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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-24
NOTICE..

The ee-partnership existing between JoHs y.
BucHEf, OF Clinton, Iowa, and T. G. McCLEtLAEp
and GEORGE A. EAGERLY, Mechanicsyille Iowa
has been dissolved. All accounts or indebted.
ness created and due by said firm are to be paid
10y said aeCeiand and Eagerly, and al ac counts
or Indebtedness due said firm are payable TO
'h.in. j. C. BUCHER
Clinton. Iowa, March Let, 1865.
J.H,'BucHER IL Co. OF Clinton, Iowa. will con.
tinne their General Warehouse and A gricnttural
impiencnt business at their House, al Mechan.
iSaf'H@, where they will be pleased to supply
their line. ~ I q pIrCrEE q ~ ="
clinton, Iowa. May 9th, 1866. 2sm7
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-24

The Twelfth Annual Exhibition Of the Iowa
State Agricultural Society, will be held at Bur
ltngton on the 2sth, eth, 18th ard goth Of Sep.
TENDER. -- D..-..rs... ST.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-24

LIST OF LETTERS aras.-
DEMAINING in the Post Office ct Upton, on
II, the 2fst day Of August. 1865:
Coleman, Nathaniel Morrison, Jos
Douglas, Chas A q MoffettaGeo
Garner Geo Iii 4' D. Null, Jacob. enss.. ~.-.
Harris, LW22 Pierce, Amanda z
Jones' Lieut. TT Taber, james
Long, VIM Wilson, Kate
Love, RIM Wooding, Susan r
$780, Persons calling for these letters will please
say 'tadvertised." S. S.DANIELS, p. II.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-24

price of a visit in those days was ffteenI
cents, but when the conscientious ply
stefan took one ride to see several pA.
tients he divided. the price among them,
so that the most frequent item in the bill
is "to part visit. .O8." Thseharges for
medicine range from Ave to twenty cents,
and the highest amount in the column is
"to sundry medicine, compound tincture,
and tin box, 80" The total Of the bill,
which is for constant attendance aud
medicine for a period Of eight months,
the visits averaging as often as once q
week, is less than five dollars.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-24

: Why is hot bread like . caterpiller?
Because it is grub that makes the but
terfy. .' .. ~ es =, :. ii, - c .oii"
!. Douglass Jerro'd was alta party when
the Park guns announced the birth Of .
prince. Chow they do powder these
babiesp' Jerreld exclaimed. '-.s.' tar-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-09
HudftSS, fOSf puic,
CHARLES j. PETERSON,

3OS Chestnut street, Philadelphia
1l;' Specimens sent gratis when written for.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-09

qhese .Fitters ors PIT up In quart
bottles, Of erhich the above IS a fdc-sirs-
lie. Che label is finely engraved, and
is p,Ovi2e3 lvtth a sote-guard from
oo1l,1ts,,fcitsrs price 81 Psr bottle, or
sir for IS.
c. w. Pob1o1:, Proprietor, No. q
East Fourth ST, Cincinnati, to lUhoH'
all orders should be addressed.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-09

But few men die OF old aye. Almost
all die of 9pointmcnt, personal, mental.
OF bodily toll, or accident. The i,assions
kill men sometimes, even suddenly. The
common expression, 'choked with tssion,'
has little exageration III it; for even
though not suddenly fatal, strong passions
shorten life. Strong bodied men often
die young; weak men live longer than the
strong, for the strong u.e their strength.
and the weak have none to use. The lat
ter take care OF themselves, the former do
not Is 1t is with the body. 50 it IS with
the mind and temper. The strong are
apt to break down, or like the candle, to
run; the weak burn out. The inferior
animals. which I've in general, regular
and temperate lives. have generally their
prescribed term Of years. The horse
lives - wears; the OK u OF %; the lion
about 50; the dog 10 or II; he rabbit s;
the guircapi@ 6 to years These num-
bers all bear a similar proportion to the
time the animal takes to grow to It's full
size.
When the cartilagiuous parts Of the
bone become ossifed the bone ceases 10
grow. This takes place III q man at about
twenty years on the average; in the camel
at eight; in the horse ut five; in the OK at
four; in the dog at two; in the cat at
eighteen mont :; in the rabbit at twelve.
in the guineapig at seven. Five or six
times those numbers give the term Of life:
five is pretty near the average: some an
finals greatly exceed it. But man of all
animals, is the one that seldom comes IN
to the average. He ought to live an
hundred years, according to this pbysi-
illogical law, for FIVE times twenty are
hundred: but instead Of that he scarcely
reaches on the average four times hi,
growth period: the cat six times: the rab-
bit even eight times the standard Of meas
urement The reason is obvious: man i
not only the most irregular and the mos
Incorporate. but the most laborious and
hard worked of al animals lie Is also the
most irritable Of all animals, and there is
reason to believe, though we cannot tel
what an animal secretly feels, that NOR,
than any other animal, nam cherishc
wrath to keep it warm, and consume
himself with the fire Of his own secret re
fections.-B {ockccOf Ragoz.Hc.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-09

