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Ralf Ahnse.

This vice, which is never practieed in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thouaands u The noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 eioqueuce or pen 10 song.
lt has destroyed health, blasted the consti-
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim u
8 living skeleton. Nor are these its iinaI
and fatal effects in lis pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. TO be
cured permanently Of this ataiction, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. g North Cherry street,
or address him by letter, Box 502, Nash
vile, Tenn. fsbzo-tf
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COUETERFEIGB.--Inf0rin mas been re-
ceiVod By G. J.. Barlow & Co. that certain
druggists IN this city have been palming %
on perBons calling for Dr.. Fsli0c's Pink Ce-
rate an article Of their own manufacture
which they say is superior . the genuine.
Ne would adviso az persons ~ get the
genuine, and should yOu require any medi-
cine for the Itch, king-w0rzn, letter, OF
any dfsesss 0f the SKIN, do not suffer sny
unprincipisd man ~ impose any other
Pink Cerate, manufactured By Q. l. BaT-
tow 4 Co., No isZ Desderieh slreei, hasn-
viiis, Tenn.
P.g.-A liberal discount made % dealers.
sent by NAL 20 any address on roeolps of
81 ~. Be sure that you got ne gonaino-
Bep2i-a
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DranaHuA AED DrsExTEEY.-We haVe sx-
rniusd q great number q iettsrs from some
Of the most prominent citiEena 70 Cincia-
na.i and CoFington, etc.s speaking IN The
highest terms of Dr. Strickland Ante
Cholera Mixture f0r IRE cure of Diarrh0a
and Dyssntery. Tho letters are TOO long 70
pabliah- Mr. Woods, 81 CoYington, says
be wns pronounced inc1rabls By the best
doetors In Cincinnati, and ons bottle Of Dr.
s.rickland's Auti-ChoiEra Eixt1rs effected
q permanent care, after suffering for months
RiLh ne worst form Of DiArrh0s and Dys-
satsry. ap 7s-tu th-Iy
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Dry Goods at Cost.

Green & Green have purchased of Jas.
A. Graham his entire stock of Dry Goods,
and will close 10 out OF cost 10 make room
for their spring stocko of Hats and Furnish
ing Goods. 43 CoLLEGE SrREEF.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

GEORGIA CHIyALRY. We copy the fol-
lowing ILLUSTRATION Of the ehivalry of
Georgia rebels from the Chattanooga
Gazette of Sunday
A poor woman living IN Union cOun-
ty, Georgia, received a letter some time
ago from her husband, who had de-
serted the rebel army, and was living
IN Indiana. In the letter the husband
urged his wife to attempt to reach our
lines and come to him. In comDIance
with the letter, she started on foot,
with several children. to 80 to Dalton.
On the road this woman met another
who was bound on the same errand.
After they had proceeded p few miles
on their way, they were met by a gang
of the rebel fiends who are plundering
through that section, and both women
were subjected TO the most horrible
outraees. Not satisfied with this, one
Of The gang, who was infuriated By the
resistance made by one Of the women,
shot her, killing her almost instantly
After committing the deed, the ruffians
rode of. leaving the other woman with
her own and the murdered woman s
children standing in the middle Of the
road
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LIQUORS.
BITTERS.
sUNDRIES.

TUE .DUPLEX ELLIPTIC HOOP-SkIkF,' Is
Il by Tar the best taing of the kint noW IN use.
I he undersgped wish 70 call the attention Of the
keial Aeresants Of Nassxilse % she is that they
se tse seie - Esnts lor Supplying these gods here
" e feli tneIn az The manufacturers prices, addng
only ireighi- Plsase send ordera for fbeus-
SMITH CAMBRIDGE,
marI-u Ne s24 Main street., I.oussille, Ky.
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Choice Flour, Butter, Potatoes, Onions,
Green Corn, and every variety of Canned
Fruits, and Foreign and Domestic Groceries
offered at low prices a. Tottsu's 10. 25 COL
lege street.
jan22-tf.
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The Wonderful Helainntyne.

