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RIVER AND srEAMBoAr saws.


The river continues TO rise, but only very
slowly.
The Tyrone departed yesterday, Coz New
Orleans, with $50 bales Of cotton. and a large
quantity Of other freight The load was a
very Gne one. That was the 9nly departure
for the day.
The only arrival. was The Palestine. Caps.
Cridsr. This is a hsndsomo boat, and will
run regularly, during the season, between
Louisville, and this port Capt Crider, and
Mr.. Ashcralt the clerk, are both most AM
able aud obliging gentlemen, and they have
put their boatin the best possible condition,
and passengers desiring to make pleasant
trip 70 Louisville, had better 90 on her.
She leaves at ten a. m, on sunday. The
Palestine brought in I ,ooo barrels Of -four,
$50 bales Of hay, and much other freight.
The Louisville Journal Of yesterday says.
THE RIvER.-Since our last report, the
river al this noiut has risen about one foot
At six O'Clock lali evening the eater vas
stationary, with nineteen teet ia the canal
and seventeen feet over the falls. As 20 the
present stage Of water, steamboatmen are
willing to cry 'Hold, enough"
The weather for the most part Of vester-
day, was clear and moderate.
Business is rather ianguishing yet. Few
transient boats are 70 DO seen a. eur land
ings. This Is chiefly caused by the bridge
obsuueti5ns as Cincinnati aud the ice gorge
at st. Louis. We learn there Is a large mum
Der Of steamers at both these ports unable
10 descend. Freights are 50 unsettled Just
now that it is imPossible o report @ correct I
.arih. The rates 70 all points are declining, I
and when they reach their minimum, 90
some fixed tariff is agreed upon by those
Interested, we will publish accordingly.
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CASE OF POLICEMAN WATSON.
He il Held Cor Trial in the sum Of
$4,000.

The examination Of policeman Watson
who shot Alr. Frame, fellow officer, feu
days siree, took place before Esq. Mssebsm
/ yeaterdsy. From the witnesses summoaed
the following facts were elected:
son Christmas, 8 disturbances occurred in
South Nashville, and oaiesr Rstson was
called IN, and made some arrests, when
Frame came up, and was called upon 70 as
sist, and be, in turn, to0k a portion Of the
men il custody. After walking some dis
lance, Frame said /:
why didn't you arrest Corbitt, who was
making IS much disturbance IS any o
themg"
81 did, (" replied Watson.
ono yea didn't said Frame, 81 arrested
him, and have taken bail FOR his appearance
st the Recorders Court to-morFOW."
Your a did liar" quickly retorsed
Watson, and at the same moment eseh re-
hnquished his prisoners and Rugged in .
seufie. Parties OF once interfersd aad sep
Grated the co1nbatants, and had them some
twenty yards spart, when Watson DIRE"
pistol and fired, the bah taking effect on
the body Of Mr.. Frmae, who fell to the
ground.
Il also appeared from the testimony ihsi
IN old grudge had existed between the par
lies. i
The wound Of Mr.. Frame is believed TO
BE- fatal, Is it IS thought the spinal cord Is
separated. That, however IS not absolutely ]
certain.
Watson was held over in the sun Of
. 900 for his appearance before the crimi-
lal Court.
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NOTIcR.-We would inform all persona
having claims against the Government,
which we're filed with the Board of Claims,
of which William Driver was Recorder
convened by Special Field 0r.ier No. 81,
dated March 18th, 1855, 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, il order TO substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government.
je3B-tf b. TuEPEIEs x 20.
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ords, Tassels, Buttons, fringe
seIr Abuse.

This vice, which lie never prsotiesd In
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the Roblssi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to slOquCnee or pen to song
L has destroyed health, blasted the consG
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim X
a living skeleton. Nor are these its fRsl
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melanc tsoly
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently of this Efilietion, call OIL
Dr. Coleman, No o. North Cherry street
or address aim by letter, Box boz, Essh
vile, Tenn. feb2o-U
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The JOhRsOnville and st. Louis Pack
ct Company.

