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No ~ WAL srnr<r-Rosss =. n .rsZ
me sns~irr approved Masters and Oncer rsssysa
s~m ssions freu this Asscsisrsn;-
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Ss- s ~, SIsh .ar r,ssgs. sSe bss soshs
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ssock from NJ yard foot oUston s,ree, gssi R,.,r
Err, oaoEs Howss, ic7s ons has been soIa cseui.
ssIg Eglr H.Ir, ic7o IONS. has been sold .. c.leaa
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~iarred 70 rspalr Nopl0l
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pa ian inuuire Of CAPT Bes~efih master ~ 49, u ~
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kss saa seatn street. Hs~ Iork.
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1-tSrs \ s~st1rN fna shE ~ mncui ll ase bar
h.n csled the Detroit she sswned ~ Banohsrd Bru.
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snslo 70 ~ employed In lbs eOssss tsdo nude com
Hs0d ~ Capt cOi-msn-
Notice 20 syarsnsrs.
NoFTH cHAsrNt, rnvAuErrorT
Ven Tower. ~ the Lighthouse Board on fgturday
k q remove the uoys from the South Cbanra Nsvbu
Bot snt them In North Chsnn~l where ths-e
Snt,rs abr aud bettsr entrance The BE LishI will
Nso ~ removed 70 -rrrspond
Wbslemew.
wy. hoselas rnneY~eit. New neHSord f0tf INST
FsAN sltN 1"s@r. faYs JOY 9A J0tb, With %
sttN, s,1ue -sF nf "a 81, ssnt 10 ne 2H4
suN ,shV fiefus siso 1Uth from South Pactac
y,s 49, lo.R MAJ IS with 1ol sp sud
SIR sevh's Thornioh Bugrr also srr 10Th from Pacific
a- .Ovass c5Q ~ f S~' N"'N $50 'e'S -
shp sn vsoapson, s@la, AB. YES :. Western Island.
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nCnO FOR ONF YEAR VOLUNTEERS, wI7E
ICJ choice OF artl'ary fnfantrv cavalry. for
dnty $3.50 di.cer ed s,ifers for invalid cors
Money paid down. Apply Il tf9 Nassau street, room 10.
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-rOa 0ENTLEMi
Il only, nj the New yurs Mnsen of Anatomy 6is BroS
rarties unable st,end these Lectures o., hav Ind
forwsrd.6 receipt of by sddressins assss
~ New NorK Museum Of Asaio~s
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NRw CAMPAIGN EDITIONS.
LIFE OF GENERAL MCCLELLAN.

