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THg RIyEB-A FLoOB PaOBABLE.-The
Cumberland was rising rapidly yesterday
sud st O'Clock, p. m, had risen six feet
since dawn. The rise Was principally from
MI creek and stones river, and brought
With il large quantities OF drift wood. The
p0n'oou bujCs across the river Just above
TIE mouth % Broad street was necessarily
pared 90 Permit the driit 10 pass. IL was a
Aisai ccreGieuce 60 citizens on the opposite
ale or the river, snd viii be sadly missed,
A-e rams have been general, sud heavy
si''s are reported from Burkesville aud the
Nalcy Fork. When these get here We shsll
Probably have q flood. Persons living IN
rarts Of the city subject TO overflow ought
10 begin 90 make preparations 10 vscate.
A hcet 81 steambgats, We ave advised BY
tspt. Boyd, may De expected from below bv
Saturday at iarthest
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Get your wall paper st Merritt 4 Hills,
corner market aud Church streets,
octS-tf
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Goa JOE OFFIcE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy JOB Print-
ing in the nsatest style, and At the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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LII - 4 N4EA51
JAMES H. LUCAs.........,.....-..-sAMU WILL.
Robert M Funlzhouser, Of Fnkhouser a Burna Q.
Chss- 3. Peck, President Of tho Pilot Knob Iron
Robert K Woods, Cashier the Merchants Bank.
Jules Vale, q Chouteau, harrison a Vale.
Geo r Robinson, Of Ro5Inaou 6arrard-
Chs. W. MeCord, o. McCord a Co Machiuists
John r. Thornton, Of Thornton Pierce.
Isaac g. Sturgeon, President Of the Norih Missouri
Hon John Hogan, Mernber OF congrsss.
Henry oyorstoif' Of overslolz. Wagner A Co, Lum-
Nieh- sehsefsr, Of Nicholas sOhasfEsr . Co, Star
Candle Dealers.
William T. Gay, # Gay, Hsnankamp Edsardz.
DAVID Keith, Of Klein Woods, Bookseller aud
Statiuners-
R ?. Hanen<smP. Of Cay HEnsakanp.
Isaac W Mitchell
u, A. January. Of D, A. January Co, Gressrs sna
Commission Merchants.
wm. ,. Lewis, Of ew > Z Bro. Tobaeeonist4
+. ROzeT, JF., q p. RoEier, Jr a Co.
Jacob Tamm Of Tsmm a Meyer.
OFFICERS
SAMUEL WILL. President.
LANES n. IICAs, Vice President.
WI. T. SELBf, Secretary
WI n. BkNrUN, General AEcuL
Dk JOIN 7. HODGEN, Colsuiuuz Physician.
LACALAND' CLINE JAAlsONi Legal Adv
hon. ELIzUR WRIGHT. Consulting Aetuary.
SIL4AS *. FOOT, STATE Agent for Ten
nsssee.
Rev. w. ID. F. EAWRIE,
Local Agest for Nashville.
r. w. ST EPH EHRON, srscial
Agent, Nashville Tenn
Office in % National Bank Bundiuz.
Nashr1s L0-1i Bard e Refsrslss.
Hilman. Bro. sons, A. McAhsisr 8 Co.
lno. kirkman, O. stnbhledeTd
James n. Hanitou, A. Hamilton,
James Woods.
Eruuisin3 FtJacans.
Thos- R. Jennings, ". D., 4. a. MADDEN.
deca-imd W3m
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office or
printed 10 order.
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YAlUABLC CRY PRoFERrT FOR SALE.-We
would call attention % the large sale ofval-
liable city pr perty which is to come of next
Saturday, at the Court House in this city,
under the auspices of r. R. Glascock. The
property embraces the well known residence
% Mr.. Il. W Shafier, near the residence
Of Hon John Trmble, and q number Of
vacant lots adjoining The location is very
desirable, Of easy access, and near the ter
minus Of one Of our street railroads now ap-
proschiug completion. No more valuable
real estate is In market, and persons wish
gc q invest money advantageousiy ought
not 70 permit this opportunity % slip. An
sdyertisement giving particulars Will be
found IN another column. Examine IT,, ex-
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ITCH! TIGHT
Scratch no More.