NTfSS EMMA sEC0R has pufchssad. at an e-or-
WI nous expease, tais aonderfui instrument Of
french inveou0n, hy Witch she IS enshied % take a
c-sirnile M nisture o. The - rsan you VII rns-rv
On ~ hcr asfrcl 'gcSi pDNcfs cra foreteh the ssif
~ the happy event. send her our sge, color OF
vofir hair snd eyes AMI Wacfher cf q ht or dlri-
ccn1ulerion Ehclose tweaY-tfe ccuts aad r,d
efer,o 10 Drawer ESQ, Detroit, Mich, and she vii
sena the miuiafare - return post.
ruarIl-.to"
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Pearl MlnIntnres.

MoRsz is the first TO introduce this
new style Of Pictures Every body that
see them are delighted with them.
Call st the Gallery Of the Cumber-
land'' and judge for yourself Ol4,tf
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WIN. S. EAKIN & CO
Boarding.

A NY NUMBER OF GENTLEM IN CAN FIND
N good Board IN pleasant part Of the city; slso
an Enfnrnshed room 20 let u persons wishing
board For particulars apply At the Union Office.
fsb2S-tf
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The Hon. A. J. Creswell has been
elected Senator in Congress from Mary
Land, to fll the vacancy occasionsd BY
the death Of Mr.. Hicks.
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Notice.

o. s COTTON AGENCY. -ss UNION 81. A
AAsaytLLs, TExS-, Feb. ,, 1855.
A IL COTToS ARRIVING Ar THIS PLACE.
"a and fnosiEg Ender q card6sate Issued from
this 0face, unst Be consigned 70 me, snddeliYered
af she Government atora House Of HriRna Co.. n.
r. ooTacr of Church ard College streets
GREEN ADAMS, Purchasing Agent.
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$50 Reward.

NTHEREAs information has reached me that
w one William Burton a citizen of nashville,
has been committing various depredations, among
which WAS the stealing 81 three mules rom me-
William A. Davis, Of williamson county, Tennes-
see on Friday night 10th day of ErebrstarY, 100.
1 vii pay the abo fe reward 20 any person or per
sons who viii de iyer . me the sfld burton tnst
justice may be meted % hlm, m oroer 70 IeAotc
those under nv command from such charges a.
they are iiable 10 he censured ior his condnet
j. n. BLACkBDkA,
II. Col Comd'g fth Md. Tenn N Ia lnl'
Alexandra, Tenn, March I, 1885,.
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O.RBAREES' EXTRA GOLD PENS

These pens bsar my trade marx, =" G. ?. BAREEs
ExTRA L0u., Ky" for which have secured the
no1u-rlcN, and are warranted equal m nnenesa o.
material snd workmanship TO the best Eastern man
ufscni'e md are believed to be superior 70 al
otheIs "a lhility and other substantial qualities
which comDue 70 make really serY1ceahie pen
sent BY msil OF express on receipt Of price and
MN charges Of by mall At ~ riskwhen 20 centa
Is sdded FOR TegistTy.) Write yoBr nsne and all
dress plan y
Postage On single pen ofrse ceH-ss pen With any
case on holder and box, sJ ccsiis Old pens re
palIed for tfy cents Gana stanp) each. Circulars
sent YAH Address
c. p. BARNES,
Gold Pen Msnuiactnrer,
6s5 Meip-st-ast Car Si4fh L,ouisvills Kv
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Notice Is Hereby Given,
HEADQUARTERS
FOR ERBlLMlNG

