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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-07
ANp NODE OF TREArMENf Is.
TIE ACME OF PERFECTION. Z
It Cures Hay, Bose & Periodic C8tarTh
CURES cATARRH IN ALL ITS. TYPES AND STAGES.
CURES ckT.RRH AND AVERTs CONSUMPTION.
No violent syrinsiDg of the Head,
The Sense OF taste and smell Restored.

No Violent YyringIng OF the H0adi % "
The Sense OF taste and Smell Restored.
For centuries Catarrh has deHed the skill Of ply
sicians and surgeons. NO m deal work osntsins
prescription that viii eradicate it. Nothing save
Dr. Goodale's Remedy will bresk it up, radically
destroying the principle of the disease, and pre-
eludlng the possibility OF relapse.
penetrstes 70 the very seat Of this terrible dis
ease and e1terminAtss it, root and branch, forever
Igrom the New York Comm reial AdIeTtis 7.
HAY ROSE AND ERIODIC CATARRH.-pr. b. Good
aIes CatzTrh Remedy and mode OF tri stments ne :
only affords the greatest rsief IN every variety Of
an its stagss. Every one spesks well oft
Price 81 psr bottle. Send q stamp for DR.. B,
Gloodals's Nes Pamphlet on Cstarrh Its Perfect
Mode OF Treatment snd Rapid Cur5. 81 -----s
NORTON CO., Sole Ag'ts, rs Becker At,, N. z.
FOLD by G.. ". CLARK, ll9 Superior ct. de5:B5
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aeHtfgfsa.
NTEW WDENTAL ESTABLISHMENT.
II. RI. NEWTON !.
announces to the people Of Cleveland
md Vieinity-that he has opened a nestsI Ofzee at
M 1li1 1siJpERIDR STREET HARRIE- RIncK

and Yieinity1that he has opened a heztaI OfRee n
no. |2li SUPERIOR STREET, HARBLE7 BLOCK, =,
O. gCfdrneTiy. occupied by Dr., ii. J. Dicksrson.
He ID now prepared 10 PEI form All the operations
upon the Teeth neceBsary for their preservation in
n thorough and Oh illful manner.
ar. iicial Teeth Inserted, from q single Tooth to
an entire Set, upon Gold. Silver and Vuleatiaed
EC n in all cases. q 7a-- lpi
BKFEREscEs :-E. 7. Fairbanks st, Johusbury.
VT; Hon. L Poland, Chief Justico, Sc. Johnsbury.
W.; De. Dio Lewis, Boston, Mass; Heman Ely
Esq Elyria, Ohio; n. B. Gates, Eiyris, Ohio.
.5 A OARDs-DI. Dickerhoa takes tails opportunitY
to express his grateful ackl y Elsdgments 70 the
many friends and P1tronS who have favored hfn
with their confidence. Having disposed Of ny
practice to DR., Newton Il affords ms great pleas
ure that I am able 20 Feeommsnd in him thorough
sad EkillJul DentiEt and In Who9e Integrity IL Win
be safe to rely. de2sls4
A RTIF ICIAL TEETH, upon Vulcan
HAits Rubber Base, with our mode Of inserting
and fixing, are pronounced by all to be shs most
perfect natural, pleasant and useful in ss&ng,
speaking singing, besides, what is Of no slight
Importance, they are chespsr and will wear longer
than any other C0mplste Set at ONE D0LLs R
PER TOOTH, which can be made in one day. The
fact Is the diy Of Att Plates is past for ali that
them discard the old GET ii able t2eir superior
ity being sPpsreus to all. i- l-- .I- --sa
ALEX. B HALLIWELL, NJ. D., and
ne i J. Z. DAGIELS, Dentists. .5
SoGthEest corner Ontario street and Public So.
Established over II years. no26
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Dr.. LIeHTHn1 is now at RuzselPs For.
est City House Cleveland. where he WIN
remain unth Saturday, Bl}cembeF 1Oth,
1874,
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100000 SHARES OF S5 EACH.
Shares full paid without further assessment,
den.AoHRtsIOPHEB TYLER
117E EssTT1IaTy Ct e TyIpm,N =, Treasurer; "a Sg:sr,,
supeEiEtzndsnt-LEWIS P. BR0WE.
TRUSTEES.
CHRIsToPHER TTIER,of chris sophor Tyler, NeWYork.
THOMAS A. 0oEhrss 8, Of Thomas A Gammins, /" &
ERAEoIs 3, ooeIx, lEte Of Cody, Ferweli a Co, I"
eEo. N. GRoYEs late OF Groves, HortFup, Tsylcr &
JOHz V. GLLKzE, lato OF Datsr, Clarke 4 Co., NY.
GEAELEs Y. FAILE, OF Fails, Williams a Co.,
1sAAo D. RUSSELL, Of Russell Irwin, Mfg. Co., 1"
JosEPH LARocoUE, Of BoWdoiu, Lsroeques Bar.
low, New York.
oURrr, 9. HVsszz, orc. G. Husssy Co., Plttsburs,
JEP4HA d. wADr. v. Pres't western Union Tsls.
graph Co Cleveland, Ohio. ~
BANUEL =. MATHERt Bee'y Cleveland Iron Mining
Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
JOIN NEwBERBY, John 8. EeEberry, Detroit,
r TWINa BRoeEsgPFesit Farmers Bank, Salem, o
This Company is Organised under the laws Of u
State OF New fOgk, for the purpose Of developing
traet Of upwards Of two hundred and uinety-EeYen
acre OF land, owned by them in fec simple located
IN Ieuango county, Pennsylvania, on tle westerly
pAnk OF the Allsghany River, and embracing both
banks Of Hickory Creakn
An ample Norhius capital has bean provided for
" bne company and the Development of tbs prop-
erty viii be prosecuted with fhe greatest yiRor
limited nunoer ofHha-es Of the Capital Stock
can now be obtained at Bar on nnIJcafion ~ 6 NJ
UEL L. MATTER, at the ofios OF the CleveIand
Iron Mining Company, Cleveland. Ohio. where
maps, ETC., etc, can be Eeen, and any infor
mstiOn desired can be obialned- nolI:I79
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9sEeGifaI.
10O DOLLARS PREMIUM sas nc
% SEMINAL sMEAkNE8S,
Or EpeFmattOFFhea, elect, &C.S and
oME0EENCX1 GURED, E7 5ras
AFfER ALL OTHRR lTREATNIE.Nr RAILR- ~

