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The Cairo Illiuo.s) Times gives the .OI.
lowing story Of Gen. Sam Ho1st0u
Old Sam Houston, Of Texas, used 90 max,
10 point % stop q Cairo, sometimes Ioi
three or four days, on his way 90 and from
Washington. He usually employed hi.
time in fishing from the stern guarts of q
whari-boat. On one occasion Of this k.nl
he had q 'set %" with Cairo v5uth, which
Will bear telling about:
The youth like himself was hshmg
Houston on the wharf boat sud the boy III
a wood boat m ored Just below Al lhe iu
terestIug Juuc.ure OF O 'sbitc" stthe bowl
bait, HOusson threw out his iiuu, which Be-.
came hopelsssly eutangled with that Of th.
boy's. There was not a pause Nethe
seemed 90 have = word az or the occasion
At last Houston broSs the silence.
sonny, 60 elsewhere aud dsh, and lher
wsll avoid eutangling alliances"
You blasted Oid short cJst," retorted
the bud Of promise, ego elsewhere yourself
and fsh."
81 appreheud that you are very sancy
bow, returned the Senator, "iJr whom
there are, by NJ neans, enough rds iu
pickle"
" Vow, look here, ED skeezicks,'' cried
the boy, fully sgituted 'f don't want Z,
quarrel with you, n1r nobody like you
lrur name is Sam Dawson, and you live ir
Texas aud, like everybody else, you stoi,
a boss ana had 70 60 there, aud now yo.
are put lug ON big hine, you old thief, any
calling yourself sam. Honsiou." SAYING
which, this very amiabls young creaiur,
gave a sudden lurch and pulled the honora-
bic gentleman's rod from has hands INTO the
river.
/ subsequently heard Houslou detail the
'set 20, and he did IL 10 q style decidedly
Characteristic Concluding the story, he
said, 81 have met men m debate gt he bar
upon the stump, and upon the floors of Con
gress, but never was I 50 completely dis
comhusd. The boy had decidedly tie bel
ter oi Iae, aud from has very looks deter
mined that when he said stole a hoss.' in
hIs hesrI Of hearts he believed It"
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Thanksgiving Day in Baltimors-A
Wedding.