LIFE iyE OF OF 9EsEsAL 9EsssA EsS sccIEELLASS.
THE If ssP
soUTH MOUNTAIN and ANTfBrAM w,s fni history
FONTS .sb Si!H Hs raE y VIA
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b. n' a svss he @ sests sSpFcpa sss @ as
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eh ais 'fsss i's
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s s Win I @ Gr = . s
nune,ed; or With me cloth sdon Al So eo1en
s FEE & EEss..Sss$ Es..'SssE EsS$Hs EI:5SH
.:ssr:; .s r;
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q q. ARM and q ,Es United s,aiss j.
portrait Of Presiden Lncon. Price Fifty cents in paper
i pap.f p ssea sanar.s
s ,1r rss ss1 on re e o ne Dozen o.
Agent. not vsrnas one s.rdsd g each can order hss
hundred price.
LIFE LIFE OF or o.sEssAL eesa.sr. esa.sr. rre. 2. ...r.
LifE OF sRc cnslssof II Giiss Price as cent,
S DOZEN 90 'sIst s'soas4 sss. s or m for
Ass. = -.s-. --'a-s1iE1I.s.S sss,,.s 81.
Aren't. wsr'sd everywhere 10 engage IN he .ss ~ e
sbove selling bcoe, Who from $40 to SO
Rs RsptfrRsos BROTHERS
And thev VIZ receive immeds,s alt1aitsn = -
Send for oaiseras ana eany.s'ers circular -..--s-.
XIV s5oSa, Sxsffs Df v1sirx. srERsoscoric
aosfERTs Purchasing Agency, is Nassau street ".
\TRw BOOKS. Sew Boogs. SEw CARRIES pI VI.
.s sne sporting Goods e 'ss b, rsds & and o'hsr. Sss
GHAs. v. ATWOOD 4 co.
pREsIDgSr LiScoLS-HIs PORTRAIT, rHRFyo.
les. a.. ai1St,pay; siso Bon Mr. Fesse9dsn. and
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VOL sssep hs.e sc sienael Asge.oi our Tee.h and
and ere s rsson Jswiss wsdalns; Ihe African,
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pnoTooRApHIc CARDS FOR GENTLEMEN saw.
clos, en,sap. ss 80. go, on r.e.pt Of y ,sn,s En
" Post once. Jers.I civ n. ). wv
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snhistins All the candidates
g.sn grI BOOTS ~ 6escrlIss CsiAose Of Ssmpa'aa pan
Goods sent pes, pa on srriicaop Address
NhuPagn HEADQUARTERS,
~ thau beTs street N. v
GHND THIRTY CENTS AND RgCEIvE sRaLRp pP
street N. " - - WINS
rHE IMPROVED pnRssoLoarcaL pusr sgoy.
ing TIE eSHct oosten or s hs organs of tbs brain
designed fcr ssrpets ~ tis head ali the newly dsovsr
80 Organs o lne Wan are given IL each naiv dnat
ofgse on one sloe and al the groupss0ca s1sculive in
telc cua ana nnoslon The other Price Tor ths
s,e, 90 smsIer, " cerih 1f by ryp,ese
must be nd dso for packing For s.s Nv ho,s
rrugssa FOWLER wEIIs a
% Broadway, Now Yorh
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
hhsHODlsT thhP hEErfNO- IN Lf.PFppTfa
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Rarks George Sanioa NIB, 10 50. aud Ato Nye' rH'
large wh, spnsea. no date.
baV, Ssrah Handy, Aatt ess seen Ava p eiesu.
Schr Admiral Slske tialhawa OF sppiean was sposen
Aug IA no lat dc, boting a Dol whale.
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nxPEEssEs.

DUHgHAHs FURNIyURE EXPRESS ms wFgr
ID Eleventh street -Furn hos cd NJ shlo,ed Lave
wagons tof noFias Jprniiofe 10 ols country FnrB,
tnfs ssplCd.
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C1O REWARD -LosT, A uERTs SMALL DIAMOND
@tO Pin, ~ upper Tsylrrs saloon last ught The
oc,e re-srd ID be paid By leaving 81 the CJ
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HELlarou. NorIru.

l6EgHoDIsT CAMP EEETrNg-ry Irppppr.
IVA FsrE, broosiyn sverv dav this week and sabbaih
Rev. Or tmylhe, Tue great pulpit orator from Ionanp
Rev J Wiiet professor Matt and otb,ys ~ vi $780,,
Oars from Fulton ferry "a near The Park ''f'
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Sk,lFPING G NE w s.


ALMANAC yosx-r5is
............. 40 NOON RISES eve
fuh 10 HIGH WATER morn 40
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-03
For the Republican.
LETTER FROM YOUNG NEgTOR.n p

M1.s,s' IolIoHs ,.'i - again 'aEe my pen
10 Scy'oo'o " niue 'of '4e A3p"5"r""-no'
''',o I',''' o. , "' o,".al' 20 sou"" 'n'
'o''u'" h"''' W .!e oo"" oo' ana per
'o'n " '.'s' ~ us in'.Dory' 'or 'n'H"
my pen Is uo' "o'l""'oIy s'''ea 10 engage
ID Ihe performance 81 'h"t sacred duty
20 neoos NOT .He ossIS'"noo oI Aeroi ana
/ '.' S.l'.'"'."'"'' '"N-co'roueu pen 10 MAG"
MS memory perpetual Inc pages oI ms
Tory WIZ 'ooln "'." e,'N'S "Ilon nave
~ '''',''
0ou'o we ouO measure ana appreciate
'"c 'uuo ol 'no countess E"''on7 OF "U-
u'''' o'oO" 'n"' ""7 oc'" 9"CU "v Tue
''l''ue o' N4"Ioo"j 'He ln''l'op' o' 'Ho
PeoP'e . 'no"ey '""O nave oo'h Sl"'uoer-
/ '. away '"' 'I'ous' '"'S o' precious Ii' rs
IlIA1 nave O'e" lostj IHe InnumeIaoIe
Auuiuef oI homes maoe oesoIale ny Ihe
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-03
CLEARFIELD, Pa, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1864

