancellor.
The. xntrmlalnnnu liavinf nreviously 1
minted the bill at Chambers and out of in
term time for an Injunction, but the unan-
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celor in view of th8 importance 01 me um
ordered a notice to be given to the defen- jock, and alt the wisdom ot tne past to corn
dents, and that the case be brought up in plete our intellectual l ireaaures and make
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nmi.l WUc nnl i hacinir lippn PlVeU. the 1
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complainants appeared in open court and
having filed the bill moved for an mjunc-
"i ,i, m,i llnwi the de-
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icuuttuio time i.u 4Ma. rf
declined doing and filed a demurrer, and
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ituereUpOU lue court prucccucy. u ncai i
. mnnt nf nanie unon the bill of
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tuuiiuaui - - i
dants. The court is 01 opinion auu
,Wroa tint the demurrer so far a3 it
relates to that part of the bill which
seeks to attack the validity of ths election
of defendants is well taken and is hereby
sustained. The Court being of opinion
that the two houses of Aldermen and
, ' . lhpr.fote
returns of their members, and therefore,
I ithat this Court cannot inquire into the
I .legality of their election, and that this
branch of the bill muat be dismissed.
But the Court ia further of the opinion
that the act of February 18, 1858, Tequir-
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certain properly qualifications for the
MatmtamACmaeilmmtWaoi
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I- l.i i. ..i r r..i, o icfin.
n.,l,,l lr Hip. nrl of March '13. 18UU.
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but is etui iu iorce, anu mai oy virtue oi
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its provisions moso omcera bqouiu oe jub
-. nr rP,i o.4t te in lhe citr. and
hnosmuch as the charge in the bill, that
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detenilants "Uo not own any
real estate, ia admitted by the de-
murrer, the Court muU take it to be up the wealth of an empire. 80 the united
true and under the provisions of the Sunday School effort will carry inlelli
' .... . .... . . ... pence and virtue to millions living mil
act aforesaid, they are not entitled to hold B"te n. ism. u,l.f
their offices. The court being further of
opinion that tho relators under section
3411 of the Code had the right to file the
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bill ; it is furthermore ordered, adjudged
and decreed by the Court, that the de-
murrer so far as it relates to that part of
the bill which seeks to declare the offices
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of said defendants vacant for want of he
property qualifications required, be dis-
allowed and overruled.
And tho Court h further of opinion, that
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though it has the power to declare the
offices of said defendants vacant for want of
the qualifications aforesaid and to enjoin
them, being mere usurpers from receiving
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the perquisites and discharging the duties
of their offices, yet it has no power to place
anv one of the complainants in offices
vacated.
It is therefore ordered, adjudged and de
vised by the Court, thatupon complainant
executing a bond in the sum of five thou
sand dollars ($5000) conditioned for the
successful prosecution of the suit, and pay
ment of C03ts and damages to the defend
auts in the event of failure so to do, an in-
junction will issue to restrain the defend-
tl.i A1 AIuhak nml I ha 1 &ljn(Mn a
anis, Aiuen, -i,
W. C. Kinney. John McUavock, P. r.
CoyleandH D. Grant, aj Aldermen, and
thedeftudauts W. J. Murphy, W. Wright,
N. G. Thayer, R. S. Gainci, J. H. Sumner,
Henry Jolly, Wiley Duke, B. W. Kelley,
Wm. Bonner. Suuire Fain. Win, Ling,
Win. Gray, Kindal Brown and J. W.
Johnson as Councilmen, being the parties
charged in the bill to have no real estate,
from receiving the emoluments aud per
quisites of their respective offices until the
coming of their answers. From which de
cree the said defendants pray an appeal to
the next term of the Supreme Court, to be
held at Nashville, on the first Monday in
December, 18GS, which appeal the Chan
cellor is ple.ne.1 to allow, upn defendants
executing a bond for cota and damages
conditioned, aud luvable as tho law di-
recti", and defendants are allowed to
week from this date to give the bonds.
Lighted to lift!.
We see bv the Lebmou Herald, that
MMn. IValmdv and Snarlin? snoke a
couple of pieceito the colored fraternity in
,
that place on the night before the elec
tion. At the conclusion of their speeches
they were escorted to their hotel by about
twenty or thirty Democratic boys, with
lighted candle. The proseliting of the
two worthier didn't amount to much in old
Wilson, as she give Seymour 894 to
Grant's 835. For Congress her vote was,
for Motley, S76 ; for Mercer, 479, and for
Pros-er, 361.
Shot in lie tec.
In Columbia, last Tuesday night, the
houoe of Geo. Spindle, a colored Demo,
crat, was entered by Bill Beard, a notori-
ous thief, (and twice sent to the Peniteo-
liaiy, and each time turned out by Brown?
low.) George heard him enter, and shot
him in the leg as he tried to make his es-
cape. Spindle was tried and acquitted.
TnE bast Etniuess cloth for 75c a yard
at S. Sickles, 17 Union street, nov 5-tf.
Tlie .lloiUctil Ileiiartment of Hie I'ul
verHlty of Xnsliville.
We learn from the November number of
the Nashville Journal of Medicine and Sur
gery that the pession of the Medical Col
hga opens auspiciomly for a full class
the matriculation list at the termination of
the preliminary course exceeding that of
last year.
The rfgnlsr course, as will bsseen from
our advertising columns, commences to.
morrow. Tha introductory lecture is to
be delivered by Prof. Callender at the
spacious Lecture Hall of the .Medical CjI
lege at 7J o'clock in the evening. To this
exercise the general public are invited.
B.
S. S. Superintendents nml OOlcers.
At their annual raieting laBt Sunday
evening, lhe Sunday School Society of Mc
Kendree Church, elected II. E. Jones,
Secretary, and L F. Davis, Treasurer for
the ensuing Conference year.
The following were elected Superintend
ents for the McKendree Sunday School for
the same term :
Thompson Anderson Senior Supetin
tendent. Frank E. Williams Junior Superin
tendent. . ,
II. E. Jones Anis(ant Superintendent.
The other officers of the school will be
elected this morning at 9 o'clock The
echool m in a nourishing condition.
New Xnilivllle Thenter.
