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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings

| I WILL ufsr for fsle ~ Public Auction, the FOL
! Tennessee. 5-ls 20 commence on TUESDAY, De
uem0er lSlh, 1866 ~ 10 SIN IN the order Whc!
they appear IN this advertisement, aud contnut
from dsy 10 lay until all sold. sale 20 be mad
on tho premises.
Near Distillery, Lower Levee
one Binding 42K2s feet.
Barracks and Mess House, Jefferson st
between Cherry and Summer
One building, 45xl0 81 ieet high.
oae Building, lt1l6, ~ "
On Lower Levee, Halfway House
one Bu "a ug, s6T24 feet.
Cattle Depot, near Pork Warehouse
Lower Levee:
Oue g. n -o 25xLJ feet, two stories.
One kucAen, IsAs6 feet.
Twins Landing, Lower Leyee
One Building, 4OX20 feet
Bay Corral, near Hyde's Ferry Pike
Oue BuIdns, 2lNs7 feet.
one BuidiHE, pass f-et.
pne Building, fNTO feet.
One Building, z3Klll feet
kight Buildings, each 2II3d feet
slN BuildInfs, each 7xl0 Get.
Capt. Mills Corral, near Charlotte Pike.
Two Buildings, ea-h 7OI2l feat. story, % Il Lign
Five shed st,sles, l2OE24 feet.
O1e FO-age House. i7lI-O feel.
DAlAAAllEb III ANEdL VI hElukEE hOuEEt
Broad Street, near High
One Mess Rouse, f2x5O feet.
one Wash House, l7Kz7 iret.
One Dat House, l2X2J feet.
one Kitchen, l7I25 feet.
One Quarters, 2GX50 feet
Z. ). inshOp, Vine Street, near Broad
Street
one Budding, 401I7 a. story, lon hish
One bU dug 22Ki2 feet.
One shed stable 25Ll4 feeL
One Our house, llza RET,
One Cod House. . .H
Watson House, Market Street
one Kitchen, s0E3O feet.
Baptist Church, Summer Street, usar
Cedar Street
Oue RuId'rR Tgx2l feet
one Addition, 4oN6D feet
One Addition, le1-G Get
Rear No "A South Cherry st, between
Church and Broad Street
One stab =, l413l feet.
Barracks on Cherry street, between Church aad
Broad street;
one BuildiuE, I2N2f FEET, story.
Baptist Church, Cherry Street, South Nashville
Uue Build "a, I6Els feet
Oaa Building, lsEl2 feel.
Stables on Lebanon Pike, near the Re-
servoir:
One Build ng. qooE1s feet
Two Buildiugs, eacn lOSK2J fesI
Two kuiiuinss, esch 20X1l feet
Two Buildings, each 10x ~ iset
Post Quartermasters Horse Corral
One Sned Stable, s6sIi6 feet.
one +" 69eKIg feet
one Building. Ssr22 f-e,, two story.
enc Forage house, G5Ik3 iset Two story
One WISH House, luXlO Fee
One Out Building, ltKl4 iset,
one kitchen, sfTz feei,
At Fort Dan. MeCook, opposite Cumber-
land Hosp Broad Street:
one Buileinz. Or 81 feet, tao sto-y.
Ous Hullding, lexis ieet-
one Building, l2tEA feet. tEo story.
one Building. 60E24 feet
Broad and Spruce Streets.
-Four stst1ss, each 2sK2s, 10 ieat
At No. ! South Spruce Street
O1e stable, flEss, feet
At Camp Smith, on Lebanon Pike, 3
miles South Of Nashville
Ore Binding 9oSl6. l0ieet
TSRMs CASH.
BY order o. CsptsiuA- r. EDBE, Z. "a, ChlsfQ
NJ -. % T. A. W Wills
decl % decH kyt- fiaj snd A. O. NJ
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This vice, which is never prscticed in
the presence OF any one, has proved thu
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesl
and most talented young men that eTei
gave tongue 10 eloquence or pen to song
Il has destroyed health, blasted the cOnsH
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim 4
a living skeleton. Nor are these Its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To DC
cured permanently Of this atiiction, call on
Dr. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Essh
vile, Tenn. fab3o-u
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NOrIcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were fled with the Board Of Claims,
Of which william Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. 80,
dated March 18th, 1885, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our Office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction Of
other proof, in order to substsntiste the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government.
issB--H II. TOHPEIEs Co.
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rINANcIAL INrELLIGENcE.
DAILY UsroS OFFICE,

