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IHE REBELS II CANADA
More lbont the se0EgiaB PA Gun
Carrlage and Ammunition Seized.


Fro u the Toronio GLIB, Dec. 81
Some aims in the early portion Of
last week q -nnnbeE- of men arrived at
Collinewood BY tie Northern Railway,
and took up iheit quarters st the Raj
way Hotel Tiiey Femained there Tor
q day on two, during which time they
acted in mannef 10 peculiar as 70
excite thefusp ci0ns of the suthoritiea
They could give unsatisfactory account
OF Why OF fOr what purpose the were
there, ananot being engaged in any
open business considerable excitement
sud curiosity was occasioned - 70 who
OF what they were TIE propeller
Ge0rgion, Of which 80 much hes already
been said, was expected 70 arrive ~
Collingeood, and the only conclusion
that could be arrived at vas That these
men were waiting fos the purpose Of
joinir her They had in their posses
sion very little freight or luggage, and
this consisted of one or Two boxes
which they seemed to protect aud
watch with more are and interest than
If they contained simple articles OF 3
J. gllimate and proper nature. These
boxe- were kept in the bed rooms of
some Of the party, and were neayer
wiaiOut some oae or Two of the meir
near them-duriDg meal times some OF
the parry Invariably remained IA the
rOvms with the boxes, aad kept q close
wafch that none of the sefvanls around
the mousse brother persons could have
a. opportunity Of examining them
These circumstances being commune
Gated u the Authorities, IL was decided
70 make an enquiry into tue case. &C
cofdln2ly en- Wednesday last, the
Custom house officials at Collingwood
seiz - the b0xes, and on making an
examination they were found 70 con
tain gun-caJriage, with Canister, grape
shot, dc, Tor Is FOUNDER guns. These
were at once taken possession of by
the authorities, and are stih held in
their hands 81
Tue parry Of men shortly after left
the place., aud up % Saturday had not
returned, and 40 infJrm .tion Of their
vhefeab bouts had been received The
Gsorgian IS hourly expected at Colling-
wcoi, and the .sUspioit n is, the folm
er ciIc1mstances Connected win the
vessel being aiken in Consideration,
that these men were there awaiting
her, and that the articles were for her
use. Uplo LIE hour on Saturday
night toe Geergiaa hsd not arrived We
believe IS the intention OF The au
Jhorities TO search her and waeeh the
movements Of her crew closely as soon
a. she arrives
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By the arrival Of the steamer Hansa,
ct New York yesterday, we have
Europ' an news 10 the 23l ult Just
before she Left Southampton. it was
repoaed that he vessel Of the pirate
Srmmes, The SEA King, had been
wrecked off MADEIRA The London
Times thinks the Il, ction OF Me-. Liz
coin wa the best result for England
that could have happened tie has
sown his wild oats, il says, and she is
probably safer in his than auy other
hands Unususl activity is reported
10 the Liverpool cotton N uket
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CERTIFICATES OF CUREs