The day was strictly observed in Balti-
more. al business being suspended except
returning hanks for the many b4asslugs We
have received, are receiving, and are IN
doujtsdly 70 receive hereafter.
There were Q great many members Of
Congress and others iron Washington
Spending the day 10 baltimore, and among
them I observed on Barnum's register. ths
name of n ceItrin Senator from the State Of
West Virginia, recorded TINS: ''P. G. Van
hinkle, Va THIS set me % thinking.
wondering whether "P- c." stood i0r " Rip, .
or whether Van Wlukls vas am0nr the
prophets. He % certainly either sbead Of
Or behind the times.
Ia the evening, at Emanuel Church. ar-
CURED one of those beautiful. touchinr
solemnites, old as The world it-elf. and
which do more 70 unite us searl and hand
than any constitutional amendment that
can be devised means oi course, D we'd
ding. The bridegroom was Captain chart
ton Morgan, Of Lexington, ksutuc sv. and
the bride was Mss Nelly Key Howard
daughter Of Charles Howard, Of Baltimore I.
she Is also granddaughter 0f Francis Kew.
aud consequently is niece Of Mrs George
II. Psndieton. 1t was q representative
union of Maryland and Kentucky, and ,ras
tie most briihaut affair that ever Baltimore
LAAH Nlalra--A 10Y 10 ANaas NE lF uaFa. ne
church was one surginR sea Of siiks ami
satins. studded with glisteniug broadeioa-b b
snd when, aiter the notes OF toe int1lripg
wedding march had died away. the 3iiriat,
iHg minister, Mr. scheuek, pronounced ths
beautliui Episcopal service, there Wa rnsnv
an eye cleaning with envy of the aspBy
groom
linmeaiztely after the eerrmauv .h.rs
was . KIND of reception d The resii-nce of
TIE brides lsther, " whsrsat vas essgr.ga+s5
lbe very eiIfe of the iand. AmonE ths
E4-'-s observed the Ho8. George I. Pen
aietoA aaa John VI. slevenson, GENERA.
? ~ Lee, IFimbis sad Elzey, aud ! host 5f
others. The supper was such as only Balt.-
more can get up. Altogether e wa q tu-
peFD aiia.r, and o % be suereeded b. B series
of festivities corresponding. Fnr Zee said
% made ham feel Ike going and dong Ike
wise. Indeed they say - but that s
Rome OF our business.
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HEADQ'Hs DEr'I o. EENrurxr,l
L0uIsYiLLE, KY, Dec. g, la6l.
Mes-rs, Harney, Hughes Co., Publisher Louis
vile Democrat
Ia your issue Of the 9th inst. YOU publish.
zt the request OF the H01. b. MagoHiu. d
note Of m,ns 10 him, Of date Of November
z3d, aud his elaborate and carefully pre-
pared answer Of The 2Sth Of shat month, aud
aceonip pany the publication Of the cores
poudeHce with structures Of your own.
do not ordinarily complain u she pub
lic Of personal wrongs or injustice, aud
now address you because your comments
question my Official conduct, and At tue
same time write what you are pleased % in
innate II advance can be only an explaua-
gion OF a great wrong. I do not agree with
you thai the language OF nv note 10 Mr..
Magodiu justihes the construction YOU put
upon It, and you will see that O. reach your
conclusion you reject sltogs her my con
cludIug sJatemeut-"I mean merely 90 in
woke your influence T. promote peace and
10 project a friend OF the Government ffom
an unmerited persecution"
do not wonder, since Mr.. MagOhiu
crushed into puut' with such haste. that
ne ait, cts % disbeiieye this precise defhi-
ton Of my motive in addressing him !. lor
there are personal and politira a. vel as
military necessities" lie nee red 81 us.y'f
upon which % hang defense Of hlrIselC
aud be mads il. lie does not seem ID be-
conscious of the existence Of a code Of NOR
ais or hou0T which forbids the perversisn
Of the language Of another % make "a or-
casion for complaint. as your apparent
concurrence with Mr.. MagoMn IN nis in
depreciation Of my lester is tHe only thinv
likely % induce the public % adopt TO-. f
will refer % few facis which viii demon
'tra'e i's Unjust ce, and that his pretended
apprehension Of military arrest IS some
thing worse Jhan ridiculous. He knows
that Il his conduct, while Governor Of the
State, was reasonable, prosecution
against him for such treason il barred by
the statute Of limitstions. His resignation
as Governor took eject on the Isth dav Or
August, 1852. The time limited for such
prosecutions expired OF the 18th day OF Au-
gusl, 1868.
He may now, for that reason, well imsg-
Inc threat 70 arrest him and DEFY. n.
But how was II. durIug the political canvass
which preceded The last election 10 ken
tucky? It was openly and publicly charged
that, uuder the influence Of his lears OF
prosecution for com plcity with the rebel
lion, he abandoned Bis party associations.
u which be is nov nlauliesuy attempting
70 return, and supported the Abolition
Amendment lie prud-utIy
declined ~ notice thIs charge, add wisely
awaited" the time .0r demand for the
verdict o. The people upon he conduct, until
AZ uniayorable verdict from jury became
npossIble.
know that before 3 pro7ecuti0n against
him vss hasre,i by lapse % time. ] was
consulted Officially a. ~ the propriety and
policy oi bringiug him 10 trial ior bis con-
duct, and 4 advised Against 10 Tor the rsa-
son. alnoug 0ther,, that he had uo such
personal " political character or staudiuz
IN the state a. Eould make his c0nvitIou on
punishment vaua5ie as 50 exsupIs
have BoI changed nat opinion.
kespecIully,
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From the Detroit Trltune 7th.
Terrible Calamity -Four children
Burned to Death.

