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UNION 1KB AMERICAN.
3Y P. 0. SJUNHIdaidll &
UIF10E: CORNER, cauu,a AMj uilLIliJf
ST, OPPOSITE TEE rosi OFFICE.
TcraM :.B.iUr, 611; Weekly, 83.
THCKSDAV, JANX'-AItY I, 1S66,
nxxAi er genterax ,ews,
Special dispatches to the Cincinnati papers
itatc, that notwithstanding th disagreeable con
dition of the weather from the recent storm, the
first New Tear's reception of President Johnson
wta largely cttesded.
The door: cf the Execa-
life Mention were.
. . I. r : . i . -. i i. .. .nn.M t.n
were In fall court drew, porno of them displaying
the glittering badges of tho orders to which they
belonged, fcir Frederick Bruce, the Brttuh tn
Tor. was the first arrival of the diplomatic corps,
which was fully represented. The greeting ap
peared to be mutually happy, and cipoctaIly in
view of the fact .that there is nothing in the con
Jiilnn r fV,rim rotations to thrill ten tho dis
turbance of the general peace. All the members
of the Cabinet, the Justices of the Supremo
Court of the United States, and other civil officers,
together with Senators and Representatives, also
paid their usual annual visit, and exchanged
their customary salutations with the President.
Athalf nast eleven the officers of the arrav and
nary and marine corps were similarly received,
'racy were all in uniform. Lieutenant Genera,
Grant and staff being conspicuous among the im
posing group surrounding the President. At noon
the reception of citizens commenced, and contin
ued for more than two hours. The marine band,
mcanwhllo, performed in tho Vestibule. The vis
itors entered two abreast and passed into the re
ception room, and there having been cvcrally
introduced to the President, by tho United
States Marshal, and shaking him by tho hand;
they passed into the cast room, from whence they
found an outlet. Tho daughters of the President,
Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Ktovcr, were also near
their father and received tho ladies and gentle
men visitors. Everything seemed to be cheerful.
After the general reception at tho Executive
mansion, all tho colored persons on tho premises
not, however, a largo number were admitted,
and paid their respects to the President. All
the members of the Cubinot, excepting Secretary
Seward, who is nbscnt from Washington, and the
otherGovernment officers, the Mayor, and many
citizens of Washington, received their friends.
From another dispatch we make this additional
extract:
Mrs. Johnson, who is a confirmed invalid, was
unable to leave her room, and her daughters, Mrs.
Patterson and Mrs. Colonel Stover, received the
great concourse of guests, thus appearing for the
first time in public as tho ladies of the President's
household. Mrs. Patterson was attired richly, but
simply, in a dress of heavy black silk velvet, trim
med with black lace, and a white point tacecollar.
Her black hair was rolled back plainly from the
front and braided, and fastened in tresses behind.
The only ornament worn in the hair was a pure
white japonica. Her iewels were pearls andjef
Whlto gloves, fan and bocjuot completed her cos
tu m fl
it rs. Stover was dressed in half monrnlng for
the toss of her husband, with heavy black silk
trimmed with gimp, white point lace collar, hair
til in with tha erei-ntinn or a festoon of tress es
behind. Miss Craigmilcs and Miss Baxter, of
Knoxvllle, Tcnn., whoro temporary guests of
vuo i rcaiucob p, ais'j h."bisiui iii ruccit HI Hiciwiu-
pany.
Letters from tho City of Mexico say both
Maximilian and thoRcpnbicansarcawaitingwith
the greatest anxiety tho action of tho United
States relative to their affair. Tho Republicans
arc snnguino that they will soon bo rc-cnforccd by
on army from this country, while Maximilian ex
presses a great desire for the most intimate friend
ship with us and our Government, and hopes,
though not at all confidently, for recognition. He
thinks that if ho could hnvbn privato confcrcnco
with President Johnson nnffSecrotary Seward he
could bring them over to his side.
Ex-rcbcl Maury has issued nnotheg appeal for
emigrants, in which ho presents in glowing colors
tho wonderful resources of Mexico,
There is reason to believe that tho President
will nppolnt a Southern man to fill tho vacancy in
the Supreme Court occasioned by the death of
Judgo Catron. Tho friends of Senator Doollttleof
Wisoonsln, are urging him for tho place, but with
no prospect of success. Judgo Sharkey, of Missis
sippL Senator elect from that State, rumor says,
is more likely to get into tho Supremo Court than
la tho Senate.
A Washington special snys: " Tho correspon
dencnof our Government with France In regard
to Mexican affairs will be sent in to Congress as
soon as that body resumes its session. Unless I
am misinformed, it will not answer tho anticipa
tions wbichhave ted to the offering of some of the
resolutions that havo passed in Congress, inas
much as it will show that our Government has at
no tlmo had any pnrposo or thought of abandon
ing the Monroo doctrine. On tho contrary, it has
pursued tho courso which stomcJ most likely
to secure the practical establishment of that poli
cy and at the saniotimor-avo tho country tho ex
pense of another war. The wholomatter will now
be bsnded over to Congrats for its action; and if
that body sees fit to insist upon a more hasty solu
tion of the problem, even at tho cod of war, no
obstacle will bo placed in its way. Tho wholo re
sponsibility will be placed on its shoulders."
Another correspondent rays that bcti are mak
ing that Cam'pboll will never get any nearer to
Mexico than Washington; nor docs it appear, as
has boon crroniously reported, that Mr. Seward is
anxious for him to go. The appointment is viewed
as a sort of tub to the Monroe Doctrine whale,
which must bo appeased, for appearance sake, if
nothing else,
Chief Justice Chaso has said, in conversation
that if when holding a Circuit court ho should find
the case of the United States vs. Jefferson Davis
on tho docket, ho would proceedlwith the cause
tho same as any other, bnt that ho should certain
ly hold no Circuit court in Virginia so long as that
State Is under military rule.
Relative to the recent disturbances in Alex
andria, a correspondent says
"A searching examination will bemado into tho
cauui tiiu AmxauurUrlot; though it Is highly
probable that the main facts are already develop
ed. I learn to-day that tho radicals in the Houso
intend to make uo or this and similar disturban
ces at tho South, as a handle upon which to urge
anew their thcorv that tlio Smith imni v.i in
condition for re presentation In the councils of the
nation. Tho Lieutenant General will also como
in for a fresh assault when thoso 'riots' are be
ing nweii upon, ana his report will bo denounced
as Incorrect and delusive. The parties arrested In
siiexanana win do kcpi in uovernmcnt custody.
In regard to the same subject, the Baltimore
(7urtteays on the authority of a clergyman who
was presont at Alexandria when the riot took
place there on Christmas day last, that the ac
count which the Washington Chronicle gave of
that bloody affray so far as charging tho blame
upon young men who were formerly in the Con
federate army is concerned, is entirely Incorrect.
Thonegroei commenced parading tho streets on
Sunday night, armed with pistols, knives and
clubs, and marched to the beating of drums. They
kept up this demonstration until Christinas mor
ning. Christmas day they insulted a number of I
whito persons. They halted at several houses ut
tering threats at tho Inmates, shouting at. and
cursing the Inhabitants generally, and brandish
ing their knives and pistols. Finally, thco dis-
graeeiui wcncscuimiuaica in an aiiacn upon a
white man who was passing along tho street. A
general fight soon alter ensnod between the whites
and tho blacks, which resulted in tho killing of
cvera persons and among tbcm a Mr. Mitchell,
who belonged to tho 2d U,S. Regiment of District
cf Columbia volunteers. Our Informant states
further, that tho white persons engaged in the riot
were entirely of the class known as "loyal,'
Same of tho Republican Senators evidently
know how to T turn a penny." Tho correspon
dent of the Chicago Tiaf says :
rue uoncroiional directory reeortH llial a
ton of Senator Clark, of Now Hampshire, is door
keeper of the reporters' gallery; that a son of
(senator Cowan Is clerk of Senator ICowan's com
mittee at $3 a day fordoing nothing; that a son of
geaatorilooimic is similarly lavorea; likewise a
inn of Senator Huvard: ditto a son of Senator
Dixon; ditto a nephew of Senator Footc; whiloa
lltpnew oi een&ior vi aao nanus ai one oi mo en
trance doors to the chamber at $1,200 a year.
And this ntwxsure is still linavr nnon the annotat
ing power in behalf of the uncles, aunts, nelce
ana granamoiners oi otner memoers oi mo Amer
ican House of Lords. Not a single ono of the
young gentlemen alluded to In this nararrank
ever served a day in the army or ever would have
riono so naa tnc war lasted until the crack or
doom.'
Colonel Brown. Assstant Commissioner of the
Frcdmon's Ilurcau at Richmond, has issued an
order making it obligatory uioa the late slavo
owners to provide for such of their former slaves
as arc now infirm and helpless until the overseers
of the poer of the ccuntlcs to which they belong
ahall have made arrangements for the care and
support of this class of negroes. Major General
Howard also instructs the Superintendent of the
Frcedmcn's Bureau at Richmond to insist upon
making the former owners responsible for the care
of destitute frecdmcn. General Howard asks that
tho name of any person refusing to obey this order
ahall be promptly reported to him at Washington.
so that ho may lay the case before the President
for his action. It remains to be seen whether tho
President wilt sustain the General.