DR. PRUSK HAS OPENED AN ESTABLISH
i ment IN Nashville Tenn, for hDo4lnling ne
llead. on Cherry street, doors south o. the
Po~t Olice.
he wil ustend 10 dis.ntsrrine aEd fsrWsrdiug
bod es nom ths and AL points South Rooa ~
sorimenf % metallic cases and zinc eothns on
hand. blaneh o1ces II ChaltauooRsl Ienn-s ana
Huntsville. Ala d. II. PUNK, u. u
ianle-ams
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a squad OF about thirty r0bbers, Who.
si1taer 10 q fra,s, Of their own getting
m. mela. nrraaIinn I.nlnn rifi1asla -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

SRLkN DID ASSOHTM ENT
of Note, Letter, Foolscap and Legal cap Papers, 4
Buff, White, Canary, Opaque, Magenta, Mourn
ing and Official Envelopes, Diaries for 1865,
Memorandums Of every style, Pass-BOoks, Al (
buns, all sizes, including sold ers Pocket Al I
bnms, Pocket lnkstands, Seel Pens, and a :
large assortment of the most Celebrated Gold
Pens, Pencils, Paper Collars, Pocket Cutlery,
including the celebrated WOstenhom's and I
Wade ) Butchers Knives. Pocket Books,
Pipes, Combs, Hair Brushes, Emery Paper.
Gun oil, Backing and BRUSHES, Buffers, Ar
nold's. Dovelfs, French Carmine and Copying
Inke, Muciiage, Card Portraits Of Generals,
Prize Packages, Port Folics, Dice, Fancy Soaps, 7
Blank Books and Blotting Paper, variety Of
Desk Inksfands, Paper-W eights, Pen Rscks,
ing Knives Rulipg Pens, and an endless va
Iiety OF Notions.
School Books! School B0Oks.!
We have small stock Of Cigars, which we
will sell at Cincinnati Prices. Also, a small
stock Of CaFy's Congh Cure for sale st Whole ,
sale Prices.
Y OftTo the Soldiers.
We have three beautiful Autographs, repre- =
santisg the different branches Of the service,
printed 10 four colors, ertitled "Soder's Ger
t6cate," I" Union Defenders Certificate" and
u. S. Army DIPLOMA size 12xl6 inches.
They are enclosed IN 4 pasteboatd tEbe, and Z
can be sent BY mail without injury. Every OH,
Ger and soldier should buY Them and send }
them to their friends.
pO ~ eac'
For the three, postage pald.,..........-Sl % Is =
Liberal discount made to wholesale dealers.
We will fill al orders for Certificates or Sta ,
tonerY, by mail or express, promptly.
IN. RHODES g. CO.,
feb22 If % Union street. Nashville, Tenn.
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WE respe- ti1lly direct the attention of Suffers
" end other Retail Dealers 10 eur large stock Of
Stationery and Norons, which we offer at the very
lowest possible prices. As we are not afflicted WITH
high rents nor any ether heavy expense, We are
enabled 70 sell al prices tbst defy competition Try
as and see. q. q. JONES q CT,
No. IS Broad st., between College and Cherry.
feh2s-3m
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vARNIsHEs.

3 BtIs. Copal Varuish, / BIZ Japan Yarnish,
q Coach FiOWng
One barrel Flowing VsTnish,
One baartl Black Leather.
For sale Low. BY EWIN PENDLsTOH.
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ron sALR.-The New Theatre, corner Union
and Summer Streets offer n pIlce that VIII
meta the purchaser 10 per cent gross per annum.
FOR sALE-The pretty Block Of Stores, stories
high, summer street, corner of Union street,
nov rented at g. 90, this years rent will be Ia
ken ~ part payment.
RoH sALE-The imitation red sandstone front
dwelling No. % Church street, with gas, water,
Htafionafy Wssh-tubs. coal house, &C. with an ell
90 the lot rescninR % Spruce street. Possession
will b. gwen speedily.
FOR sAI.E-The fne family residence, centrally
and b. autluliy situated, on the north 8ssf corner
81 nor Hugh and Union Stress.
FOR 6ALE--The doume stately Mansion new oc-
cupisd BY Ma. h. @. McNairy, east side Of High
street - house north Of Church. with all the
modern appointments snd convenience, in To-
cslity eninenly desirable.
ron sALR-Beaui6 subuItan Lots, 10 yArion,
Localities.
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REFERENCES.