great variety OF cases gieid 10 the wonderful
healing properties Of On r. Ointment, even iuc mlst
obstinate and pr0irartet iu chsrH-frr. en- ~ 1rs
covering t1a whole surts Of fhs body. tnat lGt st
dehanre 81 % her nlodfa of Tres nenf vhIeh fhs
miad of man caiiid inFsni, havstesa rc. uiaueury
cured.
Price IS cents a box. RY mai aJ catts.
over sd years have &" DR.. sUaY4r's Me.lariuea
been 10 coaztsnl use on % psrtf n the vurd aad
their increasiag popularity is curiaI9iy proof ~
their l-resi power b heal
Prepared only By u iWAfNE a slN. 20. $50
~ SIXTH street. above me- Phi giaIUhIa
sold BY WAC. " SMITH, pruaaIts.
Cor. ofChur.h aud sine sts-
NasnUIs.
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Renedt of the Poor of the City.
An Excellent Opportunity to Com
tribute.

Manager Flynn, Of the Old Theatre, has
generously rendered his place for a benefit
Of the poor Of Nashville, next Saturday
night. An attractive bill will b presented,
and we hope to see the Ola Theatre crowded.
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GILL YOUR UNCURRBNT M0NEY.-The
- following are the rates said by THOs. ). MARI
BROkER, corner Of Union and College street, for
uncurrent money. These quotations sre liable 70
duct rate, but nay be depended on a sufficient
length Of time for the remttsuces 60 be received
by mail or express, II forEarded without delay
rESSzsEE Bank ofFulton.. 80
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For Sale a. this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash
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AUCTION SALE OF
GOVERN MENT FUEL
10000 COLD OF Moop.

L WILL offer for sa e 81 Public Auction, the fol-
/ lowing lots Of Government Wood, situste on the
line OF the Nashville and North Western Railroad
A.. 49,. =. L. 49, ~. -. :
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HOME AGAiNII
worsteds. Zephyr,


HAVING returned again with a large
stock of
Trimmings, Vorsteds. Zephyr,
&c, SC,
to the old home, I would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville that We will
be prepared to manufacture any kind of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, Fringes,
&c, &c,
as good and IS cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BONNIE 4 CO.,
uoyl-tf No. Union street
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Reader, is Your Life Insured{
II Dot. Ehst provision have you made Dor your de-
pendent ones THINK What Would be- their
pscuniary situation were you 20 die
to-momoE
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CITY NE VS..

Dr. ". G. Scott, on Cedar street, is request
ed 20 call at this Office.
n. Knox, administrator OF Middleton /.
Moore, deceased, is requested to call al this
Office.
" II. Whitsett is respectfully requested
to call al this Office
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CsIutEAL CovET. - Fifty-seven csses Of
misdem asnors were called up iu the Crirni-
nal Court yesterday, an of which were de
posed Of by small lines. The parties all
plead guilty;
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For Rent

FTyHE ensuing ys.F, tHo Store houses o. Church
street. opposite ths '1staneF Eunssn sad nrar
- b Ccud Eoisl FoT lsTmsEgYiy 70
dscio e jszl y, = kLLoEAEi
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DIRECTORS