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
office is hereby given that the partnership
~ heretofore existing between the under
signed is this day dissolved by limitation. AN
persons knowing themselves to be indebted to the
late firm of Reeve Capron are requested to call
and settle. The Books and papers are to be found
at the Office of G. IL, Reeve.
C., III, REEVE,
A.C. CAPR0N.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-09
V OLUME 10.
An Acre ER0ugh-SOD,etim

An "Ex-Narket Gardner" gives to tn
1mertcan AgricVlturist the following il
Illustrations of what can be done on a smal
piece of land, by hard work and higl
manuring. The story looks large, but W
do not doubt its truth:
''On a fertile acre, within sight of Trim
ity Church steeple, New York, but In til,
'benighted land of Jersey lives mar
whom, not to offend his modesty, l will
call John Smith Johns neat cottage
and acre cost him some eight years ago,
$4,000, now worth $4,000.
In the spring Of 1861, he planted on
his acre twelve thousand early Wakefield
cabbage plants. which, by the first week
in July, were sold in the New York mar
kats at SO per 100, for 5000. Between
the rows of cabbages were planted, at the
same time, $4,000 Silesia lettuce plants
which at 81 80 per one hundred, brought
s270. Both crops were cleared off by the
18th July. the ground again thoroughly
plowed and narrowed, and planted with
10000 celery plants, which were sold
before Christmas of same year, at So per
100, for 5000. making the total pts
S2.43O. His expenses we're: Manuring,
$3.50; keep of horse, $500; interest on
$4,000, $500; hired labor. 500; inciden
taI outlay, 500; amounting in all to 81,
so, which, deducted from the receipts.
gave him the net profit of 81 ,060. John
Is only common place man. Some might
call him clod hopper. He has no par
ticular skill, no great share of 'brains-
his only prominent quality is uniting
industry; but it would be difficult for any
one no matter how endowed with skill or
brains, to make more of an acre than he
has done. Another more ambitious friend, !
who thinks ten acres no more than
enough. has with nearly the same crop.
laid himself liable to pay Uncle Sans 3 |
per cent from his income on his truck
patch, his profits having been this season
on ten acres OF land. So, over and
above household expenses Both of the
above are exceptional eases, their grounds
being ia the very highest atatc of cultiya-
ton. But il is Il fact beyond all question,
that in what Is known as the 'Commu-
nlpaw district the net profits per acre,
for the past three years, have averaged
$500. No greater mistake can be made,
either ~ farmer or gardner. than spread
Ing himself over a large surface. The
market gardeners Of New jersey, in the |
vicinity Of New ork, cultivate from one
10 fifteen acres each. The most success
full are those who have been content with
six or eight acres. believe their sue
cess Will bear favorable comparison with
that Of the Long Islanders, whose farm
gardens contain from tan to one hundred
acres each. As class they are hard work
ing and frugal, and all who have wealth
cred the storm during the past dozen years
are now independent"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-09
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The recipe and full information-of vitalimpo
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Address JOHN 3. OGDEN,
No. 60 Nassau Street, New York.
r. S,-Nervous Sufferers Of both eeyes will find
this Information valuable. lnl9--3m
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-09

