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Edgefield Property.

Brick Cottage With3 rooms, on Russell street,
verT nesr me WIRE Bridge. and IN al excellent
neighborhood. Price, $500 cash.
Also, smother nice Brick Cottage on Woodland
street. still more convenient 10 the Wire Bridge,
and very valuab e has rooms, store room and
porch good ci-tern, etc Price, $3.50 cash
Also, a h-use and lot on Woodland street house
contains rooms Lot fronts leo feet by 10 feet
Ceep; good shade, etc. Price, $500; one thrd
cash, balance IN snd ye rs.
House ou Bell Street, with rooms. ctfronts
80 feet by 200 deep, good cistsn. Price $3.50
neat framed Cottage with rooms and kitchen.
Rooms Of gOoa size; good clstern; porch front and
rear Lot Fronts o. feet by 10 deep situated near
shelby Park, and very convenient 10 the Wire
Bridge. Price $500.
framed House with rooms and hall porch IN
front, well shaded aud well enclosed Lot fronts 80
ieet on Woodsnd l7o feet deep JOINS the residence
Of MIR. Dury. tree $500.
A brick House with rooms, en- Herman street.
lot 90 feet by no. Good cistern and gzrdes eli ea
enclosed, Price $500.
A House on Shelby street, with good rooms, a
kitchen, cellar, and good cisiern. Lot l25 lset BY
lTb. Pace 5000 cash.
A frame House on Gslsiin piFs with six rooms,
kitchen, outhouses, and an excellent cjs:ern well
enclosed. Lot 60 eethy 10, Price SS50O.
A framed House on 6alIstin Pike, with 4 rooms.
outhouses, lumber shed snd an excellent cIstern.
Lot loo feet BY ITO. Terms $500
a Large two-story Brick residence, with eight
rooms, on Russo st near "ruhp street church
Iot fronts 100 feet by 40 feet deep. Geod ktchen
q. tern etc , and well enclosed. Improvements in
excellent condition, and one Of the bS II locations IN
Edgeheld.
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For Sale the following Farms [:
DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.

farm of2s acres OF good land, 8 miles from the
city, near the Stewards Ferry Pike, well fenced and
IN cultivation.
Also. aspendid farm of 6s acres, . miles from
Nashville. nesr Stones river p Ike 40 acres cleared
balance heavily timbered. Land very rich.
Also, farm Of 50 acres offue land, Smiles from
Nashville and near the Lebanon Pike. Ha- good
country improvements on il; 80 acres heavily
umbered Price, $50 per acre.
Also, farm Of 1874 acres, y miles frmo tie city
On the Buena Vista Fike IS acres cleared, balance
heavily timbered; splendldly watered soil ve-y
rich, will be sold 10 body or divided to suit pur-
.chasers.
Also, farm ofs2 acres, miles from the city and
1 mile from MuIfleesboro Pike. Splendid land and
has some good timber on it.
A Farm OF sixty acres good land-l0 acres in
timber-three miles from the city, on the County
roa !, between tie CsrlzsYiIie and Brsck Church
Pike. Price $500.
A Farm Of 1917 Acrss, miles from the City,
on the "Neely's Bend" Pike One-half Of the t'all
Is cleared, balance We. timbered. Eas on it a luo
story brick residence with SIX good rooms, good
kitchen, stable, and her Outhousss. The farm is
finely Watered. and Is enclosed with a good cedsr
seDce.
A Farm Of 81 acres, OF Stones River Pike, 3
miles from the ty, on Mil ereek-Opposite Smiths
Mil. About TWO thirds Of ig Is uch bottom land
and well Watered.
A Nice Little Farm of 1917 Acres, four and q
half miles from the city, on the White creek p Ike;
our acres in timber. Place well Waiered.
A Splendid Farm containing 400 Acres, Eve
miles rom Nashville, on the Nashville and Chatta-
nooes railroad a Glen Chhe Depot and on Nil
creek. The land is very rich, splendidly wstered
aud beautifully located. This is one Of the best
GRASS FARMS IN Davidson county, and is pecu.
liar adapted to raising Stock On the place is a
railroad switch, and near by is a very large and
bank, b,iug splendid place for an extensive Brick
Yard. There is two story brick residence, with q
framed ADDITION, containing 7 rooms; also kitchen
and out houses, good barns, stables, &C, ana an
Orchard OF 1000 choice Fruit Trees.
A Nice Little Farm Of II Acres. four and a
half miles from the ely, on the Dickerson Pike
Has fran d house with four rooms, out-bouses and
stable Land very rich, excellent water. Price
81, 500 cash.
Octl5d
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ITST or LETTERS
p.-.-;,irg at the Nashville Post Office,