From eishs 10 twenty years Standing, With names
Known b science a1d me.
For medical Droyerues d BnchiI, 80 Dspsnaa-
tor 81 tns United 5taies.
Sc Professor De~ees' ValnAlls Eerks On ths
Praetlcs q Physic.
So rsuArks made b TIE lsts esishratod D..
Physick, fhihs.fslph.a-
So REMARKS nnsis By ~. Ephrum aeDosslls
osiebrstcd Physician, and meuasg q ~ Royal
College - Surgeons. ireiznd. md pctlshed IN N
Trsasse.ious ~ tde Einlr All Cusfn's Jcurnai.
see Me.lieo- StIrrFgical keFieH, pgllshed b
BsnHmia TlaFers. feilos 81 ~ ho1e Co-legs q
B1rgeors.
- mot q ID aLs stan.iar1 Norzs o. unsdeias
Extrsct Buchu,.-Sl-oQ per boids. OF ~ Cor SO
T.,,-ss . - 49, 81 40
% bsif : dozen n each fr El3, sk.eh IN -
susreent % cure t1s most otsllnals eae y dlrec-
dons are ssinersf -.
DsHFsroi = sny ..drssa. s~cur.ly pscksd from
ok-srsatl1r- =
ss-Le=crits synpt0nz 10 ~ canuznleanans
Cares E1EFantssa- kdF1s unts.
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When it is taken into consideration
that the entire vote of Nevada at the
late election was only Is 000, the Union
majority OF 3O00 looms up into splend
al pToporti5na Tie new State did
molly IN It's ffst vote and having com
meuced so well, it is TO be hoped She
: will make as favorable q re cord every
year.
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A recent raid, under General Dana,
from VIcksburg, fesulted in the des-
trboiion OF thirty miles Of the Eissis-
sippi Central Hailroad, and the bridge
over the Big Black a large amount
Of cotton yrs burned and other pro-
perty to the value Of $500, 900 destroyed.
General Dsnas loss was tr fling
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Speciality.

MANUFACTURES STOCK OF WATCHES
w Lockets, CHAINS, Bracelets, Rings, Pns, pa
SONIC Emb ems, 6,ld Pens and Cases, togethf
with foil assortment Of Fine jeVelry, viii Be sold
at re- j. for the next 90 days. Certificates nam ne
the different aruc es are put in envelopes and
sealed. aud ssnt without regard to choice. One
ceriiacate telling yO1 what yo1 can have OR 81,
ven for thirty lor S. Ater seeing the art Gle, il
Il does not Fe perfect Satisfaction. you can return
i 40 ! gettn mOrey. Crest induceme nts are Of
fer-d 20 CUTS. We also no4nufscturs Badges for
ever division and corps in the srmy- We will
SEND sample (pure silver with your name, regi-
mem anq company handsomely engraEes tftreoo,
on the receipt o. 81 50; together wan Our Fhoie-
sale illustrated circular 70 agents
i. 9ru S VI. WARD 4 co,
nogls-2m No 20e Rroadwsy, \, Y.
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Day and Evening Sessions.

CouRsK OF SFUDg, most eomPlsts.
SYsTRa or IssJRUcII0N, TAURou0R and
BusIsEss-LIKE, lin the proper sceeptstion
OF these terms.
Daily Session throughout the ysAs.
sz8@ThK Principal an experienced Book
keeper.
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HEADQU ,RTERs POST or NASHVILLE.
NasHtILE. TESs., Dec. sth, 1854.
NnN -. 81 PxTRAcT.


Az Of6fers occupying Puhl c Quarters Al
THIS Post Sod ali OfsNrs using BuidfngsEeutea "
tns GoVernruenE s. D6cos. store koculs, ~ QlaT-
tsrz IT Enh@tsd rnea OF 6oyaEcmens kulPlo{ee-,
Wlii We u5s &c 70 Capt a. ~ villa, y NJ. q
any weston, trEEs's o. rhanzts .haf RAY Cccsr
IN he occupation ef sad bun Ing
This Order J. for NE protection e fhe-rs ua<iuT
ReSar-s - Bail6isxs bird ~ the GoFcr1mf nt. q
=. tbaref re. peFenP.ery and ~ - siriet %
ssrTed-
~ command e Ryig Gea. ToHs p NiLLEz.
I. HORLAND, CAPT. and 4. A. q
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on CHERRY STREET
I4f ct front by AZ fee, inches, icing the Office
now occupied by E r. Mui oy - 50.
A teet trout by % ieet IN hes, being the offce
now o cupied by Or. WOODWARD
II feet front by AZ featT inches, being the Office
nov ocrupie-tfy - r Wllkie, ESQ.
IL tett fro by AZ ie- { 7 inches, being the shop
now occupied by E. l.. Tsrb K.
ON CEDAR STREET
"a feet inches front by 80 feet, being the nrug
Store occui led stephens, Janney b co sub
jecr to their iesse, expiring tine lst Of January,
1865 the purchR er to be tu d 20 & se amount Of
s., due nom them for the lease for 1865
IA feet L. inche frOat by % fett being the barber
saloon Brown, Mahan Co.
y feet inehes mont BY ~ feet inches, lex3lu-
sive stair wsis being the Bill ard saloon f j.
Louissesg. subject 20 his lea-e expiring ON the lst
y Of Jan q y, 1859, sn said . feet inches. and
90 - roO1ss Of The seconJ stpiy, and the third
floor Of the building on Cedar street. the ysrcha-
% b, entitled ~ So due rom said Louisseau for
sac lease. 1890 CASH
10 fe front by g. feet 9 IN he being the store
room occupied by Vanlitw & Creighton.
IS feet inches front By 3 ct inches, being
the tose &C upied BY II. W. Ha~lock. .
Persons desiring purchase lots II tbs sale ore
referred g. be decree Of laid Court, In whirh, e.
mong other things, IL VIII be seen that the nigh 10
tue stair ay leading from tie rect. sl the
kleys and the Water closet on the property, Are
serte f.r fhe eoTBm use Of the tenants as here
tofore. A asWiI Be exhibited on the cias Of sale.
L r. GIASC0CK, = =
RoF3e-Sot U. 2. Marshal Mid. Dist II m. =
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Notice.