kEE EBkENCEos
State. County, and Nashville City Officials.
Membsrs Of the two branches Of the Nash
vile City Legislature. -
Editors aud Publishers Of Nashville City
f.t.r Daily Papers.
Post Master, Nashville, Tennessee.
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ROR GAI.R.--Thsf entire block on North eide o
Cedar street, betWeen Cherry street end the a lel
On the west, running through to the Theatre
These gsiualas business localities viii be sold Il
ironts on both streets % suit purchasers, and W
offer them Al prices which induces ua 70 beliey'
thst purchasers may expect an advance Of 100 Pc
cent cost.
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Omes--Cosbsr PARA -. ana Capitol AVeaas,
Opposite East front Of State Capitol,
NASHVILLE, TRNN.

FOH 6ALB.-TWo double Engines, 60 horse pow
sr each, new and unsurpassed for materiai, Work
manslne or performance, with boilers and All aP
tair ensnces Or sale at bargain FOR cash, OF rea
estate at q cash valuation.
Apply "a Ii. &. SCOVEL, Nashville.
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FOR sALE-The large, well-built, and eOmmo-
dious Residence 81 Mr.. bsnkhesd, on Broad s.
corner Of Mekimore, go feet depth 81 lot.
FOR sALE-II5 feet on north side Of Cedar st.
corner Of Park, with iriel1 dwelling good posi-
ton for residences or btisnoss.
AZ the mouth of Gay street with 20 feet front on
~ Capitol PARK. which can he made pretty place.
F0H GALR-The Shelby Medical Colleges, on
Broad street, lot les ,<i65 feet deep, with ALI the
extsnaFe BRICK euu stone buildings, well loca-
p p ted tot seminary, hotel, OF busnoss houses,
and can be- sold Ia part OF in whole.
FOR eALR-Ie Acres of beautiful ground IL
miles south Of Nashville, with the comfortable
Mansion Of the EN-U. s. District Attorney, the
Hos. John Trimbe. Comforts In great sbun-
dance arr here centerei--iruits, shTubOery shade
trees, water, elevated grounds, Sc.
ROR sAIR-I.ots Nos. 81, 81 aud 6a in College
Campus oisCheuy street, running 10 Hume 81
AISO-lsots Nos "a. 81, 6s and e. east side Oi
College street above Medical C0iiege,sI ol which
We offer on hheral taaTns. sr =
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WANTED-Two hundred acres good woodland,
within five miles Of Nashville.

ron sALR-A Farm ofI9sE Acres, vel i'm
proved, under good fences, admirably appoTtcn-
sd, 2 wells near the house, and q cistern within
~ feet, 1870 fust trees, pears. peaches. pums,
cherries, apples, ounces, dsnsons 6c, I2U acres
IN woods, new fsrm house with 6 rooms, barn,
stable, &C situated on the Gsllatn Pise miles
ffom Nashville snd within Il nile 81 the louis
Wlle and Nashville railroad. The tmbar upon
This farm, with iudicious mana cement might %
sold icT nearly, II not quite, enough 10 pay for
the farm, which il Tell known rs The I" William
j0husn Farm.n
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SPLENDID AssORTMENr

Just Received
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Questions and Answers
RELATIvE TO The
7-3O u. -. Loan.
The only Popular Loan a0V oEsrsd for sale
hyths GOvernmsnt, Via tie
"SEVEN-THIRTY." "

lst Question,
Why is this Loan called the Seven
Thirty" Loan
4nsI0er.
Il bears Interest, in currency, 81 the rate
Of Seven Dollars and thirty cents, each
year, on every hundred dollars; mskiug
She interest as follow:
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-18
Leavenworth Advertisements
TO THE AFFLlCTED
DRS. BIRGE & MOREY