On Saturday last a terrible and bsarr
rendIug calamity occurred iu the t8wnshlr
Of Raleigh, Cdnada West. which sdioIns ths
county VI Essex, therlik- Of whicn Be b..
not been our s0rr0Wiul duty % chronicle
Az that time four little children. comDrising
the family of Mr Richard Gr5sH yver-
burDet 10 deaih.
The particulars Of the altar ar. br.eH
these On Friday afternoon, Alr. ana Mrs
Gross made arrangements io visit Chatham
ou the following day, and performed ua-t o.
their journey that evening. They stopped
az the residences o. some friends. on t6eir
way, over night, having lsft thor four chill
dren alone 20 take care OF The h8use
The latter retired % bed. f 4 sau.4sa8
but BY some unknown reason The b9ps-
shout four O'Clock Saturday moruiuq. tost
IRE, ana before assistance could b. reuder-l
Z was mass oi burning ruins. and evsrv-
thing inside, includiug the children, ua-
burned
u is said bat the eldest boy was once on =
-udeavoriug q make biz wav out Of th.
house, ard had actually rsnened within ,
step o. two Of the door, when be uns seeB
70 fall back into the burning element. ~
the remaining three children, uothinr Wa
seen Of them uutl their charrsd remain.
we're a. q late period gathered frorp ~.
ashes oi The RUNS. NJ Gross house ~.
% lot No. 5, in the firty third coneas.Ie, i,
ka-eigh, and not far ifom the viiisgs I'D
BdXt0n.
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A Highly CoIored Performance.

CAiao, Dee. 1.-The Canioa. Ali.ds-ippi.
papers, Of December -. eoatains The foil1H-
ing
On Ihursday last sixteen negrass. con
dned n iail. far various orferses, 0verpoa-
cred the iaflor when be entered thr cell
and made thair escape. The colorad 81 q.
disrs, on guard duty a. the pasIs ianmsdi-
ateIy parsusd them and re-captgrsi "a Bat
two ore o. these was aflerward cautursd
bv . negro seFvsnt, who chased him down
ana brought aim back leading him b. the
-oilsr. Tie asrvics thus fandsred ~ tbs
negroes % ths cause 81 laH sad ofds-. :
AiThly tpPrsciGied By Ne citlsns, a1e vii
~ isF 30 rs-ssiasiisk ssttsr isslisg
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Lamartine Abandons the Role Of
Mendicant and Turns Statesman.

SEy f0sz, December y.
4ne 4ime' corres pouds8t. Malak1if. dat
ing from FGEls, Z4th ultimo, sends o i-squ.-
s..ion 3y Lamartine. on p9lilcal lHsirs oi
thls eoutEeui, pub lshei 10 tLe moathIF
per.od.cal, Les Eutfe'isus LeHefsve- IT,
boldly defends the Emperor Mazimlli e
policy Says 10 IS a su5!ims c1ur-ptan. VAST
g. The ocean, o. leN a. al that which is sp-
Pfopo', a conception of s-atesmau, a con
cept0n oi safety i7r America and theworld.
The idea Of O bold and ehcacisus p0sit on
10 Be taken 10 Mexico sguilst the uzarua-
tiou of the GATED states lac nea bat iust
idea. Europe bad The right ia AZ. thls
position. France takes thr Initiative.
lie hen starts from The position thst The
new continent Of Amer ca j. the pronertv III
Europe, % prove thas France has firht 10
assume this policy and having shoaa las
10 bis satisiacuoE, BE- draws a figure af
American, as community aud iudivilu-
ais, which can not Be REGARDED ss very DAT
tsriug % "a
The Psr.s Journal dss De5ats ssuis,B. !
severe crltlcfm On Lamasi.us's Iett.r
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BrrtrE's BEsT "HoIr."-rhs World.
special oi The leah ssys a uestias OF th-
irienas ot General Butler, IN L0ugrsss. ha.
osen he'd ior The puruose Of e9nsullnx a.
. the eosrse they ought 70 take res ap-ctirs
tae lsseait oi General Grant aPou th-5l
eliei- They are dlspasea io lzht Wasl
ouTno' res1iuiiou cfeaiiag he rams Of Cen
ez.l, end defeat it q possi1le Butler is sa
pectsa hsns to-ruorrpg, when Their plar-
VIII Be ged- lie has bssn ehrar-I
porisd. sid Thadaeas staNeas. 4 lev 1a,-.
siues, that q Woald have bsen Eell Ii a..
had bsen zors coEkea tsiiles Ia he errg
IN sAioa sansral Grszt mads his hsli-
gaaF,ETl.
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TaE CSETLE PlAsrE--A friend has a Ist
Ter from another, residing net tar rom ed l.
lnouIg, se9 land, which states thai fully
seve1-eighths o. She cattle In ! .,-,i.
county have been tvep; avsy bv H. rsitls
plague. The writer j. deemed r-risbI@ spd
has mea p Of iEfonnation ms terrible
seourse q the cattle y Europe must not be
allowed % rssch oar shores. a.,d 4 seed not
. goverufueut vii attend 70 ths nstisr, and
i9roie- under hsayy pains and peualt.ss. The
imporieilon Of cat ;, A ship which brings
3 single aaimsl lubiect 70 ths disiempsr
should b made liable % ssIrvre and confs-
eEiicz. j Eguld b. 4 calamity thal years
q isbaf e9ala net repair . hsTF the hsrds
q this eosntFy destroyed ~ TITS plagas.-
6esAEsffr n. p Uses.
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No. 222.