Another fine audience last night, and
the sensational drama of the Hidden Hsnd
produced in a manner highly satisfactory
As Capitola, Miss Germon is perfectly a
home, and Mr. Johnson is a eecond edition
of Ira Warfiehl, old Hurricance. The
mmmm were all well up in their parts
ml lhe niece was enthusiastically re
ceived.
On Monday night, the talented tragic
netrs. Miss Charlotte Crampton appears
in her great character of Medea, and we
bespeak lor ner a warm itr.
C. F. Walters, formerly stage manager
has become one the of le?ees. He is a good
business man behind the scents, and to
gether with Mr. Bowles, the management
will be unexceptionable.
B SDAT SCHOOLS. f
Monthly 9f cetinfr or the C. P. Snniluy
School Address by Dr. Balrd Iui
portance or Sunday Schools Prac
tical Remarks to Teachers.
On last Sunday evening at 3 o'clock,
this Echool had the usual monthly meet
ing, and were addressed by the Rev. Dr.
Baird, Pastor of the Church.
The Doctor was successful, as usual, in
nchaining the attention of his auditors,
especially the children, to whom his re
marks were mainly diretted. Starting out
WliLl UiQ IUM IUAIi -. u.Mnw M(
.. I'f- .. -c -n i. ....t.nui :
iv,.. Ufa hlstorv of U3 all. he developed it
a plain, simp e manner, so uu inn
nnderaioau and urasueu nis mean-
hudred men tQ mgke
0QC aich, one hundred to make a single
neriecl our uieuiai uuiycio, bu nc, houuu
" J.s.8l...
mpn n nil womeu, aaiuiiiaic iuusu utuuuu
the same standard. In short, that
the erand aim of the Sabbath School was
v - i-i- i. : ' .
the conversion of our cunaren inis was
its end, and any one wuo tn i ower
wise did not properly comprehend the
T?11n-:nr ltSa nancn nlan. lift mfida
runuw6 r V .
one of the most instructive and entertain-
ing addresses it has ever been our gooa lor-
(imp to near, w one. we ieei iusuro, uiu
forgct the tiutlu he so lorctoiy conveyea,
,ii manr a t nr. dimmed eye snowed
that the speaker had touched the chord of
sacred memontj, when cununoou neaueu
at iU mother's knee.
We are most happy to see that the Sab
th fihnnl cause is attracting the atten
tion It deserves and demandi. Two years
ago it was almost impossible to get up a
children and as many teachers, the separate
cmi'jren ami as c.i.i-fi, KLnn!r
Churches are filled each Sabbath evening
with audiences made tip, not only oi tne
mpmhpra nf tli eeveral schools, but
Un nf viHiinrH from all parts of
the oitv. At these meetings instructive
addresses are made, and the children unite
in o!ninn itioti- wwrct Slhhlth School
" ...... - - --
wb03C mnjie known in child-
ho& -u ne!r forgot, and ne'er fails to
.... ..' ,l u
nil me boui wnu mm iwiw. .;
thouehts. Develop tho Sabbath School
. . . - ,i 0r!i.
luiereai iu luubuiv, b
t;0Q wjh h0 virtuous and good in propor-
itnn UV nnnh the little insect beneath
our foot, yet its united armies have de-
nnnnlnlpii nties ana destroyed nations.
populated cities and destroyed nations.
Tlio to ah n Kincrlp nillr worm !q nothin? :
but the UDited product of its kind make3
1 iinna vpi 1 1 it nut 11. 1 iiu iillic uj v ui
day la the embryo hero or villian of to-
morrow; the little girl of the present, is
the pure woman or the depraved being of
the future. Christianize them in the bah-
"g and their life history will bo
a 8acceM Fail to o so, and their life will
be uncertain, perchance a failure, to flicker
like a dying taper into nothingncp.
Hence, we would urgo those who labor
;nXstbbath School cause, to faint-not
weary not. The benevolence which
prompts you to action, will continually en-
large itself in your own hearts, and ac-
comnlish results incomparable for tho souls
unP whorm it act3( an5 for the future of
the church. Oh, noble array of teachers,
we hail yon a3 instruments of untold bene-
fits to your fellow-men. God will bles-i
you. Your scholars will revere and honor
J B . g t anJ chnrch.will owe you
an everlasting debt of gratitude. Your
acts will live and grow green with age.
lour acts win live uu iu men iwum
through all, and be therein an eternal
harmony, "to gather strength from genera
tion to generation, and sweetness from age
to age."
Clly Hospital.
The Health Officer and Sergeant of the
Sanitary Police who were out ye3terday
nanaMinf, anil lnnlrinr. flftpr lhe health of
u3 he fo,Iowi de3;raUe
I J 7
...,,. CQncernin;? the saniUry
condition and judicious management of
the St. Vinccni's Hospital, one of our moet
imivortant charitable institutions, the suc
cess of which has depended largely upon
the vigilence of Dr. W. Brigs,
Surgeon in charge, and Dr.
Nickol. the uhysician iu
and the
William
chirgf.
with an tK- corjis of consulting pur
geoa and physician. Dr. J. B. Milch
ell, Health Officer, furnishes the
following list of diseases now under treat
ment, viz: consumption 6, intimation of
the uterm 3, opthalini 4, diarrhea 4, ne
crosis 2, intermittent fever S, dysentery 5,
pneumonia 2, scrofula 5, ypliH'n 3; making
42 cases, all of which are of a very serious
character, requiring rloi attention, es
pecially the terrible die.ue of scrofula,
which the physician in charge tells iu ij with U3 in nnr official duties and social enjoy
1 - . I M.ni. an,i liia limfnrm rnurtesv. his manly
seldom arreted from the system, and ei-
rorl.llv nf a rnlnrml t.ilicit Students
necMliy oi a coioreu p.iiieui. ouiuejm
from the Medical College are not allowed
.. . . . .
to examine or prescribe lor patienH or 10
-. i. u . n.nrn,
y13u uuiro-. .Liuuif...! -
The hoipital h divided into various de
partments for white and colored, and male
and female patients. Departments, together
with the yards and arias ofih? building are
kept with strict re-tnl to cleanliness,
while the spirit of the past administration
has been marked with impartial treatment
and eeneroaity toward all who have been
f
overtaken bv uovertv and the rav3ee3 o'
disease, and have been taken thither for re
lief. Patients are promptly treated, and if
cureu.promptly uisctiargeu irom mecnamy
of the city. Patients here ate not proscribed
in their preference for medical aid, if the
aid be from a reliable and creditable
source. Nor are surgical operations per-
formed without the conent of the patient
or friends. Mrs. Toney, the estimable
matron, has performed the arduous duties
devolving upon her with great credit and
satisfaction.