II ave established Western Inst;tu,. 80
II medicine and Surgery, Eye, Ear and O..
Ger lnfrmary, No, Al, Shawnee street :. I.au
enworth, for the purpose of treating all cbron;,
diseases, such as Cancers, Sore EveS
20 Deafness. Dyspep-
sla, Female Weaknesses. Sc Sc
An experience of over quarter Of a cent,,r,
both in hospital and private practice, enables
tnem, on examination of any case, of any dis.
ease to which human flesh is heir, to determine
whether 1t is durable. If so, their treatment
VIII certainly perform the cure in the shortest
time. They GUARANTY CURE in eyery case
mat they undertake. Special attention gwen
TO surgery. Consultation free Charges m ode.
rate. Certificates of cures already effectsd
from patients in all parts of the west and refe-
rences given on application. Letters contain
ing stamps promptly answered. Terms cash.
A. A. MOREY, Md,
Principal of Institute.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-18
Mexican News.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.-Senor Romero,
the Mexican Minister, received today
official news from MatamOras to the 10Th
inst. Gen. Escherdo took the city OF
Monterey and held it for some time,
when two French columns IN strong
force were sent after him. and lie vas
finally compelled to abandon Monterey
One of the French divisions attacked
him, and it is reported that he defeated
them with heavy loss.
Senior Romeo has received official IN.
telligence from Ell Paso up TO the 18th OF
Novsmber President Juraez aud his
cabinet and the other officers of the Lib
sral Government intended TO leave Il
Paso on the 18th of that month for the
citv of chihuahua The French had re-
tired as far as Durango, and 1t was nm,
derstood they would also abandon that
State in their movement OF concentra'
tion.
A citizen of New Orleans, who returned
from Matamoras few days ago, who
was intimate there with the French OH
GERS, says they fully anticipate war be-
tween France and the Uuited States, 10
commence on the Rio Grande, and they
already have their ,pls OF campaign map
ped out.
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News from GeOrgin.

MLLEDGEVILLE, Ga, Dec l3.-GOver
nor jenkins, in his address to the Legis-
latuIe, says there is no conflict between
the constitution OF the United States and
the constitution of the State of Georgia,
that the laws of the United States are
supreme The Governor then pays a
handsome tribute to the good conduct of
the negroes during the war. He says
they must be thoroughly protected in
their personal property, and have the
right to enter the Courts. They should
be encouraged to work, and then they
would be the best working class, and
their late owners the best employers in
the world The Governor then reviews
the condition Of the State institutions,
and SAYS that for a time even thelightest
taxes will prove burdensome, but he
thinks that in the end the people will
not suffer He concludes the address
with an earnest prayer that God will
help us all. At tho close of the address
Provisional Governor johnson handed
the great seal Of the State Of Georgia TO
Governor Jenkins, who took the oath of
Office, and was theu declared by the Pres
ident of the Senate the Governor of the
State The sentiments of the address
were most cordially endorsed by the
members of the State Legislature, which
adiourDs tomorrow.
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News from New York.