EOR sALE. or EXCHANaE FOR RAStFNILLE
II CITY PROPERTY Nv Aiuany, Ind. proper
tf a. iOlUHss two story Fra ne House - perlrci
repair, newt uaniPd, oa second hsnE OF tha UhIC
uVer M ilii yeN Uf u, ueaT the foot ot Ele al
ID rhoms presses, cuproards, paulry, cellar and
e1afaru under The house. slahe undeN sround,
-sy-i Won6 she'd &C &C. House stands 90 feel
ha "a irom one street sod 40 iees from TIE other
Lot b 90 thr corner COZ loo with rear ieUg -
Also iWJ cottages, Of three rooms each. 0u Dot
lsAtIt. sIth rear ienre cistsrn TO each house
sui well ipr b1rI. Al valued 81 81. 100
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate
IN
ET1C E = FIELD

/ DY virtue Of decree Ol the Circuit Court Of The
| ID UGlted state Tor the Middle District O. Ten.
uessee, pronounced a. The October Term d ssid
Court IN tha cAuze o. Wrsy a Gillilsnd, stas l.,
W. h. Lucas, ct ais viii, On fhe 3rd dsy O. Jzn-
uAry, 1850 on the premises expose 10 sale % tha
highest bidder, the following leal estats b. lagng
90 ne firm or Trsb1e 3 Lucas.
Oae Dug store and Lot IN Edgehsld. fronting
~ feet on Gsilaun pike, and running back lyj
ipet
One Dry Goods Store and Lot adioinng The
sioressd Drug store, nontiug 221 ieet sud Ilnniug
back 195 feet.
One Dwelling House aud Lot situated on ths
street running l.Om the wire Suspension B-igs, 10
kdge6eld, fronting 50 iset snd running balE 40
teet, more or less
The Rssidencs Of ". II. Lucas, on GaIlatin
pike N Etgeheld, fronting loo feet and rlaung
back 1qj feet.
One Lot IN Trimbls'- Addition 70 Noshvil.s this
ls~tmentloned lot will he sold 81 the COuu House
door 10 NsshyilleJ
TERMS One fourth Cash bal snce on a credit Of
6, y aud IS months. fhs purchaser viii be r-Iuir
ei 70 give notes with approved secnrty, and lien
Retained until the purchase money is psid.
Possession gwen on dav OF sale
+. R CAMPBELL .
ueCS-lm Special COfunisa 1nsr
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The Original and Bees ia the World
The only true and peri5gl Hair pye. Ha.u
less, He.ialle end lustauau-ags. Fraauc.,
Immediately splendid Baek 5r g.tara
brown, auhout .uIuffuE ihs hair 90 ak.l
hcmcsles iAa o.. a-ogts yt tad dyes. S1.I
~ al prgggsts- 4a- genuine .s s.saaI
Wii..em A. ba.cbrlor Also.
htgllr-cfue E-t-acf ~ hIIasars. r-
Atfto-ag a1a dlaallr.sH1 ftf ka..
CHARLES BAICHELuk, Nnw y5uE.
sepl5-ly
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George sanders has packed his trauk-
.,8 81 oH for England. We send our e0p.
erstulsti0ps % the nobility and gentry OF
nat eeuntry, on the opportunity they nov
have or gazing admirng.y On the most im-
uudent Of human faces and eemmuning with
The most intriguing Of human iutsliscis.
He Is A vivid eEemp' 'ihcauon and emb0di-
rlsnt OF the eecsss 0n they have taken under
their pafrcnage, snd they can nov appreci ia e
h and him % their beart's content We
t--f.t 10 hear 81 him e. the guest OF the Earl
~ Derur. and the ieast that Berssf1rd Hope
car 40 Is % give bin adinher. Wher ke was
Tuited states Consul az London, he "a.
not in high favor 5u. nov that be has been
purified bY rebel ion, and refined by plot
Eng, thsrs is no relson Why g tory gsntls.
IsEn should not receive him Wfth open Errnf.
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NO. ees.
SPECIAL NOTICES
FOR SHERIFF.