"Thc man who raised cabbage head
has dome more good than all the metaphy-
sizes in the world, said stump speaker.
"Then, replied a wag, your mother
ought to have had the premium
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-09

All kinds of Job Work done at this Office ,op
hortnotice with ncatnessa and dispatch
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-09

Come here my little lad said an at
torrey to boy about nine years old. a
ease is between the devil aud the people
which DO you think will be most likely to
gam the action.
The boy replied II guess it will be a
hard squeeze; the people have the most
money, but the devil has the most law
vera
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-09

Among the articles announced for sale
at an auction is the following; X mahog-
any child's chair The father of this
wonderful infant must have been Of the
Wood family.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-09

GTGO TO PAUL'S for Boots and Shoes-h
has the largest and best stock in town; it cannot
be exceled for quality and quantity,in Indian
and he sells cheap. ne IF
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-09

A lady says the first time she was ks
sed she felt like tub 81 roses swimming
III honey, cologne, nutmegs, and eranbgr-
ries She also felt as if something was
RAINING through her nerves, on feet q
diamonds, escorted By several little Cupids
in chariots drawn By angels, shaded BY
hopeysuckles, and the whole spread with
melted ralnbows.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-09
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
A Card 10 the Suffering

A Card 10 the Suffering.
StWALLOW two or three hogsheads of
! "Buchu," Tonic Btters," ''Sarsaparilla, -
'Nervous Antidoter.' &c, &c, &c. N d after
you are satisfied with the result, then try OF box
of OLD DOCTOR BUCAHN'S ENC LISH
SPECIFIC PlLLS-and be restored to health
and vigor in less than Il irty days. They are pure
ly vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt md saluta
~ their effects on the broken down and shat
tered constitution. Old AMI young ear take them
with advantage. Imported and sold in the Uni
ted States only by JAS. s. BUTLER,
No l27 Broadway, New York.
D@Agent for the United States.
p. S.-A Box ofthe Pills, securely packed,
WILDE mailed to any address on receipt Of price,
which is ONE DOLLAR, post paid-money re.
funded by the Agent If entire satisfaction is not
given. n5lm3
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-09
FOR SALE BY

or sale in Marshall county by Blain Cot,
A. Lemon, Pershing 4 Co, Plymouth; Robert
Cornwell & Co, Bourbon; n b. APPS Alleman,
John Cless, Bourbon Jonas Miller. Brc-
men, Jas NJ. Wickizer, Argos; Peter Smith I'm
1ntown; and Druggists and Merchants generally
the Union
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-03-09
FlSHIhNS AHEAD or VII OTHERS.
TRY IT FOR ONE YEAR,
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Premiums for Getting up CIubs:

To every person getting up club, at the above
rates, a copy Of the Magazine for 1865 will be
given gratis; or. If preferred. the superb engra-
wing (sizc 81 inches by 20 inches.) "WASH-
INGTON PARTING FROM HIS GENER.
A1SD
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILT UxION 0FFicE,

