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MARRIED,

In this city, on the l1th inst, By the Rev. Mr.
Hawks, Mr.. NJ. 7. HANSON and Miss BELLE II.
GDRHAM.
At the Second Presbyterian Church, on the 10Th
inst Mr.. HENRY LOWER and Miss s. LOUISE
EERHEDY, Of this city.
In this city, at the American House, On the 18th
inst, By Ed. Lsthrop Cooley, II Paine5EiIl7 MT.
WILLIAm u. FUkNISS and Miss MARTHA
GRANGER, Of RoyAltou.
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CITY NEWS.

REsIGEATIoN.-Dr. Prentiss, Assistant
Surgeon of the Military Hospital, has re-
signed his position.
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00s SUPERIOR ST, CLEVELAND, o.
(Entrancs through Hazks' stors.)
J0SEPH TRELABD. architect.

associate Member Of the American Institute Of
Architects, and formerly pupil of R. G. Hatfield,
ssl., Am. Ins. Areh'ts, New York City, respect
mlly announces that be has opened an ofics as
above, where he may be consulted on and after
Monday, January 25, 1865. Having had large
experience Of several years in New York city, he
osTs 70 the public his professional services in the
practice of Modern AIehitecture IS an Art.
The Public particularly thoss about TO build, aro
invited to call and inspect original designs
Communications by mall promptly attended to.
jAn6.lss
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A New York wholesale Boot and Shoe house
would like to engage an Ohio salesman, ono having
good cash prompt paying short time trade, and
willing to engage Will address, with full partcu-
lars to L. NJ. s., Poe a,
janl3:ls5 New York, p o.
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CHICAGO MARKEEs-Jan- II.
L. E.rnanasaE

FIOuF-Dull
WheRf-steady at 81 s5aI e51[.
COrn-Quiss ct 81 s001 81 for rejected.
Oafs-Steady at CSC for No l.
Whfsky-Firm At So loSa IL.
PrOF1stOns-Dul1.
PoTE-MesS dan At s3s Co; prime mess dull at
S35 25.
Lard-Quist at 22o for kettle rendered; 2I7So
for steam.
HOgs-stsady at ll3<'31s1<c-
Dressed H0Es-L5ss a0tIvsi l4540l45zs, di-
'IH ReoSIpGs-Flour S 1900; wheat alOOO corn 5000;
ats 1890; hogs 5000.
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American BeIIes.---Americs Is justly proud
Of her beautiful ladies, but how many mar their
beauty, and lose their health and youth, become
premRturely old in appearance, by neglecting to
take proper care Of their tsoth. There can be no
excuse for this, as sOzodont,. pronounced by all
worthy place between the sweetest IiFs, can now
be had in all civilized countries
Sold by Druggists and Perfume-s,
ian oIs0.3t
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Z. 6. WILLARD
P GOLDRICK,

New and UnirIed Medicines should net al
Eaysreseive the entire confidence Of the people, but
when remedy has been practically tested for ten
years, in the general practice Of thorough ply.
sieian, as has Dr.. D. Il. seeyle's Liquid COtaTTh
Remedy, and never failed, persons afflicted with
Catarrh should Immediately test its merits.
fauer3
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Seventh Ward..--Thsrs will be a meeting +
the enrolled men Of the Seventh Ward, on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings of this week,
at Engine House No. 6, for the purpose of procur
ing means to clear the Ward from the draft. It I,
hoped thst every ono will be there promptly a
seven o'clock ?. II.
E.s WILLARD,
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NEW YORE sTOORA MARKET:
~ V,,r -, 10 EIe65