Admiral toKitiin? when arreted was
found at his residence, at Spring Hill, near
Mobile, and was at the time sitting in his
parlor perusing a newspaper. When Lieu
tenant French, who was acting under order
from tho Nary Department, informed the
Admiral of the object of his visit, tho latter
v expressed much surprise, and claimed that
hi arrest was in violation of hi parole,
which had been freely given and accepted.
cmmc' daughters were very bluer in their
jlcHuacixtions of the arrest. Lieutenant
Fresch cave him twelve or fifteen hours
time to prepare for bin departure, and at the
expiration of that time he was taken to Mo-
sjiie and placed on board the Steamer Louisa
he Kcw Orleans, whence ho Mas brought on
Ac steamer Co.La Rica to New York, and
.frets tkwe to "Washington. "VVc trust he
jMVMwk restored to hit tastily.
a cwtKscney.
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Uxiok amVaxssicax Orrics,
t ' i January 3, 18G6.
A. V. S. ib&lcj, Jtotxutcr ai KaAvUle:
dint: 3fijUaffjne alio h token from the
y.a0fcwc ofthb dtr, of this date:
vTTLSl ?K3 AXD TtXtS LaOE3T CrSCTLATlOS
cr ail ike cirr ivurss. un yciicniay, niicr u
ccnipciisenof tho circulation cf the city pep era.
Postmaster Lindslcy, in accordance with the re
quirements cf tho pestoffice law, awarded the
publication of the list of uncalled-for Letters for
the year 1S68 to the Press and Times, as having a
larger circulation than any other paper of this
city.
The statement implies that' in awarding
the "Letter lift," yctt did it upon a com
parison of the circulation of all the city pa
pers. "We never submitted onr circulation
to you, nor even expressed a willingness to
encumber our column? 'frith the Iptter list at
the inadequate compenation allowed by the
Post Office Department.
In justice to ue, will you slate how iar the
above announcement of the I'ms and Tima,
so far as it relates to the UxiON XSD AMER
ICAS, was warranted by the facts upon which
the award was made.
Respectfullv,
F. C. Dusxisotok Co.
NASnviLLE, Jan. 3, 1866.
Metirt. F. C. Dunningion & Co.
Gexts: The Union, axd AstEiticANdid
not apply for the Letter List, and of courte
its circulation was not before me when I
made the award in favor of the Press nnd
Times.
Respectfully youi
A. V. S.
iirs,
5. LlXDSLEY, P. M.
DUTIES OX EXPORTS.
Not content with imposing burdensome
contributions upon the agricultural industry
of the South, through the instrumentality of
tariff laws, the enemies of Southern dcvel
opement and prosperity, now propose to so
amend the constitution as to allow an export
duty on cotton and ether Southern exportable
productions. Having tailed in the scheme
for a universal confiscation of Southern
property, and its application to the public
debt, they now propo.e to saddle its payment
upon an impoverished portion of the people
by the indirect means of revenue laws bear
ing unequally upon the people of the Union,
They would pile tho Ossa of export duties
upon the Pelion of import duties, and
crush the energies and hopes of the South
ern people forever.
The result of the tariff laws, which have
existed from the formation of the Govern
ment to the present time, is fairly shown in
the vast accumulation of capital by manu
facturers who have received its benefits,
It has built up the most stupendous
monopolies, and aggregated capital in the
hands of the few, and a full state
ment of which would astound the Amer
ican people. The princely incomes of
the manufacturing gentry of . the 2Tortl
rivals those of royalty itself, and the mag
nificcncc of dcss and equipage dazzles as a
regal pageant. The poor operators expend
their labor and their lives in building up
these fortunes, but their children inherit
none of the fruits of their toil. Tho pro
posed export duties will have the effect to
strengthen these unjust monopolies, by re
ducing the price of the raw material at home,
aud increasing it abroad, thus putting
wider difference between the cost of the
manufactured article, and compelling the
home consumer to buy from those already
made rich by the tariff system.
The protective policy of this country took
its rise in the infancy of our manufacturers,
and was intended to aid and cherish them
in their struggles to maturit. It was not
intended to bo perpetual, but was designi-d
by its movers and advocates to accomplish a
well-defined specific purpose and then pass
away forever. This interest has now reach
ed its manhood, and in its powerful strengtl
is not only grasping the gratuitous aids by
which it has gained so much, but is reach
ing for others by which it is to be made
absolute monarch over, the industry and
pockets of tho entire American people
when & wave of its wand shall lie the en
prcmc financial and commercial Jaw of the
land, disobedience to which is commercial
death.
It is a strange cry, at this late day, to hear
tho full-grown, purse-proud manufacturers
of the United States, uttering tho infant's
wail, or the coward's plea that if they are
not protected they must die. That day has
past, and that cry is hypocritical and mis
chicvous it means monopoly, perpetuities,
and all that brood of indirect and legal rob
beries, which the framcrs of the Constitution
cnaeavorcu to proviuo against, it is a
covert effort to take advantage of the unfor
tunate circumstances in which the country
is placed, to change tho ancient landmarks
of public policy, and to erect a moneyed
despotism over the heads of the people.
IICAD CKXTKK NTEI'KEXH-WirAT IN
HE "WHERE IS HE?
Forney's Philadelphia 2Vw, we sec, lias
a sort of sensation editorial, going to show
that Stephens, tho escaped Irish Head Cen
tre, "so-called," is untrue to the Fenian
cause, and is really in tho interests of the
llritish Government. This is a serious alle
gation against so august a Fenian, and it will
be well for Mr. Fomey to have his proofs
ready, if challenged to make good his words.
His escape from prison, it is more than in
timated by the Pws, was connived at by
the British Government.
Meanwhile, it certainly is a little strange,
that the whereabouts of this mysterious man,
since his escape, arc not yet disclosed. The
report that he is in Paris docs not ap
pear to rest on any authority but that of ru
mor. It is said, however, that he is in cora-
?.i i . ,
municaiion wiui ins menus ncre, tor a re
porter for the Aors, who visited "head
quarters" recently, says:
"Portions or letters riven II v written l- ir.
Stephenswere read, vrhich enablo him to slato
luai a prompt snuemeni oi tuncrencos is likely
to take place, as tho circumstances transpiring in
other quarters demand such a course. In portions
of the letters. Mr. Stephens t IiIm mnt ...,!,..!
caiij mi i vp wni id uny movement hemg
made in tho direction of Canada or elsewhere
until the time comes for Ireland to measure her
strength with the old enemv." In tl,;t,MnU( t,.
Implores that his opinions may meet with respect
ful attention, and cautions his Fenian friends
against any one who might preach a contrary doc
trine. The language, of ono orthe letters is, "any
man is a coward and a knave who would do so
now." Whether Mr. Stephens and Johnilitchel
met and Joined hands our reporter la'not at libertr
ivEiaic, uui ran mj luai nr. eiepnens looked
upon the arrival of John Mitchel ia Kuropo as he
weuldupoa theappearaneo of a redeeming au-
The Isew lorfc Democracy intend to
commemorate the Sth of January (anniver
sary of the battle of New Orleans) with un
usual eclat the design being to elicit, from
the various distinguished gentlemen who
have been invited to attend, some formal
expression of opinion as to the future policy
of the party, in connection with the pecu
liar circumstances m which it finds iticlf
placed. This Is a good move.
A UIOANTIC KHCEL SOLDIER. An
Abingdon (Virginia) paper notices the de
parture from that place of "Babv" Bates, for
his home on the Big Sandy. Baby is de
scribed as over seven feet high, weighs three
hundred and forty-one pounds, twentv-cight
years of age, and has a foot fourteen inches
long. He served in the rebel armv dnriuc
the war, and, although as casv hit as a bam
door, he succeeded in escaping without a
scratch.
Lvvoematiox has liecn received of the
confiscation, lr the Provost Marshal at Lcx-
mgton, of a considerable ouantitv of
vauiame nines belonging to the. tanner' of
W place, and in part the propcrtv of the
widow of Stonewall Jackson.
liniOlIAM YOCXO h.nWn ,1
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IATE AS9 TX PWtTAJET JTEWS FBOX
XEXIC9. 1
Recent advices from the City of Mexico
contain pome very interesting statements
with reference to tho treaty entered into by
France, Austria, Italy, Spain and England,
to guarantee Maximilian' throne. It is
now alleged taat this treaty was.cigncd come
sixteen mcnths rince, before the war for the
Lnion was closed, and when the opinion
was universally held abroad that the rebel
lion would be successful. The guarantee of
the integrity of Maximilinn's empire, how
ever, remains, though it has not been deem
ed prudent to make it known up to this
time. Recent events, especially the diplo
matic correspondence, sincethe close of the
war, lias made it, in the opinion of
the upholders of Maximilian's, author
ity, desirable that the text of tho treaty
should be given to the world. It is under
stood that the next mail from the City of
Mexico will bring the text of this treaty,
wliich will be published in the Diario, tho
official organ of Maximilian, at the Mexi
can capital. The advices from that quarter
also state that Maximilian and his friends
entertain no apprehension respecting the
permanence of his empire. In addition to
the guarantee of the "Western powerx, there
arc large material interest at stake. One
company a French one is building a road
rcm the Citv of Mexico to the Pacific
coast, while another company an English
one is lmildinc a road from Vera Cruz to
the City of Mexico. Maximilian' support
era boast that these two roads will be com'
pleted before our Pacific road, and that it
will secure a good deal of the trafiic of the
East Indies and Eastern Asia, which we
hope to monopolize by the building of the
railroad to the Pacific. There are mining
companies, manufacturing associations, and
other large enterprises, on foot, both in
France and England, who will have
claims on their respective governments,
which will induce them to insure the perma
nence of the Mexican empire.