DAILY UST0S OFFICE,
Nashville, D cembsr Il, 1865. !
Z The general msrkets in the city remain
unchanged, 50 far as prices are concerned.
Meats are less firm, because Of the cold
weather, while produce is perhaps 9 little
, frmsr, for the same reason, as there is some
little prospect Of al Immediate rise in the
river.
Cotton remains as quoted yesterday-37}z
10 3gc. The receipts, however, are light.
The Cincinnati Commercial OF Yesterday
says
The Provision market is entirely VOID Of
spirit, and scarcely enough is doing to fair
4 ~ indicate prices. A sale OF Mess Pork II
S2g was recorded. Purchasers al thar are
scarce.
Lard is generally held at Isc, but we learn
that prime city, IN terces, was sold At Il &c,
and in kegs Al 1870.
Bulk Meats receive little or no attention.
The quotations nomiualy given are l2G
l2lSc, lJc, lGHc, packed, for Shoulders,
Sides and clear Sides.
Clear Bacon SIDES, Just ont Of smoke, sold
at p Nc. Green Meats are neglected.
Shoulders sre quoted al s,G5I<c Sides at
1lHtdl2c, and Hams al 14Sl4Jsc-the lat
Ter figure asked for good sizes, but the !or-
mer the most that is offered.
Hogs are again lower. Packers require
conc sssiOu Of full Soc. and not inclined TO
go in with any nerve then; only taking, as
heretofore, what they may require for their
regular trade. The current quotations are
$ to 50, gross-the latter an extreme figure;
Sl0@lO 30, net. Heavy Hogs were sold at
so %. There is 60 much Of preference
H.
present cOnd ton Of the market for the pro
duct, that it would not be surprising If the
ordinary current Of the market would be
reversed, aud the heavy weights put at the
lesser figures.
The Gazette Of the same date says
The general markets to-day were irregu-
lar. Flour was dull and unsettled, and
material decline has taken place in this mar
ket, as well IS ia New York. Wheat was
in better demand, though the sales were
small and at The prices which obtained on
Saturday. Corn is more active al advanced
rates. the stock on the market is all taken
up. Oats are IN good request ct steady
prices. Rye Is pressed on the market, es-
peCially that which has been hea,ed, and
lower prices have obtained. Barley Is dull
Whisky Is firm and active al full prices |
Cotton IS Irregular, but closes frmer and /
higher Mess Pork was offered and sold /
lower, but there IS not much demand. b. |
con Is steady at full prices. Bulk meats |
were more active at slightly lower rates
For green meats there is not much demand, |
except for hams, which sold 5SclO ser. Lard |
was Ofie ed lower, without sales. Groceries |
are steady, with a fair jobbIng demand.
Hogs were dull and lower. A Il sccounts
cOudrm the impression Of packers that hogs
are held back for the purpose Of putting ss
much corn into pork as can possibly be
duuei such being the case, we need not Look
for largely increased receipts until next
month";
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Mole mghwaymeu az Work.
4 NaltsT OF Persons Robbed.
Iol'Catr Keeper Murdered.
'tEiIancs COmmittee Organized.