I WFh9 i3llilIaods q AIS
VIM. "a. Lncas surviving partner q E. Trsbcs q
sls.
NTeTfeE n HrREsY eIvrN TO AL PFR-
/ ~ Sous "a iug q m eeainst he esea { 81 Z.
flrkas dc4ess &. 70 fss ,he . ne VIA ane Gle K
aaa IA t4r0 thi our, n or before he "a Non
Cay n fsh uAs3 uszL
r. y. CAMPBELL
els1k z. g osraai1 cs1Et, d. a. q ! eIsn.
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DR.. KINGS
g3l goa I'D
Dis p ems ar y
FOR
PRIVATE DSRASnS.


- 49,. DR.. KING, formerly Of Gsg York, for
49, last four years OF Louisville, Ky, Bho
has devoted he attention 70 the treatment OF pr
vac dIe6asSs for 80 yeSTs Eaters hinnssf having
attended 70 practice for go many years, and cured
80 many thousands he ID enabled 10 cure All diseases
O. PuVa-e nature, 90 matter nov bad they may be
from iniudcous medical treatment CT rom neglect
Of Their own. Dr. Kings DspenssFy - No q
DeAieuek street, between Cherry and the Square
sosond story, Waere BE- c1res al diseases Of pn-
vats nsture. c4aol.ul
GOnorrnasa cured without nEuseoas medicines or
interference with business.
structures OF Old or recent date effsctuslly cured
ira few days, hy a. operation which causcs no
pain Where structure exists health cannot oe
enjoyed. Perhaps disease esnses more mischief
and undsrmines the health 30 much 10
gyphlia, vito all the diseases CT the skin, grove
nc out of neglect or fd treftIEenL can De efIectu
ally cured IN few days.
tzarNsE WRAKsHsB-P Particular attention having
been Ivsu 70 tbla disease, and Al the consequences
growing out o. il, brought IN msny cares bY the
destructive habits Of inooasiderste youth, and ex-
esssive indulgence Of the passions, BegieCt Of
which VIII undermine the Constitution, rendering
the suhsset unft ior business or soeesy, sno caus-
ing premature OLD sgo. rHI I5r
Ie1nsles Who may be lsbcnng with any difficulty
D lie Wcnb msy resi- assured o. immediate re-
Persons residing ahrosd. by writing ard stating
their case with les enclosed, direct 70 DR.. 4 King
No 50 Desdsrick street, Nashville, Tenn, VIII have
the neceess~v medicines sent % their address.
once hsffs fro n s O'CLOCK 70 the morning Until
49, - Ing 2r~7-9AV1v
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BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
HslubosFs Highly CosOsssraisd Ooupouna
Fluid Extract SarsapsrIIls
Syphilis.
Syphilis.