We 80 s1lhedHci 10 aa11uH1s EusC.C---
d.ttNo A. esldI.lata Coz -rar.d ID. Ias.r...
ccgnry. si he enaulr- Nsrlh eIccrou aeezs-
Ae are au- haTirsf o. ann1urra H &. saaa q. d.
>anl'tals .lr s1erf ot usp.L .Lslu l1-alf . II.
eeEl March s.aluoa
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WEAR.EAlta.

VUEARE AZ raORILsD no ANNOUNCs 1ls
y g. ChlNh as r. osl-ndsto ior County lla-.
e.ecalu. 1rtH
ee are aEih0r.aei O. sea1ulce va. s. CaEar.
aAa tsniilsie il- ciHrs OF lHe l,suaiF lolI 1.
DsFidsaa cagusY .f9.Ir
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We are Elsa1r.sal .I aanclurs CaaL .lrtH a..
s'1 aau ca-d.-iiis Hcr ra-a-cr11 q. tsa sas. =.
eola's lnl-,ev a. -ar ea, u.ug Nsssl slsgag
We are autla-ited ,g agEguuee Tf54.s
Sa.'E -s eanliaats -or County Trustee o.
che ueVt March ele1uea
We sfr s-thar.rsd o. Elnoluss WN AEEIsa-
t1N r. csna.asia ilr s.s,r.ln t1 5ss aI-s Do
tot-lY Trustee IA tlreusl.as NznCl aIa-aa.
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- A Physiological NIu~ OF NiafriaFs
CONTAINING urar.1 . page. ant Ia. One IslHa
gau- 10 state ui acs.II sui u -rssa. s.tI e ma
Use on nhl.1 kuQrs, .s lyruHrsHHH .uH-e.raH..s.
upon the hIu.i And EHtV- a lfHa tut.Hr.. F#sH.
% tieaanent-.'ia eliy railaull cod slerazaf..
irtalet uuiullI aIr.arr fo fra rarr-.f al
ilQsa calirl u1l uIalrssa. ad.s enIarrsH a. a..
on l-ef rnfrl.Ht. cuU.lu -Erl nee u. H4slasa 4
any aiifass, on 7ere Hf nI .s HHnt-. .n rtsmH. .l
nes.a euueurl, fy sltrr-slHs uF. IA ChuIA. b..
IT ha.d.l Iant. Albany. 81
he au-1or may 1a consulted urUu auy Of fl-
= -eases upon WnHh De hooa treats r.t1er Hafaou-
llyar BY maII sna u. .a,l.afuas a.aIta sar -. n
thr isor.d - u ~
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WeAaL,