A Iselnycd letter from a Jjuly Corres
pondent at I'liliuilil-Itcms of I tie Day
-Social and Xcwh Gonnlp, Etc. Etc.
COBBESPO.NDESCE OP THE CXIOX AND AMERICAS.
" Barkis " had a heavy cart and a slow
horse, but "Peggotty" was "comfortable,
though."
" Well," as we Tenneiaecans say if old
friends leave, th6y sometimes' return.
Hence, the general law of compensation.
There is always something to fill a vacuum,
As I sat listlessly, longing for a paper the
other day, littlo did I anticipate the treat
the next mail would bring me. Time was,
I could not sleep until I had scanned the
columns of the Union and American. But
many luxuries had to be dispensed with by
those whose husbands fought, fled, fell or
failed in glorious war. When our " Jamie
came home" with one "silver" dollar and
honor, both of which I hope to keep, I
laughed to keep back the cry. and adopted
economy for my motto. Wnat with har
monizing, hardships and heartbreaks, noth
ing had accumulated to bring back the van
ished joy of long ago. Being related rQ
Cousin Blarney, I am not slow in speaking
the praise of those I prizes to expect many
good words.
Our genial townsman, Luther AV. McCord,
proposes soon to re-commence the publica
tion of tho Independent Citizen: I like that
adjective, It ought to belong to. and " des
cribe" every citizen,
" Extremes meet," which I will illustrate
by giving the news of the week veal:. Miss,
South has married Mr. North. The United
States is inviting, and Love never studied
Geography. A guard explaining why one
of his own color got into diflicnltjhsaid, he
was impelled into it. The truth is, firmness
nourishes like the Century plant. It is n
noble flower but seen only once in a hundred
years.
lnc cnurciics arc beginning to revive.
Itev. Mr. Kwing, now Pastor tif the Prcsby-
tcrian Church, is making a favorable im
pression. It has not been my good fortune
to listen to him from tho pulpit. In the
social circle he is a pleasant companion.
The Methodists have held n quarterly moet
ing. The weather was inclement, and tho
attenuancc comparatively fcmall. Several
ministers from other churches were present.
At theinvitation of the Elder, thev all joined
him in partaking of the Lord's Supper, ex
cept one, whoe name I did not learn. lie
is a missionary to the colored Christians, and
hails "from other parts." Hp declined to
communicate with the preacher, but after
wards communed with the people. His hu
mility struck me. "Man lookcth on the
ouirwrf appearance ; but the Lord lookcth
on the heart.
In times past, this was a pleasant retreat,
nestiea lovingly anipng tnc green hills.
Scathed by the scourge of war, its beauty is
cone : but its true hearts remain no. not
all. Many a sad face and dewy eye tell of
tnc mangieu iorm anu nameless grave. Baiu
an old lady, "It is wrong in me, I know ;
but, oh I it seems so hard that other boys got
nome, anu poor jicnry coum not:"
Chancery Court is now in scssion,Chancel
lor Kosc, of Lawrence county, presidimr.
The newly appointed Circuit Judec is n.
"Ward, Eq vice Judge "Walker, resigned,
and present Consul to St. Thomas. On last
Monday he started for his distant Island
home, accompanied by his wife and flic
"fascinatinc .Mrs. .
The City Fathers havo awakened, and
kindly given us a police and constable.
The latter walks about like an ancient Lie
tor, stick in hand, and woe to the luckless
wiglit, torgctlul ot "the powers that be."
Hon. Jas. McCallum, ex-memtJer of the
Confederate Congress, venerable for years,
wisaom, anu nis exemplary lite, has lately
commenced the practice of" law. in nartner.
ship with John C. Brown, formerly a Major
uencrai in me reoci army. ung. Ucncral
Gordon, who, like Absalom, was once "cap
tured by the hair," because he rebelled, is
here studying law. May his future career
be as useful and happy as his past was bravo
anu nriiuant.
The Literary League deserves at least a
passing notice. It is composed principal
ly oi young men, who meet once a week for
discussion and debate.
The rain patters pittilesslv. the row sLimU
shivering, the dog whin, the cat purrs, the
cmiurcn come in com, gray snauows stalK
into the room. Night has come. A chcerv
voice calling out a new paper roucs me.
No doubt you are tired of tlicsc vairarics. So
gooa nignu cnouiu mis serve to enliven a
weary moment, vou may hear from me
again after Christmas, ''provided always,"
the help doesn't leave, the bahv is well "nntl
.1 I- i r i. r
me worK uoskci is cnipiy.
Lilly Lvi.e.
Admission of Southern Representa
tives. Says the Xational Intelliqenttr : The
Northern papcrsarc circulating a hint that in
virtue of some understanding the Tcunesscc
members elect arc to be immediately (and
those of other Southern States shortlv after
the rc-opening of the session) admitted
to scats in the House of Representatives.
"We should be sorry to bo obliged to contra
dict this in tolo. Nevertheless, we ire con
strained to say, after due inquiry, that the
assurances thus conveyed are premature, and
that the information on which they are said to
havo been grounded was misapprehended.
No material change has occured touching
this matter since the adjournment.
X jiost serious difficulty recently took
place in the town of Versailles, in Woodford
county, Ky., between Judge Steele, Zack
Brown and some twp or three otherfL in
which some five of the parties implicated
were seriously, if not mortally wounded. The
origin of the difficulty was in relation to a
law suit, through which the Judge and one
other of the parties became involved in a
personal difficulty, by which other friends of
each took a part, when the affair became al
most a general thing. No one was killed in
stantly, bet one or two of the combatants are
not expected to recover from the wounds re
ceived.
Hon. "Win. H. 6lilc. formcrlr minister
to Austria from the United States, author of
- !- .1- IT. i 1 . r .1 .
a auik in uio pumicu nisiory oi uiai
country during his reaidtpce there, and once
. ' s i
re-preseiauYc in MVifress lroai ueorxia.
died in Savannah at his raklencc on the
23d ult. He was a gentleman of fine
talents and greatly esteemed.
There are now seven daily and several
weekly ncwpaper in Richmond.
Spain and Chile. The dispute between
Spain and Chile is believed to be on the eve
of an amicable arrangement. The media
tion of England has been accepted by Spain,
and there is every" reason to believe that that
Doweri3 auito prepared to abide bv the
propositions which England may suggest.
Paris correspondence London Timu,
The Enrtiah note, amended bv the French
government and accepted by England, con
cerning certain propositions for the settle
ment of the Chilean difficulty, was received
at .Madrid on the Sthand its reception ac
knowledged the same evening by telegraph
to Paris. It proposes that vessels captured
from Chile by Pareja shall be given back,
and that the money payment in shape of in
demnity shall be demanded. As to salutes,
on which Chileans are as punctilious as
Spaniards, it is proposed they shall be alter
nate ; that is, the first gun of the Chileans
chall be immediately answered by the Span
Mi admiral, and so on, gun for gun. ,
A lVnJiui Expedition Expect ollolf !ie
Conqt.
From the Cork Herald, Dec. 13.
It is well known that a number of our
most skillful and experienced pilots, from
every part of the Irish seaboard, have re
cently left the country for the purpose, it is
believed, of taking charge of a Fenian ex
pedition on its arrival olTour coast. A few
weeks since, a shipmaster, whose knowledge
of every nook and cranny of the Irish coast
is well ftnown in nauticlc circles, left Queens
town as a saloon passenger by one of the em
igrant Bteamers,for 2sew York, and it is gen
erally believed among lib friends at this
port that he is to pilot one of the Fenian
gunboats, whose power, it is said, will be di
rected against British commerce.
The Daughter of Mes. Jordan, the
Actkess. Wc have to announce the death
of Lady Augusta Gordon Hallyburton, only
surviving daughter of King "William IV..
by Mrs. Jordan, the actress. The deceased
lady was born November 20, 1803. She
married, first, on 5th July, 1827, Hon John
Kennedy Erskinc, who died 7th March,
1831 ; and, secondly, 24th of August, 1830,
Lord John Frederick Gordon Hallyburton,
third son of George, ninth Marquis of Hunt
ley, by Catharine, second daughter of the
late Sir Charles Ope, Rart. Her ladyship
diett on Jbnday last at lially burton House,
Conpar Angus, If. B. London Express,
Vee. II-
On Sunday, 31st December, 1805, at3 o'clock p.m.