Views Of Gen. Fisk on the Subject.
The following letter from Gen. Fisk, rela-
tive to Mr.. Cobb, and to the 81. Louis and
Jacksonville packet line, ard the import
aBce Of the matter 10 this city, has been
handed US for publication. We commend
it to the careful perusal Of our readers.
NAsHviLLE, TESN., December 25, 1865 -
His Honor, W. MATT B4oWS, Mayor Of
Nashville: Dear Sir, I cannot too esrne,tiy
commend 10 yourself and fellow citizens
the nav commercial enterprise known as
the est Louis, Cairo nnd Jacksonville
Packet Company"
] speak Is citizen Of ST. Louis, and in
behslf Of her noble, generous, honorable
merchants, who, by means Of this Packet
Company, desire to strike hands Of perpet
ual, social sad commercial fellowship with
your goodly city.
trust that your capitalists will promptly
and literally unite their means with the 81.
Louisians, that y0Rr people may equally,
with mine, labor for the success Of this i'm
portant enterprise. Where our treasures
are there will our hearts be. I know Of no
better investment for your earthly tress-
ures-
Mr. Henry Cobb, an estimsble citizen OF
St. Louis, Is now IN your city to promote
the Interests Of this great enterprise. There
are but few men who have given 20 this
work more earnest and faithful service than
Mr.. Cobb. His familiarity with commercial
matters and public economy, As evinced in
his valuable contributions to the public
journals in behalf the railway Of Tennessee
twelve months since, as well as those Of
more recent date, render him eminently 1T
for the intelligent presentation Of the
advantages offered 20 our 'Tw0 cities" and
the pubic generally by the establishment
OF this line OF packets.
] commend Mr.. Cobb to your confidence,
esteem aud kind attention.
am, Sir, WITH great respect, you obedi-
ent servant, CLINTOS B. FISK,
Brsvet Major General.
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enbalnsd, and is awaiting tbs orders ofhi
friends.
some sensation was caused u fnarei
circles to-day By the puhisstion Ii -.
Times Of list Of broken National Bank,
HaERrssEEs, Pa, Dec. 1s-The city /.
crowded with members or the Ise;sls,u-s
There VIII be no shsnge il tie errssissti. II
o. the ssaste. jas. 3. Kelly Is The aeesp..
ed Republican candidate far Speaker o. The
House Dir. Bsasdiet, former Clark, VII
be reelected.
"1LisEsPoEs. Va, Dee. so.-There is An
ice aood IN the western branch Of The Sus-
qashana, eausiag great dsmase. Is ixesti-
Ha'ed ibat from KY 70 ssreaty-ave mil
on feet Of saw logs. vsluet 81 si.oas ooo
have Fassel here in tbe last two dsvs. Il
IS the heayir-. LOSS evsr susisi.el ~ an-
oermsa in that secioa.
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Now is your time to purchase Christmas
and New Year presents. A tine assert
ment OF Gold and Silver Watches; also, al
assortment Of Jewelry snd Silver Ware:
This stock must be sold before the New
\ ear as the store will be ocennied Tor other
business. Many articles viii be sold below
New York cost prices, as the Proprietor is
giving up business. 81 Union street.
Parties having watches or jeWelry with
me Tor repairs, will please get them within
the above SAID time. J. WELF.
dec5-tiI
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members Of the l6th Rsgulsrs-ssm Davis,
Of Co. g, "a Battalion, and Samuel Brad
bury, Of Co. h, same battalion and regi-
ment-were yesterday arrested OF a charge
Of burglary, snd imprisoned 10 swat an
examination By Capt. Patton, Of the Pro
vost Marshal's Department. The charge is
that they entered the store Of Mr.. Hines,
No. lO4 North Market street, and stole SIO0
worth Of goods, and S2g from the person Of
Mr.. Hines, was asleep at the time. The
robbery was committed on Christmas night.
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Persons unaoQu.intea in Che city seeing