7t vb.,h, for a time. had slsckened,
/ ~ more broken out, and victims O.
-ssVaymen ere multiplying. The
On. cement consequent upon the muir
2 hsterr an, sud The g. eedy srrest OF
'fs.rtt1rs % the Lorrld crime, had
-s'1 i1r brief period, 10 check the
--'.ons OF msrHudrrs but the delay
gent upon referring the whole matter
resident, has once more emboldened
la''' snd uiEhuy murders are the sad
%. TIE ao'aest murders recently cc-
e. "as e'iamittsi night before last,
alne O'clock, o. The Old to'l-Eate on
anon ltAe' leaf The Hermitara-the
ID 2e.aE he gate keeper himself
l.SlWaymcD were f1u- In ,,--,hsr
rk o. The road early IN The sv.-;rr
e s.l who passed aud dcmauslrs- 49,
40 vaiuahles and as several mar.
we're on their way 20 tins civ. toe
5scssod themselves 81 O cons. ae-sbi.
r money, Al least half q a.,
and several travellers on horsebrrE
-rE % the villains, when the latter.
a--2.seEed, visited the toll gate. aut
,.-, N-. !. 4 Byron, the keeper. de,
his money. Mr.. B. refused 10 De.
3 ias funds 10 his possession, wher
.-cI shouted
a-rlsy.nE bows let Us set O. work.
SLY we're these words uttered, whcr
he villains hred. every bal
'-cli, and almost instant death wa
SYN, who had attempted 10 shield
Ia1 wl1h herlism which did bel
--1Ilc that be Vas dead, len IN,
% zl.se sn E'srm. but when she re-
IKE '5aud that the murdsrcrs had
awsy All the money they could
a., ne uen were strang gers % her. OF
iaCy were not, they were 80 dis.
ga, they could net Ne detected.
'elr Of them in AL, and they
.-''ls clothing, with The exception
d. '11sgs, whiea were goverune ri
e. -.. 81 the murder, spread through
~. tui created the W ldest excite
Tn. - early yesterday morning. ID,
-,,.-s.1 sad Orgsai103 = yigIlancr
and d Che vllsins are found
-F, -'-eo viIl be nsts3 ont 70 them
Ill. -'N Ssy % prevent crime. ",
r5-, Pe.c2 70 soPy f5om san Fran
'A.s2-TE. Justice, " neither miIi
'al o. Too slow % meet the exireu
.- which we are surrounded lin
..-.- l-as- be made safe; aud il D
% determine the means % b
e-ecs hat object.
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SCOUT OF race or color, are null and VOID
~. osborne explained the nature If ~.
olii- lie SAID the Proclamation Of ~ -.
~ 2g Plenl Der, ls65. declaring euancipatior
p4easel the i7ith 81 Jhs GovernrneDt !.
.uali' N The Feedom of persons declare
re- Ials was repeated b. the pr3clams.
- 49,. ~ January ls--. twas, ihe-efors. tbs
10y q ne tr.YeFnueat o. iuGiutsin ~
evil rights and minutes IA -
Tie most Geld 5looded eir5e. iss ~, -
PeEPetrated upon these freedmen - 3
vas the dug o. Congress % interts-s NJ
ever difference Of opinion there u5iSb- Il. -
lN SUBJECT o. IcEr1 suffrage. there grcbt ~
Z H2n- ma-ru good tha -uarsaT Il ~
B. vafsna14
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DIR. A. KING

- Isssn sh paasus KING . psr.s
o. III pF0sss
Zen u hsra-v
aas sls
her " hs THAI Ia
10 eEaac hsEe.
Tnger u vz
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Now is yonr time 70 purchase Christme
and New Year presents. A tine 80 IT.
meut Of God and Silver Watchys; also, 81
assortment Of Jewelry ant silver Ware
This stock mast be sold before the NeN
Year, the store vii be occupies - on
business. Many attic es Will oe sold oeloE
New York cost prices, ss the Proprietor +
giving up business. - Union street.
Parties baving watches or jewslry with
me Tor repairs. Will p.ea=e get them within
The above said tine. T. wELF.
dec5-t1.
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Conl.

We would inform the citizens OF Sssh-
vile that We have now on hand choice
articls Of PiitsburE Coal, WHICH We are
offering % the public ~ reasonable prices.
our coal is we'll screamed, and lice rom DIRT
and foreign matter Ali those needing
fuel would do wen 10 lay in their winter
supply now while the weather is good. All
orders LETT with us Will meet with prompt
attention, and sstis,astion guaranteed IN all
rsssa. KNIGHI & Bios,
No. AZ Church street,
nOy26-lm opposite Masonic lempIe.
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Splendid Blue Grass Farm
for Sale.

Hkn aCsEs OF LAND. 10 Harpeth valley,
1AUO MlIsnsoa county ~ mde- Inn krsrk-
IN, @ ne lsasl vile s1d hiilso0ru nuurike. lho
lsnd - iist ~ crssnl sud where hue grass groEs
All over TIE PLACE splntsneousy, - csred for - q
81 q ioF puee. Good be new Brek Dgeiline ten
roolns 800 ooiigu 90 so press eccd VNte1,
$40 lseees, I'D guod Flscs generaly y, ovFht %
s..r-oa SisiL-oE Averythtng VII NV On ms
pee, thsf can b pFodu5ee a. ssv lsDd north or
souh. WI g tindsa = snf purchaser. kPpig
% lanclo-lEl NElS6N 4 nuRFEEE.
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old Course Of treatment