Criminal Court,
The following order wa-t made by Judge
Smith yesterday : It is ordered by the court
that the bail caies be taken up on Monday,
and that if the witnesses are not in attend
ance forfeiture will be taken against them
onsubpenaj. The docket will be called
regularly. The first ca?e on the docket is
State ra. Smith McKinney, charged with
murder.
State rs. W. M. Robertson, embezzle
ment aud false pretence, recognized to ap
pear from day to day, in a sum of 51000.
A nolle prosequi wa3 entered in the fol
lowing cases :
Ellen Roper, colored ; larceny.
Harrison Williams, rape.
Rica Mooten, perjury.
Mary Buckner, larceny.
O. Collins, perjury.
Lucinda Thomaa, larceny.
The grand jury was discharged.
LOST,
A PAIR OF FINE OOLI) SPECTACLES
Mt'St?
bo amply rewarded by leavinffthem with A. J
smitu. ironbiore. Xo.Hi uroaa siren..
nnvC dlw
4r 2 5
FOK A FObL LOAD OF
Well Screened Goal,
DKUVLEED AT ANV POINT IS THE CITY
- Flfcm EI OIT CHARGE.
STEAM COAL
g pcr BllSliel t the Yftl'd.
Leave orders at 14 Maxwell House, North
Cherry ttreet or t the Yard, foot cf Broad
POPLAH MOUNTAIN COAL CO.
nov5 tf-
OURAUHHTS.
The following gentlemen are authorized
and requested td act as Agcnt3 for the
Union and American, and to receive and
receipt for subscriptions and advertisements
for the same:
,EASX TEXNES3EE.
B. vG. Manard, Bristol. '
S. N. Fain, Mossy Creek.
C. Austin,, Austin's Mills.
W'ill.jMp'Campbell, Knoxville. , '
Patten & Pfyne, .Chattanooga.'
II. LiggetiKingaton.
Jame.1 B. Reed, Athens..
Hugh L. Fry, Sweetwater.
Capt. W. D. Haynes, Blountville.
Marsh Ingel, Union Depot.
Col. Dungan, Jonesboro.
Col. Wm. Stringfield, Rogersville.
MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
John W..Faxon, Clarksville
M. V. B. Ingram, Springfield. -
R. F. Ferguson, Peacber'a Mill.
W. R Saddler, Fort's Station.
J. B. Wright, Gallatin.
J. H. Brockett, Lafayette.
A. A. Swope, Carthage.
Dr. S. C. Bridgwater, Dixon'd Springs.
W. G. Cox, Gainsboro. -
P. Turney and J. A-P.ancher, Sparta
T. Whaley, Smithville.
R. Ivirkpatrick, Butler's Landing.
A. O. H. P. Sehorn, Murfreeaboro.
W. II. McFerrin, Woodbury.
Howard W. Newman, Winchester.
H, L. Walling, McMinnville.
O. n. P Harris, Livingston.
E. F. Hunt, Tullahoma,
D. P. Rathbone, Manchester.
E. G. Curlle, Bradyvjlle.
Wm. Barton, Readyville.
John. Laws, Farmington.
A. A. Steele, Lewisburg.
McCord and Orrilvie. Unionville.
G. P. Baskelte, and M. B. Moorman &
Bro., Shclbyville.
Geo. W. Morgan, Fayettevillc
Dr. J. B. Mathews, Edgefield.
Simpson oVCleland, Brentwood.
T. J. Watson, S. B. Rozell. Franklin,
J. B. Stephenson, Spring Hill.
Binks & Drake, ThompsouN Station,
D. Shelton. Columbia.
M. L. Stocbard, and J. S.Griffith, Mt.
Pleasant.
A. II. nigdon, Lyonville.
Wm. Harris, Cornersville.
W. J. Ridgeway, Elkton.
J. R. Oiborne, Pulaski.
F. G. Tignor,
E. W. Holt, Bunker Kill.
H. Denton, Cookeville.
Matthews & Davenport, Lawrencehurg,
Maj. Brashear, Linden.
W. L. Morris, Waynesboro.
A. G. McDougal, Savannah.
Col. L. McCullum, Ccnterville.
W. W. Hobbs.Waverly.
Thoi. C. Morris, Charlotte.
G. B. Ilugh&j, Clifton.
John Larkins, Johnsonville.
A. J. Shemwcll, Dover.
J. M. Vester, Ashland City.
E. W. Yates, Mulberry,
B. H. Barry & Co., Lynchburg.
Tho3. Comer, MoMinnvillc.
Dr. A. M. nail, Petersburg.
W. It. Loving, Kichmond.
WEST TENNESSEE.
1 1 1. M. Johnson, Cageville.
W. A. Steele, Camden.
Wm. Laudrum, Dresden.
Louis M. Williams, Newbern.
D. P. Shoffner, Union City.
Cab. Shull, Purdy.
A. S. Currey, Trenton.
W. I. Westbrook, Brownsville.
Maj. John H. Bills, Bolivar.
N.Y. Cavitt, Paris,
Scales & Seward, Humboldt.
J. F. Davis, Hickman, Ky.
John L. Webb, Dyersburg.
W. C. Vail, Chestnut Bluff,
dpt. W. Wheeler, Ripley.
W. J. Pitts, Double Bridges.
.Tnhn T. rjnnplass. Covington.
Dr. D. H. Thoma3 & Co., LmcGel.l and
Mason's Grove.
Maj. J.G.H. Bradford, Woodvillc,
JIAKIHED S
Io Hicktna!:, Ky., on the 4th inst. at the resi
dence of tho bride's mother, by Iter. Hi,
Schncide. Ms. R. Q Oiebet and M133 Adhs
Parser.
Tn Giles county, on the 5th of October, by
the Rev. E. II. Holland. Me. Willmu Jobs
sos. of Cavo City. Ky.. to Miss Nasmi U
Srivi cr. of Giles.