Dr. Alfred Kolls, of congestive fever; fon-inr
law of James Plunkvt, hti., of this City.
For Cairo and SI. X,ouIs.
rplIK FINE NEW PASSENGER STEAMER,
JL Tyrone, Harmon, Master, will leave for tho
aoovo ana an intermediate, l'oru on mil u;
DAY, the 4th instant, at 4 o'clock r. H.
tor treignt or paasago apply on board, or to
VIM.
LOYD. Acent.
jsnt Jt
Corner Broad and Front streets.
For IiOHi.srilIcaiitl Cincinnati
(Regular Passenger Steamer.)
riMIE ELEOANT SlDE-WHEEIi PASSENtJER
4. stcainer, KjaiECOA, 'Captain samdix V.
iilLDKETii, will leave in nuovo on FK1UA1', tlie
sin met., at i v. M,
i'or freight or parage, apply on board, or to
W.M. UOYD. Agcut,
;anl 2t Corner Ilroad and Front streets.
S T A It 1. 1 X E.
Cincinnati and Nashville Packet Company.
For Toifisyillc aud Cincinnati,
&8TV1 HATUIIDAY 6th, at 1Q a. m., tho fine
Pamenser fcteamer, lll;K''JIA, u. 11. 1'iltSEL,
Majiw, lex. jiAVLur, uicrK.
For lrcifftit or passage apply on board, or to
J. F. U'SIIAIHUINESSY. Agent,
janl St Corner Clark aud Front its.
Cheap T..ois for .Sale.
WIUTEMAN AND STEVENSON'S ADDI
TIOX. on tlio Charlotte Pike, or Cedar
street extended, part of tnc Harrow Tract.
fcineo our Public ealu of those beautiful Lota.
wo have gold a. number at privato (ale. Parties
desiring to purchase would do well to call before
tncclioieo l.on are au sold.
. J. L. i- R. W. BROWN.
janl lw 3Sya Union street.
Second Quarterly Statement
or the
TJIPU) M!TI0XAL BMK
OF
On the 1st Day of Tan. ISOtt.
ASSETS i
Loans and Discounts - -
' Premium Accounts Premium on U. S.
nond -
10-10 Registered Bonds, deposited with
Treasurer U. S .... 35.000 00
5-20 Coupons Bonds . 100.0UO 00
U. S. Certificates of Indebt
edness 12,000 00
U. S. 7-SO Treasury Notes... 97,850 00
Audited Vouchers,- 2,851 K)
490,931 00
5,315 00
217,701 80
WOW 50
Sight Exchange-
Cash Items:
Uold -.
Legal Tender and National
ilanK .otcs
405,019 50
409,514 56
31,278,758 16
LIABILITIES;
Capital Stock - $ 100,000 00
curpius i unu. - ,soo W
rrom ana loss.. - -. j.Jll
Individual Depositors anil Certificates
of Deposit. - 1,175,041 CS
$1,278,753 95
t. o.,.t.3, t-usuicr j.uiru aiioiiai ianK
of Aasbvilic, do (olemuly avxsar that tho above
statement is true t jjjio best ol my knowledge and
Mcifi-f. x.uu.Aiv ju.im, lioiter.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, 1
Sworn to "nd subscribed before me. Jnnnnrv.?
1800. A. C. NUKNEL, A'crfurv J-vOhc.
3t
Eighth Quarterly Beport
iOF THE
FIRST NATXOSAX BANK
OF
NASHVILLE,
OX THE 1STSIOXDAY OKJAS'Y, 1SCO.
RESOURCES.
Notes and Bills of Exchange
discounted -
Furniture and Fixture, etc..
4510.109 11
8.753 a
3,7V7 13
183,039 77
12.714 19
1,5.,00
Current Expenses-..... .....
Dne from Natiuuul Banks
Dun from other Banks and
Bankers... ....
Funds in transitu -.
U. B. Itonds deposited with
Treasurer to secure circula- t
tion..... & .m fin rm
U. fi. Bonds deposited with
Treasurer to secure deunyitji. l.VI IKY) m
U. 8. llonds on hand :no K4(i i
uiner ly . c.rwuriuc.. .......... is,U3S
CASH ON HAND
-7T.0.77S 5
" UrB-XegSl Tendcr Notes
327,433 2tt
Com-
pound Interest Notes.... 272riK1 nn
Gold nnd Silvrr ir,Xil 17-C14.K55 40
LIABILITIES. 10
Capital Stock paid ill .. $2jO,G00 00
Surplus .1 und . . at owl W
Circulating notes, outstanding 222,450 W
Profit and loss ... igy -4
DnelcdiVidualdcpositor?l,II9-.y 37
ircasurcr u.a.- iasjjt 51
Banks and Bankr Mi lr4 '.v. n ra
Diridtcd unpaid.... ' '&iq m
$2,C90,1M 10
JAS. Q. OGDEN. Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 2d dy
of January; 1505. A. a NORVELL, X. P.
janl-Ct
jas. a. picci;,
J. V, MAKIKK.
Late of Evans A- Co.
Late of Evans .t Co,
PIGUE & MAiNTER,
' EVANS, PORTER A- CO.'S OLD STAND.)
DEALERS IX
STAPUB A3T FAXCl'
Dry Goods, Varieties,
Ac, Ac. .Vc,
So. OI SCnrkct at., 24 loor from Sqrtnrr,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
HAVTNG pnrehaed of Mesrs. Evans, Porter
& Co- their Stock. 51 Market ir w
pablie that we intend keeping at all times a large
iaao rvuia m siauiur 10 our mn.i mnrt th.
enables nt to sell atTerv hort nmfitu
Nashville, January 1st, 1SW5,
police.
-rTAVING SOLD OUT OUR STOCK OF GOODS
JUL t No. 51 Market street, to Mes-n. Pi me &
Manler,wetakeplrvuralnreeon:mendlnilhrm!to
our friends as rent lemen of capacity and intern ty.
and bespeak for them the patronare of the friends
of the old firm. EVANS, PORTER A Co.
J an t tt
AUCTION SAW
rPOBE SOLD ON FRIDAY .MORNING AI
"uvt me jiiiiuirmi sriieicsj
13 boxes Bittersr
2 boxes Tobacco: '
10 boxes Layer Rabins;
lO.half boxes do
iu can Barren Kyrun;
5 bori2 Horso Itaddish,
1000 pounds Bacon;
10 tloi Firing Pans, assorted;
23 boxes ATine;
23 bflXM Knnn?
Other ai tides too numerous tomcntion, to lie sold
without reserve.
R. G. rAOE,
janl 2t No. 47 Public Square.
SITUATION "tVAXTED
AS CLERK IN A 'WHOLESALE ESTAB
LISHMENT, by a youne German. Befer-
enco
Sivcn atChai. JSclscn Jt Co.'s, Market St..
X. jan4-3t
No.i
OYSTERS! OYSTERS ! !
OESTACRANTS. HOTELS, AND PARTIES
XL orderinir Oyster?, TAKE AOTICE, That
W. P. HAHN is eclliuff D. D. Mallorv .t Co.'s sa.
pcrior Oyster at tho reduced price of SEVJEXTY
ri VJE CKXTS ( 75 ) per Can, by the Case, and
win nu orucrs at ino nortesc notice.
W. P. HAHN. Oyster Dealer,
No. 1 Criddle street, near Louisville Depot,
j an 4 lw
FOR RENT,
"f?RONTING ON CHURCH STREET. IN THE
JL Umox anb A.mericas Block, a Room admir
ably suited for an Office or small Retail Business.
Apply at the Counting Room of the Union1 and
American'. janl tt
Rccoraer's Office, 1
Nashville; Jan. 1, 186C. J
A LL
PARTIES DOING BUSINESS IN THE
tv whoso Licences have emireil. are
XJL City whoso
hereby notified that they must be renewed without
delay, as no indulgence, will be granted after tho
publication of this notice.
Y. H. WILKINSON, Recorder.
jan2. 'CC lw
Jolinsouvllle, Cairo nnd tit. Ixiuli
Daily Xine of Packets.
RUNNING IN CONNECTION WITH THE
Nasville and Northwestern, Nashvillo and
Chattanooga, and Tennessee and Alabama Rail
roads. A l'lKST CI-1SS IMSSKXOEU KTEAMEH
Leaves .Tobnfonville for St. Louis, Cairo, and
Paducah ever' day on tho arrival of the cars,
conncccing at Paducah with tho Cincinnati Pack
ets, at Cairo with the Illinois Central Railroad ;
tho Memphis Packet Company, and Atlantic and
Mis;issip Steamship Company and at St. Louis
with all the Railroads and Upper Mississippi
Ports.
OIllcc corner or Church nnl .Summer
Streets, opposite St. Cloud Itel,
ju2, 'G0-tf
AIiiiinistra(ors'
Xoiice.
TTAVING QUALIFIED AS
ADMINI8TRA-
T TOR and Administratrix of tho Ftato of Dr.