AashVlile, Dscalmber -, 1863.
Cotton is about the sane 10 dsg' as yesier
dsy-prices ranging from SO to 4o1zc. Tb
receipts viii not exceed 250 bales but, Oh
secouut OF The opening Of nsvaigation. tn
shipments were large. At ieast 50 bale
went oil on the Eew York alone, ana tbs
Emma Floyd is 50 loaded that It is obligee
to refuse freight. -- 4at
Some changes have taken place in tn,
general market, the prices being as follows
APPLEs-S7 5OG9 p Dbl.
BAGGISG-325 Ne per yard O..
BALE ROPE-Hemp leo Poe.
BEE7-Dried 25c per b.
! BAcoS-Clesr sides, Zoe; zoe. for shout
ders; Sugar cured hams S2e p n.
Country hams 24e-
CANDLES = TslIow IS q zoe Star, 24a25..
per q.
CoRs MEAI-per BUSH, 81 90.
CHEEsE-Hsmburg, 2Sa24e. per h.
CoFFEE-Prime Rio. 81 q s4c. per %,
Jaya42a45c.
FLoUR-For best superfne 81 so; extra
family 81 00@Is.
FEED-Corn in sacks in store, SI@I IS per
bush, Oats, LEV black, in store, &c per
bush; Hay, new Timothy, Ia d pressed, SIS
per tOn-
6RAE--Wheat, old red winter, s. 25 to
$ so per busheI; prime choice Kentucky
White heat for seed, s. to Is 50 per bush.
HIDES Green, &C.. ? 10; dry flint, 10
q lie. = 70; sheep skins, JU@sOc. each.
lRoS, BY the Ton-Flat Bar, l 4 to inch
to / inch, 7e per u Dandy Tire, ~ BY =
IL BY = to Z inch, nc per h Band
iron, 10 o by 4 70 3-l6 inch, T54c per u
Rnuud aud gurHaVa I Ia 1lE fuah n
Horse Shoe, scrap, assorted sizes, SIC per
10 Nail Rod, superior quality, equal 70 besl
Swiss, l41zc per ~ Hoop Iron, "a TO
nch, SIC Por n.
LEArHEE-0ak tanned sole leather, Gin |
cinnati, Sc. y n do. do. country, 45c. |
2 10 skirting 5O955. ? 10 F; harness 446945c. /
? y bride per doz. S50a55; upper S4O9 !
s. kip skins S70seO ealfskins S40s65.
LARB-Firm, 2s03Sc.
LUMBEE-FlOoung, per l000 It SO $50 /
Rough clear Pine, so 70 $50; Planned Clear
Pine. $50 TO $50.
MOLAssEs-In barrels, 81 % per gal
on.
EALs-Ss IS for lOd, I'D, d, 4Od, sod,
Tor jobbing lots; an advance Of Csc. for small
sr lots. Brads and Fencing NaHs same
prices at Nails OF same size. Spikes cut
70 inches, 50 90 per keg.
OSIoss-S4 jO@j per Dbl.
suGARs-N.o.sugar in hhds le1zc.; in
9bls. zoe; crushed, granulsted, and pow
iered p K924 per n; Coffee Sugar20 a2Ie.
sYEUP-Golden,$I ,60@l 80 ' gal. in 5fbbls.
SALT-per Dbl, bushel bbls, S. 50.
SEgDs- timothy 81 90 ? bushel Herds
Grass 81; Blue Grass s. Orcha;d Grass s.
10; Clover seed Sl2 90 p bushel.
WHISKY. Bourbon, pure,S4 5Oa6, Imitation
2 .5a5i Robertson, pure, s. "a 50, imitation
" 3 fomnanu Raafffad u. I
pie sRd Peach Beandies, old $4a5 new "a |
30; Irish Whisky 10; Cognac Brandy,
pure, $2O 90; Cognac Brandy, domestic,
isa4 80; Port and Sherry Wines S4ss;
champagne Wines S25a45.
The following are the quotations for IN
current money in Nashville
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

We ran against an Oh acquaintance YES
ierday, nearly three score and ten years IT
age After apologlzing for being in the
way, he told US he had been, for the first
lime in quarter o. century, renewing his
Dancing steps, end getting an acqusiu
lance with various new dances. Wzcref0re'
Because ne was going 10 the Masquerade
Ball tomorrow night. He became quite
Rarrulous, and told Of The great times be
used to have g. masquersdes ia the Cres
cent City The cold codger" shocked our
morals hugely y, and We ported at the sx-
pense Of a button hole. We 90 believe
aimos. every body is going to that ssme
ball.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

A 9ukE WONpEE.-Am0ug tile vonde-s
Abe sEe. IS the EEg co Pharaoh 3 serpent.
---uiacyarel and Tor sale by Nessrs. Jen-
t-t 70, CA Market street, at the head Of
.-a-, 10 Neils old stand. lt is certainly
-s 81 The greatest cutios5ties or the age,
.a- best calculated. OF al other things, 70
--'-se the little folks, during the holidays;
80 Do addition IS perfectly harmless.
BESIDES this, Aessl, Jenkins a Co have
s-se stock oi sI kinds Of Christmas goods.
1. every variety, which they are selling al
.',asr kaby low hgarcs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

Boiling & Heald are now opening one Of
the best stocks u goods ever offered Al auc-
ton IN this city; consisting in part, Of prints.
delanes, me-ino', slpaeas, d0mestics
tweads, laoes, boots and shoes, ia great va
risty, and endless quantity. 10 is folly 70
aivise you 70 attend, for We think you know
what s best, aud VIII act accordingly, and
viii be seen al their place, "a College street,
90 Tuesday, when they viii eommenee
selling two very fne and full stocks.
dar2g-2r
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
Chance for a Speculation.