On Wednesday, November 4ih. at ths resi
dence of the brido'a father. Me. II C. Alf.x-
ltuthtrford. anil MiS3 K. L. Ellis, of
Williiaison.
Tribute of ttespccl.
i . n,ADi;nf. nf ttm nTAipnt Anil foMiier em
blnyes of tho Postofilee Department of Na?h
vilUrXenn., held Nov. G. lfc&$, the foUowins
preamble and resolutioas wcra unammoaily
a'u1,fn'n. Tt lm. nlnnwd Almlchtv God. in
hil wuo and in3erutable providence, to call
liom ouriDiust onr niBiuy caiccmoa wu uimu
loved Assistant Postmaster, llcnry L. Jones :
heen so lonsr connected
anJ c'hristianliko deportment, ho has called
fortlitUe love anu aumiraiionoiau lauso wiiu
. h , ..... n,ed: and whereas, wo
deem it right and proper that weshouldeinross
our l'eclincs of reuret at the irreat lofs wo have
Igmtaincd and condolence with his bereaved pa
rents nndlanily; thercfoui be it
p.eaolvcd. Ihatwedeeply
Dn3n)A -rhnf ivftflppnlv rerret his death, in
1, n inof n warm friend which was the
prido and ornamont of our social circle, a bright
exemplar anu a win"' "'"k, .... ,
Resolved further. That in his death hia friends
mourn tho taking away of a gentleman of re
finement and culture, honored lor bis exalted
worth and many noblo traits ; and all admirers
of public and private virtue, are berett of tho
v.:.h r.mn!Anfrninnr ncr'jnjl unnentnciJ
nnd official integrity, who has. teen stricken
down in the prime of a hfo whicn. was lull 01
onl iiti.fiiInKS9. nnd that it is but an
other solemn warnine of the oft repeated max
:M ti.. in tha mirUt nf liffl voArfl in deatu.
lUi, MA, ... V w - .
Resolved fuithcr. That w sincerely condole
V.; a nOlltnl nnrPTit nnrl familr in thoir If-
ttlVU UU awivtvw '" r .1
reparable loss, and that the chairman of the
committee appointed to dratt tneio resoiauoni,
furnish a copy of tho samo to his family, and
one or more 10 me pupiio iniuu ui
..nn r,TTVT. IltlT T. aVT ISLAND
r Tranjuortation P.isfcs tai.ee at cq.mable
ratos.
Otdea Booonil Hational Bank Bultdln.
Collego street.
JSSeS" losses fairly adjusted and promptly
paid.
OFFICERS,:
JOHN LUM9DEN", President.
11. S. FRKNCII.Vico President.
JOSKl'H NASll, Secretary.
aiuZ7-tf
liis Brow was Furrow'd and His
Eyes were Dim.
( CCASIOSAL.
UU biow was furrow'd and hi eyes wero dim.
Ilia bead was bent a3 if in perfsivo thought,
Hit nAT was shabby, and no doubt to him
Itecurr'd the time when that same hat was
mellrtion3 such as these can't heal
Abr.k.nWa.or.erl..or..
bought
- or K;ve 5UCh case aa only those can feel
Who get their hats from
WAIN. & WALKER'S store
FASHIONABLE HATTERS
DEALERS 'IX
IIuls. 'op. rnri (iniliriiibrfll"'.
octlT tf .
McCREA & CO.
Successors -to
tittoh wt cinEA .fc :o
Cotton ui Tolacco Faclors,
s rr o it. A- g iq,
Produce & OoramiBsioa Merchants
30 SitC HI UAKKEfi
AND ,
30 KOUril Cttl-tKOE; STRPETS.
Nashville, Tenn..
t ep9 6m
SPECIAL NOTICES.
engine WASHED
in having a new or sccoi
Any person having a new or second hand En- I Jj
Bine from eight to twenty horso power, can Had
a purchaser by applying at No. 8 North Colleso
street! "novS tt
VARIIELS WA5TKD.
The hirhe3t market price will be paid in ca3h
for Ten Thousand Flour Barrels, at tho
Jackson Mills, South Market strctU
novo-lm JOHN J. McCAiSI..
JJanncr and Springfield Kegister copy.
HAGS.
Whiteman Bros, pay 54 cents per pound, and
have beca piyiss it lor weeks past.
octZS tf
EltltING BUT NOBLE. SEW HELP FOB
young men who have errod, desiro a better
mnnhnnri. Nnf. tn nnnlril lIter flnTOIODC3. jrew
of chano. If bonefitted return the postage. Ad
dress, PIIILANTUKOS. Box P., Philadelphia,
ra- scp&3-on
lSatcUclor'H Hair Dye Thi splendid
Hair Dyo is the best In the world, Tho only
true and perfect Vi'c harmless, reliable, instan
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tinti. Natural black or brown. Remedies tha
ill effects of had Du: Invieorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The cenninois
signed William A. Eatchelor. All others are
mero imitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Porfumors. Factory 81 Bar
clay Btreet. New York. apr29 ly.
Extra Special Notice. Beware of Coun
terfeits 1 Smith's Tonic Syrup has been coun.
terfeited, nnd the counterfeitcrbrought to grief.
sunn's iosio sra'cr.
Ths genuine atticlo must have Dr. John
Bull's private stamp on each bottlo. Dr- John
Bull only has tho right to manufaoturo and tell
the original John Smith's Tonic Syrup, of Lou
isvillo, Kentucky. Examine well the label en
each bottlo. If my private stamp is not on the
bottle, do not purchase, or you will be deceived,
See my column advertisement, and my show
card. I wil prosecute any one infringing on
my right. The genuino Smith's Tonic Syrup
can be prepared only by myself.
Tho public's servant,
DR. JOHN BULL.
LoDisyitti. Ky. tf
Propertv Holders should never bo
without aFirePolicy in the old, well
tried, and Reliable State Insurance I
Company of Nashville
apr25tf
rTillllli'lll)TT'"-"'J
For Cairo, Nt. Lonls, aiemplils
nnd
cw Orleans.
rpHE FINE PASSENGER STEAM-
er Tyrone. Tom IIaruas. .Mas
ter, W. Weavkr. Clerk, will leave asjuSS
above on TUESDAY, the 10th, instant, at 4
clock p. if.
