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THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 5.-Flour dun and demsnd
hght, but prices unchanged, supsrfine hrm a. IS
extra -
wheat r,ther lower. ooa2 o, white zsaz -
Corn hrTner, att % for new ear
Barley unchanged, fall I 70ei IS
Rye "a ssksd, As offered.
Whlskey active, sales Of 90 bsTrels af %.
Provisions quiot snd very little done, prices nom
ina Is the same.
Hogs inactive At ID IS for 80 pound average.
ssles Of 800 head at - - % "a 90. receipts ~
h nd,
Gold 925, Exchange duh II discount and par.
REw Y0EK, Dec. 6.-Cott0n dull and heavy; ] 8
middling-
Fionr-State and Western, dun and droop- NJ.
s. and 50 for Extra, a. 65 sup. western, ID
(4l0 40common % middiinz, extra western 10 85a
II 10, round hoop Ohio II 1561tz for trade brands
market closing heavy. Included ia sales are heB
barrels extra state for the Lass half Of January al
10 ~
whiskey active and decidedly frmer; 9aaI a
Cor state, and q s. for Western, closing a.
outside hgnres.
Wheat dnll snd rather heavy, Chicago Spring Is
az -. Milsaulkie club 2 90 Winter red 2 IS.
Rye e1iet-Western Is sfoat Barley dull
Corn duli and nominal. Mixed Western I ga
l So with buyers At sO9Isl; faies Of white soutn-
era 81 os. OSts decided more active md hnneT
a I 0lgL o. efoat.
Coffee heavy. SUGAR firm. Molasses dull
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warrant the color.

Our readers will see elsewhere in this
mornings issue, the conspicuous adver-
tisement of Messrs. Nelson 81 Pfeifer,
one of our most popular and best cons
Quoted Sutler houses. These gentle
men have built up an excellent trade
by their prompt, correct and courteous
dealings with all their customers. They
have an immense stock of goods in
store, ard take advantage of the large
circulation of the Union, TO let their
numerous friends know the fact, as il
will be of great advantage to both par
ties. The firm needs not the praise
that we can conscientiously award it,
as their former patrons are too hume
rous TO need our words of commenda-
ton. Then, too, our whole souled
friend, J. B. Smith, is connected with
the firm as book-keeper The firm it
self is whole team" and, with the
addition of Smith, it becomes, as our
theatrical critic would say a star al
lance" We wish them all the pros
perity they deserve and no more, fer
we are confident of they get that, they
will have their hands full
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C,P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS,