J amei Overton, deceased, all persons indebted to
said Estate nro hereby notified to como forward
and settle. All persons having claims Jigainst the
Estate are also notified to present their claiinin
the form and within the time prescibed by law, or
bo forever barred.
11. II. OVERTON, Adin'x:
A. Y. OVERTON, Adra'r.
Nashville, Tcnn,, Jan. 2, 1893.
jan-T-lOt
Chamber of Commerce.
.n--1 i ' rrirr T" I u cn rT l vtt awv
being a Holidaythe regular mectingwill bo
held at the Hall on TUESDAY, the 2d January,
lHtiti. at 2 o clock p. M.
By order of tho President.
ISAAC LITTON, "
deeSJ 2t fjocrotnry,
Dr. Thos. Menees,
HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
Nashville has taken office on Chnrth btroe'
Ko 47, (ap ttairsj uoM-lis,
DES.S.C. FOSTER AND J.E.BUIST
riiENDER THEIR PROFESSIONAL SERVI:
JL CES to, the citizens of Nashvillo and vimnity.
Office No. 2 AVu)itnstoii ltloclc.
Corner Church and High street?.
4 tf Nashville, Tcnnetee,
ron BEST.
rplVO VERY LARGE ROOMS IN THE
JL Fourth Story of tho Union and Amkeicax
Block, well adapted to uiun purposes. Apply
at the countlng-roomI this onicc.
F. C. DUNNINGTON A- CO.
dcclQcrtf lr
Splendid Speculation !
AVe offer for sale, on unusual good terms, tho
lcac for a long term of years, of tho popular and
well kept SAINT CLOUD HOTEL, situated on
the corner or Summer and Church streets, in tho
city or Nashville.
Those desiring a safe aud paying investment,
arc requester to call on
NELSON A MURFREE.
I'or Kent Two decant new Brick Dwellings.
in good order, on Broad street extended, West
N ashvillo for rent on fair terms,
Also, a dwelling on tho comer of Vino and Mc;
UuvocK streets, boutti oi iiroau.
Also, a Brick Dwelling in South Na'hvtllc, .near
tnc line oi tnc street uauroau.
I'or finlo Thrco comfortable and convenient
ninnr iiniTpriJ W . ' : T i .V..:. i -. r
aivin. iiuuofM. uii vuihiui uvcuu? ueineeu
Chcrrj' and Eummer streets, each containing four
rooms, besides kitchen and servant's room. We
invito special attention to this choice property,
suitable lor persons ol moucrate means.
A choice farm of 150 acrc9. seven miles from
Nashville, on tho Lebanon Pike, near McWhir-
tersville, at a littlo over hall its real value.
Farm of 1.150 acres in Williamson county, on
Harpeth river, rich as cream ; good for corn, good
for tobacco, good forwheat, good for stock-raising,
good for everything that land is good for any
where ; offered for$50 an acre. Cotton press, gin,
etc., on the place ; enclosed substantially, well
watered, and has elegant and costly imprdve-
mcnts.
Farm in Manry county, not far from Columbia,
Zii acre, at alow price. .o improvements.
Farm in Davidson, tew or twelve miles from
Nashville, at a very low rate, for cash. Good
land and fine improvement!,
A cholco littlo place, neat as a pin, snug bi a
bug in a rug," and. cheap as pretty, four miles
iNorth oi asnviue, ison tnc market. Apply to
dcc31-lw NELSON & MURFREE.
FOB RENT.
A N EXCELLENT DWELLING HOUSE ON
XV Cherry street, a few doors below the Pot
Ullice. Enquire at No.
25 Union street.
decar-tf
I.OITISVU.I,E AST XAKIIVII.I.K ItAI I,
BO AB-IJI POUTiUT TO NIIIPI'ERS
REDUCTION OF BATES.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE AND UNTIL
Further Notice, tho following rates will be
charged on freight between ftashville, Tennessee,
and Louisville, Kentucky, per 100 lbs.
THIRD CLASS. Met. FOURTH CLASS, 30cl.
GRAIN. 27 ets.
Special Jlatcs will be made or
Reduced Kales ier Car Juoad.
Pig, Railroad and Scrap Iron, Hay, Salt, Cc
racnt and Plaster, 833 per Car Load.
Live Stock, Dressed Lumber. Agricultural Im
plcments, New Furniture and Machinery, H'3
per Car Load.
Freight Classified according to the reduced cl.in
sification of the regular Freight Tariff of this
Company, dated December 1st. 1SG3. aud received
and transported, subject tn tho rules and condi
tions of tho same. ALBERT ri.MC.
General Smierintendrnt.
JAU. S. ililAfcl-UKU,
General Agent.
T. S. BLAIR.
Fre.ieht AeenL
Nashville.
Nashville, Tcnn., Dec. 8. 18G3. tf
PRIVATE BOAROIXU.
rjlWO OR THREE FAMILIES CAN BE AC
JL eommodated with nice Rooms and Boarding
by applying immediately at No. UTNorth Summer
street.
A few Day Boarders can be accommodated.
Also, a two story brick Stable, in the rear, for
rent. , dec28 lw
J, R COOPER,
Real Estaic and Claim Acenf.
NO. :w CHURCH STREET,
I. O. Box 277,
Nnnhvlllo, Tenn.
liriLL- ATTEND
PROMPTLY TO JTHE
V nLATMis nnlittt tlm
J Y COLLECTION OF
United States, and procure Bounty. Back Pay,
Pensions. A'r. IIkvi nRsneotntnl h;mlr urith nn
able and influential firm in Washington City,
llO offers mm intltff.f.lnpnta tn tlini jwhn Kvn
claims of any description against the Government
pi inc united Mates, uovernmcnt Vouchers
Bought or Collected.
opcciai attention given to all busmesspertaining
to a Real Estate and General Agency.
janj ii.
W. J. ASCINOTOX. p. if. pmnip
ARRINGTOif & FARRAR, .
Ileal XNfateaiuIGciicralAKoata
XO. CS PUBLIC SQUARE.
NEXT DOOR NORTH OF CITY nOTEL.
X-VSirVIIXE. TENNESSEE.
ja2, '55-tf.
ALE AGENCY.
J. F. GOOPES,
(Successor to A. D. Flemfnr . rv .i,.!,nu
SUnd, No. 03 Church street,
NAKIIVILtn.
- - TEXJfESflEE.
of " SanJ.-r-i.C ."T5i,.ua, the best branas
rinnfttnV-'lbted Chif." Wheeling. Cin
rwnati. Pair Cream, and Slock AIe-.it low
I DRUGs & MEDICINES,
DRUGGISTS
AND
R. P. JENKMS- it 'CO..
, , Successors
(.?-'
DDR. TOM W3ELJL.S,
32 Market St., opposite Union.
T ESPECTFULLY INFORM THE OLD PAT
JLv rons of Dr. WELl.Sand tho public generally,
that his successors will do all in their power, by
dilligcnt attention to business, to merit a continu
ance of the Doctor's former largo and extensive
patronage.;
They will keep constantly on hand
PURE IIRl'GS, ASD CIIE3IICAE.4.
ESSENTIAL OIIJ,
3IKDICIXAJ, WQVORS,
Powers and Wcightman's Cclobrated Chemicals,
Blue Mass, Sulphate Quinine, Sulphate Morphls,
Iodine, Iodide Potash, Chloride of Gold, Ether,
etc., etc.'
Our Phannaccuial preparations are such as
Tinctures, Extracts, Syrups, Cerntes, Ointments,
Plasters, etc., are made in strict accordance with
the revised Pharmacopia.
Family Medicines,
Such as Pills, Ointments. Diarrhoea Cordials,
Ague Tonics, Alteratives, Invigorating Cordials,
Cough Medicines, and in fact all the
Patent Medicines
Of the day. I most articles of Perfumery, I ancy
and Toilet articles of every description; fancy
perfumed Soap. Hair Oils, Hair Restoratives,
Tooth Washes, Tooth Brushes, and all articles in
this lino pertaining to the Toilet.
Rqtai)ie k jclccic?lcdciuciii,
Such as Frch Roqts and Hcrhs, of all kinds:
Tilden's aud B. Keith's Alkaloid and Rcsuoid, and
their copccntratcil Extracts,
TriiMKCs! Trusses!! Trusses!!!
For the million, of every size and variety.
Denial & SurfjiaJ Instruments
PRESCRIPTIONS.
AecnratclyfiHcd.ntallhoursofthcdny and night,
Spices, Iyc SlutTs, Pninls,
ETC,. ETC.
Allspice. Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs,
.uiicv, jjiu3iaru, iiromniic jseeas, .iiauucr, fcpan
ih Indigo. Logwood. Copperas, Blue Stone. Mil
riato or 'lin. Cudbear, etc. Window Glass. 8x10
,u superior quality. While Lead, Mixed
i amis, rcaoy lor use; Linseed Oil, Turpentine,
wiu; J.ampsoi every variety, nnd (argo snp
Lanrlreth's Garden Seed
Just received, a very largo supply,
lot of Grass Seed,
Also, a large
TO PHYSICIANS.