Mr., WALLACE. What may be the rights
ofparties who can obtain legislation ut
the hands of this Legislature, conceding
it to be organized is one thing. Wheth-
cr we have an organized body is another
thing You may be the Speaker de J'co,
and not the Speaker ds jue, We Lroo
that You are not the Speaker in accord
ance with the law and the Consutution.-
Whilst your acts may be sustained rs
those Of the Speaker de .f1cto that does
not prove anything in the argument.-
The question here is whether we are to
have Speaker that is to live lorever-or
whether we are to stand by the "musty
records of the past" and have a right to
elect a Speaker at the commencement Of
a session. II you are for usurpalion-ir
you choose to call il so-these are your
words not minc-if you are for usurpation,
and congratulate yourselves upon the
name Of usurpcr you are welcome to it.
Ba5aIn the course of q speech delivered
in Congress, session Of 1923, Hon. Tbad-
deus Stevens stated that 100000 men
had been mustered into the U. S. service,
of which number only 100000 then re-
moined fit for the service. The rest OF
this host, namely 100000, had either been
kIIod IN hottie diod ord;,oo.o ~ .or,,Js
aa r.aa, '3;.aI,o1 .,.o-t.s.,.-.-a5 .;.,,'
then, and during that year many Of the
JIoodicst battles Of the war have been
fought. How many have fallen in those
battles. and from like causes which swept
away the 'Ou,Ou0" Who can tell! Tins
terrible waste OF human lie has Deen con-
stanuy rep,enlshed by voluntary onlis'-
menls ana by conscrlpton, else "eshouio
now be literally without am army. .ia IL
any mitigation oi the horrors OF such q
picture to reject That the very guns an j
bullets which caused the slaughter OF So
many OF cur countr5men' were put ih'o
the hands ol the rebels Oy MT. LlnCo'A
.
where Ih2se are lhe men woo are Su'u
bra"ieg7 Tor continuing inc ""' ".'
whose hiPp'nt assurance Is ever ready
with the epilhot OF traitor for all who
do not hold to their opinions,-Ay1'
Nrero Er,prs WrrU Wur7o
GIRr-Thc AboIitionists OF Medina
county are beginning realize rs they
have sworn they shall reap The doc
,-ana,.I -,r..,,, i.l.""3,.:,.'. H.. y,..;t
r,oto f,,rif in ,,ractioo and 7ho rrogcL.
crs of that doctrine can reflect will
qualification that their labors have not
been in vain. IL is understood that q
negro was implicated in the mur
der OF the Coy family, ndreccnuy tho
TIight-mInaed PorIoh ol Ile PeoPIo o.
cIoocmcnt Of a negro with a young
white girl. The negro is a barber
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-03