All pens bear my trade marx, &C. P. BAHNEs,
ExrRA Lou, KY.," for which have secured the
o0Dg.Yigla and are warranted IA carsts fine and per-
feet 10 every respect Sent by mail or express %
any part of the country receipt Of pries and r.
tsfrn charges. Persons ordering Will please state the
size and style desired, whether hsrd or soft, tine or
defective, will have the privilege Of exchanging e.
deduction Of fifteen percent. allowed on orders o.
$25 or over, and twenty-five per cept. on those Of
slO0 Liberal discounts made to the trade. Ole
pens repaired in the best manner for FIFTY
CENTS lad StaEap) each. Pen snd Watch circulars
sent FREs. Address
C. p. BARNES,
Dealer in Gold Pens and American Wstches,
R35 Main-straet, Cor. SlItn, Louisville, ny.
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OLD THEArRE-The largest audience
ever assembled within the walls of this
building, was gathered together last
night, 20 see that Eastern drama Of ro
nance, Aladdin, or the Wonderful
Lamp. At each succeeding repe-
tition, the piece goes more smoothly,
and, if possible, the actors grow better
IN their parts. Miss Nelson, as Alad-
din, continues to win new laurels. She
has proved herself a most excellent
light comedian and hersinging nights
ly draws out enthusiastic applause.
Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Stewart, Miss
Aleene, Harry Everett, Arnold, indeed
all the company did exceedingly well.
Even I'VE god" Of the second tier, are
charmed into silence and admiration
something that "stars' often fail to &C
complisb. The piece continues TO draw
better and better, though last night 5
audience cant be excelled, unless the
building is enlarged. The manage
ment judicioasly announce a rePeti-
ton.
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Sunday was 4 notable .iay-especial-
ly to some Of the residents of Nash
vile. The unusual stir and busy hum
Of the camps that encircle the city in
a protecting belt of blue, attracted
some Of the drones Of our hive, TO go
out and see for themselves what was
going on Imagine to yourself, most
gracious reader, q gay quintette that
set forth on that lovely afternoon to
view the situation" There was Mat
H portly and dignifed, Count l., the
magnificent, Jack E, clad in official
importance, John w. B., the Baltimore
boy, and last, towering in his six foot
humanity, Charlie NJ, the British baron.
See then, as their gay horses chafe the
bit, as they ride along, clad in unex-
ceptionable cloth, glorious in lemon
colored kids, sporting diamonds, and
altogether very heavy in style and
polish Our bold cavaliers ride out the
Granny White pike. They leave the
city behind them, nor do they draw
rein till they see something ahead. All
that's the situation Leisurely they
ride on, exceedingly merry at some
poor fellows who are throwing dirt, and
altogether well pleased with themselves
and the world in general FHaltF and
a sentinel stands before them. 'Here,
every one of you fellows get. down here
and 90 to work" They are surprised,
they are astonished- They expostulate,
they explain. "Why, we are gentle
men from the city" "Cant help that
Ny orders are to set you to work"
"But," says the Count, l hold such an
Office Get dowp, d--n you, and 60
to work" "But," says Jack, am
this revealing a star. "Get down,
was the response; and that star OF
evening set in the trenches But, IL
protest" says the baron" Get down,
say" and bayonet glittered. Down
Lu6y CAME, anu HOHf shOfCA IL h0hN Vi
pick, they are serving their country,
But oh those kids How daintily
they cling to the handle of the shovel.
Mat takes off his coat, and at every
stroke grunts furiously. One takes up
a small stone on his shovel, and by
laborious effort places it on the bank.
Another wipes his dry forehead with
his perfumed handkerchief "And has
it come TO this p We will not chroni-
Gle all their sufferings, both mental and
bodily, but win say that the officer in
charge saw that, if the defences of the
city depended on them, that it would
be in a bad way, and SO cleared them
out of the way to give room to those
who could work. Our party remount-
ed in silence and speed, and few were
the words they spoke till they were
once more in the city. Thus ended the
kid glove raid on the Notifications
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NEW THEATRE-We were much sur
prised and pleased last night, when we
went up to this popular place of amuse-
ment, to find such a complete jam
there, that, even on tiptoe, we had diff
ficulty TO get view of the stage. We
saw, however, the grand amazonian
march, the female warriors, resplendant
in costume, and terrible as an army Of
banners. We heard the Naiad Queen
March and saw the marshalled hosts Of
both demons and warriors, as they
crossed and re-crossed the stage in
their intricate evolutions. We saw
Schnapps, the valiant, and Idex, the
charmer. We would willingly have
seen more, but our toes gave out-we
are not possessed of the strength Of an
opera dancer-and we were compelled
to subside. Manager Allen has done
wisely and well to renew this grand
spectacle, and delighted audiences will
bear witness to this. In costumes,
properties and music, it is unexcelled
The piece is to be repeated tonight,
and every night till further notice.
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Our readers will see by an advertise
meat in another column that some
valuable books and papers have been
lost, that are Of no use to any one
except the oath No Vol Infantry, and
are Invaluable to that regiment This
is a serious matter to these brave men,
and if the box has been removed by
mistake, we hope the mistake will be
e,,oalflx, ractifad
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We are obliged to Messrs Cone, Tun
nell d Co, the enterprising army news
dealers, for late louisville and Cinein-
natl papers. Aa ~
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THB UNION has the largest
circulation of any Newspaper in
Tenneseee---its City and Army
circulation more than double any
other paper.
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RIVER NEws-The Cumberland is
falling slowly with seven-and-a-half feet
upon Harpeth Shoals. We have no ar
rivals or departures to record
From friend we learn some partic-
ulars in regard to the capture of the
steamers Prima Donna and Prairie
State, which left here last Saturday.
The Prima Donna proceeded down the
river till she came to Whites Bend, nine
miles from here, when she was hailed
by rebel battery on this side of the
river ard ordered to bring to. A num-
Der of shots were fired at the the boat
damaging her upper works, but injuring
no one. The boat landed, and was inn
mediately boarded by the rebels, who
robbed the crew and passengers Of their
money, Valuables, clothes and of every
thing worth having. The persons were
then all ordered up the bank, and the
mattresses, beds, and everything COM
bustiblewas piled in the cabin ready to
set fire to the boat About this time
the steamer Prairie State came along
and was greeted with volley, and or
dered to bring to, and lash alongside of
the Prima Donna This was done, and
the rebels then proceeded to rob the
crew and passengers. This being done,
they took all the persons off the boat
up the bank. A large ravine or dry gully
came down to the waters edge just
where the boats stopped One of these
bluffs was occupied by rebel battery
of four guns, and the other bluff some
little ways further down was occupied
by another battery of four guns The
negro cook of the Prima Donna getting
chance, secreted himself in this gully,
and was not observed. After a brief
time, the Colonel commanding the bat
terry, ordered Captain Yves. Brown, and
Mr.. Mix, the pilot of the Prima Donna,
to return on the boat and bring off Con-
fedcrate soldier that had been wound.
ed. They started off, and in the con
fusion, made their escape. At this time
the Steamer Magnet came along, and,
seeing the danger, run the upper battery
safely. Captain James Lowell, the pilot
of the Magnet then suggested to the
Captain of the Magnet that a messen-
ger be sent to the grnboat Carondelet
lying about five miles above. The Cap
tain said that he would 60 himself, and
started off Meantime the negro cook
of the Prima Donna, still concealed in
the ravine, heard them hail from the
lower battery to the upper, asking how
much ammunition they had. The an~
swer came back, Three rounds. How
much have your Two rounds only,
was the reply The order was then
given for the batteries to timber up.
Every preparation was then made for
instant departure, and after firing their
last rounds, they leftstaking their Pris-
oners with them. As soon as he got an
opportunity, the negro cook returned
to the Prima Donna, attached the hose
and put out the fire, which had burned
slowly, only consuming part OF the
cabin floor. The Carondelet soon came
and found the boats safe, and Captain
Wes. Brown, Mr. Mix, the pilot, and
the negro cook, the only persons left on
board the boats.
All credit is due to Captain James
Lowell, pilot of the steamer Magnet, for
his advice to send for the gunboat, else,
other boats would have fallen into the
same snare, and been captured.
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The evening train from Louisville
came in upon time last night, as usual
Passengers report all quiet along the
line. For some reason there were no
Louisville papers sent down on the
train. ...
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ANY one who has lost pOcket-book
and contents, viii see by an advertise
Sment elsewhere, that one has been
found All that is necessary is to prove
property, pay charges, and take itaway.
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By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Sherman Reaches the
Coast.
Reported Battle with Fosters
Troops.
Bragg Claims a Victory.
Congressional, &C., &c.

