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Rewards offered for their Appre.
henSiOn.


Horse thieves appear to be unusually
active IN the country, lust at present
The is no section free from their opera.
tons, and scarce day passes, but We hear
Of horse being stolen.
It's apparent to any observer, that there
is an organized baud extending through the
State, which is living by preying on the
community. They steal horses, clothing,
mOuey-anything; and do net hesitate 10
commit murder, 70 accomplish their ends.
Their operations are carried on with
crest shreWdness. They sssume every
euise. Enter towns and villages, as traders,
farmers as anvthing-tO secure the conf
dence Of the people, and learn the where
sbouts Of the valusbles they propose 10
seize.
Some time since, q man, whose name We
we're unable 70 learn, went 70 MeAinnyille,
and slated that be was from Kentucky, and
out Of money; as there was great demand
fer lab7rers, the man bad no difficulty II
getting employment. aud he was s0on en-
gagged with Mr.. Wallace, ofthBt place. His
demeanor was that Of an honest man, and
no suspicion was entertained Of MS honesty,
till a few days since.
On Sunday last, three strangers entered
the village Of McMinnville, aud soon made
the acquaintance of this manor app-rent-
ly did so, as they were no doubt old ehums
bsf5re-and the quartette spent the day to-
gether. In the evening, the three pretend
ed to depart, but on the following morning,
il was ascertained that three valuable
horses-two belonging to Mr.. Marshall, and
one 10 Mr. Wallace-hsd been taken, TO-
gsther with a large amount Of other prop
erty.
On Monday morning a band Of men start
Ell in pursuit, snd it was found that tho
thieves had fed toward Kentucky; and on
the arrival of nightfsll, the citizens desisted
and returned, satisfied that farther pursuit.
was useless.
On returning TO McAIinnville, several
suspicious circumstances appeared 10 point
10 the man in the employ Of Mr.. Wallace
ls an accomplice, and be was accordingly
arrested, and is now in jail. In the first
place, there were number Of az icles taken
which we're in places Of which no one knew
anything but himself; and in the second
place, he was very anxious 70 discourage
he pursuit Of the thieves-bOth extremely
circumstances, though not enough
10 convict him.
Further pursuit has been commenced,
and it is hoped the thieves viii be brought
10 justice, especially as large rewards for
heir apprehension have been offered.
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