VINO PAYS oRTHG ~IAHr.-Judge Shorr-
wood, of.he District Court Of pu-,naai-
phia, few days age made the following
decision, requiring the purchaser Of prop
crty to pay for the stamps to be attached
10 a deed.
SuAUswooD, p. j. The question ,rc.ou-
ted now is, whether the vendor or venlao
under q contract Ito execute a good and
sufficient decd in fee simple is bound 10
pay for the'slamps. The case states that
d" it has for many wears been the Gus o-n
in this city that purchasers Of real estate
furnish the decd' The contract here is
not that The vendor shall prepare, but eX.
ecute the deed, Ifit had been the former
IL would have oyowiiden the custom. -
But as it does not, we see no reason 10 re-
fuse jul weight 10 such custom. il cayo
ali dispute as to the style, manner ana
vyrtia-o OF the deed, whether it shah b.
written OF printed on pa chmont or paper
whether the searches shall lie more or les
minute. L,1At--.iy We know tIgt al.
taxes and expenses attending the ironsi1
OF property, fall on the seller The pur
cLa7ei i. he calculates closely, include.
the expenses OF obtaining the title, ia j..
estimate Of tho price which he viii Civ
for the property, Judgment Tor plaintiff
$3.50,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-03

IgaIhG followers Of lincoln no m'
speak of The Union They call 1t "Hal,I
m,g" by which thoy mean q very d.
eront thing from the Uuion' viz the C.
soGdalion orthe States into one mons
Abolition dcspotism Such q aaay..a.
ill as we see in Russia, Austria, and u
keK.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-03
REMARKS
HON. WILLIAM A. WALLACE,

N the Senate Of Pcaagloaaia, Jan, 20, 1864.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-03

BsEaln the last six months one-GIth OF
the whole population Of Panama las per
ished from small-pox. All the churches
aud oathedrals are now without pastors,
The dead are buried withoutreligious Ger
emonies ; marriages are performed by The
civil authorities or ooDsuls, or 6y the
chaplains Of the war ships.
Punch says -" Mrs. Partington
wants to know why the Americans
cannot initiate the French in this last
move as in everything else Why not
submit the quarrel to arbitration She
is sure ALr. Lincoln is arbitrary enough
or anything
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-02-03

E-s-A Western editor was lately si.
in an affrgy Luckily, The bali came
gainst bundle Of unpaid accounts iu
pocket. Gunpowder could no. &c, thrcr
that no how
Rsy-" Bury me IN the sunshine" W.
the last words Of Archbishop Hughes.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-23

A gentleman recently returned from
a trip North, informs US that the Hon.
c. c. Clay, who formerly represented
the State of Alabama in the rebel Sen
ate, has purchased snug little farm
near St. Catharine's, Canada, and Is now
loyal subject Of her Britannia Males
ty. What Office, if any, he holds under
the benign sceptre Of JEFF Davis, could
not be ascertained. lie intends spend
ing his summers at ais Canadian coun-
try seat; but gave no information rela-
tive to his winters. He appeared TO be
flush in money; and when told that
his aged parents were in destitute cir
cumstances, and had been drawing ra-
tons from the United States Govern
ment against which he is DO doubt
plotting at this very time, he opened
his heart in all its magnitude, and sent
them an abundance Of love and kind
remembrance No pounds, shillings
pence, or greenbaczs were forthcoming,
though
George Sanders was with Clay, and
they are probably the agents for suE>
plying Northern cities with warm fires
on large scale. The ex Senator's
photograph may be seen on the one
dollar Confederate bills Of last years
issue, usually with the eyes cut out, the
work Of disguised rebel soldiers, whose
pay he refused to increase from $ll to
Sl3 per month.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-23

The Common Council at its meetin!
yesterday, passed the following bill in
troduced by w. S. Cheatham, Esq.
representative of the 5th Ward;
An act, appropriating two THOUSAND
dollars for the distinguished military
service of Major General George H
Thomas, in the defence of the city, anc
Brigadier General John F. Miller, al
Commander Of this Post.
SEC. BE il enacted by the City
Council of the City of Nashville, thai
the Mayor and Committee of two
from this Board, and one from the
Board of Aldermen, be authorized u
draw upon the Treasury to the amount
OF two thousand dollars, for the pur-
chase of a horse and equipments and
sword in honor of the distinguished
services rendered by Major General
George II. Thomas, in the defence o
this city, and also sword to Brigadiel
General John T. Miller, for the able
and gentlemanly manner in which he
has conducted the affairs of this Posi-
as Military Commander.
Sec I'd. Be it further enacted that
this act shall take effect from and after
its passage.
The President of the Council ap
pointed the following members, on the
part of that body, on the COMMITTEE
authorized by the bill: VIM S. Cheat
ham and Abram Myers.
The following resolution offered by
Mr.. Cheatham, was also adopted;
Resolved by the City Council that
the thanks of the City Council are
hereby rendered to Col Porter and
Capt. Little for their kindness to the
Relief Committee for the poor appoint
ed by the City Council, in facilitating
them in obtaining -four to be distribu'
ted by them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-23