ROBERT P. JEXKiXS, Prcicriptionist and
anu i-narmccist, ai me uiu etand oi ii. g. 'match.
er. now pi iuo hrm oi u. r. j. i Co., would in
form tho Physicians of Nashvillo. and snrrnnml
ing country, that it is our, aim to supply every
want of the Practitioner, in the linonf Ma nm.
fessjon. and will spareno pains to accomplish that
end satisfactorily. He will bo much pleased toscn
any oi mo faculty wno will honor our establish
ment with a visit.
Ho hopes by constant attention to business to
merit a share of patronage, assuring them that
their favors will bo prepared with fidelity, of tho
purest materials, and by hirascjf pcrionnlly, or an
aocomphshd Prescnptionist,
Our
rciocic einoracc ine greatest variety, and
rthing coming within the Drug Business.
every
Givo us a call and
tion.
wo will guarantco satisfac-
AU orders entrusted to
promptness nnd accuracy.
our caro filled with
R. P. XEXKIXS, at CO.,
32 Market St., opposite Union,
NASHVILLE. TENN,
SIOX OF THE MAX AXB MORTAR.
jan3 2w
MUSIC, PIANOS $c.
MUSIC STORE.
U3 UNION STREET.
rrHIS OLD ESTABLISHMENT DEALS IN
J. Pianos ofStcinway and Sons, J. B. Dunham,
class instruments. Carbairt, Necdham A: Co sun-
rivalled
CHURCH AND PARLOR ORGANS.
Also, SHEET MUSIC, and
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE GENERALLY
Give it a call before you purchase.
P. 8. Have iut added to tho .-lhnri. l!t nt
t'inno-.Makcrs,
cAiXExnF.no i- vaiipel.
Call and examine. dec2Mm
PIANOS! PIANOS!
MASON k HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS.
YOU WILL FIND THE BEST ASSOrT
ment in the city at Ltuk's New Music Store
on
OHUROH
STREET,
Onnoslte PL Clnml TTnlnt
Also Sheet Muiie, and
Musical Instruments of all kinds. Be sure to call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Pianos tuned by Mr. Jackson,
JOILV JLUCK,
Lack's Building, Church Strett, opposite SU
Cloud Hotel, and 41 Union Street.
lec4 3m.
rrXDLETON JOCLET.
53 Water Street,.
C. LASDO.VMAtL
St. Luais,
Jfo.
iMew orK.
Late with Berthold. Smith A Co., St. Louis.
J0UETT. HALL & CO.,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors
AND GKNKBAL
Commission Merchants,
20 SOUTH MAIX STREET,
jrEBCHASXH' iauuE KIMCll,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Consignments of Cotton, Leaf Tobacco, Sugar,
Coffee, Molasses, etc- solicited, and orders filled
for Pork, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Basgisg, Rope, etc.
dec2 3m
1200 BARRELS OF JPXeCR;
, 136 BALE3 OP HAY;
IM BARRELS QF APPLEffi
3ft BAGS OF BRAN;
BO TIERCES CHOICE FAMILY LARD;
For sale at reduced rates.
KIIKA At
dC-3t
rarra,
Clark street.
BANKERS & BROKERS.
BANK XOTE QUOTATIONS.
The following are tbeTates' paid by C. N. OnD
wat. Broker, 58 College street, for nnenrrent
money. Order for the purchase or sale of the
same will receive prompt and faithful attention
from him. Remittance may be made to him by
, ti wuwiu i..iin.j.
Bank of Commerrn 5S
Bank of Tenn
. . ' the Common
.oWin ,.wp.aU-b.T -r-r-- V,
Bank of Tenn,
isans oi uowamsviUc,
new
m. t i. p.111"' me "id i0-
issue.
otA-urt.! j ... 2)
trivia iJAutu m. ot mininn K
S sSk or RlctoaZ
Bankof Chattanoogs, , Rockbridge, M
i em
ScottsvilletSe-
Midd!
RP11" ? cured)
20
Aiiuuie ienn. au n.i. i-,v -1-
. TT . "K"1"1" niniL. OU
&.Dn45 PKBV!1' of rgbia. 30
Buck's BfcrrP5 tosstS
Merchant' Bank D&" monk.
Northern Bank par Kxelmn linnt JrvZ
Ocoeo Bank-
Bank ofShclbyvillc- JO E.Tehange Bank "at "
Southern Bank ... 10 Weston . . . i
rraders' Bank-.... 25ExChnngBank at AI
Life and General Ins. exandria-" " .I 40
Company. 2a Fairmount Bank 85
SOCTK CABOMSA. OP'sO
Bankof Camden- 30 Fanners' Bank of Xn. 25
" Charleston 18 Manufacturers' and
" Chester 20 , Farmers' GO
Georgetown- IS Merchants' Bank (Se-
Hamburg 20 enred xj
Newberry 25 Merchants' and Me-
" thoStatoofS. , chanics'., . 60
Carolina 20 Monticcllo Back (Se-
Coramcrcial Bank 20 cured). 20
Exchange Rank........ 15 Northwestern Bank at
Farmers' A Exchange .Wheeling. 80
Bank ...... 12 Northwestern Bank at
Merchants' Bank.. J) Jcficrsonville-.. 30
Peoples' Bank- .. 50 Southwestern Bank 30
Planters Bank of Fair- Traders Bank 25
l,.6'1!1.;.-":-- 15 SPECIE, ETC.
ics' Bank 27 2J' lM
Southwestern R.R 35DU.T.er' " '-T"",15
TTn:nn ii. llalrex anil
Bank of S. C.-imlint, 1 .SnattI?." Mm
State Bank of South ilfTiCE08 " i?
Carolina vXZZZ
V tff1SlXfU , IIXPEBCEXT.COUFOCXD
Bank of America. .120 interest xotes.
Louisiana.-. 30 101 t...
" New Orleans 55 1S' 4"P,e P-
Canal Bank 80 .. JAt J-
Citixens'Bank P0 .. AY,is ? prc'
Crescent City Bank-CO .. H6'0- lAV'
Louisiana State Bank CO nn an?fbvS'
Mechanlks' and Trad- 0no and lno re" 1 prc-
ers' Bank. TO bonds, stocks, etc.
.Merchants iiank
Southern Bank-
.55 Davidson County Bonds
120 Usued to L.A N.R.R.75
Union Rank...., 05
New Orleans Scrip- 85
Issued to N.AN.W.
R. R, 50
AAPAiii, lsuedtnhdgeSeId.v
Bank of Mobile.. 70 c, "fcT.TtT;!.50
Montgomery W) Sumner Coun ty Bonds
SclnnT .1.30 KV.eJ.t, K A" V-
Ccntral Bank 30 T Kailroad.- -. Co
Commercial Bank 30 L1IST1'1Ie h R' ll' -
Knstnrn Hint- iA Tax Receipts-. ,j
N'nrthAm 5ft LquiSVllIO tj.lt. R,
l:.. 1 ii I. n
Stock-
84
wuiiiuu Lining iu xr: rt i. ftvnc,
GEORGIA. N. Carolina Bonds7075
Central R. R. Bank- SON. Carolina Floyd
Georgia Railroad had Bonds.... ..!0-U
Banking Co... 90S. Carolina Bondsij0C5
Bank of Middle Ga.. 70 Gcorgin Bonds 75S0
JIarino Bank 70 Tennessee " 8283
Bank of Augusta 2S Tho aboTe bonds are
Bank of Athens
luKuiiuiujuraucc iuhousht With COUDOnS
Bank of Columbus
"from.July.lSol,
" Cominerce
r:... c c
1U Itnn.l. i!ft
tho y.
Stair .-.
ninire -.'""i: .wv,w
. i
of Angubta,
Bank of Fulton. .
m Ucoraia..
7080
City
" Si sS 'S - Stock.. -.13010
ii.y...i. oiAew Urleans City
Citv Bank of AVnX.-K.R. Bonds. 5055
v. i ri cw Urleans Lon-
les' Bank V2 0l't?a'cdrr-'"r 6 0
Ari,o.,;..o' ii i. m tityjlcmphiscnu.
..r..""T iu St. Tenn 4.V550
ers' Bank 10&ty Memphis R,Utoo0
Planters' Bank.. 15 vlii u.1 .-"""i""" Jn .
Union Bank wJ'ST1'
SORTtlOASOLlXA. pons S052
iianii at tape hear 40 Augusta lArapon. vuj4o
Charlotto.
.on Memphis
Clarendon..
, 0 N.Caroiina '
.20 Tennessee
commerce.
..C0GS52
Fnyettsvillc. 10 Georgia " .. C065
Lexinetnn. Virginia -20S35
N. Carolina- 40 b. Carolina 41. tt.
Wadeshoro'- 22 4lonrts Jo
" Washington. 10 savannah A Char
" Wilmington. 24 loston 1st mortg- 50
Yauceyvillc: 12 3d mortg... 1520
Commercial Bank 13 Montgomery & W .