For freight orTaaaie apply on beard or to
Wil. BOYD.
41 and 42 Front Street,
orW. A. PEKBLES.
novl-2t HARRISON & SON. AeH.
For Louisville and Cincinnati
rpiIE PINE PASSENGER STEAM-
ip llnvflnn. Pcinrn. Mmfpr
W. K. Kcny. Clerk, will lcav6 aa
abovo next MONDAY, the Uth instant, at 1
o oiock p. it.
lor freigtit or passage apply on board, or to
WM. BOYD.
11 and 42 Front street.
V. A. PKEBLES. 1 a-.-..
r HARRISON & S0KS.Accnt5-
nav t
IIARRISOK
S O IS . .
5
15 and 1G Front Slrcct,
FORWAEDINO AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
Steamboat ami Railroad Agents,
BOAT STORE OEAIaERS.
liilirtuuviu liiiiLto j,Atiiif iMuriu iu
. -r . . r. .-..HUT. rrr
era and Southern cities by rail and waters.
- all tbo principal notinern, xasiern, esi-
Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
FALL SCHEDULE, 1868.
COMMENCING SF.l'TKtJBKR 13, ISOS,
Trains will run as follows :
Leave Nashville 1:30 A. M. :20 P. M.
Arrive at Louisville- 1:15 P. M. 4:00 A. M.
Both Trains make direct connection at Louis
ville with the Jeffcrsonville Kailroad for St.
Louis, Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Balti
more. Washington, Philadelphia, and New York.
Momin? Train from Nashville connects with
United States mail line f (earner leaving Louis
ville at 4:0O p. w., connectinj at Cincinnati with
earlyiuornin? trains East, Bagoagx cnicccr.D
from Nashville to St. Louis, Chicago, Cincin
nati, and all principal Eastern cities.
The Gt30 p. w. Train from Noshvil.e
does not run an SUNDAY.
UalUtin Accommodation Train leaves Galla
tin at Ui3t A- M., arriving at Noshvillo at
1U55 A. M. Uotarnine, leave Nashville at
3i45 P M.. and arrives at Oallatin at Gt.-i P.M.
AI.IIKKT FINK,
Ocn'l Souerintendont L. i N. It. K.
n.Hr3 If
Notice to Show Came Iu Bankruptcy.
THIS 15 TO OIVE NOTICE, THAT W. E.
Johnson. Foster. Early JS: Co, S. S. Hall, W.
T. Wrisht, Samuel Laudenor, John B. Corlcy,
Andrew flregory. V. F. Frey. W. D. McNish.
Samuel II. Stout and R. O. Thompson, all of
Davidson county. Tennessee, have lilod in tho
ofiiceof the Clerk of this court, their petitions
for discharge, and it was thereupon, ordered by
the court that a hearing bo had upon tho E&me
On the 32d drey of NoTCiucer, 1SCS,
at the hours of B 11. lli, 11'$ a. m. 12 it.,
1254, 12K. 1-1K. 1J and 2 p. m. respectively at
the office of A. S. Bradley, Register, No. 734
Cherry Btreet, Nashville, Tennessee, and that all
creditors who have proven their debts, and
other persons interestel, may appear at said
timo and placo and (how cause, if any they
have, why the prayer of said petitions should
not he granted, and that tho second an t third
meetings of the creditors will be had before the
Register at same timo and placo.
E. R. CAMPBELL, Clerk
TJ-S. Dist- Court Middle Uist. Tenn.
novt wed's 3t
TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Office Nashville asd Dicatir R. R. Co.,
Nasuville, Oct. 8, 1863.
TnE ANNUAL MEETING OFTIIE STOCK
holders ot the Nashvillo and Decatur Rail
road Company will be held at the depot cf the
comrany, in Nashville,
ON TUESDAY NOVEMBER 10,
proximo. Stockholders desironi of attending
will be passed iree to and from tho convention
by exhibiting their certificates nf jtnek to the
Conductors. G. W. SEAY.
ctlOtd Secretary.
r. B. FBEXCn.
E. R. RirUAKDSOS.
?30S AN'DKESO.V.
FRENCH, ANDERSON & CO.,
COMMISSION MKRrilANTS,
AND
COTTON BROKERS
?1 South Market Street,
Nashville. - - Tennessee.
Exclusive agents of Messrs. Wabd A Br.ior.9,
Lessees of the Tennessee Penitentiary, lor tho
ealo of their Agricultural Implements, Castings
and Cedar Ware. scplO 3m.
JVotlpo to .Show Cilitsc In lliiukriiiitcx.
THIS IS TO (iIVE NOTICE THAT JOHN
Kiley, T. C. Burris, Thomas Sullivan, Over
street 11 oilman. J. B. Martin and James (1.
Smith, have filed in tho office of the Clerk
of this court, their petition fur discharge, and
it was thereupon ordered by the court that a
hearing be had upon the same
On Hie 18th Dny orNovf mliir. lfiOS,
at the hours of 0. 9!. 10. 10K. UH A- v..
respecttivcly, before J- W. Johniton.
Register, iu Livingston. Overton county. Tn
nessec. and that all creditors who have prov
en their debt?, and other persons interested
may appear at such time una place, and show
cause, if any they have, why the prayers ot
said petitions fhould not bo granttd, and thai
the second and third meetings of creditors will
be had befure the Uoitister.at said time and
place. E. It. CAMi'ELL, Clerk
U. S. IHst. Court Middle Uist. Tenn
oct22 thursdays 3t
M. F. SELTZ,
MERCHANT TAII.OH,
'o. St North Cherry Street,
BEOS LEAVE MOST RESPECTFULLY TO
inform his old customer?, friends und the
publio generally, that he has opened a
Tailoring Establishment
at tho above stand, and is prepared ti make up
garments in the neatest and most fashionable
styles. loctSl m
Lake Kiiiss&m Coal o.
HAVE ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE AN
abundant supply of
CUMBERLAND COAL.
Families an.l the trade generally supplied at
the lowest market rate;.
aCKMRAL Oract: No. 31 Seuth College
treet.ncit door to Engine House.