If tits wise to Insure, isit prudentto Delay
pEDELAYs ARE DANGEROUS va
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THE MUn The mud just now has per
feet control There is no getting around.
The Mayor is doing all he can 10 have the
stree cleaned, but he Is unable 30 make
head against The elements.
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lf'he nirrtFael laT.1r Us az. $780, r
2. atn i7l nr- p p ri. g. ~. ------
tac-el under i-e tls aF s-..1...-. . 49,
w aITWre.
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Old papers, Che largest in the city for sale
at this Office.
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dividends Declared to Policy Holders jan. I, 1855
Forty Per Cent.
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ID ules------s--s- .s--.-ss Assa
NruoheFs -.-----...-.---..lss
Tennessee BJnds-....-...S3
Dsyiassn conuty honds70
l. a n r. r. Serpt.--7J
The above bonds sre
bought with coupons,
from ISL included
y Csronns Coupons -
Memphis cty ooupoas 30
lsnnesses Couposs. 80
SeorEia Coupons 80
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Interesting Discussion in the City
Council.
Hospitals, street Improvements, and
Taxation.

At the meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen
on Tuesday night, DR.. BrOdis introduced =
bill providing for the erection Of 3 hospital,
for the establishment Of board Of health,
and for other purposes. which was read a
first time, and referred back 10 the doctor,
that he might render it more perfect, and
we r,ssume it viii come up ssain al the
next meeting.
The bill elected an interesting discussion
ia which several members expires sed their
views quite freely.
Mr.. Creighton said that be wiahed, if q
hospital we're to be built, that It would be
done BY some other method, thsa BY direct
taxation. Taxes were now heavy enough,
in all cinscioncs.
Mr. President Cheathsm said that q hos
pital must be built, that the city could not
do without one. That Il was enough 70
make the hardest heart sickcn, 70 visit The
Office Of the Mayor, and see the destitute,
and hear their pitiful tales Of wre,ehedness,
and MISERY. Never were there 50 many II
this class in the city; and taxes, or 40 taxes,
they must be cared for. It would never do
b let them staTve, OF die. With, or with
ont 4 hospital, the city must grant them re-
lief aud &c was far cheaper 70 build a hospi-
tai, and aceOmoiats them in il. than 70 re-
hsve them in the present method. He was
prepared to vote additional taxation, for he
erection Of hospital, and for the cleansing
aud repair Of the streets. It would never
do to continue on, IS At present.
He was aware that there were those who
owned hundreds OF thousands o. dollars
worth Of property here, who wOald cry out
against taxation, for improvements; bu,
those old fogies must understand that
Nashville is a thriving, growing, and ex.
panaing city, and they must give way ID
Young Ans-sCs.
he believed The majority Of the people e
he ei'y ss'.rss y zee q inprsrss; Sai 4
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Markets.



CiSCrNkrI, De-. q
F1ua continues firm and Is 10 sood demand
for supsrfue 81 % a. 90 extra 81 1q.s CO.
frniy 8 ssalo 10 hncy SO 5oatl %.
WarAr drm-r'st 81 95g2 " Or I'D rst aud
81 0rsi IS Tor new.
cosy in .ght supply and 10 good demand ear s..
sheIiei 16as C.
GAYS d % and prices lower. 40 iue.sVa.of.
Rfr stead, T5c for prime.
Eoas active. and prices shade higher sll 10
ali - nsi; and droFers are indsPosed % ST.
eept these Rates res1iiyi receipts 2 900 head
Psoy1sloSs sre drmer and prices are tend
ing upwards. We quots Mes pork 81 s23 O
green meats 9. to Iss4 ior shoulder hsTns end
slde-; ouik meals arc entirely nominal no ono
tatons can Be gyeH-
LAaD offered 81 igltc, vi,h small sales Of prim'
country st 15c.
Corroy &C for midd'ing.
WHIsGY eady, g %
tom li5.
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they did not, they might vote him out, if he
camesap COR election again.
Dr.. Brodie said that no less than S2o,eoo,
in slI, had been expended for the benefit Of
the sick, and the indigsnt-half enough
TO build good hospital; and he was for go
to work right By this mesns We would,
in the end, lessen our expenses, snd do far
more for those who needed aid
Mr.. Creighton explained that be was rot
opposed to the building Of hospitals but
be thought the city should sell some Of its
landed property, which was Of no value to
il. and take the money for that purpose
Mr.. Sloan argued that, when holPith
was built, it ought to Be done by the city
al ne. He was for having no connection
with the county at ell.
We presume the debate will be renewed
at the next meeting.
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100000
To be Sold for One Dollar zach