THE MCKENDREE CHURCH-The seats
in this Church were taken out last week
for the purpose of converting it into a
hospital But fortunately it had been
some time since, painted, papered, and
repaired under an order of the Secre-
ta7y of War, and turned over to relig
ious uses, and under this order, has
again been restored to those in charge.
1t and Christ Church are now the only
ones in Nashville open for divine ser,
vice, all the Others being used as hos
pitfalls.
On Sunday morning next, Rev. Mr..
Allen, Of the Cd Presbyterian Church,
will preach in the McKendree Church
at half past 10 o'clock. The Sabbath
School will meet at the usual hour.
There win be services at y P. NJ The
seats are free, and everybody is invited
to attend
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-23
If you want good Cigar, call on
Gutenberg, No. 40 Union street

CHRISTMAS AND New YEAR PRESENTS -
Would you like an elegant album 20
present to friend Would not that
album have an an additional interest
if your own Carte de Visits. was in it
If so, go to Morse's Gallery Of the Cum
berland and purchase an album, and
sit for one of his i1imitable card pic
lures, and you will have something you
can present to a friend with some salts
faction. Another pretty present would
be one of Morse's new style Pearl Mini
atures, set in one ofthose rich oval vel
vet cases. Call and look at specimens
Morse has also thousands of card pic
lures of all the noted men and pretty
women of the age. Go and make your
selections, Gallery Of the Cumberland,
% Cedar street, opposite Commercial
Hotel Dec Cliff
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-23

the House with six less than quorum. AZ
so P. N. the House adjourned til Jan
nary 5th.
ADDITIONAL BY THE AFRIcA.--The English
House Secret airy has awarded monetary
reward in the case Of Muller, to cabmsu
Mathews.
The remains Of Mr.. Dayton have been
embalmed and sent to Hayre for shipment
70 New York. The obsequies took place on
the 9Th inst, and were attended By repre-
sentative Of the Emperor and French for
eign minister and whole diplomatic corps
and detachment Of troops we're also in at
tendance and escorted the remains 50 guard
of honor.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-23
TEE MARKETS.

CIx~ISzATI, Dec. p. p. m.-Flour and grain IN
eh1Bged Mar4et closed quiet at yesterday
prices.
Whisky advanced 70 21582l7, holders asking 40
A good demand for mess pork at 40 S094i i0l
first clsss. City bu K meats firm. Is for sh0u deri
and Is61sZ or sides packed. But little demsnd
for prime. Lard, head and gut sold 2lL Hogs
dull, SC. lower 290ibs averages "A, and 20, Is p
Extra heavy, "a 80. Receipts 5000. Clover seed
Is 75d16 sDd in fair demand.
Gold 30 Silver 205. Exchange firm &c pSr@
lilo prem. The money nSr+ei continues verI
close which renders business ouller than it would
be otherwise.
New YoEK, Dec. 22.-Cotton firm ct l p for mid
ding
Flour, western opened quiet and without decided
change closed dull and declining 10 l51l0 30; ex-
tre 10 450ll Is.
S'erling quiet at ! o93s6l09lS. Geld less active
and lower opened at 2 . advancing 20 24E, de-
clining to 2O5s, closing at 2 2lss9z 2l15
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-23

The weather yesterday was very cold,
a searching northwest windspreyailing,
making it extremely unpleasant to be
out Of the house. a great many per-
soas had recourse to strong drink to
keep warm; and some of them drank
too deeply. and got picked up by the
police.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-23