l H..
as 81 s.. s. Hs sroo gGEs s S S sT. w hS9aS. e
S-0of ssss SaSs4Se4 s1y s s P gsy thg gS g
etatee treats the Hame diseases with equal guoee1s
"A AiseE many {eaIs Of l4borious studyand expersnoe
DE- Gison m happy In bsing able TO announces 70 tha
that ho has perfected system Of treat.
TIE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
& NE H6e+s HSd also an sOntssoag diseases q s
fherefrom, loluding GenarAI - - >
DEBILITY OF NERVOUS PROsrBATIOH.
BE has succeeded In curing cases IN this ofy some q,
styled physics1s who profess to treat al priTSts
msladiss IIls With sueos and without receiving the
DR.. Gibson does not bosst that heEs a Ioerobsr of
sone Cousse In London or Paris, IS porilsps some
and who hold out great never "a be rss
izal. Bat what Dr.. @. might boast OF 3 thig that
ne = eois 2 give entire sstissction to those who 70
~ Ootndenee N ms AGILITY and integrity, and that
ne mas Perfected an American system Of Treatment
whicn chauenees any Phyalcian Of London or PARA
Of seminal weakness, and an disssses or dslas
ments eoth mental and physical, sriEng from sexual
Dr.. Gteson also claims for his new treatment ths
1oHoyle z5Fsnt9ges oYor al others yet discovered
able; he ses no relics OF le dark aces s1oh as er
euFy, nor RrT other deleterious drug; secondly no
restrictions IN diet or business Is required thirdly
his treatment ig positive and certain in all case He
9 A7ds rTsP4red e g. into any public private hos
msnEe suPerierty CT his treatment over any 9th
or now known % the world, In Point of promptness
Psrnareocy. EaI6Des5 saety and convenience 70 ~
pafi5nt-
Dr.. Gibson Is permanently located In Cleveland,
and has during s6e Pa9- I've years performed many
cures of diseased which had for yeara resisted All 9TH
er modes Of treatment. References can bs siTen to
4as-eE 4ha nrzt aIlIsy in CsTsland
and integrity IN al pI0tsEtoRsl sTaLEEs.f5ll. p
PERSIA, HhsuE1ctsEn, 9oEciulb, ell Difeas9s Of ths
Gf1nafy OFEans, and al 0hsonlo Di1sAssa tzsahsd
With scparf0T 5uooszJ.
- Keashis ssns TO Any paTt sf the Country on
eeoeipt 0f tan fp1EEn- e.. --.
.Dr: aibs0n's ETV Work On PsT=ol0EJ sor HslS Is
BB, GIBE0H,
PRoTEesoR or ELEoTsoRAzaZ AEp HEDTc1E1s.
Of1oe-Il9 sensca street. 6sW Goors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City hotel,
Once hours from 20 l9 and from 20 o'elook
Daily Sundays exoePtad.)
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THE. CONFESSIONS End EXPE-
kIEhOE l0E An EAEA AL1D-Published for the
benefit and as CAUTION TO YOURG hBE and
others, Who sufiar from Nervous Debility Prsua-
sure Decay O ManhooJ, &C, pplying at the same
ZINE Inc nIEANa on SEdGiOUAE BY one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable qusck-
cry By eRlioaing post paid addressed euVelope.
angls copies may 90 had Of . author
hAEHANIHI mA1EATHs Edq.5
ds6;ls4 Brooklyn, Kings county, n. 7.
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: sToRAs5r Ann PRODUCs
CO.. SI.. 9IssLo z s.l!l.,...l