Government sfOeks--Aetivs and 6rmer.-
United States dzss Of 1891, 1st coupons, ll2S; DO
5.9g's coupons, lOe5f; DO registered =. S. 5-Aa
csupons, l021<i T-SO Treasury notes - OEe-ysar
SfoeIZS-puli. Tsnnsssts skies 90 5s1l; Ohio
L Missisaippi certificates 5l5s; Quicksilver SIi
sfaIDosa l21S; Now York Central 1I61<; Erie SIS
Hudson lOSZ; Beading ia; Mich Oentrsl los5fi
Miehigan Southern 4 Hcrth Indiana 7216; Illinois
CeptrsI 124s<; OlsvsIAnd RittSbrg $50 Chicago
4 Northwestern 371<; do prefer'd 6l2zi Rock ISL
aud lO2; Quincy :; Piitsburg, 1t. haynsA Ohi-
oaQo $50 Erie preferred 90 Toledo Habas
IOslI; Milwaukee Prairie du Chen =, Chicago
Burlington 4 Quincy Missouri skies - Mich
igan Southern guaranteed la5.
Rose a Prentfss' provision Market Res
pors.
Ths following are the rates charged By ~;
HRms-suzar-cursd premium hams y DIS
Dried Beef-4 D..........-...-.......-.-..
hOuEdars-Susar-cured b R-.-.-....s...........l5
RaeOn-Or Smoked sides 9 3h.............-..---...n c
IRFd-Prime leaf kettls-rnd'd IN bbls Or lrcs-s4 Q
Primo Leaf ksttls-FndE'd In kegs b b-26
POrh-NO. mel8 "
Extra clear 3 bbl.....................,.ss. Al "
81 No extra charge made tor packages OF cart
age TO railroad dspOta OF boats. An articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything IN
the 5tate. Orders promptly lllod.
BOSE 4 PBEHT1sS.
deIs-R Eos. l42 IA and l4e Ontario street.
1rtl G0nfa,
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sHERNAN-WAED.-A squad of twenty
soldiers arrived at the Home Wednesday
night, who belong to sherman's army.
Having been wounded they were furlough-
ed and sent home to Iowa, and are now On
their way to rejOin their regiments on the
sea-board of Georgia,
A squad Of thirty soldiers, eouvalescents,
arrived here yesterday forenoon from
Nashville, too late for the morning east
ward train. They left On the three o clock
P. NJ. train for Buffalo They are en- route
for sherman's army.
Two deserter5 accompanied them. They
were locked together in fratsrnal embrace,
having strong elegant wristlet made out
of iron, encircling tho "ankles" Of their
arms.
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ERIE AND PITTSBURGH RAILwAV.-At the
annual election of the above Railway Com
pany, on the 9th inst, the following gen.
tlemen were elected officers: President
". L. Scott; Directors, John p. Vincent,
John Hearn, John A. Tracey, James
Pierce, V. NJ. Thompson and Dean Rich
mond.
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E. I. BALDWIN

Harris CaSsimeFes.-I20 Pieces Harris
Broadbrook, Frsaeh and Engiish
Fancy Csssimsres. Redused nom
IS IS and 81 50 t. Tires Dollars
PSF YaFd
Fancy Casslmeres.-A fine line Harris
and ether good makes. Atwood
Fancy Cassim5Fes fIou 10 sall-
linss and upwards
Zephyr ClOths.-Elegsnt shades Zephyr
Cloths for Lsdiea' Dresses Fnd
Suits
saxOny ClOths.-Seotch Plaid Ss1ony
Cloths for DresSsS sni Suits.
Hemstitehed Hdk'fs.-5O Doz. more Of
those HandkFs at thrse shilings;
rrOnounesd t-s LeIt Barr aims In
Handkf's ever offered IN this city.
Wool Long shaRls.-SuperAne quality
ct Nine Dollars, Just three guar
te-s Of thtir value.
BIanketa,-Whfte Bed Blankets, the $l2
quality closing st Nine Dollars
Black Beaver ClOaks-At S1O,0 90, 1920,
si5,o0. No wonder they eTeste
q sensation among tbs high
dealers in CleakB.
WATERPROOF ClOaks-The best Bargains
continue to sttrast universal at
tsnti5n-
Ladies' Wool HOse-Bslmoral Ribbed,
Msrino and ftbets In fail as
slrtnan. TOR ladies and dissei.
Breakfast thaEIs-A splendid line cf
tie mott brautifal gods At
tentien is called to tho.e oif=red
st Two D0ilarsi
Mems Wool EhiFts-E1tFa Heavy Grey
Wrappera and Drawers at Tea
ShIllingBl No trashy goods Of
this kind made Of shoddy aad old
rags will be found In cur house
AlIing's Wool YaFBE-Full assortment
Of this eo:obrated Yarn now in
store.
BalmOFaI Skirls-50O Elegant Balmorsl
Skirts will be on red this day at
Abig bsrgaini
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2etistry.