Eofsons uuec4ualAt5u IL tno oisS sooiu =
30 many for the treatment
If Special Diseases, are often at q loss TO Diet
tsmine " whom to entru5t the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons we take
pleasure in stating that the Oldest estab-
lishmeDt Of this kind is az No. % Deaderiek
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
antes that this is q reliable institution. DR..
A. RIuHkz5 JOKES may be found in his OF
ice during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. AL medicines fag'E1SIe1 IN
he o8les.
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The pupils Of Miss Eliza 6Oodwin'sAcad-
sny had delightful party Thursday even
ns, At the Msscsic Temple. The ''young
lolts" executed tie various dances on the
programme gracefully aad beautifully eE-
aibians II once their proficiency and the
sln Of their accomplished teacher Il is 3
iortunate thing that the children Of Nash
vile are favored With The teaching Of one
vho enters - much into their spirit, and
understands 90 thoroughly her duty. We
trust Tia, she and they may have many
more happv evenings.
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G REAT EXCITEMENT
~. HOHRs 8 -.

r.. NJ. HOBBS Il co.
O. North College Street, three Doors from
the Square.
Christmas and NeW-Iear's Presents.
Albums, " atehes, Clocks, Pictures, Pla-
ted Ware, Jewelry, &c, &C, to be bou sht
for one-hslf OF what it can be 81 any ether
Retail place in the ty. All goods warrant
ed as specified on the certi6cates. If not so,
articles returned and money refunded
Lady clerks in attendance. fdec2g-lW
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We were a little surprised, yesterday, TO
see Mr.. Cohe, who is clerkins for Captain
PEBBLES, busily engaged in blaeksmithing.
Ne IVES endeayoring TO invent new kind
Of poker: and when We LEFT him, be had
succeeded in getting it sOcrOoEed it wouldn't
isy stll; and when he attempted to run Il
in the the grate, il came out on the same
side. He is going to get d patented.
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THE Fisk scsooL.-The half square Of
land lying west Of the Chattanooga Depot,
on The north side Of Church street, on which
stsnds the G. s. ilitsry Railroad Hospital,
has been purchased By the American Mis-
sionasy Association, OF New York City, and
the Western Freedmen's Aid Commission of
Cincinnati. The hospital has been pro-
cured by General Fisk for the use Of these
societies, and they propose to open school
for colorsd people which shall be worthy
the name il bears.
This institution viii furnish
lst. Free Schools Of q high order to the
colorea children of the city Of Nashville.
now uusupplied with the means Of aoquir-
ing an education. It is hoped sli friends Of
education will assist in gathering into these
schools the neglected ard uncared for
children. ID. There will also be furnished
to parents, who are seeking 20 thoroughly
educate their children, and who ate able
aud wiling to pay tuition, the opportunity
Of doing 50 without the great expense Of
sending their ehilren to distant places.
Sd. But especially will the Fisk School seek,
in its higher or normal department, 10
thoroughly train teachers. Efforts will be
made 10 gather IL, from the schools Of the
s,ste, Young persons Of the requisite indus
try aud ability, and BY thorough discipline,
prepare them to successfully teach others.
An accomplished teacher Of Instrumental
music will be connected with the school,
who viii give in struetions on reasonable
terms.
Night sessions will be held for those who
are unable 10 attend daring the day. Prof.
Ogden, Superintendent Of EduoatiOn, on
Gen. Fisk's staff, aud agent Of the Western
Freedmen's Commission, an experienced
teacher Of Normal Schools. and Rev. E. N.
Cravath, agent Of the American Missionary
Association, viii give their personal super
inteudence 70 the school.
The cordial cooperation Of all friends Of
educt6on ls earnestly desired BY those en-
gsged ia The work.
The institution will be opened in lie vEri-
Gus departments, BY appropriate exercises,
on some day Of The first week Of Janusty,
lsos. Public noiiee viii be gwen in the
daily papers Of the city. Further inforna-
/ ton may be obtained at the school build
ing. E. VI. CRAvkTH.
deeSo-2t Art. Am. Mis-. As.
]
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SPECIALN NOTICES.
Eom the ny He,aid