: = - - = : 4. = - = - = = ~ = =
o0es and Harehouss q md 10 Marvin street,
b t5ra CLEFsl!a. 4 5JHIo-
PLopristqu q gths A. UNION RAILWAE
sE5IP AND CANAL 6RAJH sRLEYATORs Ia.
lotaiag the New Freight Depot u the @. %. / &.
AatlToaa 90. on MsFEIn street, having = storage
eePAoi.y. two hundf ed and tiny thousand buziIslI
q Grain. 1TVHr 2 r'-T- IGIF 81
pAA1ERs IH-Grain, Fioar, Tilh, Hishvines
Rork, 4asd, Buttszs sOsds and Country ProdaoS Z
ASsais Sbr salt Company of onoadaza.r sali
~ Always at the OomP PAny 5 Pfio6s.s -. ~ ~ y
:. ~ AtsE Itsas snd arAln q b shipped oatht
.. ca o., Q. 7. d Q. !. RaflroSds and shalf
Il q lESEfa p y n 81 N Gsa q sSAGs,
N eAls pr 6hiPnsnt. WIN give pSrEonal attSntioE
. the parohAse ald 1Als of Produoo and MsTahAn-
- q ConmlEliol. = tFIg4eea $40 s-.T fl4El
LIBGRAE cA6H ADFAN0E6 uads On A1
oosAGnaSnts. We arS prepared 70 receive and
~ - oanal, E.aso o. Rais (With9utz utzcaFtses,i
erisd stones, Marble, Slaves, Luasbor aud yCosTss
Iru1Fhs Of al kinds, hASinE the eniy DorEirki 4
lAs olly fer the tFARsfsr o. heavy Erslghts. ~ %
~ ksnsr % Banks And Business Nan generally.
tanolGBH 81 f-L1lG .Enta1 EUi
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EEsl TER STREET.
8emmlsslaa srfaaIlaijssJ..,


z. 1AAfulzan5 SRt q. n. IusI 1si.
9. ". eARDHE8I - grr. a @. n'NAmT.
THATOHER, GARDNER, BURT a
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anes4a.