: taar
,p ~ @
ill-goas pIeigcst y NE Od
SAN IA a. cae vi chsr H.
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Go to Bryant, Strattou 4 Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
nership, Settlements, &C.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT. STATION 4 co.
OrtI&-IN
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
tutionalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing. Springfield
Mass. Republican, Boston Journal, Balu-
more American, weekly, received regularly
at L. P. Cones, No. 40 cherry street. II
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CFIx1yat covsT.-Tbe following business
vas transacted IA the Crimiusl Court;
State Us. lack BOYD, murder. touvicied
u murder in ihe hrst gree, and seutence 4
I DEATH
STATE VI. Tom Taylor. larceny. Verdict
guilty, aud sentenced 10 q yesrs IN the penl-
Tertiary.
State vs.. james Lewis, -4rccDy. NO.
9rOs. entered.
John 81 Williams, larceny. Entered g
plea Of guilty, and appealed . ne mercy o.
the court. Sentence not pronouneed-
Three gaming cases were disposed Ct BY
small fines.
The Grand Jury returned Jour i5dict-
ments
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HOME AGAINtI

HAVING returned sgain with a large
stock Of
Trimunines, NVorateds. Zephyr.
&c. SSc,.
to the old home, would respectfully in
form the Ladies Of Nashville that we will
be prepared to manufacture any kind OF
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, FTiRges,
&c, &C,
IS GOOD aud IS cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHME 4 CO.,
novl-tF No Union street
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Congressional News.
Feeling ia the House on the
Mexican Question.
Pr0pdAed Amendment 10 The
Constitution.
Fire In Ottawa, Illinois.
Arrival Of the Steamer Java.
'7e from Liverpool. -.a
The Fenlan Trials Progressing. !
More about The Shenandoah.
Foreign Markets.
The Fenlan Trials Progressing
More about The Shenandoah.

Foreign MaFktts.
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Eefsoas onacquainteu In the city sssIpr
80 nsnyadvertisements for the treatusn
OF SPcc'Gl Diseases, are often 50 . loss Co \. i
'sHline 70 whom % entrust the treaiinsr
Of such cases. To such persops ~, ~.
pleasure IN stating that the olSs-t ..t.b
hshment Of this kind is 81 No. % Desde-i,t
street. and this should be a sufficient eusr-
sntee that this is a reliable instirutio D.
a hicHARD JOINS may be found in his Of
nee during the hours stated in his general
Ae o5ios.
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$500, 900
10 DO SOld for One DolIar zach

Wfhlut rsgari 30 yaiue aui uot % t. PAD DE- On,
"a gou En1s shat you wa reserve.
AmouE hoe sho lave a1k18Eis8esd a. DO
eeipfof VALUABLE nfFls 4rslr1 frar1 o. 4. =.
..len ..gs lsa- D -. ias iolssas sally pal
HIyicr, flugt5u, Fa.. cold psisut ever watch
Faile , o. a1lG b HUE-Ekfaa Nezr Maven Com
sl-isasoa. ii.as ~; p" b Wins. " "a 30 a
- = enond Ciuslsr Pc. value co.. NrsEa Ial-
pan, - York e. GOO Wss.H t. IL sl.s ~. 4 r..
llif rrraon, B'uFhauptlu. n ID . .a.iaal 49,
SO As = b s,,us. 81 Isaia -i.. y d flsao. 3 ~
ue $50 Au thoe a aIlar. -gr4rs1n De- "a
uoud ki1Z. Val1s s.ls Nl EIIsa -z-Ir 500
u-tl7 ID ne gfltg1l Fa.ue 81 g. Ir Van HIl. !.
"a. - p T., 20 d ll-i.as cased Nalcs
fino. va.ps $50 Aiiss % & Earasf Uaf..aa.
i1al, l.a1lluu Lsf brIpa, va o. $50. F-a-.is &
teia1i - Ffsri e., Altaly, s. So Msai- Boa. ~
Af- % Nii q INK -. u IrHlHa. ono. silver
- gau~ so Lieut. Is , Hsudr-s-. i5ii,.-.,.. No.
~ a-A-lfion, H y, -ilver Patent Lover gsiHa.
Falle 49, tapt Wa-nar. 81 y sirsf Waeh a.-
~ h.Leh. :. VIA 3 EedallI. C,suuit1s. a..
hlsaI geFsaa. vho have drawn .asl.s prizes.
20 not ulsn tsir names rti.. ss.I 10 ts 6rt -
Ted iils has Letter. fr1r psrfas l..-r : lf,.l.-
~. lle lal.fJ, a-annaledgIng -ls rsceapt o. ~
laes Ei.is, may ~ seen 90 q = 70 corr a.es.
Hssnra oE DuIzlzrrlsy.
IehIiFI1AIE7 la,ninz ea-h ad.rIs nd 90
49,, ~ p.ae-1 n SO Cd ease Qps-, ah.-l -
ths cerlilests OF order f5- .orna trtIs l.5--l Il
ie,it cne aolllr I'd refsin vii b. taIgarsf b. orr
.lse. % aeni nJ maa % any a1dr.as. urihTus Ia
f-Ta 70 cnQicr. on The recent o. u=1ts The .. C.
fEsser vi fee what Ar lla draw. Haf ItH ~ lr
Hnlel may b from DIiG t1 fffe ar1|frrf T1i' 1s
AZ ! can il-n sal uls Dollar sod salsITa "a zri
Gle uamrd.
sas-No B.anEs-ErsrT p1rehzasr g-fa sl srt.-,s
l q vs ue.
Rat 81 dea'.ag VA us WaY lsI-uI 90 1aasaE
pr upi ratlrls, aua fle sfis trasn vIII D. .H.
ngas'siy aenl g. asy aailess b .as1 . 1lal 10
He1rre e.
1.nrFs Fa.ls.as.r.ru % 6uaran-.ssf I'M so Cas=-
- rs Csrtlostea Or Que .Ilar. TnlFtaau ~
fldafaIl aufa t1 Asaata
Al le.ters aharld b. a.fir1aasf
r 81 eruE q co
Boz 6tg7 Post 0lls- ss1r F1rk
noV2.ikalule
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ITCHl ITCH!I
Scratch no More.