DAILY UNION oFFfcEy
Nashville, December p, 1865.
The bad wesiber, during The last two
days, has nearly put an estoPel to all
branches Of trade. '
The advices from the East rendered cotton
q little ffmer, but prices have not advanced,
and they are varying from 27119 10 4oc. The
receipts were not large, and the shipments
still smaller -H-
The general market has not chsngei.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Thursday says.
In the general markets to-day there was
not much OF interest to note. Flour was
very dull under eastern advices Of q de-
cline on the lower grades, and buyers we're
not disposed 10 take hold excepting at q de-
cline, which was not conceded. Wheat was
held frmeF, but there were no buyers at the
prices asked. Wheat is too high forthel
present prices Of flour. Corn is inactive de-
mand but there Is little Offering and prices
are very firm st en- advance Of 2c per b lsh.
Oats are 2e higher with an active demand
&C the advance. Rye IS dull and barley
nominal. Coffee and sugar are both frmer
to-day, owing 10 an advance Of aboat
40c per l00 los on westward bound iieight.
Cotton advanced early in the day lc per ID
on 8 report that Liverpool adviees TO the l0th {
inst. quoted an advance Of I'd, bat later adj
vices, giving the odvsuee q; larthing, de- /
pressed the market, aud il closed dull ct acc /
for middiing. whisky WIS dull, with lew I
buyers at The quotations Provisions were 4
dull and prices lower. Mess pork sold at
a decline Of soc per brl and pure lard at 1
&c per ID. There is an active demand for
new bacon and sugar-euTed hams. Bulk
meats are nominal at the quotations. Green
meats are in good demand at full prices.
Hogs were in better demand to-day, as
packers were generally commencing opera
lions, though still in a small way, and
prices were frmer at the prices which OBJ
liined on Saturday. In New York theprice
declined TO BE net, which is abOutS2 90 per
HUNDRED LAWYER than week ago.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NV THEArRE.-.fhe pay of Gamiiia's Hus-
! band drew a good house last night, and VI
are z ad that it IS 10 be- rep atci, as the
/ D o=pect now is that we IN ID have pleasant
I weather. IL is a play which should be wit
( messed by every lover Of the artistic and
Z We trust that every seat viii be allied to-
hight, if the streets are Passable.
alss Rechel johnson, as "Lsdv Camilla
] Eeils'One,' was IniInitable. She Is pecu-
I iiarly adopted 10 such characters; and
though young yet, she gives evidence OF
promise which VIII place her ct the pima
ele o. histrionic fame. Her lzcs and form
are pleasing, and her manner as ueerly
nstul as possible; while her voice is clear,
pleasing aud musical
The other parts were well rendered By
the company.
OLD THE1rRr. "A fair audience was in
attendance at the Old Theatre last night.
GA 20 night Mss Kate Fletcher who has
become crest iav0rits at this place, viii
take 4 benefit, on which occasion the "Houey
Neon" VIII be presented. Those who are
DESTROYS Of spending an evening pleasantly
cannot do 50 better thBn at the Old The
stre. All the best talent OF the company
viii be called cut; and this is saving a
great deal, for there are few which VIII
equal those who are nos. engaged with Mr..
Flynn.
Although we have spoken Of the fact
elsewhere, We repeat in this place, refer /
enee 70 the benefit Of the poor Of the city, !
70 be giveu next Saturday evening at the /
Old Theatre. The object is such . worthy |
one, that we feel convinced that the house !
Will b crowded.
BROADWAY VARTETIEs-A highly intellj- /
gent and appreciative audience WAS al the 1
Broadway Varieties last night; and the en-
was such that 10 one regretted
tue time spent in Witnessing it. The open
ing part was magnificent, as is the case
every evening. The dancing, and singing
throughout the evening, too, was such as ~
can forth almost constant applause
Tonight is Miss Lizzie Walkers benefit,
and a coed opportunity is offered 10 her
many admirers, 70 furnish substantial evil
ience Of their appreciation Of her merits.
She is certainly about one Of the best
lanseuse on the American stage; and We
IRE certain that she is faYorite of every
good Judge Of the artistic.
sunny SIDE.-Miss VII. Towards bene-
81, at the Sunny Side, called out q very
args audience. She has become 3 great
iavorite in this city, and the large number
IN attendance last night, in defiance Of the
weather, was but a Just tribute to her great
merit.
A large number ofgood artists and artistes
lided 10 amusing and delightiDg the audi
snce; and none contributed more TO this
object, than that sweetest Of voealists-
Miss Minnie Sherman.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81 1865.


Ciuucinuati, OhIO.-JosEPH B. QUtssT, j.
authorized egeat to receive establishments and
,7szs-pt.oas for the EasiriTs Uui1H-
New Orleans, La.-E0TN E. OvEEAII, Of
me Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
sgsst to receive Advertisements and subscriptions
ihe N1sia9s UaiJn.
Memphis, Tenn.-CIJHEsrs BEEST are
our authorized agents 70 receive advertisements
and subscription for the Nashrle UHa0H.
Jlax HooFss Co, Publisher Agents. q Park
R9E. Rev YORK, are suthorEsd TO contract for adj
vsrtisIug N OR paper
J5T, C1r&Co Publisher Agents, Tribune Build
f1gs. New YORK, and Browns Iron Building, Phils-
d-phia. are suihorzsd % contract for advertising
10 cur paper.
az. PsrrusuL 4 Co, Publishers Agents, 81
PARK Ros. New York. sad State street, Boston,
are authorised to coutrnet Ior advertising in our
paper.
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ASSETS, July 1, rs, 1854, ga 81
SECURELY INVESTED
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RAID ON McMINKVILLE.
Three Horses and other Property
Stolen.
They Have Ecaped so Far.