WIthout rtTars io FlIus ADD 11t t8 III ra-i rr H1.
OIL yea sucT ulal yoa Hla r.celFe-
Amoug noe ~. have aasura sIzsl Or rs.
ceI ut oi VALUABLE tII Ia lraur frrrr ra.s lHH-..
rialiou snce Jan ., $50. iaa isl.1H ls Eliy per-
h Tsy.or. HngIou. P1. Cod Psfau. 81 ever vTaf--.
value D.. Ho-f. Hotrhk.ss, Ess 4a4ra. Ccan.
Msiodeoa, Talaa siai' v f Y Do, y ~ a o
Pan. De- York S., sold kafe1 value $685. nrs .sH
uiczersuu, 3 uElallI t1a. 8 d. 1if.lIiarr. Fa..a
500 Alr = q Sane, 81 ltnin o. 81 70 isl1. pa.
uo $50 Ms llos a Miller. .crag-1u. b., o..
as, ll lia 1iec1, Faiue So @. Or va an.r.
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Paao, vaus SD tl1s 4 Farrcii. l.lra1-.
loua, DANCED k1r lr1rs. raue tlH. E-s-HH
MlrIn, IL Pear 81 a'ralT, u p fflaH Boz Fs.
he 50. MRS 3 & luEsrs1li. urdll.. ono. rzr
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yer Waleh, p, Hm % aelll.t. .-.aiaa-s o.
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co latlrsh taeir naulsI Published 1f ua ~. az
isnd .his lsi Letters ron s,r'-. "a - t-lels
oui the country, s-lr1lissl l1r fas fF1. II. o. ta
uatte gas. mag - zen 90 o q En- % ar otlrs.
uassra OF BuEas-rtrr
CERTIFICATES nzniug esch al-s a1I I'd
faLlE, FTa p-acel ID go q elrH nHrfr Hlr
vel r1zrsd- on rf .rfaa Eurr1Frs. -1-tz-1.-a
le1Ef one doii1r a. ref-I arI D. aa..rHr-s al
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gard 10 eha.ra On faa Ipt q. q raula he ulr
chaser vii lee Fhss AZ eIa a. .irnas. sr lIf Val1H
shirh nav - fr1ru one o. F.te iss lli-ei uC A.
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cIa lauaa-
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prompt fes1r1H, 500 ne arr.la irsu1 oil b. -r
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indacfn eEis 70 AEHra.
Al letier1 g1er.d b udfrraHrI
T. BrNrIE A CO.
Bon lisT Poet u.l-s. 1sH I1rE.
now ItEgus
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lanai. OhiO.-JosEPz B. QUESsf' IL
tiln,-,5 sse1i 70 receive embellishments and
O. -, fsF DE 3asIUiZs Union
orleans, La.-EDvTS E. OVERALL Of
-. Reading R00u-, ls our authorised
o I've advertssne1ts srd sutseupaons
-. Ts.isi-s J's.sa.
,.mphis, Tenn.-CrSaEsTs a Bhfsi ais
= .-.--r.si agents 70 re eve advertisements
..--.--gao1s for The Eashuzs Uaoa.
I'D, gooFr 3 Co Publishers Agents 81 Park
ysv YORK. are authorized 70 contract f0r ID
..-.asg m our p'psE
,-- c-rtCo Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
~ sss York, nd Browns Irou Building' PhiiA-
-. are suthorzsd 10 contract for advertising
q 5u psPsr.
~ p,rrs~ul1 a Co, Puhi shers' Agents, y
= - -. r1i state street, Boston,
= ,1-fgrssa 4 ! eoatras, for sdEeruspg n our
1suar
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Go to Bryant, stratt0n 4 Co.'S NasAvi,'s
Business College for thorough education
in Bookkeeping, PenmsRsbip, Conner
cisl Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
usrship, Settlements, &e.
Send for College paper, CircalaF, sc.
address BRYANT, sTRATToE 4 co,
octls-iy.
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READ THIs.--N. W. SmitAe 4 Bro, No. q
North Cherry street, lClay Roberts old
stand keep the Finest Fsnily Groceries,
Braadies, Wines, Pgre Robertson Coazfy,
Bourbon, and Rye Whistles, and vsriSus
assortment Of Fancy GrOesoies. AHss shszI
As can Be had in the city. All We ask Is 1,
give Us q cali and see Scr Yourselves.
deess Il
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A DISCOVERY LONG NEEEED