A great variety OF cases gi-iJ o. DE aoaderul
hesluR psof -rtir- Of OBJ bgtmFuf. even she luost
0ts,iusl-. snd pr0ina1fei n cham ffr, err Z one
ropeung t1s VI Ia -uIis g of h- uliV. thas rhf al
o. mr. an other m0dC- ~ TRES uent when th-
MAD Cf man couid Iuyeu', hsFa teeu % mauenty
elT 81.
Price Is cents ahoK. ~ mt 1csutt.
over so yesr- have +" DC rraYue'a Mric nes a"
1a5n 10 c0lstsui use iu tl 3 o. ri Doc uor.i, 1ll
heir increasing popularity i ccrtainiy proof Of
their greaf power b heal
Frspsred ouiy ~ Isr. sWAfNE son 30. $50
n SIXTH s.rest. shove ice, III lslsiFhs
sold ~ W.LaC W SMITH, DruEU o.
Cor ofCt1rch aus .uG ~.
Nfsngllis.
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ARMY SUPPLIES.
OFFICE eHIEF coMassARY.
NnIrsEI DIvlsos 90 TEE TrssEssrE
---------- = o. - = -

-AA-lAAAAAAf ~ ~ 2 AeaA-
CEALED proposals, which muat De IN iuplcass
y with . copy o. this Advertisement stisched q
each, vi os received 81 this oi,e nc % Il clock
m Frisv, Deccmuer IS n, ls65 for suppIy.ng
FREsH BEEF o. good s1d marketable ou { ~. ID
equal proportions 81 fore sud lind gusuer NEST
for issue 70 the troops and others supplied by the
Govsrnuent nth rasi ~. ~ tte following uauasi
posts N he lt-rY Llvisi on 81 Ielnsssea uuts-
vide, Ala Na-hviiIe, ChsstEnooga and kncNv,l. e.
Tenn, and Al poets drswIng supplies from IL
above uanei posts Contrast N D. IN fo-ra 81
months. cCnm-uciuE Oh the lsg day Of January,
lss5 and eodiaE ne slsg day Of AaTch 1sse orsuch
lees me - ne Ceuuisssry 6ensTl o. Suhsisiencs
Hasy direct
Psyrnebt vii b. usds moaililY. or e. early here
sosr - ARDS msy Be received lherei5r. and "a
such fln3s nav b. furnishes y The Z. States.
seuarsfe BIDS u1iI be received io- ssch of u
above posis, or ons 40 nay inliude them Al. e
come un5er he excepaous Of TIE Pc Il pt's An,
tsriois are interested either reciiy or indirectly
\. sved, unless they csn proiucs he pardon o
~ President Bios from an utaer' perS0ns unial
ssd Proclsmston NEST Be scc5ups1ied y IA
kuro4ty can.
TrSpSaals Ss,yrst b. accouuzr.'ed ~ proper Eas-
vsst-e signei by twu respons lie persons, stains
ga In eoutrsct j. awSrped. they Ill enter ton,
- re ~ h.I iui - lr1tut Of the ceuiract.
Ihs IN erziz ns3 reserves De rghi TO ~ eci ~
1900 suvesou.s proposals ior Frssh Sea-
snd address he ssDs % lhs upaers gDsd,
.a. }. Q Sk4b, Co NJ p
esos-ta asola SEshuls' Ieaa'
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MEDICINES FURNIsHEr