nISSOLUTIOE.-Thec co-existing Part
Il neIship heEstoiore carried on by Alex. B.
HSlliWsI and J, R. Daniels, Dentists, has this day
been dissolved By mutual consent The business
for the present viii be carried On by DR. HsliiveIl
1t tae old Establishment, coFusr OF Ontario street
and the Public Square, where all claims sgsinst
the said hTm viii bs settled, and sll ontst.Sfing
debts due the said II. 4 D. must be paid on or BE-
fore the Is! day Of APRIL 1858; II rot they win be
placed in the hands OF Collector.
CLsTELAE3, o. January 81, 1895.
ALAX- B. HALLINELL, I'D,
ian1O J. r. DAHIELs.
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COMMERCIAL.

aUgAEHa LEADER OFFICE,
THURSDAY sysEIEs. Jan 12.h, lsSa.
Rec iPss-Ths receipts Of Grain By rail during
ths twenty. four hours ending at o'clock to-day
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,

Ut OLEV LL4A NUa
Fiscal agent and Designated DepOslta-
~ OF the United States.
Authorized Subscription Agents fer the New Loan Of
$40 TREASURY NOTES,
On which will allow liberal commission to 5sslsrs
VIII keep on hand for sale
UNITED STATES sac BONDS,
UNITED STATES IO-4O BONDS,
UNITED STATES BONDS OF 1851.
UNITED STATES 7s9O TREASURY NOTES,
WIN purchase at highest market rates.
COIN,
OJIN COUPONS,
.. s. QUARTERMASTERS YOGOHERa
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, and
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS
[nos:R3T
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FRAVELER's REGISTER.
DEPARTUREs,

~ Citizens wishing conveyance 70 6lthsT OF the
above Trains or BOats, Will DO called for BY Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving thar Address
at ths Omnibus Of1es, l47 Superior street, neGt
60Or % the WeddeH House.
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PREsEETATIoS.-Mr. s. C. Brooks, of the
firm offs. C,BroOks & Co, was on Wednesday
presented, by the workmen connected with
his establishment, with an elegant Bible.
The present is handsome one, valuable
not only in itself, but as an evidence of the
cordial feeling which exists between Mr..
Brooks and his employees.
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an II00 HONEY ADVANOED-

100000 a h9Sha i Z sass, 4py1SShp H. ID .tsad
Nd yyeiI-known WAGNER'G LOAN OFFICE, On
5e5uFltias Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Wstohss, Diamonds, silver NeEe, JegelTy, Guns
uisto!s. Clothing, DRY Goods, Pianos, Melodsors,
nd su zTs0nsl property ana ETtioiea o. vEide, %
ths most satisfactory tsTras. Business strictly pEi-
Tsfs Established 1851. n. B.-E varsity CT IN
rsdeessd TatelHzi JsEsiFs. GeHs, As.. f1E sale 81
5ErFains.
-Otses'--S-TESS .. SsssT Gad SEpeFi5E EtFs-iH,
sF-F pasis EE5 Psizo4to'E Oielhias Stcre.
--5-4ga :. o. 4 ". WAOEEd.
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3naasmeale.