DISUS CURE SFOR C0NSUMP1IO
Ia yer ? -oeiebTated Medicine. Gall aud get
circular. dec one dollar per bottle For sale y
iy25 Oh, VROHIL1 D. 9OIH4EBl Druggists
DoTAT OEsL ON RAJ ELROAD TRACK
Is or IN ste re- in barrels OF In b ak at ~ MeIWin
strsst. ,-iNS lde5:ls0l W. MhhhlhOh' Z
WAEsFED TO RENF-D ntil April
~ 1st - Dcs Brick Cottage Also tol 'eh' ast0W'
,nss:r6 - i.-,---- g. - u. A. WI. 4OOA-
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shslby-5uIdu ulZy MAnsneld 3 newark Railroad, 70
Azlzlnalds Nj Vernon Newark. Zalssvllo.
0reatllns-Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne . Chloago BaIls
road, Eorest Upper SEndugEy, Delphc8, Lima,
b EOrt Wayne, LapOrts, Ohicago 60. West nud
Mast for Mnna1eld, Wooster, hassiilon, &C.
Grafton and BsllefOntaine Bailrohd Line lor Marcn
BelleioEtaina, Sidney, Union, huncis, Indian
aDolig, Torre Haute, Fincennes, ETnnsVilla,
Louisville, Cairo, ST Louis, 80.
DeleWarB-Eith Springfield Branch for 1prinR1ald.
Oolumbrs-Littls Miami Z Columbus, and Xalis
Railroad, fer Aenia, Dayton, 1ndianapoli
Terre H8ute, ST. Louis, Morrow, LoVelAnd, and
Cincinnati, and With the Ohio and Hi1EilIlprl
Reiiroad at Cincinnati ior Louisville, EFsns-
Wills, Cairo, st. Louis. and Al pot1tl On The
Oolumbus-Centrei Clio Railroad for Newark Zapss.
Vile, Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, Piqua 3 Ena
diena BeilroAd Tor Piqua, Urbani, &C, -
BD-lor Hclzst1 70 al points and infoTmAtion spllI
ct the Passenger stations and q Union Iiskss ocs
OisTsIand, Oct. u. leal = sdpsrinEsudeai.
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LIST IrAln-SsO5 A, M.--OINOzHNAII ExPREsS,
stopping at Grafton, Wellihgton, EsE Lon.
don, shelby, Grsatlids, Galion, afeAd, CaF-
dlngtoH, Ashlsys DelaEArss DeWis csatrs Anh
ID TrAin-3:4s r. M.-AO0Om M0DAFIoH.-s -stops
1t Al Ilation1, ald arrives n Columbus q 9 -
,. 4, Cinclnnsr 80 A. \. y - il { ll
q Trnins-l000 P. M.-HIGHT EAPR EEtl-1tcp1ll1
a. GrAftonr -WallinTton, New Lcndqnl Hhofhl,
Crestins, Gallon, Gllsae, Cardinetsr md Dels
Trains lsaEs OslumbuI ct $50 and IO:25 Az 7:AJPu
" afTiEe q GlgFolaRd 9s50 A. n, and SO r. \
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3saI ageneIGs.
GRAND UNION SALE = - :.
" sra.L l-. OF
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY, DECENBER tstb 1894. |

Great Inducement for Investment In
a 10 %. .-l 81 Land r" tH -zl CO.. i.4l
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GHtCAaO, IEEINoTs. -.-g
z 5.,l,. y; sATE e. rs. fFeiS s1as.s, Sns
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New York q Harlem Railroad,
NOTICR T0 TRAYRLERa.

1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
III Sundays exeepted
MORNING EXRkESS, leaving TnJy at 01TS A.
No from Albany at HuoBon River Depot at $3.50 A.
n, arriving ct New York At 3s0S P. X.
AEFERAOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 8lOO
?. Nj from Albany st 3:15 ?. 4 arriving at New
YJrk at D.3O ?. H., connecting vita oxprsss trains
for RhilAdelphiA and Washington CITY.
The UinciRnati Express from Budal0 connsotl
with the 1885 81 Albany for Kew York by The Ear
lem Road. 3aaE .lLEl- ft.lH
For the better accommodation Of the public, ar
rangsmsnis have bstn made 70 run the trains Of
the Hudson RiTsT RailToad %. and thoss o. ths n.
Y. and Harlem RailroAd %. - diasrsns hSarI nom
Albany and Troy -fs. ili $3.50
Neg OdrS ef Lbsbsst eOn,Sueioa and most oonvsni-
snt for the OF Passengers, have been placed On
GU TAE HA KLEIN Road. 4i-
Passengers viii bo ficksted and Baggage checked
ever this road direct 20 New YORK by tno Central
B. B. Co, and si connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson BiTar haiIroad %. aud Of
this Co. WIN b6 received b. esther road and Bag.
gage checked b. aithsr Company viii bo dslisersd
10 New York without change Of checks. vel
Nov. I'd, 1854 y. A. CHAPLIN, Sup't.
FOaD q. GRzEN Advertising Agent. no2ERs
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RETR oLEU
"HiekOFy Farm Oh Company"
en.-oHRtsIOPHER TYEER.

DAEA n a A4.sssss-.- es1ONsobu
100000 SHARES OF S5 EACH.
shares full paid without further assessmeut.
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Q. tkRMAN. ISAAC D. RTfsELL.
supeTiEtsndsnf--IlBWIS p. BROWE.
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: - sEND FOB OrRluULARa~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-01
BY TELEGRAPH.