Restores GraY Ear % g. safursl Color
Mazes zoe BAR scr, tiossJ aud liIAuraut.
keeps the Ectln Glen, to,iald issliny-
The only Ks0sn RsEioFcr o. tnlor and 2 er
feet Hair DrssaiaE C0mbined-
q Iondou Bsir C1i1r Restorer ard DTefsln
- Iunfon Hair Color keetorer md Drrs.ilE
% London HAIR Cour HesluleF and d essIfE
e. o1don HsiF Color Hs-torer a1d lree. irg
LII uil Tcstore gray bar 10 Its or na l1i9f-
gilt viii n aEe it ETUu on bald heads.
g-It uii restore The nl1lral secrsIlons.
a-II uili rs~oFe az dsnurua a1d Iienl1Es.
5--itsEiu make b. haIr 10 4 aossy and dsUiAe
Ell 81. preserve DE urr7rai color 70 oid fEa
7-rsTIl preFsBtfhs naf ir1m hIlIng e.
s-itu cara az disaases 0f lile sralp.
Prce 20 peF BJttle. sod uT d.. sAAHNk 4
son, No. - 51th street, Rnisd -.phIa, End
W-JGC.W aMlfH. UrlsE. a
Corner OF Chur.h and Y ne treets,
sstIs-4-fr1su SUI Naah4 n, rEnn.
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UEIOS OFFIcE,