~ JANUARY t0, 1885, between the hours Of
Y snd II o'clock. m, 81 the courthouse door
IN Nashville st public sucoon. viii expose 10 sale
Zee o. redem -uon Tor cssh, a House sud lot 10
ssid C y, on TIE west side Of Summer street. al
Joining me hcu-e and lof In which ano. ". Martin
readss said lot beng bounded a. follows Begin
mag on corner o. the last mentioned lot. thence
running back Weslgardy with the Ire Of the same
tn ieei 10 stake, thence north EErdly IS feet 70
sake, fhsnce ea-tEardy 10 feet 70 Summ street,
tense sCuthgsrily 15 feet % ire beginning berg
prt Ct the Dot puucha-ed by said Martin OF rerkius
shout The year lSil-iormerly known ss the Talbot
sad los + sold a. re- properly @, sad Martin IN
der poEer % sell A. slIe-s q, contained IN mort
gace 10 me By said Msrtin
seesa-s PATRICK McpERMOTr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

Have ne a Chemist smongst uss OF
course, we have, and be can Be found in
the person Of II. p. laeyan, Of the firm o.
lasyan 4 Co, corner OF Cedar and Cherry.
Ne stepped Ia there yesterday aud found
aim besy aJ wCrk, m3k-ng-weil what
Eggs serpeuts eggs And yesterday eve
ming We called again end saw him touch
one Of the eggs with a olive coal" Il did
hot sPesk-but il gave forth, 10 dsme,
serpent me two feet in length. Strange,
passing strange. Co and get nest Of the
eggs and amuse your little folks tomorrow.
But il amt the little folks alone that are
amused by the incubation Of these serPent's
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
SPECIALNOTICES.
Nd Indian Herb Doctor

Is!pefiorming astonishing cures. Nearly
all the old standing (chrouicl diseases which
have so long bahied the skill Of the old
school physicians, readily yield 10 his treat
meut. He describes diseases without re-
ceiviug any Information from his patients,
aud undertakes no case that he cannot cure.
Reference TO over sixty perfons who are at
this time under his treatment can be had
by calling ST his office on the corner Of
Union aud Cherry reefs. dec24-tf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
Cleanse the system OF sli im-
purliltS.
b h. s s...yn tlssnse t ...-. -
Or sEayu- Ihk Fsl..aa
Or sTayue's nlanf fa-arsa
Dr -EaYue's DeNeAa ta t.fa

" Dr.. sWaFno'a bload-fu -lflug faunreas
~. sNayns's hiood-i'uriiyins Fasacss.n
isreluis ion for curing -crof1la o'I ucer.. hep
ONT complain uicerlfsli -ur. rnru o. an saalf-
Iua dark biorshes or i-lsr ir tho -l- bots. Yr-
l9H szn a tia mus or VS. ny dasn, rneuuaisr nj.
iec.i IA, pains 10 the huuss, b. siuosl WItheuf
parallel. The WeaE ami teul fefei 1r aug tlscast
0i q scrofll0us narure b 81 safe % 90 Ecop. 81 lns
many trousaui Ell uouiala irun tH parts 0f b.
world viii prove nofh ng ever t.s . gsrei -aI
compare win DO 'u cIruE trai cIa-s ui sir-lr.isrs
eTsur.aI and syph. .t'c y -rs-ss Ci -.a 1r .lug
sta1oiug-no hing has -YaT proved ei--tla' Ia
c0mple ely trai eating every yssugu 90 these ono
serUus complaints.
Chrome Eeyps.aso q che ace is cured 20 q great
ceriainty.
DARK bloiches uefs.ts 10 tle 81 o cue1rn1-
sppear. ne Pauar a sod 81 ulalfsi a" .l.l
CHAR me -Eiu smi give moe youh,Hi e8m-
pieU0u
To be sure q gsiuug ihs pure AMI selufuF fauar
ces, pur,hsse direct a. tne punepsi u.tce o.. ir.
5Eayne 8 Son, J Norm =inth HIr--t, fnHaiaip u.l,
0rat the Drug ttors Of W J. &C ~ SMITH.
Corner CtChar 3 tld FIue streets
Nr- E."H
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