Benefit Of hr. Leslie GOssia.
First Night Of the great Drama called the PHO
PLIES LAWYER, wsieh has run with imusncs
ssceass in Now YORK.
BIZ. James Lewis ss.--.-...-.-EOlon ShiBsie.
Mr. Leslie GCssin as The Peoples Lawyer.
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SUCKERS DON'T BITE.-The following let
ters, revealing shallow plot, were handed
us last evening for notice. Mr.. J. 4. Tut
tie, of Tuttle Corners, N. j., may rest
assured he cannot fool Westerners so
oheaply. Both these letters bear the post
mark "New York.;
JAyUAp7 I, 1865.
Mr.. John Goodman
DEAR SRI have package directed to
your address, which l will forward by mail
on receipt Of 81. Address
J. H. TUTTLE,
Tuttle Corners, n. J.
Here is the second brilliant effort:
JANUART Z, 1865.
DBAR Sal have package directed tc
your address, which / will forward by IL all
on receipt of 81. Address
J. Il. TUTTTs,
Tu!tie Corners, N. J.
Here is still another
January 7Lh, 1865.
IGfT. j. s. Barrie
DEAR sIR:-I have g package directed Il
your address, which / will forward BY mai
on receipt of sl.O0.
Address J. H. TUTTLE,
Tuttles Corners, n. J.
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f. CHEsTE, soo'y. japlq.It
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GTOLEN or broke loose from the sub
Rserber In nStreetsboro, email light bay mare, ten
years Old with two white feet the left fore foot and
The right hind foot, white SPOT on the nose, few
white hairs the forehOG 4 with ca 1o:emarks.-
Whoever viii return said animal or give informa-
tion where she be found, viii be literally re-
Warfed. JACob RAGE.
Streetsbcrp, BeC. e, Is5i jEn2.l5j
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=. Z. HONEY MARKET Jan. II.
fBT TELEGRAPH.l
Money! cli7e and frm att D..
Sterling EKehRage-Dulla OF 1895 9I0s5s for
geld.
6SOIG-Unssttlsi arc lower Opening ct III,
d5Cliinng TO 2e% 8 Ta1eirg to 2l91S, and closing
1t Y1s16-
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CECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- % Cherry street, desls in Exchange, Govern
ment securities and Co n. Collections promptly
attended 10 J. IUNsDEE, Cashier.
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IHE HOaE or FORREST, fHE IHkGEpIAy.--
A Philadelphia letter says Edwil Forrest,
who already occupies one of t1e finest men
SONS Ia Philadelphia (0u Broad street, u-a-
the Monument Cemetery,l has u0w pur-
chased sbeautilul country seat on the ban ks
Of The Delaware, ten miiea northeast OF The
State House, but within the chartered hm-
is Of Philadelphia. Il is called Spring
brook, aud was the residence Of Mr. caleb
Cope, one Of the merchant princes here,
who spent q great deal Of money upon che
grounds, and built splendid house, with
white msrbie pllarei front Ia Zoe umii.e,
but a ltlle smaller, Of the old United States
Bank, now the Custom house, in Chestnut
street, 10 which be added couseryatiories.
hot-h0uses, Victor Regia house, i0ult in,
etc. Mr.. Cope probably spent 500 900 on
this place during the fourteen years he &C.
cupiod &C.. Mr.. George H. Stuart, also verv
wealthy, and well known as founder and
President Of the Christian Commission, f0r
which such large sums 0f money were crI
lected during the var. has resided there FOR
nine years, and has parted wjth it now be-
cause be returns 90 Ireland, his native iaud.
where, it is said, be purposes to live ia f1-
ture. The a0ii oi Springbrook never was
very good, and much money was expended
on improving it but it was we'll adapted
for e native grogth Of trees many of which
have attained vast size. One of the city
ship-buildeFs offered Mr.. stuart e. much %
81 00o for a single oak tree, the monarch oI
the place. Mr.. Forrest IS as likely az rs
late owner toroll it, The whole estate con-
sisted Of many acres, which we're divided
into several tracts, 70 be sold aineiv. ressrv-
ing seventy aeres, containing the 6uiIdines.
With forest, shrubberiea, gardens, and lawn,
as the puncipal lot, Many persons welt
rom FniladelpEia % witness the sale. bot
bidders were scarce M Forrest obtained
the place for 80 009, and was offered a.
sdvancs Of $40 ,0o0 upon this amount within
ten minutes after the iali Of the auetioueer's
hammer. There are land approaches o.
this place By three public roadl the Della
ware, ike the lssr immortaiized Ca Camp
bells ballad ~ "Hohenindsn,7 p ia "rol ing
rapidly. az the inot Of the lawn. and the
steamboat landing aud railway station, both
at Iacouy, are oBly one mile distant.
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New and ImpOEtant Discovery In
TeIerrophiua.

| LANCASTER, uHIO, October q, 1865.
Ens. CoN.-somo years since Mr.. N. T..
/ Mason, a resident of Carroll, iu this county.
conceived "a new plan Of tfansmittiur tele-
I graphic dispatches, differing from thc pres
ent plans of land and ocean telegraphiug.
/ THIS system the discoverer terms "Atmrs-
pheric Telegraphiug." During the past
seven years Mr.. Mason has experiment.. q
at OH seasons Of the year, and with such
success "a 10 satisfy himsslf as wei. as scv
eral scientific men, that BY this system mes
sages may be scot from New A0rk to London
through ne ar. BY this plan, messages may
also De sent from mid ocean % either shore
a thing impossible under the present system
Of submarine teiegraphing.
The disc0verur submitted his system to
/ Professor John Williams, lone of the most
/ learned, scientific men IN the State and
author Of the Topical Lexicon, ''l who. after
] a careful examination, made the following
| statement
81 have examined method proposed by
Mr.. M. l. Mason for tclcfraphine. by which
submarine cables may De- dispensed with
and dispatches may be- Transmitted through
the air between points on opposite sides "a
wide oceans. lhe plan is, m the nature Of
things, practicable and hope chat Mr.
Mason Will meet with such patronage from
the public a. will enable him To- test hi.
method BY an experiment ON large scale
JOHS WmLfsus."
Mr.. Mason has written a snail work upon
the subject, and has a number Of des rus
illustrating his system and his observatioas
aud experiments made during the pas
seven years. He proposes, during he comui
year, 20 present his plan and 70 exhibit hi
| designs % the leading scien ifc and com
mercial men Of the principal cities.
AFM
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coat AKD WOOD.