NEW YORK, Dec. 16-The Fenian Sen
ate has adjourned. Several of the Sen
ators have gone homo. The rest art
awaiting with Roberts the arrival oi
Stephens. .|H...E
well supplied with lOanable funds, ant
to-day there is some running around tt
place money over Sunday, even at 6 pei
cent The regular rates, however, or
call loans being 7 per cent The pay
ment of the interest upon seven-thirties
has put great deal of money upon the
market, but the increased supply Of
funds does not seem likely to produce
any reduction in the rate Of interest
| The demand from the street is on the in
crease. Owing to the growing activity
of stock speculation, the railroad specu
lation is confined chiefly to Reading
| Cleveland & Pittsburgh, and Cleveland
d Toledo Cleveland & Pittsburgh has
revived from the late heavy pressure
and with large transactions.
ate has not adjourned as has been erro
neously reported. No discivive action
will be taken until the arrival Of Mr.
Stephens, the head of the Brotherhood
from Ireland. The order recently issued
by Colonel O'Maheny, calling the dele,
gates of the Fenians to assemble in Con
gress on the 2nd of January, will be
countermanded by Mr.. Roberts, the new
President of the organization.
The Salem, North Carolina, Press, says
that Colonel Wilson of Yadkan County
late commander of the lst Battalion
North Carolina Sharpshooters, of the
Confederate army, was brought to that
place on Tuesday last by order of the
United States Military authorities, and
delivered to the civil authorities of that
County under an indictment for shoot.
ing or causing to be shot several citizens
in that county, in the month of March
last He was committed to the County
Jail for trial at the next sessi on of the
Superior Court.
Francisco Bahazer. found guilty of
counterteiting United States currency
was this morning sentenced by Justice
Shipman to fifteen wears Imprisonment
at hard labor and $1,000 fine.
John Thomas accused of passing a
counterfeit treasury note of 500 was
convicted and sentenced to six years i'm.
prisonment
The jury after being out till nearly
one O'clock to-day rendered verdict of
guilty of murder against John Hockett.
A new regiment for the State militia
is TO be formed from the New York 5th
artillery, Il volunteer organization which
was in service in the war, under Col Ed
ward Murray. This officer has received
the requisite permission from Gov. Fen
ton, and the regiment will become one
of the National Guard organization OF
the State as soon as it is organized.
The gunboat Monongahela, which sail
ed on Thursday for Cape Haytian, re-
turned day with the loss of her for
mast head, but her officers refused to
give the press any information i'll rela-
tiOn to the disaster.
The steamer Belloua from London I'd,
via Havre with two hundred passengers
arrived.
The steamers City of New York, Queen
and the Bremen sailed Tor Europe to-
day, taking over amillion dollars in spe
Gle.
Three steamers sailed fer Savannah and
several others for various southern ports.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-18
Reciprocity Between America
and Countries ON the Mediterranean.

TORONTO, CANADA WEST, Nov 10
Reports from Allawa states that the
American reciprocity is engaging the
earnest attention ofthe Government, and
that after Christmas and the holidays a
deputation will proceed to Washington
to continue negotiations
Honorable Thomas Ryan has been ap-
nointed a commissioner to inquire into
means for extending the direct trade be
tween British America and the countries
on the Mediterranean.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-18
Fire in ChicaxO

CHICAGO, Dec. i6.-A fire broke out
this merning in Lincoln Hail building,
corner of Lake and Franklin streets,
which communicated to the six story
marble building Immediately west, and
thence to the corner of Lake and Water
streets The heaviest losers are Whip
pie 81 Co., dry goods dealers, $4,000 L.
Richardson, agricultural implements,
$4,000; Y Leammon, owner OF the
building corner of Lake and Franklin
streets. $4,000 Total loss about $3.50,
900; insured for about half that amount
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Fire at Lima.

ROCHESTER, n Y, Dec l6.-The vii
liage of Lima, Livingston county, was
visited by Obstructive fire this morning
Three blocks of dwellings were burned,
the postofice, masonic lodge, two groce
ry stores, boat store, photograph gallery,
and two shoe stores were destroyed
Most of the mail matter in the postofhce
was destroyed. Loss probably $4,000
Partially insnrpl
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Steamboat Accidents,

CINCINNATI, Dec. 26.-The steamer
Dumont collided with tow boat near
Patriot, Indiana, on Thursday, and was
considerably injured One of the crew
was killed and four others injured.
CAIRO. III, Dec l6-The steamer Peer
less, from Cincinnati to New Orleans,
with a full cargo, struck the sunken
wreck OF the Black Hawk below Mound
CITY, took fire, and was entirely con-
sumed Boat valued at 1000, and in
sured for $4,000 Value of the cargo
unknown