The Thieves Pursued Towards Ken
ImeEN.
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To THE LovERs OF Coon BEEF.-We would
inform our friends that Mr.. William Hsgey
will have at his stall in the Market House
on Friday and Saturday next the finest
specimens OF beef and mutton that has been
exhibited for years. Mr.. HGgey offers to
compare with any competitors, and lesve it
70 competent judges, as 70 whose is the best.
In other cities, Christmas shows ef this kind,
are common; and we hope to see the prae-
tice introduced into Nashville.
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ARREST OF A SUPPOSED MUIR
DERER.
Heis Lying in Jail for identification

Yesterday morning, about II o'clock, the
attention Of Capt. Mallory, Of the police
force, was called 10 a man who was driving
heavy transfer wagon, 10 most reckless
manner, and he at unce went out and ar
rested the party, aud took him TO the police
headquarters. The Captain, after he took
the man 10 the Office, inquired his name,
and received the answer that Il was James
Green.
At once suspicion was aroused, that he
was the murderer Of Mr.. Byron, a toll-gate
keeper OF SCOTS Hollow, and after exam
lining the description given by the wife OF
the murdered man, and comparing il with
that Of the prisoner, that suspicion grew 50
nearly into 8 circumstance, that Green was
sent 70 Jail on O charge OF murder.
Several questions were put TO him by
Capt. Mallory, and during the conversation
he admitted that be hsd been recently in
the neiCh5orhooi OF SCOTS Hollow with his
team, aud was entirely familiar with the
place. A messenger vas sent 70 Mrs. By
Toa, who IS expected here to-day, % ideu-
tify the man, If no is the murderer Of her
husband.
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RILRoAD MEETING CALLED.-The import
suce and value Of railroad from Nashville,
bv the most direct and practicable route 10
Knoxville, must be accepted by our fellow
citizens, as the apology for sailing a pub
Die meeting Of the city Of Nashville and
county Of Davidson, 10 be held in the Court
House on Saturday, the 23d inst. There is
. tide 10 the affairs OF cities and States IS
well as of men, which, if taken at the flood
leads on 20 fortune. We wish our city and
State to know that such a tide is now at our
service.
The proposed route will give as almost an
air-liue OF railroads 20 the city Of Washing
ton, and open TO our market the richest aud
lsrgest mineral and agricultural wealth Of
cur State.
We invite q full attendance Of all our citi-
Gems, old and new, that We may take coun-
sci together, and that we may act with uus-
nimity, energy and promptness. !. ".
Cam, A. J. Duncan, Thomas S. Mari, John
klrkman, n. Hobson, W. S. Whiteman, J.
T. Forbes, j. W. Allen, p. P. Peck, A. W.
Butler, J.. L. Stevens, Edgar Jones, John
Ramage, D. Weaver, n. B. Hamilton, J. W.
Paramore, Thortou J. Hollen, T. B. Sewers,
Hollins 4 Co F, John Morrow i Son, Hill
man Brothers a sons, Tressy and Lowell, r.
A. Campbell, Water6eld a Walker, G. G.. H.
Martin, John Browne, r. R. Cheatham, Jo-
siah Ferriss, Cameron, Grior a Co., A. G.
Adams Co., Cooke, Moores a Co, Evans,
Fits a Co., John d. Campbell, ". S. White,
J. j. swigsert, r. Fl. Milroy, +. d. Payne.
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$4,000
To be SOld for One Dollar EasS

without rrEar.i 20 va.ur s1f uaf .4 l. MA ..- .
nI you Enau sllt sou a.i rersIsa
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This vice, which is never prsctiosd in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue TO eloquenee or pen TO song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted tho consti-.
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim tc
e 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 be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. a. North Cherry street.
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nssh
vile, Tenn. fsb26-t
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Foa sALr,-That valuable brick DWELL