Thia II an slIsction q the BLOOD and atiar1s ne
aexual OTEzn1. LinIngs q he Noe, Ears Throat.
Windpipe, md ether mIcus -surf.css, making 10
aDp1arzuce r. tile forn q Dlcens Heimbold' EE-
irnct azraapanlia purihes L1e BLOOD. and removes
al seaig eruPco1s ~ ne AHA, Nginf 70 Ne com
piexion elear add healthy cOlor. rs berg prspaT
"a expressly fr tis ela-s q eotnplnts Il hood
p1rliyiaE prpperues are preserved % gfos1ar eE-
tens Lhaa auy otbeT preparation q 5arsapsrLis.
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AFFIDAVIT
Fereozzily appssrsd bsfure NO "a Atlaruisa q
Ne ely a fhi.sisipha. "a. 7. Hsimbolf, ~, D.
~ duly EEofn, aolh ~, NJ p-oeaEAaols contain
- lftieoile, 10 rnefeury, o. clner u urrus druz.
alt aFs plrely Fefrtatl2. ~. =. aHLif holE.
sscf1 z1d sunscti1s.l hefnfr ne. ltis I'd iaF
aoFsEnfer, ist4- M. n ELHHkl<1
Aicernsn sth-ssreet. atcTs Rae. Ptlls
Addrssa lsftsrs ior lnforma1on IN cnnfisnea.
~ IsHELMBOL4D, Chsunist.
DcpoI io4 south frntc-strcst
belsw Chestagt. ffalt.ialFsia
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITa
AID uNFREkclrLED nKaLEEs
$40 eaA@sseF = eisposs soF THRlR oHN- AZ
~othef af-clea ca TIE reputasio1 strained .
halEhcisfs tis1uSns lTerarztlons
Extnact bCcha.
Harzaasrr4
lnpEoesd hnes NGf.
s1id - ~ lTurs1s1a es.Egshere.
ASK PoR HEL4soLDS-TAER 40 oqHRP
olt cut tts afvffr 1e1seu4. Al aocl ~ IL s8ien
lF0lD IslFOeys1cN AID Rxfog1RI,
tHEa s-s7
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Our inducements to Agents and
@ Gfuh0

To those agents Who take Their conmisaHn IN
Books and GIFTS the following commission win Be
allowed:
To any person forwarding Y Clubs OIL Books. 5
Ciubs Of u Books, or Clos Of 81 Books each, 9
Silver Watch-cyhndef escspement-sForSh Si2.
To any person fOrwsrdlng 20 Clubs OF 10 Books, TO
Gibbs o II Books, or Clubs Of 81 Books each, a
Silver Wa,eh, patent lever, bunting case, worth $50.
II preferao e, the agent may select any other ar
be entitled to-
Agents viii retain the certificates Of Books and
Gifts until the requiI ed numbers Of Clubs COM
rlete = when they viii be forwarded TO as IS vouch-
eTs.
Unless these regulations arc strictly compiled
with, 10 allowsn- viii be made on extra commits
G0Q-
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An excellent Lotion for pisss-ss or syphntc ~
tare. z1d a. inieceou m diseases q M urinary
Organs, arislDg ron hshts ~ d.ssipadnsl used ia
Connection WITH ths k.xtEacts bucEs snd AsrsaPs-
ria, IN slch dlzeases ~ recommended
EFifsues o. the most reFponsI be s1d Eeliat4a
ehArscter VII Hecotnpany the med5cinea.
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HeImbold's Extract Buchu,
son WEAKNESSES
Arising rom Presses, Habits Of Dissipssou, Early
lnClscretion, or Abuse,