Farmers' Bank of N. Point R R.Bonds3035
Cnrnlinn.. N. A C. endo. R.R.
Merchant' Bank,
Miners' nnd Plan
uonuj......... ... maw
At incr' nml PlnniiW wi Memphis A C endo
iff
Bank of Roxboro'.
ii. u. iionus......
iKii i- rit,;.. rt
ukuh. R. sir. Bonds 30(310
Bank of Berkley !0 M. A O. Coupons-. 4015
B A X
IU.VG II V E
' OF
A.
H u I S S t CO.
23 UNION STREET,
DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Exchange, Uncurrcnt Money. Gold and Sil
ver, uovernmcnt Vouchers, fctate and United
States Bonds, Foreign and Domestic Bills.
They tako great pleasure in calling the attention
of their old friend'1, and the trading public gene
rally, to tho fact that their banner is a?aln un
furled, and they respectfully ask a share of their
patronage. Below are our rates for uncurrcnt
nanK nates, .vc.
tkxnesske. Bank of Fulton
Bank of Tennessee old !. Savannah, to
Issue- ).. T, btatoofGa0
Planters Bank Ai Q1? Ilftn,k of Augusta.18
TIninn Ttnnfc iw Farmers and Mechan-
Bank or Chattanooga-Si ,.,C8. Bank-.... 10
Commerco.-130 Mcchanica'Bank.- 10
TCnoTt-illn III Jlerchants' end Plant-
- . ...ii. . , . 1 , i
.Memphis. 73,,. . . ft""; V5
08
Middle Tcnn.W) T'.n "nnK
" Paris.
..tn union nanK-
.05
tho Unionpar
SORTII CAROLINA.
Buck's Bankl 'parBa,nk of Cape Foar35
Charlotte 25
4hhk....; 1
Commercial Bank.. 35
Merchants' " . 45
Northern " -...par
Ocoeo " to
Bank of Shelbyvillc 75
Southern Bank 10
Traders' Bank. 25
Life and General Insu
Clarendon .10
Commcrce.-..15
Faycttcvillc.05
Lexington -55
N. Carolina-33
Wadefboro20
" W'ilmington-15
Yanceyville08
Commercial Hunt- in
rance Company,
auuiii uakumaa. iarmcrs iiant of N,
Bankof Camden 25 i,C?Ka?TZ,
" ir .Merchants It.mk
ChestTr:-:.-15 Snk ,f lloI,oro
" Oeorgctown..l5 Miners and Planters'
Hambure...15 Ba,,k 20
u ' i r XCWc.CI7r"";15 VIROISIA.
South Carolina .95 Bank of Berkley .5
Commercial Bank ..15
Commerce. 25
Exchango Bank .12
Farmers' and Exchange
Bank 10
Merchants' Bank .15
Peoples' Bank. 45
Planters' Bank of Fair
field 12
Planters' and Mechan
ics' Bank,.'. ;25
State Bank. 10
Southwestern R. Road JW
ilowanlsTiIlclO
tho Old Do-
minion 1
Illchmond 1
Rockbridgi25
JlocJungham.
Scottsville. I
tho Vallev of
Vi.rginla.-25
Virginia. 15
Vi heeling.,
5
Union j;ans. &
WlnrhMlpr"S
Central Bank f V'n. 15
Lonj3iA.'A. Danville Bank io
Bank of Ameriea.. par f;"'ango IJnpk of Va.15
Louisiana. 33 "euange u k ai es
Ncw Orleans M ,0P- -t 15
Canal Uankr .... 0 enange Hank of AI-
uituens' Jiank -.P0 auri.-
Crescent City Bank.40 ' airmauni A.aiiK-
Tnlilnna Stain li!.nlfi tanners' Rank of hn-
Mechanics' A Traders' vcaIe Ttr V"7Yr-J5
Bank.... ) Farmers Bank of Va15
MerchanU' Bank V) Manufacturers A lar-
Southern Bank par me uf?f,-;
Union Bank .au Merchants' Bank... .20
a cw uncnus ccrip. -w - v --Tv r, " 'C ,
XT r c t .. ii prphnnfi' 1T.
Alabama. Northwestern Bank.Tio
Bank of Mobile TO CP , ""fir. Bank 1
McntgomcryAi lran -"ana ia
S plms... !5 . .
Ccr.irAl Bank. 30 2
Commercial Bank 20' X", JioIIarg..- H0
Eastern Bank X ilalvt:
SouthercBank 70.. . Half Dimes.133
ouciicrs
GEORGIA. Tenn.f! 11n,..1...:..J
Central R, Road Bank.SS Davidson co. llonds.-. 70
Georgia Railroad and L. A N. R. R. Script-.."5
xianKing company. e.i
Bank of Middle Ga.- 85 The above bonds are
Marine UanK bong t with coupons from
Aiang oi Augusta -..- isoi incinaea.
Augusta Insurance 10
lUnk or Athens. .15 N. Carolina (Viiinnm "A
Columbus 12 Memphis City Coupons-10
Commerce 10 Tenneuee Coupons 50
Empire St'te.15 Georgia Coupons ,
. Maron's OrncK, 1
Nashville. Tcnn, Dec. 21t,18o3.i'
ijiturr.ini uixiiHa on cnurea htreet, on
I iiinr Bircet. neiween Hummer unii I 'nil kit.
.nil tin f.r-rv tt..f k.t...n PIimmJ. ..I
are hereby noticed to contract stone eurbing and
stone and brick pavement wherever It !. rMnir.
eil, according to the specifications and grades
which will ba furnished bv thx Citv Pnnn, rr
saiu worn a noicnmmencea wiinin ten days from
this date, and poshed rapidly to completion, the
contractor sor ue aircei worE win i,a nr;tih.i tn
construct said curbing, the expenses of which will
do cnsrgfHi io ins properly owner.
dec-tf W.3IATT. BROWN, Mayor.
, . MiTOB's OrncE.
Nashville, Tenn, Dec 21. 18C3. f
IJROPERTY OWNERS on College and Market
sireeis, Detween we Ninare and ilroad street.
wo ucrcuj uuuucu io construct newttone or oncK
oaTemenu'.or to reset tn rM in hM (
required. In acconlanca with the specifications and
KiAuta nuicu win uo lumisnea oy me i.uyi.ngi
neer on application. Said work mmt h mm.
menceil within ten days from this date, and push
ed rapidly toeompletion, er the eity will contract
with parties for the same, and the expense will be
vunrsui iu ..ir propiy owner.
dec22-tf
IATT. BROWN. Mayor.
Wm. H, Barfcsdale,
Attorney at Law,
HARTSVILLE, TENN..
WILL PRACTICE IN THIS AND ADJOIN
. ' W000"'?' Prosapt attention will be given
decl2 lm
TO RENT.
O?.i!i?IIBpM0rS'riPESmABI'B STORES
i1IjJ,tDSit" For further particulars address
P;O.BoxW0.
de22-2t-
F. J. BITTEitSlon,
(Over 8jkfcorn's gtfewj
TSOf, PREPARED TO RBCEIVE WORK AT
JL bU old stand o? i Dea4Mc street, (ow Bart
horn i Ssiooa.) He dses all kiadi of Goa aad
Pistol repairifig, and warraau his work.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS &c
XEIV STOKE.
K 1
PdolM &. iliva,
NO. 13 NORTH Oil WIRY STREET.
DEALEHS- IS
FANCY GROCERIES, , . . .
WINES., ITQUORS.:
CIGARS. ETC.
JMONG THEIR STOCK MAY BE FOUND :
Java. Rio and Mocha Coffee ;
Cnuhetl. Powdered. Coffee. Porti Rico, and every
grade of Brown Sugars;
Teas, Candies, Starch;
Castile, Palm. Erasive aal Laundry Soaps'
Almonds, Filberts, Currants, Prunes, Raiini;
Butter, Oysters, Fancy and Almond Crackers;
Pine Apple, Gloustcr and Domestic Cheese;
Mixed,. Girkins, Chow-thow and Imperial Hot
PickIcs;
Mushroom, Walnut, India, and Sir Robert Peel
Catsup ;
Sultana, Royal. Table. Beef Steak. Royal Osborne,
John Hull, Soho, Mogul and Hervey Saocex:
Ksscnco of Anchovies : Essence of Shrimps;
llaillc. Imperial and Durham Mustard;
Mushrooms; Dutch Anchovies; Anchovy Pasto;
Strasbourg Meats, Polted Tongue. Polled Ham;
Fruits of every variety in cans and jars,
15 T1IEIR STOCK Or
TV i n f. 8 and B r a n 1 i c s
ALL OF WHICH ARK
gexuixe ANn imp;ortei,
MAY BE FOUND
Pcmartin and Duff Gordon Sherries;
Old Choice and RescrvcMadciras ;
London Dock and Burgundy Port;
Pcmartin. Blannucfort and St. Julicn Mcdoc
Claret;
Haut Santcme, Nicsteiner, Hockheimer and Ca-
tawbaWines;
Dcmercicr, Gold Medal and Ucidsick. Champagne;
Pinet Castillion. Otanl, Dupuy A Co's Brandies;
Irish. Scotch, Bourbon and Robertson County
hbkics;
Holland Gin;
Maraschino Absinthe; Vermouthe and all As
sorted Liquors;
Baker's and Holland Bitters;
GENUINE HAVANA CIOARS,
Choice brands-togcthcr with every variety of Do
mestic CigarsChcwing and. Smoking Tobacco of
all brands; together with all other articles usual
ly found in a t
FIRST CLASS FANCY GROCERY STORE.