CLosNG Our, CLOSING 'OUT.-A. and NJ
Landsberg & Co, corner Of Market
street and the Square, are selling out
their entire stock Of Sutler Goods, con-
sisting of old liquors, cigars, tobacco,
stationery, canned fruits, &c. Suffers
and dealers will find it to their advan-
tage by calling on them, as they are
changing their business, and will sell
these goods at reduced figures
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-23
.C,P, BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS,

All pens bear my tads marx, " O. p. BAE.zss
Ezra Loo, KT.," FOR which have secured the
ssDu-Tsgh and are warranted IA carats hne ard per
feet ID every respect. Sent By NAL OF express p
any part Of the country on 7eceps d price and -
hsys charges PeTsOns ordering VII please state the
size azd style desired, whetner hard OF sois me or
coarse; and II the pen should f % plesse prove
detective viii have the privilege Of exchanging i.
deduction Of fifteen per cent. allowed % orders Of
SIS OF over, and twenty-five per cent. On those 81
500 liberal discounts made % the trade. Old
pens repaired II the best manner for FIFTY
CENTS lord sasAp) oach- Pen and Watch circulars
sent REKB. Address
Q. P. BARNE8
Dealer IN Gold Poas a1d Anssricsn Wstcaes,
685 MAiu-strset Cor. Blxtn, Louisville. ~.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-23

4 SUPERIOR REMKDT.-We can conscien
tiously recommend 10 those sutfefio 6 from
a distressing cough, DR.. Strickland's Mellii-
luous Cough Balssm. It gives relief almost
instantaneous, and is withal not disagreea-
bic to the taste. There is no doubt but the
MelliAuous Cough Balsam is one Of the best
preparations in use, and is ell that It's pro
prietOr claims for it. We have tried It du-
ring the past week, and found relief rom
most distressing cough. 1t is prepared ~
DR.. strickland, No. 6 East Fourth-street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale BY Druggists,
at so cents per bottle.
ap 99-f ga su-lV
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-23

FATAL SHooTNO.-Last night, about
l0oclock, the patrol attempted to ar
rest a soldier at the corner Of Cedar and
Cherry streets. The soldier run and
the guard, after hating him, fred at
him The ball missed its mark, but
struck VIM. Beach, a hack-driver, who
was standing on the sidewalk in front
Of the St Charles saloon, inaicting a
wound little below the right nipple,
that caused his death in & few minutes.
This is another bloody comment on the
practice Of firing at persons in the
crowded street When will it cease?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-23

The river was still rising yesterday
though slowly. The weather was in
tensely cold, and small sluggish streams
were locked in ice. This will have the
effect probably of checking the rise in
the Cumberland
The Ohio was at stand yesterday at
Pittsburg but rising slowly at Cincin-
natl and Louisville.
Several steamboats, in Government
employ arrived yesterday from Clarks-
vile. The Idaho from Evansville was
expected; and she is advertised to leave
at - N. tomorrow on her return tc
that port.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-23

Wood continues to bescarce and very
dear. Wood choppers ought to avail
themselves of this state Of things to
hurry up supplies. We note an excel
lent article Of coal being delivered to
buyers; but do not know how large the
supply for sale is.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-23

There is probably no article Of La
dys wardrobe she has to supply, which
she is not better judge Of than Furs
If she would avoid deception and get
what she desires to-namely, a good
thing-let her always call on a regular
fur house merchant, whose knowledge
and experience enable him to judge Of
the difference in qualities and kinds,
aud rely implicitly on his word and rep
resentation. Such merchants are
Messrs. Green & Green, 43 College
street They warrant all goods as rep
resented, and know what they say when
they talk Furs to you
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-23

ALBUMBARDMENT-Fine Photographic
Albums for Christmas, at c. D. Ben
sons Music Store, "a Union street
Having received several hundred thro'
mistake in ordering, ! viii sell them
out at one third less than they can be
had in the city, for the balance Of this
week; also a fine assortment of Toy
Drums, and large variety Of goods
suitable for Christmas presents. Be
sure 10 call at "a Union street
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