FoR sALE,-That valuable brick dwelling,
No. 50 Cedar rtreet, long known as the DR..
Martin Property, well situated for stores,
Offices, or, in fact, almost auy active bust
ness, il being on the great thorOughfare to
the State Capitol, Public Square aud Court
House, and very centrally located. Capt.
talists may well give this attention. Lot
S2Jfx1OO. Price, S2l 900. Half, cash ;
balsncv, one and two years. Interest and
hen. Apply to II. G. SoovEL.
dec2l-tf
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CLAIM AeExTs We call attention 10 the
advertisement Of Kinny a Kinny, Claim
Agents. 10 be found elsewhere. There are
thousands Of people in the country who
have legitimate and proper claims against
the Government, and who need the money,
aud vet who are unable 10 do anything in
the premises, because they are ignorant of
the necessary preliminaries. To such, we
would saw, cali on the firm Of Knny 4
Kinny, and if the money is to be had, they
will get il.
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NoTIcE.-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. SO,
dated March 18th, 1865, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
srly 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 10 substantiste the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government.
ieS0-tf H. ToHPKIEs & Co.
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f. p. Cone has received the Waverly, Army
and Navy Journal, Ladies' Bourdoir, Ger
msn Leslie, Leader, Atlas, Albion, HEcho,
Railroad Journal, n. Y. Sunday Mercury,
Flag Of our Union, Nick Max, Merry Mems,
Ladies Friend, London Society, McWl-
liams, Argosa, Corn Hill, Fortnightly Re
view, Temple Bar, Art Journal, Late Dailes,
Chimney Corner.
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Sale 60 commence on Wednesday, Dee 90 SIS,
al 10 an, 81 section Is Nashville and North-Wes-
tern Railroad, and nom thenee 10 each Section a.
they appear ia this advertisement
A Special Trs vii be furnished for the srcom-
fncdsnon Of purchasers, % iesve the Depot a.
Nashville, Tenn, 81 SIN on the dsy % sale,
Terms Cash In oyerrmeut funds.
By order Of Capt. A. X. Eddy. e. s. A Chief =
NJ, Mid DIV. q Tenn.
~. WILLS.
81 dsC9 a Bvt Mai. and A. z N.
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MAsouKRADE.-We wish 20 call the atten-
ton OF our citizens to the Grand Masquerade
and Fancy Ball, to be given at Masonic Hall
on CHRISTMAS NIGHT. Il will be a strictly
recherche affair. Ladies must be prepared
with tickets Of Invitation extended by the
Committee Of Management, or they win not
be admitted.
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property on College Hill viii be sold this
dav, 2lst inst, at II o'clock on the premises
By Messrs. J. L. & R. W. Brown. These
lots are the most commanding sites that
have been offered for sale in the city. On
nibuses leave their Office, SS1z Union street,
At lOlE o'clock.
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SEE A WoxAS-In another column pick
ing Samburg Grapes for Speer's Wine. Il
is an admirable artice used in hospitals and
by the frst-class families in Paris, London
and New York in preference TO old port
wine. Il is well worth a trial, aud gives
l.reas satisfaction. dec2l -tstkweowly.
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Cousti-
nationalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Mass Republican, Boston Journal, Balti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
at E. P. Cones, No. 40 cherry street. If
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CLoTHRs-Purchssing for spring manu-
featuring had begun on limited scale, but
would be more active with more confidence
in prices, and which began to be hopeful.
Sales were moderete.
CRY RETAIL TRADE-Was very good. The
cold weather caused q demand for winter
goods Of all kinds. Stocks began 10 show
decided depletion, and but for continued
sorting up would be very irregular. There
appeared a general tone of eheerfulness
among the retailers, the seasons business
as q whole resulting quite fayorably.
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Persons unsoqusinted in the city seeing
30 manysdvertisemsRts for the trsatmen
Of SPECIAL Diseases, are often at loss 10 det
tsmine 10 whom 10 sntrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab
iishment Of this kind is at No. % Deadsrick
street, and this should be q sufficient guar
antee that this is a reliable institution. DR.
A. RIoHARp JoSEs may be found in his Of
fee during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. Al medicines Furnished ~
ne office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Extra Heavy Ribbed Wool Shirts
and Drawers at low Prices.
r. H. THOMPSON,
a GRIP LIT

Boots and Shoes at low prices at Max. L.
Gutman's, No. 20, Public Square. He is
closing out his entire stock. oct 2s-3m
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Look at This.