EssP33m
BANKING HOUSE
or
MnrrrnnrxT PHWlMrC T
RliJ II rlLi OiilllUO VVi
T. S. MARB. Pret h. O. TARBOi.Cash.
Deposits received. Leans negotiated.
interest Allowed on Deposits.
Collections made, and a 'General BanWn;
Business transacted, octlo tf
FINANCE A3D TJ1ADE.
NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS.
rSITSO STAT 13 AND OTHKK aiCUUTlXS.
B-2Qs. 1st series. 107
5-353, 2d series-..
5-203, 3d ten 03
H6
1C6
,1(3
5-2U,Hewissue-
10-tUs-.
Ttnnessee Bonds-
67
80
63
Coupons .
T..n:.n. - Nihiri11a K. H. Slnrr',
iax neco-pu
Nashville Chattanooga R.K. Stock- -.. 24
. .. - .---
Nashville ana Unattanooga a. a xioaiu w
Memphis and Charleston R. R. Stock-
Planters' Bank Stock 12
Union 11 an It StocK "
Nashville Corporation Checks - JO
iiontu i uj - j
(new). 52
Cinirioms .
.85
25
100
South Nash villa Street K. tt. Stock
bospension Bridge block,
Davidson Conntv Coupons.
. 95
.95
wimnu..
rn. TtnnJ Issued Louisville RJt 8:
" other roads 71
Montsomery County Bonds 55
East Tennessee and Virginia R.R. indors'd 60
BaTlnr Sell in r.
Oold ISS 134H
Silver, 1-
DOUSSTIO AND Foaxisa IXCaAlBE
On New York- pr.
On Cincinnati.- '
1-20
ilioi
On LoniJTllhs
On Memphis
pound. I
On London and Livcrpool
Dn Dublin
..8 84 per
-.685 "
- 685 "
On Edinburgh-'
On Jisrlin-
1 82 per thaler.
- 60 " guilder
On 1'rankfort
nmxer stamps,
Wn kra mads arranzemenos to snrDlr our
customers with itevcnus stamps at toe toupw-
iog low rates, discount payaDto in siaraps, vn :
An m,i-(inct nnder Dr. . Par
-On purchases of $211 or more2 per cent, dis
gSS?SSSSf !Srm
un purchases of iwo or more.-4
Un purchases di sou or muruo
OnpurchasosofSlOOOormore 4 "
All orders must beaccompanied by the money
or check for the amount. Stamps will be sent
by mail or express, as airesiea.
LA.VD WAEEINIJ-
Buyinr.
340
99
5130
130
40s. War of 1312
SB.. War of 1312
13is.Warofl812
120s, not Wnr or iz.
iwh, warm
172
ICOj. not War of 1312.
170
tJ-OBEESST KOSIf.
TIXSISSEt. BOtJH 0AX0LI5A
Bsnk of Tennessee, old
People's Bank SO
Issua ,o
Planteri n Me
Plp-ntern l!nt... .rar
chanics' Hans aJ
Union Hans par btat uihk i
Union Bank Ccrt'i-Pri Southweatern K. R- tS
B'k-of Chattaoon. 06 , Union Bank ISO
Bank of Commerce, par
ALABAMA.
Bank of Knoxville, 65 ) Bank or Mobile '.O
R.nlmf M?nliU 9S i H'k nf Montcomerr. 0
B'k of MiddloTcan. 6 Bank of Selaa 23
Bank of Pans par
Central Bank 2
Commercial Bank 05
Bank or tue union, par
B'k of West Tenn 30
Buck's Bank par
City Bank 65
Eastern Bank. 50
Northern Bank 30
Southern Bank 90
oioir.iA.
Central R. K. B'k- 95
Ueorgi Railroad
Banking Co 95
B'kofMid.aeoiia, SO
Marine Bonk 95
I MerchanU Bank-par
I Nnrthm Bank Mr
Oeoee Bank u
BankofShslbyrUle. 70
Southern Bank 10
Traders Bank par
Life li General In
surance Co 10
BOCTH CAEOLISi.
BmV of Camden 30
Bank of Charleston, 30
Bank of Choster OS
Bonk ol Georgetown 03
Bank of Ilamburz 13
Bank of Newberry 25
Bank of the State of
South Carolina 20
Commercial Bank 01
V-.k.n Itir.tr irr
Bank of Angasta u
Anjruta Insuranco- 01
Bank of Columbus C8
Bank of Commerce, C5
Bank of the Empire
State 15
Bank of Athens. 0
Bank of Fulton 40
Bank of Savannah. 50
Bank of the State of
Georgia . TZ
City B'k of Augusta, Z
Farmers" and Me
chanics' Bank 0?
Moch anils' Bank 01
Merekanta'-; Plant-
I sv ....... vl
i Jfarm ers and Ex.
i chanje Bank .
01
Merchants' Bank 05 ers' Bank OS
Plnntnn' linn It nf ' I'lantcrs' 15an . J
FairEeld . 03 1 Union Bank 60
There was quite an advance in gold yes-
lerday, and also in bonds and stocks The
Jl T .
lonowmg are lue -ew aui-uu,.
Ooenedat 134, was 134 al 1C:25, 13IJ at;
at noon, 13i at 11:23, 133J at 12:2a, 133J
12:45; 134 at 2:45, and closed at 134 at
3 P. M. Dealc.-a here were paying 133 g Vax'rSrtX. 7.ToUeco drK,pin. So
und holdins at 134 V. P.fi"eflosl.Sis..hsy?f"
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follow. :
U. S. 6s of '81
5-21)3. 1st series
5-2C. -'.! sorie
112
b-JM il series '"ft?
5-203 new issue, '05 1WJ.
5-20s new issuo, '67 J9 ,
5-2Ps new issue, '63 . lKJJ-s
10-103 UH
London advice of yesterday quote
United SlaU-s 5-20s at73J.'
Exchange on New York waa taken by
the bauk yesterday at discount, and sold
by them at par.
Tenneseeo bonda were quoted iu New
York yesterday at CSc for the old and
C9c for the new.
There U very little doinsj in city checks.
Dealers pay 8082c, and are holding at
S4SCc
The aales of Southern State bond, at the
New York Stock Exchange oa the 4th
inst. were a3 follows:
FIX3T BOARD.
$ 3.003 Tennessee Cs. old
1U.1IW!
do
2dc.