ATTEEuED TrrH ruE FoIEcuTEa srmrFouEE-
lnlhspOaifion 70 Exerton IOss q PoEer,
Loss Of Memory, lffhculry 81 Bresthing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror q Diseases Waksf1lnesa
Dimness Of VISION. Paln IN TIE Ba-k
Universal Laseitude ofthe Flushing Of tha BODY
Muscular system. kruptioas on he Face,
Hot Hands. Paliid COaniensnce,
Drynsss Of The Skin.
fhess symptoms, Il allowed 70 20 on. which thls
medicine invariably removes, soon iol0N
TNPoTENCY, FATUITY, EPfLEFTIC TITS,
N ono Of which the patent nnay expire. VINO can
say that they are not Frequently followed b thOss
'.dsesdful diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the canse Df thsir suffering.
but none vii confess The records o. ths Insane
AsyiHms AMI the melancboly desfhs by e0usump-
non. besr ample Witness " ne truth q The ssssr-
6o1-
THE CONSTITUTIONS, OECR AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAEHESs
requires the AID Of medicine 20 strengthen AID IN
Figorste tie system. shich HKLEBOLLPS RI-
TRACT BUCdU i1varishly does. A ria Eil con-
unce tie most skepeea-
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Phinehas Garrett.

= Former Regsssr n DavidsoA c-upty, gives spe-
cal atteuion 70 be ex 'rninatio Of 7 ues Proper
tee, writing Deed Of Convey ance, lie -, and other
Lfg documenfs.
We d EN- it unnecessary IN this community, q
say ~ Mr. Ga re L. he bee examiner Of ies
and writer o eeds Tennssse. FOR ,Wsnfy
year. he was 'Gxtursr ct VI Conrt-honse, tw w..
n which he served Register u the cOu y ~
sleetoa e. the hands Of the people n > esTe'ui.
fifth ! and ex ct mann Of 'otng business IL
vel known ard We cheer l y re OmmeOd hi 70
Al th0ss sho may have any thing 10 hls line
transact. y. AN.
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BOOKS
Photographic Family Bibles

For all classes, upon ali subjects, in every style Of
binding, and IN ndlees iety. Exclus.ve
Agent for the
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN TAG TREATMENT or DlsEAsEs, u
GROOMING hin WITH SUCCESS ~
OTHER ETATE2s, As 1T ~ IL
MELVILLE TENNkf8EN

NJ books vil NOV tbaf sor lhs past fFs Hsoafhs
~ rrssties ~ Increased hundred per cent ogsr
ne Iass yssE uns Il - Dot p 5s surpassed b. sey
u ne sfate- VIA ny gsnefsl prlctics n De eitJ,
Chr0nic Cases
visb saas6segon Rasunailsu, AEeenons q ~
n flnabs. Fs.srssy. fsiaa Ucs7s, cssesr. eirsTsl.
Dssssssof ~ usa-4 sd IfFeE, fnda1nnlstton Of
tas asonsch, Hsuziza, KlaEs EFl o. Sfro,1iA.
Ds@fssss, bissases q - Bye, Dso.n:sssd 5ys-
logetoer Vd asl Priysss Diseaaess and Darsa1ss Of
rs UfzEy Ofzxns
. h1 re TIA Ladies.
An Asss6oas Il he Voiab i.aaled va suocsaz
Thoss Msrrs1 E.@teT vhs haEs ben - anfoE.ss.
s,i s e % 81 S sf s.s5s . Ssss n
stsrilitY.
Fouaz Marrsd LAaiss Hh0ss zsutortuas 4 has
bssn n6t % bring iorth Is d1s season, rsrneanSel
God has sd yoe abot3d mul1Iply and refet.ifn- Il
fhlk = Tsur dssiEe you caa co1sult ne e.ther y
irtfsr o. II psrson No lady over thirty-fvs yesrs
81 AZ rcd make applea1on. Aaconau11zications
~ ssttsE % psrso1 slnctly ceastsai,aa-
econ EIghf KmlssI0ns Cured.
Fossna Man. aa8p hal1Es Jos further a. q al
taaaees saieet = Aa1 mere e no dleet4e 20 lard
Is ctre ~ NIGH fmtssions, and phYs.clans are
s,sr stas ul.lIefsa treaiinx n ard b you eau
50 fat hags 1afaxi doaras "a ms city a. sci -
= dissrsut statee, VIC hnye spsnt toir aasE Do.
ss.rinr IsEssrs sh ssaiEE ssSheise % a. paFts o.
tas oeIntr7. iE soras ~ thcf are aieaased -
Az Hsy, and WI gys ne cal, ! WI Ege sAEis-
action t0x AZ q the Diseases rssncoaed a this -
ssstissEnsst. TAs hesi 81 sstsrsness giFSa q "a
- 49, DR.. nc9ILL,
suislaz stress, Nashville. rsas.'
Sar1 70 msst siiA prosaps s'sseaef-
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1Aitiers f.a oSsr.s LsSs Scholarship, $40
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Anew and elegant design Of Family Bibles, ar
ranged for * 'een hkene ses-
Descriptive Catalogues mailed EeStO any address
on application. 81.
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saturday, 24,hef Dfcrmber '64
on CHERRY STREET..