fIom the \ Y. Herald.
WlxE.-A new wire is just coming ini'
popular faver, but BY no means intoNleai-
ing in It's nature We refer to SpeeE's sam
burg port wine, which has bsen introduced
into the hospitals ard bmoug the first iaIni :
lies sfSew YorE, aud in LonGOa AMI PANS
II Alfred Speer, 81 Pssssic, \. j. WHO n 5
devoted himself Coz ssversl years % tie
study % ierInentasions, ana proone.ng AZ
are aid 10 b. unsnrpsssses.. 5y genilsm Z u
reputation.
sid BY N.J. &c. \. sm.la, NssAy lie.
dec33- ltdsW
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Coal.


We would inform the citizens Of Nash
willie that we have now on hand choice
article OF Pittsbnrg Coal, which We are
offering 70 the public at reasonable prices.
Our coal is we'll screamed, snd free fIom DIRT
and foreign matter. All those needing
fuel would do well 10 lay ia their winter
supply now while the weather is good. All
orders lett with as viii meet with prompt
attention, and satis.astion guaranteed in all
cases. KNIGHT 4 BRos,
No. az Church street,
nov26-lm opposite Masonic Temple.
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In Chsncery At Carthage, Tennsssee.
DEcENBER RrLEs. ~.

elrlE nal llil
Gs1rzs = cEtrun. Adm'r q J. h1 Bows. dsos-ss5.
E1d ofheEs.
N thiscsuea. if tppearsrs - ne Clerk a1d Ma.
ler has daughter q Wr1 RoaiHs. desd and tsr
1eirl, ard q 4 sngtter CT ---- hcslea dec'd sid
her hers, are made Hariiaa teialtzlt o. "a ruit
No her name 81 ra1il1ncaa 11sruHu 90 coul-
- suTFedOn ten It L tnareaoff orserei "a rt-
ncafi1n b usaia Or illr uee<E Is aUCcasaI1u "a
TIE = Nsshg - Weekly uuiar,''a rsHsaaner uu',.
hshad ID he cisy q aauFllle. uaid -tafs rauur-
a 40 fef-udalf 20 aprelr oecrS ne Cdf-Isil1r
II ths Charcsry Crlri, = ~ lrurl h111 q Car
aga 81 Its hi.d nozraI n Fshraary, sls8 fhrr.
1na ttfra - Esd. n1IHor e. aFmu % ras11IaIn-.
q ffs1n, Hnd - i1r kasricF 81 pgrif.
aseit-wH D. n oAAfhELL, otM.
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The French Troops 10 be With
dFaRp.
LaIe from Georgia.
The National Sorghum OOnVen.
ton.

WAsHISoFOS, Dec. 2s.-Capt. semmss has
arrived here from New Orleans, in custody
OF Ii. French. Of the msrins corps, and i.
At present at the Navy Yard. The Court to
try him is not yst prepared.
RALEIeH, n. e. Dec. ss.- Hon. ". Il. sew
ard-sir; In pursuance OF your dispatch Of
the zSd, communicating to the copy Of
communication, addressed, by order Of the
President, = Wa. Holden, Pro. Gov. Is
relieved Of the trust heretofore reposed in
him. have this day entered upon the du-
ties, as civil Governor, of The State, having
heretofore been qualified BY both Branches
OF the General Assembly, adhere through
you to the President, Of my earnest desire
to cooperate harra5niously between North
Carolina aud the United stsyes.
! have he honor 10 be,
with great respect,
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MLRSEIs.