20.000
20.000
do
do
new.
10.COJ North Carolina 6s. old.
1U.UUU do Dt CI
32.000 do new-
10.000 do .
l(XH Missouri6's2dcalI
SECOND BOARD.
10.000 Tennessee 6s. old
20.000 do now--
30.000 do
10.000 North Carolina fe, old
1S.00O do
50.000 do
O.OoO do new bet c
1S.0UO Virginia 6s. new
....G9
69)
.... 67
M
.. 58
S?.i
. 89
5.0UI .Missouri t3.
3.CO0 do
The New York Hercidivjt in ita money
article of Wednesday evening :
"Affairs are rapidly coming to a crisis in Wall
street, and the monetary stringency was more
severo to day than at any time previously, the
rates paid for loans "- on government securi
ties having befti as high as liJi percent, until
to-morrow, while in some instances per cent
commission was paid on mixed collaterals in
addition to seven per cent, per annum in cur
rency. Tho extreme pressure led many of the
holders of government securities to sell out with
a view to buying back at lower figures, and
these salcs-axerted a very I'epressing effect upon
tho market, tho decline in tho entire list having
been from ono to one and a half per cent, be
tween the opening and the close. There were
not wanting indications that tho principal deal
ers encouraged this realizing movement for tho
purpose of getting cheap stock, and theimmo
diato result of this rapid decline will probably
be a sharp upward reaction, stimulated by those
who hivo assisted the downward course ofrri
cea "
The New York Times says the rates
paid for money on Wednesday were 7M)
per cent on call, with a commission in
some instance, for carrying over stocks
for a single day-
The New York Herald of the 5th inst.
inat. MV9 of the drygoods market :
The market has ruled exceedingly dull during
the past week, pslitiei having supersoded busi
ness in importance, and everybody items to
have goao homo to vole." In the absence of
any demand of moment tho market has ruled
heavy, but prices have been nearly nominal,
and though somo sales have been reported at
rather lower figures, there has occurred no posi
tivj decline. Business has been very light, and
in tho absence of any change of note we omit
details, simply annexing the current quota
tion, which show few changes. .....
Woollen fabrios have also ruled quiet, but the
market is still very Arm, and whenever there
arn sales they are at full prices.
We annex tha current quotat-ons for the
loadiDgde'crii.tions of goods:
BROWS MCSLIS3.
AmoskeagA -15 Peppercll R ..-..13.
Atlantic A 10 Superior 13"3M
Agawam F 12 Stark A- -15
Lacnnia. 13315 Pittsfield lt
Pacific extra 15 Tremont 11
Pepperell E HH .
BLEACHID 1IC3LIXS.
Amoskeae A ...15J$ New York Mills25
Hales 13 Utica 22K
Hone - -1 XA Wamsutta -22;
.fames Mills l.15!; Waltham
.-13VJ
...17
Lonsdale 17 White ltock .
rRtsn.
American 12 Pacific 12J13
Amoskeag 12 Sprague's 13
Lancaster .. 12J-S Wamsutta 9
Lowell -11 Mourning -lla
Merrimao I) -13' Dunntll's 12H
Meirimac tt' 13
nRlT.I.a.
Amoskeag
Appleton
Laconia
Amoikeag-
Union -
Amoskojg
Everett
Amosluag
American
18 Pepperell W
18 Stark li'A
IS Winthrop H
DEXIU9.
29 York ...
19
TICKS.
lss03 York-
-29
iva?.i
STEirrs
Everett
...13
10.
York
11, . V4
Amoskeag..
Vi't Kewmaricei. izy3
Hates..-.
10'4 Pepperell -IS
Xanm-R!!- N.tten)I6 LaCOHlO- ll
DF.LA13.SS.
Pacific- -1S42I Lowell- .20
Hamilton -1:021 Sprague's i2,,
Manchester 1S21 Armures- J'i22J.
OIXGHAU3.
Glasgow- 15 Lancaster . 16
;! z sa'
GENEKAL MARKETS.
Nashville, Ealnrty, Nov. 7.
Corros. The market to day ooened at
21c, but owing to the unsettled condition
of the New York market, buyers were not
uupoaeu 10 give tne tigures, while holders
were not disposed to yield. With a de
cline of upwards of a j cent ia New York,
the .Liverpool quotations remain un
changed, and for this reason holders claim
that there is no real cause for the New
York panic Aa it was, the market here
closed dull and heivy at tha following
quotations :
Ordinary-
-19
Good ordinary . - 19WWi
miaaung .'Jifij&XQi
The transactions of the day were aa fol
lows: Receipts 2S5; sales 282; ship
ments 246.
NASHVILLE COTTOK STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1S68... .- 60
neceivea rn-nT , , 035
Received previously-
-4924-5300
ToUl-
5260
Shipped to-day..
246
BhlppodZprevtousIy-
.4366-4G12
Stockon hand-
-60T
Corn. Sales of 50 bushels new at 50c ;
sales of 80 bushels old, delivered in depot,
at 78c
Peanuts. Siles as follows: 100 bush
els at SI 40 ; 50 do at SI 30 ; 150 do at
SI 00. '
Feather3 A small lot to-day brought
65c
Dried Fnurr. Apples to-day com
mane "cj an peaches (quarters) 8c.
uats. sales of HOU bushels at 00c, and
200 bushels from store at C2ic.
Wheat. We heard of a small sale of
white wheat being made at SI 65.
CnEsTMrra Are still advancing. Sales
to-day at S3 75 per bushel.
Bacos. Market firm at following quo
tations : Clear sides at 18c; shoulders
14i14Jc; country ham3 17 and 18c;
choice sugar-cured canvased him 21
22c ; plain canvased 131c.
Lakd Dclinig. We qaste at 18
19jc in tierce; in kegi and cans 1920c
Rags. Whiteman Bros, are paying 5c.
Cotton YAiufs. Demand gol and
supply limited. We quotd 500'.i at 20c,
C0Od at 18c, TOG'S at 16c. -
THE COTTON MARKETS.
Mobile, Nor. 5.
Cnttnn nuiet an J Grm at 23V.O fur midJUnzs:
soles lOlO; receipts 367: ex parts yesterday and
to-day
aiavuaunii. nor- a.