HCRRAH Foz CHRIsTNAs i-LAGER BEER
FITE ESrs PER GLASS The well-known
firm, Stieiel & Pfeiher, intends 10 sell Lager
Beer for SO per barrel, and 3 per half bar
rel, 10 Ell consumers in order 10 give an
opportunity t. al disciples Of the great
Kong Gambrany, 10 dispatch the noble
uh Of barley a. Five Cents per Glars. As
during the holydays there is taken a little
more, g. usual, Of al good things, the viii
lingness Of said firm 10 give & cheap re
creation to all thirsty souls ought 70 be ac-
knowledged. dec22-8t
Allcity papers, and Chattanooga Gazette,
VIII copy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

Yesterday afternoon Nr. Powers, patrol,
as sudelv0riug 90 arrest q negro, on Ce-
.i- street. vbo was misbehavinE himself
.ang very 5isorder'y. when The negro
a-uet and attacked bitn. Mr., Powers was
A2s.tsd .o draw has pistol upon the ne
e" Unfortunately The gall struck az irish
Aaa pas ne, through the scalp, assuring
.-' Pie bones OF the sku I. Or. ?, sey
-.-i BIAS sent Tor, who rendered the surgi-
~ lsL-.L.uea maenssnrN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

A.'.pEyE.-A man by name Of Gafnev.
'-..l riding on horse back. yesterday after
Bob, was struck by the shad Of wagon
-.a,ug In contact with him. breaking one
Pc bones % the fore lex He was taken
,le Office of Or. r. seymour, whore the
'as,lre was dressed. amer winch he was
'tssl 20 his residence.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

r.-,,l tlls,rNas.-Ihoso lu want vi TOYS
u rs ".ia4ys W.l save money by calling
- sils store si q. D.. Jenkins i Co..
M ne To u, Wells. Market street. frout-
a. 1.-.... They have q cooilv stock Tor
hiEs.,F ..A'' including Old santa Clause
gH---5 Il. -'efShuE OF he kind Is nov
We en-. ..',', ala DUNG the present week
s1-Bt see rush az thelr establish
Jec92 s..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24

Masonic CFLEHEArox.-Tle Masonic ira
s'-.,y o. Nashville wit give a Grand ,ele-
u. -.s,.a 90 'heir Hall, On NeduesvEy night,
= --- past seven 0'c'ock. Ia ucalle5 The
---.r e-ssly 81 ST John, and al The Mason
=. l'aes gi the CITY viii be present. The
t'.'.s 81 several OF che lodges will be pub
Installed, and an orsiion viii De De-
ee- ~ Rev. $. D. Baldwin. Lasies are
.ly..ed 90 attend.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-24
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Ftots eoouuues dali sithout chaugs 10 pr ces
for superhus &c so a. 90; extra s. 70 q %:
family - z5gI0 o.; ,aucy so 5ogll o.
WzEaI is dull st 81 20 Tor prime cid red, and
Il 6n9I 70 for new
CoES in ght supply snd in good demsni, ear q
ass; shellei 55c
OAIs d u and prices lower. 42atsiu elevator.
RlE stead, IS i0r prime.
hoes active, and prices shade higher; so %
GlO IS net and drogers are iaLspo.sd 10 a.
csps these rates rs1-ily; rsceipts e 90 head
Provisions 'ery depressed and prices are tend
ing doEuwaris We quote Mss pork At s2s 90
green NESTS - to 49, for ssouldsrs, hsm. aud
sids-i bulk meats are enurell noniusl no quo
Lslons can Be gEsn.
LAaD offered at To- e. vita -rnsl SALES O. prime
country Al lie.
COTIoS 46646lsc Or middfng
WHIsKs s'eady 81 %.
CON lt5lk.