NEW York. Dec. 5.-GOld is without any
special speculative move. The price open
ed at 29. After slight decline it sub
sequenlly ruled about 20, and unaffected
by founded rumors Of good news Of import
ance having been received at Washing
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Just received, a large and selected
stock of Cigars, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, at IL Ehrenbergs, No. 40
Union street
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ID IEI1.

IN this city, on saturday night last, Of pDeunion a.
joins Hrpr, in the 10th year Of his age.
The fueads and acquainiaaoes Of the family, are
invited 60 attend has fusers from the resids re- Of
Mrs Lockhsri, No. a North Cherry street, this
morning Al 10 O'Clock.
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The finest military gauntlet in the
city both lined and unlined are at
Green Il Green's, 43 College street
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LOCKS LooKs-450 Dozen, assorted
fer sale by 6. W. Fall & Co, Hardware
Dealers, 81 Public Square. nov27tf
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The weather was beautiful yesterday.
The air was mild and warm and NE
season seemed more like the early
autumn than the fret week of winter
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CurLERr, CUrLERY.-A fine assort-
ment, for sale by 6. w. Fall & Co,
Hardware Dealers, "a Public Square.
noy27tf
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Just received, a stock of imported
Cigars OF the finest brands at Ehren-
berg's, No. 40 Union street
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DR.. c0LEMAN's
Private Dispensary.