Tie suffering millions 10 our and 70 gfva ID s
rene ~ = trinl convinced tlsf hy its uurIy ~
mssy uisy - reiie,ed, inanY cured o. uyspep>is
ness. Indigestion, llcs, 4. spVeness, 4 hous Al
larks. Liver Complain :. Rheums'ir Aiferiions a.
Resd he Pamphlet of Testimonials uith es b l5t.
De and 40 MT uss ne metiCloe sEa.ast Tie siyics
ui yolr Physicisu.
MEnuiacture6 only By TAkhAhI 90. ~
6resnulch streat, New York.
49, Rrs -sls ~ ell iiFlnGFiaiu. mYf iy
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No. 22I.

IN0R SALE-g7ao Acres OF Land. "a mi IS nom
II tie sswanee Coal Mines. Mar,ou c0nuly. Tenn.
siti Eood Improvements. Ssg MI IN running Or.
deri the EHnarai out-ines anJ description Ci which
S.li be- gwen. Price g per aero ~ rssh. bslance
] ald year. Wal eEch-nEs Tor city or country
y. opsrfy.
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Juat received, per Express, dns Joe OF
iHlsaral iar-ot0ui uainsoaE- mgsIlus. 90 pr.-
va-s sale. Gue. sslrLrs a ir-
jiyl-u S. aaI &c COLLEGE st--.t
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of insurance Companie.

( AREf a SMITH, i-os. Sc and 2s Union street
- tup stars represent the Z Eli0sirg COTnpanes
4htna Of Hartford, securty, Msnhs'tsn, Me.ropoli-
tan, rhosnlE and EnickeEbocker Life Of New / ork
snd Aeeidenf Of Coiurnbus, chic.
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srEADNAN. GRANT.
dispatch from A dispatch from
NasAuiiie 10th Louis Washington 70 the n.
vile Courier, says y. Herald, says

]. A dispatch from
Wdsiinston TO the n.
y Herald, says:
General GrEnt had On
interview Nith The Pres .
dent yesterday, and cam-
murlcsted 70 aim the re-
-u.t OF his observaaonz
during bis recent trip
through Ntrginla. North
CsrOl . Sou-h Carolina
and TaorEIa He wa
everywhere respecffu Iv
received tvaI he ms-
uy Of The negroes n
these Stsie- are iua com
pauuVe state Of idIsue-z
snd nearly all refuse 10
renew contra q uns ! A.
Ter Christmas, bslieEing
a dIUslon Of property Is
10 take place a. Inst time.
me southern men 81 10.
eIeoce wers orlt-Euokrn
ln Av1r cf eompying
ath any dsmanas re
Prs-id. ~ mi zht coas. der
lsce -ary for theirrezu0-
rat ga General Grant
believes that tn p-orl-
1fthe 5oufh simCst unan-
u0u-ly desire speedy
r--Eduisslon mo tfe
uni0u, and tnat their pro-
|iesElons o. iuture loyalty
ald good besavlor are
houtsl End SINCERE.
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No 225

s1DR SALE-A amli Farm OF = Acre. on ths
II hrrh Clunch Ptge, miles north Of Nazhsil e..
sell Ia p-orasI. Frame h5use uf "a 7ae rooms, a.
t'. hal aud kitcheG. Too splngs hue young or
ahsTi ~ 6ll truJ trees. pa baEuunE 90 bear, ap-
pies psarhes, p'ums cherries sud ulumS, HIl veil
gu-losai gtsJ nsr s0Ta. ona-hslf each, balance
M 01- yelr F0ssessfru given JanusTy lss, ls-f.
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No. 28l.

h'eh hhSI-A go1d COTTON FARM oi 12o
a'r's-l'' f.-let ca ne WfI-.u PIKE. one
i.le ,T,ln hrsn.g ,oi la-g, tso-s,ory Flsms
- f.'hh, - - tS,.lts - Possession gwen lu-
ere We ih NJ tast e lsrss sulo,5Bt IN money ca
D. uisle ty tne iesseo of De l.rrr-
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No. 22s.