Now is your time to purchase Christmas
and New Year presents. A fine assert
meDt of Gold and Silver Watches; also, an
assortment Of Jewelry and Silver Ware;
This stock must be sold before the New
Year, as the store will be occupied for other
business. Many articles will be sold below
New York cost prices as the Proprietor is
giving up business. "a Union street.
P4rties having watches or jewelry with
me Tor repairs, will please get them within
the above said time. J. WELT.
dac5-tj1 Cd
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GEENkS FAIE.-Ths Fair for the benefit Of
ne German Protestant Church ana Scbool
osed lest night The weather has been
t,ly uupropiuous, vet the receipts realized
55.se been considerable. We regret that It
=, eo' take place during pleasant weather,
- object seuTh, 10 Be obtsinsd l. most
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We never saw in this city 50 Guc an array
oi goods ior Christmas presents, a. Green /
Green have brought. They know he wants
81 this community. There Is no house tbst
can compete with them IN ladies. Cent? "a
Misses iurs. sad Gents Hats and Furnishing
Goods. Can on them at - College street.
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fyOu want & good CroEs-cut or hsnd-saw,
or anything else, go TO Boiling q Hoald's,
"A College street, Sewanee 3 ock. di2lw
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We would inform the citizens Of Nash
vile that we, have now on hand choice
article of Pittsburg Coal, which We are
offering to the public at reasonable prices.
Our coal is well screamed, and free from DIRT
and foreign matter. All those needing
fuel would do well to lay in their winter
supply now while the weather is good. All
orders left with US will meet with prompt
attention, and satislastion guaranteed 10 all
cases. KNIGHT 4 BROs,
No. 49 Church street,
noy25-lm opposite Masonic Temple.
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"a WARD.'-Mr. Browne, "a. Ward"
arrived in this city last night, and will give
his FIRST lecture at the Masonic Hall tonight.
The bare announcement il sufficient % fill
the Hall.
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Parties sending Orders TO the Job
Department of this Paper will please
write IS Union Office Z" on the face Of
the Copy.
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Hoe SrEALrEs CoxurrTED.-rhree colored
gentlemen-Blh Wilson, Anthony Turner,
auo Dave Hudson,-we yesterday arraign-
% before Esq. Neachsm, on q charge Of
stealing three or four hogs from Mrs. Heier-
nan. After q careful hearing OF the testi-
mony. % was apparent thatthev were guilty,
aud they were each committed TO await
their Trial on charge OF grand larceny.
They had better stop dealing m pork.
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Go to Bryant, Stratton a Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
in Bookkeeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
nership, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON & co.
OctlS-ly. "~
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AUCTION SALE
OF
Government Properly at Chat
tanOOga, Team,

THERE vii be exposed for ale 81 the BullInFs
/ Of the ChSttsanoEs Ordinance Depot, on Iue--
tisv December 2sth, ts65, lsrgs quantity Of sur
plus and coudsmned properly consist ~ IN part Of
Lesther Announcements sud Equipments Szddles
and Saddle hlanizets scrap Metal, Rope End Tar
psunns, Blacksmitts. Carpsnter's, Csrriage-Ma-
ksr's sad saddlors Tools. FelnE AXES, Pck-a1ss,
spades. ShoFels, etc, &c, sud once Euruuure,
cons rAE 81 Desks. Chairs. Offoe Ssfss etc
Terms cash IN Government Funds-
JOHN n. hQGAN.
.derlg-to - Bvt L1eut- Col. Commanding.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-21

II you want your Pianos well tuned, CALI
on G. T. Jackson, at Luck's, on Union
street, or at his new Music Store. on Church
street. Orders from the country will meet
with prompt attention ort26-tf