Nashville, December 80, 1865.
Cotton, on account Of favorable adviees
from the East, and the ready transportation
Of the river, is excited and rising, being
worth 4l@42e.
Money is not exceedingly plenty; indeed
il is working rather close. The following
are the rates of Tennessee funds, from which
it will be seen that notes on the Bank Of
Tenresses are declining:
No., caflir,
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L1EuTESASf COLONEL THO. FRAuERSIcHT.
The 18th [. S. C. infantry, 10 which the
Colonel belongs, is ordered to be mustered
out Of the service, and we are sorry that the
army Iooses such an intelligent and Jealous
officer. The Colonel was one Of the pstri-
otto Germans Of ST. Louis, No, who rallied
to the dsfsnes Of their beloved adopted
country in April, 1851 The captaincy Of
one Of the FIRST companies being pressed
upon him by MS friends, he participated at
Camp Jackson and Bonneville, No., and was
specially recommended for bravery snd
good conduct BY his commanding officer, so
that Gen. Lyon intrusted him with the CON-
mand Of the town. His company re-entsred
the service for three years before their three
months term expired, and was assigned as
color company Of the gallant ID Missouri
volunteer infantry of Dalton, Georgia, fame.
This honorable petition the company
kept until muBtsred out Of service The
Colonel participated in the Fremont cam
paigu in Missouri in 1861; the glorious Pea
Ridge campaign in Arkansas, and the siege
Of Corinlh. In September, 1862, ordered to
Louisville, KY, the regiment participated
in the Kentucky campaign in October.
Colonel, then Captain, Frauernicht being BY
the fate Of battle suddenly called to the COM
mand OF the I'd Missouri, fought his regi-
ment at Perryville, KY, and charging the
strongly superior force Of the enemy with
energy, gained an important position, which
was afterwards successfully defended BY
Gen. Shoridan's Division sgainst the rebel
left wing. commanded by Hardse. The ter
ribls battle Of Stone river found him as
General of schaefer's Brigade,
and in that position he sgain exhibited his
bravery on the field and his strict attention
to duty in his Office.
In August 1868, he passed an exsmina-
ton for The position in colored regiment
and Was assigned 10 his present position.
He brought the FIRST regiment OF colOred
troops to Nashville, in September 1865, aud
ordered out on the North Western Railroad.
He left Nashville in the month following.
He participated with his regiment in the
campaign after Hold in Alabama, last
winter, and has, siucs that time, bsen mem
Der Of the Military Commission and also Of
the Crane Court Msrtial.
We have seen his numerous recommend
stions from general officers for p sition in
the regular service, and hope be may re-
esiye that we'll earned distinction. No one
has any better claim TO it.
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R1vEE EEWs-The river is rising still,
with not far from 80 feet on the shoals.
The following are the arrivals and depart
ures for the last twenty four hours
Arrived-Stsrlight, Cincinnati.
Havana,
Departel-Tyrone
A feet Of coal boats, 81 we lesrn from
Capt. PeeblFs, is reported TO be on their
way down the Cumberland. II Is also re-
ported that one ofthem hes been lost.
The Havana, Capt. Terry, master, arrived
here late last night, heavily laden, It
leaves to-day, on its return trip and mer-
chants desiring 70 send freight, aud passen-
gers desiring pleasant trip, cannot do bet
ter than patrOnize her. They will fnd
Charley sOntag, the Clek, always on hand,
read to accomodaie them.
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Isiperforming astonishing cures. Nearly
all the old standing tohrOnie) diseases which
have so long bsified the skill OF the old
school physicians, readily yield to his treat
ment. He describes diseases without re-
ceiving any information from his patients,
aud undertakes no case thai he cannot cure.
Reference 10 over sixty persons who are 81
this time under his treatment, can be had
by calling at his Office on the Gamer Of
Union and Cherry streets. dec2A-U.
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CITY NEWS.

See the advertisement in smother column,
5fF5r Rent The premises are pleasantly
,.astsd, and colore persons will and Ih's 3
rare opportunity 70 secure pleasant home.
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One of the rooms Of the Morehesd House,
in Bowling Gneen, Ky, was entered at an
early hour yesterday morning by az indi-
viduHl bearing the euphOnins cognomen Of
Cincinnati" Wiliiams, and truok taken
thersfrom, belonging to a Mr.. Miller, OF
Pennsy lvsnis. Through the indsfatigable
efforts Of Mr.. Alexander Hess, the clerk Of
the Hotel, the property was recovered, and
the thief lodged in jail TO await trial.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29

The chemical wonder known Is the Eggs
Of Phsrsoh's Serpent, are ma.afsetarsd sna
for Enle BY fErySn 4 Co., Druggists, corner
cs&sg sad Cstrry streets, dssit'n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29

Parties sending Orders 10 the Job
Department ofthis Paper will please
write - Union ONCE on the face Of
she Copy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Great Prize Distribution
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29

DRY GooDs.-Ws call especial attention 10
the advertisement OF A. J. Tynsr, in an
other column. His store is located on the
corner Of Church and High streets, and his
stock OF goods is as good as the beat, and
cheap as the cheapest
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-29

HATs FOR TIE FESIANs-Our enterprising
fellow citizen, R. II. Thompson, Cherry
street, has just introduced s beautiful
style Of hats for the Fenian Brotherhood
They ere made Of emerald felt,snd are adorn-
ed inside with the Irish harp. No more be-
coming hat has been gotten up by the in
ventive genius Of TIE age. It is bound lo
lave great run, II elegance and lightness
are recommendation in hat.