st II ociock, NJ, all the right, title and interest
Of the said John B. John on, for, and du7ng tie
term o. biz natIIsl Ii e, IN the flowng v lqarle
property on berry snd Cedar streets, in the q y
q y ah4Ile. tizt
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SOTDIERS.

tcuolEht SGT - ~ without sElch a Faluatls NED.
eine. me salci1nsu Sa.soaal IaiOr, q April 24lh
says, that "a sisands Of cur soldieFs have been
sAseS ~ re ne Of trickinnd's Anti-Chcera Nix
iSfe. ! % sac y Druggists "a 90 cents per bottle
s'essra4 lsi'o4 20. East Fourth--trsat. CinciB-
rat, Dllo
sola N Asshqille, Tsua-, BY FORBES STE-
PhEsSs SfEfaES S, JAS NTgf 3 Co. e. y. HIN
DEtesH0l' Co., DEa0VIl.fsR Cd. Had d. w.
hASLOIhs 40 2s-tu - th--Wty
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Loans negotiated AZ This once State, County,
and Railroad Bones; Hank, fridge, and Railrosd
stocks sold e. per order from customers.
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aHllFIl.If III - lNI-lf -.
Sc. es.za sr Err..cr

i having bee rerrereuted n the Gene.
ri Co nm 40 linz fllst Wear ssairsr IA ne
Or, sie sts ipE g svHie oc dry 2 Iposi tder
No.zz . mdins their tloar o oi1en y rs5u.ine 20
sliHn b. ~ r le.lels ser .rreil 1t IL hsr by
or arel tbsfb II or q 81 t3tber Me G. aa|sor
Con IN. sell CON SO, shall report 70
this OfBoe wh rgouus Q Z b. ih,y b "a on
hard and " g i pslaou tag lave nisdc, OF IA
u.bd b. n 10 thtr 81
- T. ftp8r ~ = - made by II O'CLOCK. 81. on
Monfsy, - / n, 81.
All l-o1& @ss iaT 70 sTpy with this order
vi b. Aaiss 70 srrrfi. aoi n ir gqssdt hsNe 50
conGscsfiolf r { = az 81 he tiF eFusuent
~ ogs8.naad o. Bag e. O. hrLLaE-
EENTEH SRO0EE
ae1lf~@t g pt eLld trosost Marshal.
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Wanted

ffpo AEHT. a4aEs hou@a suiiasly situaied 10 sci
IL y Gvocs, Bools. Shoes aDS Hats " uld
hay cUt = sioe4. AsdFe~e A. nooFa. nox ISL %
sail q 40. ~. EqTth Cherry sirset
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Wanted. immediately

TWO GOopr Experienced Cooks and
i tEo WG.efs, . whom literal wages vii be
ped
Far aurihsr insormssoa a2plyat tziF psacs.
nSvl2--N N III H. MAa
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Small Pox.