It is tho intention of PANDOLFINI A RIVA
tn keep on band at all times a complete assort
ment of everything in their line, of the very best
quality to be purchased, which they are deter
mined to sell as low as any other establishment in
IhU or any other city.
They respectfully ask an examination of their
stock, .feeling assured that no one will go away
dissatisfied.,
PAADOLFIJfl A RIVA,
Fnncjr Grocers,
AXD DKAIEM W
WINES, UQUORS AND CIGAES,
Xp, 12 North Cherry Street,
dcci-3m. NASHVILLE. TENN.
ah. MLircraiy. c. w. n. bctlxo. r. a. iswis,
Formerly at Evans, Keith A Co.
MCLAUGHLIN, BUTLER & CO,,
(Sueessors to F. A. Irwin A Co.)
WHOLESALE fJKOCr.KS
Commission Merchants,
Corner of Market and Clark streets.
"NASHVILLE, TENN.
Vi'c ha,ve in store and for sale a large stock of
SUGARS, BROWN.
CRUSHED, AND" POWDERED,
RIO COFFEE. FAMILY FLOUR.
SALT. MACKEREL, STAR CANDLES,
SOAP, TOBACCO. CHEESE. OYSTERS,
RAISONS, ASSORTED CANDY, LOBSTERS,
WttVES AX1 IiIQtiCRS.
Bourbon Whisky,
Robertson County do
French Brandy,
Apple do
Peach do
Cherry do
Holland Gin,
Jamaica Rum,
Sherry Wine,
Port do
Chainpagno do
uaret do
Catawba its
Baker's Bitters,
And aomplcte assortment of other Groceries.
. Mclaughlin, butler a co;
deeJ lm
FINEFA51II4Y GROCEIIIFJS,
PVjHK WINES,
BBA1VDIES,
etc., clc, cc,
NO. -K WIST SIDE PURLIC SQUARE,
Naehvtlte, Tennewe.
WE HAVE IN STORK NTi EQR HALE
IT a largo stock of -
BROWN SUGAR,
CRU HED do
PONDERED, do
RIO COFFEE.
FAMILY FLOUR,
SALT,
MACKEREL.
STAR CANDLES,
SOAP, etc., etc. etr.
OYSTERS. COVE AND SPICED,
CHEESE.
SARDINES.
PICKLES,
RAISONS,
' ALMONDS.1 ' -a;
FILBERTS.
PECANS.
ASSORTED CANDY.
LOBSTERS. tt
eta.
"Wiiics find Lienors.
Burbon Whisky,
Jlobertson county do.
French Brandy,
Apple Brandy.
Peach Brandy,
Cherry Brandv,
Baker's Bitters. et.. eta.
Holland Gin.
Jamaica Rum,
Sherry Wine,
Port Wine.
Champagne Wine,'
Claret Wine, ,
Catawba Wine; t..:etc.
WiUow-Ware; : '
sapenor Lirars :
Smoking Tobaccos ;
Pickle:
French Mustard:
CanerCatsniK
Java Coffee, etc.
dec4-tf
T
A CO.,
J. JI. JLUMSDES
XASgrAcrctzu xt at alsxs
HIDES, OILS, LEATHER,
Findings & Currier's Tools,
NO. 9 SOUTH MARKET STREET,
Dect XASHVXIAK. TJEXX.
FOB HAI.E,
-VTORTH NASHVIL.LK I'XOPKRTY.-A Fir
1 tim twoftorynekHoMewWiHttio im.
preveM. en dush rum, sear
AU; A Lt os JeSmmtHntt. m
veH by
PM'SJI-
two fiuH lmeumr; restn
Abo: A Lot on ItilMiitMet.iMnT far
Briek House, with Soar room la tch.-i'tic
BROTHERS
FAMILY GROCERIES &c
FAMILY rR0CE5lY,
NO." J DEADerick STREET.
(old stand of Adam and Eres.)
ROBERT EYjGS & CO.,
jTWOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCK
tJth?ttIUlUl AND CU&
rS5!i!;ttnc?varo.'?P'nda fi"' d" Family
Grocery Store at the old stand, so long occupied hy
Adams A Eves, on Dcaderick street. Tne Stocfc
has been selected with care, and embraces a com.
p& towri or " stai"e and 3-
OLD WINKS. LIQUORS.
CIGARS. TOBACCO. ETC,
ETC.
i
in i c-vS." jaiuj,jiuMfn raintcu iSuck
et 10 dozen S Iters. . Ur. T... r n J. " . . ?L
store. ".ivum,,iw,ia
TTrriiTct.-- iva .
ure Old Itobertson
by the gallon or
CCOTCH ALE.-20doien Bottle, of J. WaltiU,
t?r nt "rle,h.r3te1 bottlnl Scotch Ale. AUoT
large lot of onug A Co.s EdlnburtAle, in bo -
f tANDIES. Soda and
S ncll Biscuit, etc.
Butter Crackers, Crack-
eUNDRIES--Naii,. Bed Conb.Rope. Wrapping.
O Paper, Dcmljons, t?oaps. Candles, etc.
sJfi'V t0 ca',at,?r.Kon to " k of CoBee.
nSni'hifS' i.Al!0? W hito FUh. Picklcil Herring.
Hour by the barrel or sack, for family use.
dect-lm. ROBT EVES A CO.
TERKASS R 81 OTHERS
WHOLESALR GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
N". South' market street.
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
SUNDRIES,
1 nf! hoxes Rosin Soap;
1UU M) caskiSoda:
Wt- 1 . 1 .1 j, .
tQ3 boxes Indigo (bestO
uo .viauner:
25 kegs and half banels Golden Syrup
10 barrels Blacking;
ICO boxes Grain and Ground rprer;
IB do Spice;
25 do Ginger:
200 reams Wrapping Papei;
20 cases Matches;
100 boAes Star Candles;
5 cases Sunny Side Tobaeco '
20 boxes Imperial Tea. For tale low by
, . , TERRASS BROS,
deci-lm J5 South Market struct.
SUGARS.-50 hhds. common, prime and eholci 1
Brown bngar. '
100 bbhj. Crushed, Powdered and Granulated.
For sale by TERRASS BROS.
TVfOLASSES. 100
bhls. fnmmnn nn.-l hnl.
LTXlolasses.
For sale by TERRASS BROS.
E LOUR. 200 bbli. extra to choice brands. For
tale low by TERRASS BROS.
WHISKY.-iO bbls. F.N. A Co.'i RoberUon
II county:
Sbbb extra fine do;
25 bbls. Tennessee MThite.
For rale low hy TERRASS BROS.
LAP.D.-25 bbls. Country Lard. For sale by
TERRASS BROS.
QOFFEE,-dec3-lm.
100 hags prime Coffee. For sale by
TERRASS BROS.
O. W. SOWLASD, tASDOS STOCXTOX,
jods x. sriRBT. miskt ariiT.
Late of Nashville, Tenn. Late of Nashville, Tenn.
R0WjLA2O, SPjEBRY it CO.
WHOLESALE
OROCEKS AND UEXEHAl,
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
ItlR Till flALX or
COTTON, TOBACCO AND PRODUCE GENER
ALLY. attcnt Ion giyen to th purchase
of all kinds of Western Produce.
No. -W WEST SECOND STREET, '
deet lm
CINCINNATI OHIO. MtfAXT,
TEEA1VOR & CO.,
WIIOIiESAjLE grocers
And dealers in
Foreign & Domestic Liquors,
NO. ii MARKET STREET,
deet
NASHVILLE, TENN.
SALE & LIVERY.
XX SERVICE A G A I
XJJP-AJVJD-XJl?
L W E H Y, SALE,
EXCKAiVGE STAB JIB 1 1 r
DEADERICK STREET.
,JiETWEE2f CW5RRYAXD SUM21EE.
if
J. F. PENTECOST, Proprietor.
fTnn p-debsioned nAS just return.
citv
Mr
facilities for BOARD!
HORSES EY
... ..-'!--t
THfi DAY. WHUC OlTi&STU.;
in the dir. The serrlces of an experienced Host.
lerBavebem seearad. wfin will kt..t
ni iniin inn rnrrn nn tK hi atjui
WAnvAht tobS F011 AiiP u- Wm
'a th rii and hones inparior to aay jj"
r .... i " " i. - - j . ... ... :M' NKK OJ
HAT US. m"-! .
Hatlfi had a lonr I. !.. r mtf- filled at
J. F. PENTECOST.
J. C. WMAKTOX A CO.,
XABt W
D&ZTGS.MMDICTXES, ETC,
KO. M XIOX STKXr?.
foci las
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