EiJR SAILS ~. ~. or sll. feet iroGt on North
a Cherry street lH' Ieet deep, next uorah ui TIE
Samm-g aa HCtal. This Be- celirsl husiue-s Do
O. % rur- So per loot. one hslf ssh, balance
N -ua years interest," and zen.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-15
No. 22O.

lyOR BE SI-FIVp roons 10 third ,t0ry, south
IL Wes- corner CedsT and Cherry street Tor tWO
scars ffom IsuusfT lat, lsG6. st sl0J per snnum,
and 500 bonus These rooms are well l0nstsd for
bus ness @ aces, aud cheaper thaa any 80 know
of-sTsnsiug Sl3 80 per noah Tor sacl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-15

EaoroaaAFaa.--Photographs 0l 5ouorals
FEDERAL aud Uouio1srato. The largest 5oI -
lection In ne vest, ior sale, wholesale ana
reiail- Remember the place, Gallery OF Oh 10
Cam1eT' 'auI, % Cedar s--5et, oppos. g. Com
mrc,ti HoJs. maygr.tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-15

These pens bear my tT1as tl1Ts, " Z. P. BAESAE,
EnrzA Low, KY" Tor which hEFs secured TIE
e1pv- s-hf, and are warranted equsI il 6Eeness cf
nllierai and workmanship 70 the hest Eastern mAu-
ufsc.ure, and are believed 70 Be superior 70 ali
others in durability and other substantial 4usts
shich combine " MAKE really serglces5e pei g..
sent by mai or express on receipt cf prce an
ysii7E chGygss W B. mai, a ~ rtsk wheu 20 cents
is added for rsNsu7 Write your name and sd
1fsss plainly.
Postage on sIngts pen TIRE cent?; pen with any
ease or holder and o0z, sI ceats. Old pens Te.
paired Tor MY cents lad st1nD) eacL. CIrculaIs
sat HER. Address
C. p. BARNES
Gold Pen Manufactures,
bS5 mzIn-5lfest Coz 5-rtn. IJdisFlIs Kg
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-15
No.2I9-

NaB UdtsE-siore house, corner % y0I,sz ze aud
Il hIusd etrest, f0r balance o. ls-5 ana % Pcz
=r--., 90 slses immediately. good bus aces joe
taIiy. Price sEUl
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-15
No 2I8

NOR SALE-An interest 10 q House o. rooms
IT and kitchen, on Foster street, u Elg=Jeld,
ueag Cavalry bepot" Possession gwen Isuusry
Dat, l5aa. Prce SEQ.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-15

We a-u authorr.sa to lnnoza.-- Ilaas H.ll a. 4.
es-i,i alaio Soc luurusi uourt C-rz. ss tas 80.
AEDn sIeca1u IL
at are luialrucd O. auloluce Cuaa1rs = Ifs.
.lse g gs1liy.ss Coz Orim.la. g. ar g.slE. 4tL.s
"a ii-irA ettcit-n, lUFLslI
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-15
No. 227

pos sALs-uwELLIN s-No e. S0rh High
4 street f1rmeriF lccup I'd tT sr. william
tsEfn. OuF uf tbc mOsl compa-J uest, cCuFenieut
slt desirau.y loCate1 resieaces m Nasbviue, whh
III Che modern improvements, 4 "a. Wsigr. wafer
tn-s5s bathing room, good soEersEe, stable, oaI
rsge house. wood Eouae. 10 sd 1uoB there sre
aOulle window sashas suached 20 the dwelling, To-
EHtha5 with 6ua lsu-dy room. wlth stationary
szrlr1Hes. dIsserr, shelves, ay, &C. Neilht-nr-
ni perhaps uusuruass g. trIes 81 On one
1al g .sh tsislge one yesr Interest sut hel-