While humanity continues to be. infrm
and man is prone to err, and the eonse-
quenees are visited upon the unfortunate,
be should early seek relief from the misery
thus entailed. And the man who devotes
his time and talent TO the relief of this
species of human suffering is not less
Philanthropist than he who seeks 70 relieve
any other affection to which man is subject;
for true philanthropy looks not to what
caused the trouble, but what viii cure it.
Dr.. COLEMAN has devoted large portion Of
his time to the cure Of the class of dis
eases mentioned in his advertisement in
to-day's paper. He has duly qualified
himself by study end experience to perform
what he promises. He has been located in
our midst for several years, and the testi-
monials OF the press which he has
quoted in his card, are guarantees TO the
afflicted for his skill and attainments-
His Office is 81 North Cherry street. Post
Office Box, 500. aug5
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We are indebted to Cone, Tunnel
d Co, for the last number of that
valuable weekly the Scientific Ameri-
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Valuable Place near Mash
vile for Sale.

VyHAT CHARMING PLACE OS TUE MUIR
fFeesboTO pike, owned and oecuDied Dy p Biz
IOd aud which IS ust haif n mile from ihe CIR
porafiOn line Is offered 0r sale af q very moderate
price. seven acres ofeXeeiient land with q j RICK
DIV FILMS, couaaIning four ro1ns. besides base
nlelt store room, serFaots room; brick smoke
house, stable and carnage house. A small framed
house i on the place which can he detached and
sold separately. Z desired. TEo good wells n sue
peFier water one % WINCH = s1fhiD ~ cen feet a.
tains grape-vines aad shrubberg 10 abundance, fne
afbJrs &C 81. For further iaf9nnatoa aeply o.
NELSON MuRFREb,
n0yZS-2w General Agents - Cherry FL.
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H eavy ribbed wooden shirts and draw
ers at R. H Thompson's, . Cherry
near Union street
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Mr. Joel Davis, agent Of the Adams
Express, will accept our thanks for the
latest New York papers.
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4 The finest assortment of Black and
Fancy Silks in the city at Cameron,
Grier d Cos
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Heavy twilIed red flannel shirts and
drawers at r. II Thompsons, Is Cher
~, near Union street
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The new Gallery Of 7. J. Merritt &
Co, makes every style Of Picture, no
exceptions. noy4-tf
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Estray.

TAKEN Up BY b. B. WiLlIAds, 4 sTRAi
/ CIV. seven miles from nashville, near the
NoleuSytIle Turulsks DAsnct o. 7. Of TIE ioiioa-
inz description Very small. iong. erect hons, l-
marked 81 red color, and white - tel Appra1s-
cd q SIS. ~ James Philips and Vim MePheraon.
ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger
desa-4.ws
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If you want handsome pair of
Blankets, call at Cameron, Grier q Cos.
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RECORDERS CoURE-With the open
ing of the week, as is usual, large
number of offenders of various colors
and sizes were present to hear judg-
ment passed on their cases.
Fourteen negroes were arrested to-
gether on charge of disorderly con-
duct, but they were all discharged ex-
cept Ed, who was fined FIVE dollars for
gaming, on separate warrant, and
Henry Shute, an old niger, who was
fined twenty-five dollars for resisting
the officer that came to arrest Ed
Felix OYerstreet Frank Williams,
and VIM. Thompson, colored, were
three sable CHANDELIERS, who paid their
fine of FIVE dollars each.
Armistead Nelson, colored, arrested
on charge of disorderly conduct, was
discharged.
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If you want handsome Shawl, call
at Cameron, Grier u Cos.
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Opera Flannels of every color at
Cameron, Grier Il Cos.
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SKATES, SEATEs-500 pair, assorted, for
sale by G. w. Fall ~ Co., Hardware
Dealers, 81 Public Square. noV2Itf
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CIRCUs.-The excitement in our city
still interferes somewhat with the at
Tenderness. We have been so busy in
attending to other duties, that we have
not had time to drop in at the COM
Portable. cosy pavilion, and be enter
tanned with the wittieisms of John
Lavlow, the twistings and turnings of
that homeless man, Lester, or to be
charmed with the riding Of that fairy
sprite of the arena, little Alice.
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Yka GSssE4Ios CT
Omcsrs snd Soldiers
Wanted.