yg tas b..i
rtvate.
to
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDEEI--l esterday NOR
ming the body OF ga Irishmau was found in
d branch Oh cherry street, South Of Broad
and cOroner's inquest was held on the re-
mains. The testimony elected showed that
his name was Juo. Collins that he was s.
wears ct age that he was unmarried, but
bad two sisters living in Bowling Green.
he had ten cents IN his pocket, together
with q watch, and note nf hand on good
man, for Sl-J. IL was evident that he had
fallen down the bank, by accident
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UYsrrHs We had the pleasure yesterday
Of enjoyiugau oyster feast, the delicious BIZ
valves having been sent TO US IS cOmpli-
meBt by A. Croker 4 Co, cherry street, in
the rear Of the Bank OF Tennessee. They
are receiving fresh oysters daily, direct
from Maltbie's celebrated house, Baltimore.
Give them 8 call.
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srPEEgE Court The call Of the law cases
Of the 3tn circuit, was completed yesterday.
The equity docket will be called to-day.
-Four attorneys we're admitted 70 practice IN
the court, under the late order.
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List Of COnsignees by the \. a. C..
Al. An. W. X. II.

Guthrie AZ Co., 3 boxes machinery.
Il. A. Bank, . boxes clothing.
Z. J. Griffin, potatoes.
T. W. Title. I box merchandise
O.. T. Wa.hfot, II kegs butter.
Stacey House, / oven.
Wygum i Selple, lI1z dozen chairs
I" = dozsn stoves.
A. Morrison, bed stove
Q. I Hebumy, SO barrels -four.
II. ". Hoslock, "a boxes candles.
Gottinger 4 Phillips, dozen chairs.
". p. Hagary, 6 boxes.
? rolls II. II. goods
John T. Weaver, box scales.
T. j. Hopkins, 20 sacks potatoes.
sacks onions.
20 barrels hOuT.
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Great Prize Distribution
by THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION,
7l3 BroaaI1Eay, New TOrk

Desmond Pins krsocnea ant Far users Trf....
-. % 'tp.1 ans Cocui. Jes aud lioid. f.dfsaua-
Moss dst. Laws, ADJ Cameo 7=ls 90 studs Es-f
~ Nrd thnus, la-u sld Cha 81 uHId kinss
Cod lmutlaa, Lorksts, cfu STYLE E-t q y.
eeid Pens 4ll Falfi 81. FsurV WUrE nHrr. t.lHf
fen7 Hlti 0oid sud -f'Fur FatrusIru IIa..srs 40
AIi q $50 iinrni % Poe tnatIry aearv Isi.
ourtgn, q tle tc-l Uizks- sn4 attest sf5Is. -
uat a. -
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RIVER Nrws.-The river Is nearly on g
stand-It having fallen but one inch in
tweuty-Iour hours. There are now about
twenty-Hine or thirty inches on the shoals.
The steamer Cumberland IS lying az the
loot OF The shoals. aud Is being lighted By
the Newsboy, 30 o. 90 enable her 70 reach
the civ.
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still Another Murder.
A Negro Kills His Brother.

In the vicinity Of Antioch, ten miles from
this city, there lives family Of negroes
named Burnst, who were free before the
war-the family consisting Of the old man,
his wife and two cons, Peter and Melvin.
Peter was q worthless fellow, and had long
been not only a burden 70 the cid people,
but he frequently, when drunk, drove them
from home, beating them cruelty. Melvin
was an industrious boy, and has been for
some time in the employ Of the Messrs.
Groom, Of this city; and on Saturday last
paid his parents a visit, when he became
involved in q difficulty with Peter, who
struck him such blow with an axe that he
died on the following day-SundGg.
Peter has been arrested, and IS now IN
jail awaiting an examination, which Will
probably be had to-day.
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Parties sending Orders TO the Job
Department ofthis Paper will please
write .. Union Omce'' on the face Of
the Copy.
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The great three days sale Of Dry Goods
Ell Ge'. Shields & Co., viii be continued 10
day, al their we'll known house on College
81 eet Buyers viii consult their interest,
If they attend this morning, ss this is the
last opportunity Of this kind they are likely
10 have this seasau. Sale at 10 O clock.
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