V'OMFKINs, E. co.,. s. aim Agents,
II Ofhcers Pay Accounts and Quartermasters
Vouchers bought at the best rates, or collected.
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs.
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The Original and Best On tho W1rIIt
The only true and perfect Hair DYE. Harm
less, Re.iabio aud lnstaulaucogs. EroIures
Immediately q splendid Birck o- natural
Brown, without lHuriur the hair 1r skim.
keme,lics the Ill ELECTS eI had tyce. Sold
by au DRUGGISTS The genuine IS aIEuei
William a. t1fcheior. Also,
AtgcucrEfirr Frf-ul of Ai.rfra-e. for
hlst1r.a1 11f b-rut |,11g ftr Hl.r.
CHARLES BATCuELOh, NEu l5Ek.
scpl5-ly
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M A I z e Ma
25O,OOO
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS. sc.
WORTH OVER sI,OOO,OOO,

A Ii 10 be sold for One Dollar each. without re
"a gard 20 value. Not to be paid for until you
know what you are 70 eceiFe.
t'rn is one OF the largest firms IN the City Of N
York, and are doing very extensive bu mess, and
have hand the largest stock that can be found II
the Clty."-Oceana Times, Psnt Water, Mich, Oct
p, 1864. "Their stOck Is large, and buyers may
rely articles purchased from them just ss repre-
scented. Their Iona continuance in business enables
them 10 offer better Inducements than any Other
house In the oty."-Loyal American, Anderson,
Ind, Oct. ~, 1854. Their Watches are admitted
by oCmpetent judges, and those who have used
them, 10 be the best IN use. They're all they are
adyeIhsed 70 be."-Independent, WarTenton, H.,
Oct -, 1854. They are large deslers and their
stock is manufactured in the best style, and Of pure
materials. ~ Telegraph, Ssugerhes, N r., Oct "A,
iE64. "Au goods furnished a what they a-e rep
resented 20 be.'-nmes, WaterVle, n Y, Oct -,
ls64 WORTHY Of confidence Wyoming Demo
crai, WsrfaW. n Y, Oct rs, 1854 honorable and
fair dealing mB."-OmnbeTisu Valley Journal,
a.4thamasaltnrlr - fAsE lgEa
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Cattle are stil1 abundant in FLORIDA. The
Times says. cit has been geueuily sup
posed that the heavy drafts made upon
FLORIDA during The war fsr beef 10 supply
the rebel srny had nearly exhausted the
ztork of cattle. That such Is not the case a
rtu into the interior ga our rQiiruads aud an
observation % ihe oattlo that eyerywhe o.
abound iu The woods VIII show Aud 30
sbundnnt are they in southern Florida that
~ontracis have been made. We uudersfand
f5r the shipment Of f.o91 head per week far
several weeks f1r Havaua, at siT q Be-
hsad, IN gold. 40 smyrna, or Iudisu riv.r.
On the AiautiQ coast, slso, Ee are ipfarmaf
that shipments are being made ut so Der
head.
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The old codgeis IN Hartford had isliy
time o. saturday afternoon. in the form q
q MUM game Of base ball, tbe o. c.
beng nonorsry members of she Charter
Oak = b. Club. There were twenty Pursy
CID gents-doetors, lawyers. mayors hsns-
erlI merchants, Ps5agogues -ior.ile.l win
ien gallon Gemijohn oi re tinetlfe or
With b4f- a. he a. barn doors. and balls g.
laree a school giobes. They had jolly
fssdiur zine Afterwards. F.rs q nHF-
Sprlsgfglf Efai9a-
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MrtHkRT OEBra IE AEkatrs- - Major
General Woods, C7mmanding me Di.iriei
Of Alabama, on the l3ihs ordcr1a tnat me
civil authorities Be prohioi ir'n tne ar
rest, imprisonment, triai of iuiiitaii'. NJ o.
~ r-eg-- ~ apv offence committed prior
h ~ .-'---nler of General Isyi0r, except
81 sns.isf Dsrnlission froln these hsadqnar-
- - 80 the Assistant CommLssioner of
o. puresu u Hsfuesea, Fresdmen and
Eb.n9ousd Lsris, f9rthe State of Alabama.
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Il has been said, and with TOO much truth
that musicians oiten know aothing bat mu-
sic. The rule must apply b. NE anxious
parents Of musicians if the letter which We
give beloE is q fair specimen OF their knoul-
edge. Il was written By q man in ths
country 70 q music teacher In this city. and
We give an exact copy, only omitting names.
~ SUPPOSE that ny Sen goes 70 rou for
Music Lessons ! Am very much pleased
With the Wsy he has in Piayiag and ths
way be strikes "A Piano from What ho had
Be iore and the'e 10 one thinE that hope
that you viii Conker ihat is Tie habits that
be has got IN % brake him So that be Can
play before large Company and not Be- im-
barrsi Wish that god Wood take Naiios Of
this and brake him Of bis habits Com
plete." No wonder boy with such iath-
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- hhyuioloEirai Niue af Marriarr---
'pata.nnE ur..'N paEra. ans l.. one Na.Hs
an1 hnrnErEa uf tra Ausr.rF H. lna HuTrr U
g'us tn st,Ie of asaI-h aui u.sassa. uft1 rras-
lar on EtrIf EUnnf, Hs NruinrHnIn IHnsHl. H"1.1rH
upon DE Mimi and n HiY. u. b lEa Aul.Hls F.sH
oi lreuimeut-tuH cn.V rat IH and furrHasI.
urde OF cure, ss shove nr che report u. eazHa
iroated- a trltru. adviser fU tfe uE.IaI. Hr..
iIoge gcuieun st uE marIsaI' afH raIeTta.I ii. fla
ci 'lef plfs..H rur.f.rl. rrH. .HHH .. H.H.Haa .H
any adire=s, ON rertInt of f5 cents. .u afrmra .r
po-lsl currcurT. ls aiIreaHIuE u. "a lEUIA Nr.
81 Aadru enc. Albany. d
The uginor waT .e curau.lHi urru any Hf tfH
dsea-as upon gl..l la HCes uf1.s affhHr raraor.
aly OF ~ uaI. all u.ra.eIu.s sent l1 boy pr. e..
ihe uorIf .r.rf. ..n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-02