WAsHIsoroN, De 81 -Measurss viii
coon be taken to compel the rebel suthor-
tiles to recognize Gen. Batter 50 a. Uni
ted States Array officer. No PROPOSE
tion relative to exchange OF prisonsrs
viii be recognized until this ID done
New complications exist iu,the al
Of French tobacco.
Il is believed ct Richmond that ibs
rebel Government viii refuse permission
to French war vassels to ascend James
River.
Letters from officers in Banks army say
ever 100000 bales Of cotton will soon be
brought to market from Texan planters.
Gen. Dodge's mounted infantry near
Pulaski on the 18th, captured 80 of For
rests guerrillas, including a Colonel, Ma
jOr, and Chaplain. Three are in chains
for numbering Federal soldiers. Last
Summer the skulls of the latter were
found on the mantlepiece of the muir
derer's room, as ornaments. Several
members of the 9th Ohio were tied to
tree near Tullahoms, shot, and then
thrown into the river. - 49, -
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.--Rebel cavalry
was granted an audience with the Presi-
dent to make important secret commu-
nicatiOns. Chief Justice fancy is some
what better. Forty DEGREES of cOndem-
nation agrinst levied rebel property I'M
der the conflscation act have been issued.
NEW YoRK, Dec 3l.-Gold 51%.
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mee,lrr ID colored men.

A. NASHVILLE, Dec 81, 1868
NMr. Ransom harris moved that we,
portiea Of the eoiored people Of the city
Of Nashville, Tennessee, do celebrate 81
nuAlly the Presidents Proclamation ftee-
6OmiEiBg eur race, OF Jan. 1st 1863
Mr.. jerry Sto,hsri moved thss our
first celebration take plrce Jan. 1st
1864, and that the procession meet at iho
Second Carsian Church, al 10 A. NJ.
Mr.. Eelon Walker move d that She pro-
cession should move from the Church up
Vine to Line, up Line TO College, up Col
lege 10 Pd5lic squsre around the Sqasrs,
through Cedar, to Cherry, down Cherry
to Broad, up Broad to High, up High 50
Cedar, down Cedar to Vine, doRn Vinr
% Church down Church to Spruce, up
Spruce TO Oedsr, down Cedar to MaeLe.
more, down MacLemore to Martin, thence
to The First Baptist Church
Mr. Nelson Walker moved that We
have ten marsaAls, and taat Mr. William
Sumner aad Mr. sumnerfeld be sp-
pointed as chief maTshals of the day.
Mr.. Peter Lowrey appointed Alr. Nell
con Walker, Jerry StOthard, Jacob Walk
er, w. A. Sumner, Wsae Hickman, Alex.
Robertson, John Meaoweo, and Alfred
Savage as assistant marsbals.
Nc. Nelson Walker moved that Mr.
George Sumner address the coDgrega-
tiOn On that occasion.
Mr.. Jerry StOth,rd moved that Mr..
Ransom Harris, Nelson Merry, and Ma
pOleOn Merry, make az address to the
congregation.
Mr.. William Sumner moved that Mr.
Jerry StOthard address the congregation
on that occasion also.
Mr. Nelson Walker moved that Ms.
james Hill Furnish The music that de. .
Mr.. RansOm Harris moved that the
chief msrshals bsempowered % get such
aids as they tbiak appropriate.
MD. ststh4rd moved to sejourn.
In pursuance q the above proceed
irgs, celebration viii take place this
day. All eolOrsd men are invited t5par-
tioipais.
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0kpHAx's BALL.-The Fenisa Brother
hoOd, Of this city, give q grand ball to-
night, at No. 40 College street, Tor the
benefit Of The Orphans. The indications
IRE that It win be largely attended By
PIE besuty and gallaniry in our midst.
It Oughtio be decided success in every
reeuset.
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We are pleased TO inform ell who are
fond Of good living, that they can find
the 6aest selection Of dried, preserved
and fresh Fruits, Groceries, Candies,
Nuts, Wines, and almost rything that
il good in The estable and drinkSble line
At w. W, To tten's, No, % College street
opposite sswsnee House. he sells at the
lowest market rates, and delivers sll goods
bought Of him free of charge.
dec2S I'm
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DIG. Jones & CO. have opened dry
goods store iu'simmons's block, opposite
the 81. Cloud Hotel. D. G. Jones, Geo.
7. & G. A. z. Thompson are ths mem
bers Of this firm. They are business
men Of established reputation, and have
troops Of friends in this and a6joining
counties, who will welcome them again
into the. active mercantile life. Their
stock of goods is very choice
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-01