DOARD AND LODGING, IN A PRIVATE FAN
ID rs, by gen lefnan and his VIE, up % July,
l5s5 Location between Market sud Spruce, or
b. ad and Gay streets and a furnished room.
Address J. H., Post Office Box b7S. lnOve9-if
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Gen. John c. Breckenridge arrived in
Richmond on the 9th ult.
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NAILS, NAILs.-400 Kegs for sale by 6.
w. Fall Il Co., Hardware Dealers, "a
Public Square. nov2itt
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Those fine military caps you see worn
so much with spring tops a~e obtained
from Messrs. Green & Green's. They
manufacture them all themselves and
warrant the color
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Flannels of every description at
Cameron, Grier Il Co.'S
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Gnees WIN 5ilFsr case - ~
Full JsEeled Appleton, Tracy & o., chronOme-
ter balance, with silver case.........=..--- SO %
The above il for tFo ounce cases Extra for three
ounce csses, 80; four ounce, SO. VII be selt
fres By nal or express on reeept Of prcs. Pen AID
WEtch circular seni Tee Address
G. p BARNES,
Dealer IN Geld Pens snd Anaerics1 kaicnoe.
6a5 Haio-street. Cor 81 i-ih. Louisville. ~.
mar B0-H
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AXIS AxEs--300 Dozen, best brands,
for sale by G. w. Fall y Co, Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square. noy21tf
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Shoulder straps that will not burnish
or corrode, are fonnd at Green d
Green's 0tIQ LoEaTx1C gf
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Ladies, if you want very rich
French embroidered Handkerchief,
call at Cameron, Grier a. Co.'S.
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S SOLDIER s

sre peculiarly Iahle 10 TIE sh1g disoeaeae, pro-
daeed ~ the changesof clmafs. frequeyf change Of
,sstsr and Diet and shOuld neVeF ~ without . boz
81 the Specific IN their pocket. Darrhoa, Dyseu-
tery anf FIur are cured - t il from tEeiFs %
tEeuty four hOurs- Dne Or $50 doses vi RFe re-
lief Chronic Dsarrh0a and Acute Dysenterv are
cured 10 three dfys, as t1ousands 81 certificates
that We have reserves from soldiers d 81 rankP
discharged after many months Illness, a. lnculs
he, XII testify.
Cne 5ox VII satisfy ANy one. Try t. Il h vorib
= hundred times u cost.
For sals ~ Nashville BY FORBES q STEPHENS
sUIRE. ECh-fEIN CO., JOHN u. PARE,
ClnciauatI. kgents.
Hanufaetlred uy y. J. LUCK. Ylncsanes, Ind.
Price 81. sazi b q u % recaipt o. pyics.
ma Eo-am
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Splendid assortment of Ladies
Cloaks, just received at Cameron,
Grier & Co.'S.
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GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE RECEIVED
IRCD fANrspecH 6rnnhe lhz oil
A
him
tedattn Penn,
henuear undVid et 4 lis
Gravel
diseases he kim &C
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Petroleum fe1zs4sc for crudes Gsa09 for refined
in bond sSc for free
Pork pensd 6uner bat closed heavy at % % for
le0z-5 mess; - p for 1904 DO; cash and regular
WaY, closing with 10 buyers. - x5e33 90 ioF
prIns and 81 % for prime mess.
beel steedy; moderate demand quiet aud without
decided change ct 2l149Zs1S; butter in moderate
chnnged st l4a22Iz common 70 primes
Money easy and stesdy cal per ceant for cali
loans sterling quet st l68lS
Gold quiet and without any decided change.
opening At 81, advancing to 2291z and closing AZ
2lsa k261S.
Government stocks shade frmer, with more do
ing. Weekly loan statement Isl. l63, 5g7 increese
86s, 81 specie 2J2 zl9 Is, increase ~ o. circula-
ton 3,57032l, decrease 4. lS2 81 deposits l6l Az
so, increase 4Oi, 074 ,lO7.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1854
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State of Tennessee rs. - Chriswell,
charged with stean- g one mule and
one horse from w. J. Newton. The
case was continued
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All persons afflicted with privatedisease
would do well to call on DR.. A. Richard
Jones, No. % Deaderiek street, up stairs.
DR.. j. may be found in his Office at all
hours. nov23