/ tlNtlfE1rt, siec. q
t'ogE eoaanues arm lod Is I'd soai isnand
pr snpr'Aae = I" a. Is eEr' s. O. l 9 ~
i.in. 5 - $40 aos su.y So g.lil
"'ir'' dFmer q 81 sis-aa CO Goa 90. an,
81 G .sl q fsr asv.
Co''N ia ? sht suPely lna % ;od asmaa.t ear 8
s1elIed J6aG s.
GAYS d-A and 7rcez i5ssr, p .aei-ssiar
HI stead, - Ger aHuy7.
Hoos selve. aad fdeas staas l,sl---. 81 60
si2 % nsF rscs,at. tQV hrad
Nos. podz So ooa 70 % sreorhae 10 b.asd
yrsan nests 70 % PC b. ssouis-n. hsm. a.t
slde-; blIs meats are ei..rs., nam.csI. 40 l,...
tsiou- csn b. gwen.
IAaD Offered &C lci s.. Win -ius'i 81 prime
country 81 re.
OaoCzaIxs quiet
C0rsuS sc f1r rlitdalg.
WHIsKi dull and prices IRREGULAR is oaaiei
st g g, s. g, snd s. as.
CON l45.
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EeucATIoNAL.-0u readers will notice the
advertisement in to-day's paper Of that e1-
eellent School, the "south Side Institute"
than which there is no better in our State.
Those who have daughters or wards to be
instructed in any Of the English Or classical
education, cannot do better than to place
them under the charge Of the experienced
and fully competent prineiPal-Mrs. Emma
Holeombe.
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$500, 900
To DO Sold for Oae Dsliar Zach

W ,hcii. -ea- 70 7ua. aud not 70 as ss.i fr s-.
~ fea AnoH " at 700 Oil rsseIra
Amoug noe gho have a-tnrr'.4...f d.. 81.
eeiPtei ALL Aal.t- GU % aut.ru fl.-,. -. ~
M -. - -,, ~. 70 io.qFis aadiy ps--
~ 20 arg o. p, fi1'd Pafeat .v.- g....s
t-iaa 10 ~ si d alt. hlial Hs-- &c.,. 49,.
.-l--l 49, y r Wiz. W eal = =
pal, Pc lorz 50 sod W.f-t Il, l.. 80 . = 81
lles af.lal = lzlaupt1a. n d 49,. ~
So. Nf p a 1fCla, ID Tenth .r s. h.
sit zoo lll.sr, -rrsrrra b. ~.
lieI+ l.'lti iai-e $40 hli.- E-I.s . s-.l-- I.--
haif, ia 4le oie0u. fairs sd r. r. ,.
".-ii.aAl ~ u O., o. Euat.nr t.l...I .I-.--'
49, 80 p iala.sI. W11-r.tsr Na.4
igaas A.alloud Bar llars. o,..- < =. 81
irlslf ~ ieafi ari alaaaf. n D r- ~. .
ls ins fs1i, UrIars. gif1o So.
RI, = iz-tislons 20. SILVER f..f.r. ~ 49,.
fa-a7 t.l eapt. y ,ssru.r. = b ..I-a- 49, ~.
p r-o- % Voc. H'l..Er 60 49, ~
49,. ' .... ~ -. Wa gelis.i. Co.aula-, n.
..ny Pers7n4 sho bare drawn v. ls..i, u--.s.
~ an lisls 1aalst puh.I bel er - -l..'lt -
e-- 80 lst Letters Isl-I uir..I.s r...s =.
-le--s - p -,-l9a .esil'ls t1a rsc .af Of Vs.
$50 sl.-' nay D. aeea co z. e ID olr oIres.
aaHsra o. rlarassruav.
c1RuTlcaTE5 nsuli-r cash .-a... 80 "a.
fstun. aFa piaesd 10 laarf eve 49, 49, =.
eal niksd. oas Of thaEs Ensa1 -. ,-.-,-'. T..
lllt lfl-la'a1a er order lur solrs Anil. s.-sr !.
So 90 eelas n feia.l SD d dalr--r.f Il ~
.e7 ef .el- ~ 3D. u a1F afdr-ss L.. f-1f r..
enrf q e.I1ra, on tte rleeiu. i. = -. ~
,hsssr ~ ~ HLli AZ .e.s IS arsss-. s1i Il 49,
Hllel - p i0snl 11e ia ffIe .I--.I---i $780,
~ e-l .a,n .ent ula Dollar aad rssslgs t-l s--
ol value. ai-l.a
fs.tes dosing prth ns nay faseuf On t....
tilal ala ille lrtala dawn ~ -. ..-
sey seni O. auy aiirass 5r No., h - u
El-fe ia-izisci.-n G1ar1a.sa.i D. Ia c..
- - eafild1afes {. q One r-f'-- 'r-----, c.
49, - trlfiF-r-reu "a -.r.- fI.l-.-- 49,
indaefr onis h asrria.
at - ers i1rfI b. II lra-..f
O. Nr0r CD
Big l4cf Pos lll--. -. 49,
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In ChauceTy St Carthage, Tennsssse.
pEcE,1rER EuLEs- 10