TRE ST.. NICHOLAS RESTAURANT
= This is TIE name given 70 the Restaurant
on Cedar street, IN the new building
erected By the late John Johnston. 1t
combines q restaurant, drinking saloon,
billiard room, and pistol gallery, and is
conducted upon the best system.
We are requested 10 state that gcuer-
81 Luach will be set on New Years day,
At which Oyster Soup, Roast Beef, &c,
will be ssrved up. The public are in-
vited to partake.
dec31.2t
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we have ror.sIe

we have fSF.s2Ie
$500 900
worth Of real estate, comprising some Of
the most dtsirable Farms and City Resi-
dences in DlvidsOn county.
w. MATT BRowN, & Co,
Real Estate aud Genl. Business Agts,
ian. 1-1w. No. Al Cherry Street
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A young. msn who bsletged . fas
mysteriOua gratssnsty d sha e.
expelled the oiber day fos sons nisds.
msancr conirsrg 10 the resuislions u
hsOraer, rbsrsupon b ''blnws q lbs
* Ys'' as hllows Whsn JON nseE
brother you present your laft hard GO
you have only Ons hand. L i alwaYs the
lei ard say st is warm unsess Il is q
cold day, when yon say Il Is celd.' The
brother will reply, very. On entering
the lodge room you say It the arst door
Cheap olothingp At The second door
ycu say-'Sign Of the Live Yankee -and
ca leaving you shOut--@s5o and buy Jour
Clothing where the beat can be bad
cheapest"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-01

Weatber yesterdaY Was ralLy Until
Eve o'clock, T. y, when the wind
round to The north-west, and changed
rsin ie slset. at seven the ground
thisly covered with little pallets Of
and roaring frss were necessary to
tort.
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Cameron, knight & Co. will be happy
20 see their customers at the store for
merly occupied by w. S. Eakin & Co.,
where they have new goods and plenty
Of room. dec30-G.l
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Ne republished, yesterday from The
ambiA Sentinel, 3 paragraph making
aention Of the arrest Of Mr. Nat JoEes,
NJ Maury, by the cOnfederstes. We
cara that be has been released.
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CHRISTMAS GHTs.--J. Welt s. CO., who
have permanently established themselves
at Benson's Music Stors, 81 Union street,
have just received > large stock of impor-
ted and American watches, jewelry, gold
chains, gold pens with and without bold
ers, dOuble-plated table, dessert and tea
spoons, forks and butter knivesl,alsO COB
let's and cups, and every thing usually
found in q jewelry store, which they viii
sell low for Christmas and New Year
presents. Everything bought of them is
warranted as represented. Go azd see
their stock. WKLF & CO.,
81 Union St., BensOn's Music Store.
NIB. Watches and jeHelry repaired
and warranted.
Dec. 15--1m.
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Let no one whp fsvors the proposition
70 restore civil government in Tennessee,
and TO make her free or non-slavehold-
ing State, forget the meeting at the Ca
pitAl tonight Tbs time has come fer
action and it behooves all who feel an
interest in this momentous cause TO
make 3 manifestation Of II. a vigiIsnt,
powerful and remors less, foe Is to be
encountered. The struggle viii b. fierce.
Prepare f1F it; and let its result be the
enfrAnchisement Of the slave and the re-
storation Of freedom Of thought and
speech TO all whose minds and tongues
have been manac.ed in Tennessee by the
demon Of slavery.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-01
suffers, Asrsntlon.

SaNANAaa kAA@@Af eANAAs
n. and NJ. LANDsBERo & CO., corner of
the Square and Market street have on
hand = complete stock of Suffers Goods,
which they offer at the very lowest mar
kst rates. Among the stock can be
found
20 dog. grained Cavalry Boots.
IL {" Napoleon a
20 Butts Natural Lsat Tobacco.
100 Caddies Bright and Twist, do.
65 Sweet DO.
80 Gro. Sweet Owen, 6ne cut.
100000 Best brands Cigars.
80 Doz. Wool Travelling Shirts-
Is Cases Concentrated Milk. ;
20 4" Sardines.
50 /" Pickles.
2OKegs Pigs Feet.
120 Best Hamburg Cheese.
Also, Oysters, Mackerel, Spices, Apple
Butter, Peaches, Pine Apples, etc, Writ
ing Paper, Envelopes, Backing, InkSand
q full stock Of Suffers Notions, with the
best brands Of Whisky, Wines, Brandy,
Gin-cocktsils, etc.
Call and see for yourselves.
A. & NJ. tLASDsBERG & Co.,
Corner Market st. and Square.