IL PER7OS- hav NJ ufD'n tioa Abort Email
~ poz cases re hr1ely -uufiled aud feqnesie 81
~ npoft the are am iaediatriy = ne fsyoI's
orce, g. the Medical y re- TOR, ~. CT ndnf'ag
enrner o. cherry street sal Cuulhsiia I'd Aiiry, Z
O. Laws Cfaslallsf. aFilq be- rug srf.if Fo1
Agent. S1HA HUGH SMITH,
d-ni-2~ re-. IA "a asvT
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-14

Take no Bslsam, Mercury, or unpleAsa1i mel1cins,
Tor unpleasant snd dtngsrDus diseases.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-14
Eastern Agency.

our arrangements ere such tina, any sort Of Com.
mercsal transaed IN the priuIipal IA err s.ties
cad be negOd ted and nithfnlly attended to.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-14
Real Estate Department.

A considerable amount Of Rea' Estate is register
cd on ur books, nd We car sell Houses an,i Lots
IN NashTfil. nd suburbs the best term. FARMS
In the neighbour cd Of Nashvi lie Tor sale. ~ I'll
sises md prices, Plant tons in var cou ties 10
Middle Tennessee, some q Them god .tton
tlrn1s, hcg ssls. N. I'm.
noTal-G
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-14
Marshal's Sale

OF THE VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE COR
sER OF cHRT ND cEDAR STARTS, NASHVILLE.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIE DIS
u trft Colrl Of the I'm ted States for the Middle
District OF Tennessee, render NJ The Oct. Term,
1864 in the cause Of Ire u 3. versus the estate and
property, money, stocks ard credits Of John B.
johnson, and q wit of Nendi Joni ExpoDas 10 me
issued and rirtc ted, will offer for sal , on the
premises, tOsthe hi chest bidder for cash, on
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-14

NJ books VII ghoE tbst sor ihe past ere Hs0atha
~ Drse1es hzs Increased HUNDRED per cenL oFar
t1e is. year unEl Il - DOs y oe surpassed b. sey
Ia ne 9ate- WIZ ny Es1efai prActcs n the eitJ,
go - f.Ilouira =
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

heavier calibre and longer range for the Navy
Department and Admiral FArragut is the man.
Forney's vocation lies In the party newspaper
business or in managing secret service party
electioneering fund. as ex-President Buchanan
can testify; or in gathering up the odds and
ends and marrow bones Of the lobby and
kitchen, SO that nothing may be lost. Let the
shoemaker stick to bis last, and let Forney
stick to his vocation. Old Abe. we guess.
will not catch the joke of the qualifications OF
Forney for place in the Cabinet We guess
that be knows the length and breadth Of
FOrney
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

TuE MCCLELLAN, Sword FuND.--The World
Is still harpng in regard to the contributions
remaining In our hands belonging to tho
Mcclellan sword fund. II has now figured up
the balance on hand to seven hundred and
twelve dollars and ten cents. Well, we will
cbecrfully dispense the sum named for any
charitable purpose selected by General Mo
Clellan, even TO helping tho ianish'ng Bohe-
mans Of the World TO decent meal and
comlor table winter clothing
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

VINO ARE THEY ?-It appears that some very
important papers were found on board the
Florida when she was captured in Bahia bay,
likely to implicate foreign officials of high rank
In affording active aid to the rebels. The fact
was known In England and created some stir
there. The documents, we believe, are now in
the hands of our government, and perhaps
these delinquent officials who had fogsr in
this pie may have their evil deeds exposed be-
fore long,
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

HANCocx's CoRps.--A regiment or more could
be easily furnished in this city IL the men Of
wealth would but initiate tho example already
viz:-each to furnish one man. There are moro
than ten thousand persons in this city, not in.
cluding those who have grown rich by the war.
who could we'll afford to send one representa-
tive to the front. Will they do it2