James VI squiers. edr1'r, &C.
v fArac1nlent BIZ
saunel Alllscu and ofhsrs-
/ y tbs cause. q sppsariag 10 o. Clark 4 So e
] that deisudeni iedersoa a MushL ! 30
resident q ne sfats q Tennessee. - fiar a..
Ordinary prncess 81 iaE cannot b. eurses rusu
azn q u inereilre, ordered tHat uuiii ssiin1 -
nlsne, ilr Our consscutile eeeta, ne zashF is.
Cuicu, rulfahad 10 TIE Ct v az H.srsiiIa 80 -.
Gid deieaflaut % appeaf 1a1rs ths eek 4 Nas.a-
o. ne Cnsrcefy C1uri. at oldoe il .rt1aE-. On -
beiafe ne On ID Mnrdaf IN fenruaFy uerf Iafs
thea End here read. ansagr Or iernrfr 10 rr.r.
plaiasnis tli. % The sans Will D. istfa f1- 80
isssel. o. 70 him, aad - for hear ne srasrls r
decl1-iE .. II, CANPHELL. g az.
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+. P. Cone has received The London sud
Paris Fashion Magazins, Bently's Miscel-
laBy, Fraser's Magszine, The Culver, and
al foreign magazines. Metropolitan Record,
Frseman's Journal, Wilkes, Clipper, Chin
ney Corner, Irish American, Turf aud Farm,
saturday Reader, Weekly Art Journal Civil
Engineers aud Architects Journal, Old
Quay, sud late dailies.
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Issued week ending December, %, 1865
Ch-issiun sehiva-z 90 Sarah Ann Dodsou
james ". Paris 20 Matilda A. Hunt.
Robert Stewart 10 Arabelia Thomas.
Reuben B. hemper o. Rcbecaa A. Jeu-
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Cousti-
tationElist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
BrownlOw's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Mass Republican, Boston Journal, Balti-
more American, ", ekl received regularly
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LARGE ARRIVAL or COAL.
LARGE AhhiF Al or COAL.
FrOm 10000 TO $4,000 Bushels
Here.
sixteen Boats get Down safe, ana
One Lost.

Il is with pleasure that We chronicle the
arrival, at this city, ola large consignment
Of coal, in this city, which cannot but aid
in the relief Of Che people. No less than
sixteen boats, loaded with from 10000 to
1000 bushels Of coal, put in from above
last night. One boat was lost on the way,
bet the others all arrived safely. The arr
va! Of Cumberland river coal, in such large
quantities, reminds Us Of old times; and is
an earnest that in future fuel famines are to
be Unknown.
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APIEasaNT PaETr.-ospt Mccullough Of
the steamer Starlight, and his sble Clerk,
IN. Enysrt, gave party on board their
magnificent boat, last night Il wss hap
gy adsir-just what might be expected
from the eeuisl officers who managerial A
portion OF those present were from Clarke
vile, and others from this city.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Great Prize Distribution:
RI rae
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-30

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