PHorooRkrHs.-Photc graphs Of Generals
federal and Conioterato. The largest COLI
lection in The vest. Cor iale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember The plsce, Gallery Of tha
Cumberland, 25Ceiar SIroct, opposite Com
mrciai Hotel. may1T-tL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-02

Ohicera' Accounts made OUT and cashad.
Quartormastrra' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up By m. Tompkins. late
Mayor ltth regiment Illinois cavalry. Of
nee corner Of Cherry aud Cedar streets. up
stairs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-02

6zEAr ATTRACTION at Cameron, disrs a
Coa.,-Supor SIX Br1cade, French Grcna-
dine az 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphus Mugs French Jacouou.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-02

Just received, por EEpreaa, dus Zoe OF
swistoa, tarlotou, ualnsook. muslua, at pfi-
Vato sale. CSC. SHIELu1 a Go.
llyl-tf Is and al college street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-02

We are authorised ta arrcuuca Caul arsIy ~ 1lL
SOY a5 a candidate FOR ra-e.ectuu O. the a1I1a c
uoaa, r.lIlr,ae st the susuirg March s.egaul. %
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Public sale.

IDA virtue Of 4 decree a The Chsreery tl-urf Il
I'D Robertson cou1iy. there vi Be sod a. Puffss
So % The sd lecemoer ne1t, on the preulisrs n
OheeihSEn couuty. that vElunle property rs,pn ~
The sycannore Cotton and Powder Mills copsssti.z
of ahgut 80 arres q isad. tceether sifh al tne
rnschiaery, and ether personsl efects aftaebed -
TIE sane.
FoE inSuFmstloa about ne property, euartrs of r.
3, Chsstasns, Nashville or q :. HAtsoa, ssycs-
mors Mi1s." oct1a-la