Cotton eloiad easier: ntles O&z m'utdlin322xA
2tc; receipts 2751; expert coastwise lTXi
Aunstn, Gn., Nor. a.
Cotton market dull: sale 176: reecipu 11"
middlings 322.Hc.
Clinrlestou, Nnr. 3.
Pnitnrt nptira ami t'e better: sle S69: mil
dlines 21c: receipts 12 experts te Ureat Britain
2176; coastwise 12S7-
Cliiclmintl, Nor. o.
Thprn ia tut iMsntial chance ia the market
holders still ask full prices, bat the demand
lignt and nnyers are noiain; on. o qauw w
dinary at 20c: rood ordinary at 2122c; lo
middline at 22J;23e, and middling at 2"'i
23J.rer cent.
I.uiiNvllIo, Nor.
Af Hiimnlir -iitian Mies to-dar 9d bales
were offered, and bids aeeepted on W bales; low
middlings 22o.
MAHKET3 BY TELEQEAr
I'orclsn Mnrhct.
I.ivnio()L. Nov. 7. Cotton ouiul: 'alc 1 ('-'
bales; ufla&d3llJ; Orleans llaI.
NcivTork Market.
Nsw Yobc. November ".Cotton dull an.l
a shado lower; uplands 2302Sc. Superfine
flour $S7I)d 10- Whisky $1 93, Rica quiet
...a l ..it a T.t. 1 ii14L T 1 . i
I ijetSc. Wheat nominally unchanged. Corn
S1 10l
I Sew York DrycoodH Market.
kw Toec Sor 7.Bro,n lhee,incJ K -.
16c; printing cloths 77Hr; prints, .tandari
Hmack i34c; Bleathed muslins 25c; Bartler
ISJiC Ellerton 47He.
,i,ie, lTKeiSK- Hams ;iSc. Lard Wir- tt hk,
31 061 10.
t'lncliimttl Jlnrliet.
CisctxsATr. Nov. . Flour anU vtlieatun
V16e. J
era are held at 14c: sides 15,lSo. Green mets
71012e. Butter Si3Jc. tggsc. fauxar
IoSlaJtC. wonee ijis-o-
LoultvlIIn llnrbvt.
Locisvii.tr. Nov. 7. Tobacco firm; lass C 5
8 50; medium li-af enttine Sl617 6f.
Superfine flour So 50K 25. Wheat nominal at
$1 70 1 90. Corn, old shelled 'JOe; bulk new U
55c. Oat.5tr5c. Barley $1 752. Malt $2
2 S?. Bye St 2V9t 30- Potatoes $22 .
T.aril. n, lnW. ltaeon hoaHcrs 14441l'l"t
clear rib fider ISSlV'c; clear tides 1901'.' V.
Whisky, Haw free I 15 t'otton V
New OrleaiiH JInrket.
"New 0leiks, Ngv. T- Cotton stiifer, mlJ
dlings 2JKr: sales 4200; receipt 3272; exports
7021., Oold 135't Sterling 4IS15!.- Now lort
sight e discount, augarnrm ana ;v uigacr.
Molo-ses high grades firm.
KIVER AND iVKrVrilKR.
ARRIVED.
Havana, Cincinnati.
Fanny Bracdie?, Evanaville.
DEPARTED.
Talisman, Cairo.
Fanny Branded, Eraiaviife.
Katie Morrison, Upper Cumberland.
The river yesterday was stationary, with
five feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
warm and sultry.
A report reached here yesterdiy of u
twenty foot rise in the Upper Cumberland.
The Fanny Brandiea, which arrived at
au early honr yesterday morning, left
again at 12 o'clock with a small lot of cot
ton and moving plunder.
The Havana diseharied her frieght yes
terday, and will he ready at an early honr
Monday to recive cotton. She departs at
4 p. M. for Louisville and Cincinnati iu
command of Capt. Pearce a veteran boat
man of the right stamp, awl the acoiu
plished W. E. Knhn in the ofSee.
The Taliiman cleared last evening f.r
Cairo, wiih a fair trip of produce.
The Katie Morrhen departed for the
Upper Cumberland loaded with gro-erits
and empty barrel.
The bully Tyrone U the next steamer
for Cairo. She will arrive oti Monday,
and depait on Tuesday at 4 p, m.
LawsuiU aae now pending at Cincinnati
against the owners of the exjdoded steam
boat Magnolia, one by Cliariw Lswh, ona
of the editors of the Jacfcsonian JJemxrat,
Michigan, for injuries sustained, and the
other by the widow of Henry Clark, who
waa killed-
The Rolierl E. Lee, on her lait trip, ran
from New Orleans to Natchez in twenty
three hours and ten minntes, including
thirty-one Undingi and taking thirty ords
of wood.
The Hesper has been gold at MetapIiM t
Captain Gtover, of the Natonia, for ?2C0O.
The St. Louia Democrat of Thumliy aya
Captain Adam, President of tho Mem
phis and Arkanaa river picket line, was
negotiating with Capt. Henry Symme hut
evening, for the gay sternwheeler Guidon,
price S3000. If the matter waa not con
eluded last evening, we are very certain it
will be this morning.
The hull of the Pdlmer cao't ha raised,
but the entire machinery is about to b j re
covered.
The Vicksburg nerM says :
The Vickfburg arrived from the Cres
cent City yesterday, having an excellent
trip of freight. From her officer. wt leain
of an accident which befell lhe V. lid
Wagoner near Fair View Lamrlng, a1 jiix
twenty-five inilefl below Natchez. The
Wagoner was just behind tha Vicksburg,
and was making A landing, passing through
the swells of the Vicksburg over a shallow
place, when her chimneys were ehaken
overboard, which presented a rather fright
fvl aspect. A consternation wai pro
duced among the passenger, and severs
of them plunged into the river, fearing at
explosion would take place. No one was
MMl'lllll !
gFarmers, Buy at Home
70UR WAC10NS AND AOKICULTCRAL
i Implements. 1 ain manufacturing the very
best ot Steel Plows, and other Implements.
Also, wagons of tha very best material aaa
workmanship. J.H.RUM.M.
No. 234 South Cherry street, between Aid an
MulBcrry tuceta. loctii Cm
of Music
Sicklcs,a7 Union streei. .