Remaining al the Nashville Post og.ce'
"Wednesday; Nov L. 1893.
Wa. Tist Of uncalled for Letters has been
..s;,red 20 the Nashville USIoS, by Post
,,,ster Lindsley, for the year 1865, as the
me- having tho largest circulation, in
Guiding the army.
an t.tters advertised are subject % an extra
49, me cont peTrous calling iof Them Val
49, s pTcpsrei WITH the neeess'Iy i fa 49,
feia.'.7 ,i,a.+i.-i. and give the date q list.
al Ierters not taken out IN one month Val be
49, ~ General Post Office as dead letters
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A farm Of Iz8 acres in Sumner county, 3 miles
frOm Gallatn 20 &C es cleared, haance heavily
tmbered and vel watered; land Of first rate quality;
has good country house with 3 rooms and other
Improvements Price, 81, 500 TOR the tfset.
Also, 81, 600 acres Mineral and Goa Lands on
Cumb 'raud Mountains has any amount Of the
very best timber on 10.
Al @, nee tie farm Of sores. well Watsred
and we'll improved at HendersonVe, 10 miles from
Nashville, On tue 81 N. K. r. Has on 1t splen-
lid spring and well; the place we'll Closed. rTi e.
$3.50 cash.
Also, farm Of 300 acres Of very uch land lying
on Spr NJ Creek, Madison county, West Tennessee,
Is miles from JACKSON at The IN ersection of two
good pkes. In pToVements first nate. VIII be sold
ma body or in tracts to suit purchasers. Price, $50
per acre.
Also, ore ofthe hest aud most highly improved
farms m tie Stae. teautf lily located On thus side
Harpeth river. opposite Franklin, Tenn, IS miles
from nashville contains " acres; improvements
Of the first der. Can be had st a bargain il sold
mmed siely.
A Farm Of 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
one miles from Nashville, one mile south Of the
Lebanon Pike; soil nch, well enclosed with glfd
cedar fence SpendIdiy wsteiei; four hundred
acres cared. baisnce wei tmhered with cedar and
ether z oWth; two residenf Is on the place-One
with rooms, the other With rO0ms-botl with
good outhouses, sc.
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HOWE MACHINE,
Elias Howe, Jr., Inventor 4 Patentee,

Elias Howe, Jr., Inventor Il Patentee,
It is unequalled as a Manufacturing
Machine, and its reputation thoroughly
established
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BBST work,
using much smaller needle for the
same thread than any other Machine.
These Machines are made at the
new and spacious Factory at Bridge
port, Conn, under the immediate su-
peryision of the President of the Com
pany, ELIAS HOWE, Jr the original
inventor of the Sewing Machine
Duplicate parts of Machines con
stanty on hand.
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed
E1~Liberal Inducements offered to
Agents.
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Nashville Property.

An elegant story Brick Residence, Nc. 80 Cher.
ry street. next door TO ''Well+r House containing
20 rooms. Lot fronts Az fest, by $50 deep. One u
the best places 10 TIE rity.
Also good Frame House with rooms, on South
Summer street, in good coalition. Price mod
era e,
A Good Brick Residence, No 81 Line street,
with nine rooms gas fixtures all through the house.
Good onihouses and stable, all in good condition.
Lot Al by $50 feet. Price very moderate.
AIsO-A Brick Store house, No. q Broad street,
south side, two doors from Market, three stories
hieh, Is feet by IS. most excellent stand, and Is
free from taxation.
AlHO-A comm7dous Brick Dwelling, corner OF
MoLemoTe sud Gay, with seven rooms, kitchen with
rooms, and lumber room. Lot fronts 49, feet on
Gay, by 81 deep. Spenuid water and beautifully
shaded, yard well enclosed. Price 500.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Railroad PrODeytV

I u Is ,
NAsHNuLF, i ESN., Oct. Is, 1855.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
Government Railroad Property.
WILL he sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. on NO
| w NkMREK 30, lses, at the foot OF Poplsr ST.
81. Louis, Mo
Two Fiat Cars. 81 q gauge.
| On NONEMRER vs. 1895 az ina ward of the lef
fers nUlle Rs,oad Company. Ieffsrsouville. Ind.
Nine lst Cars, gauge 4 ieet s. inches
| on NOVEMBER q, lsG5. 81 Louisville, Ky.
/ - prs Wheels and Axles. 81 Car Wheels,
smoke stack, Engine Truck,
par Drivers, 4 sprnRs,
Parallel Rod, Rel snd Frarn.,
/ Hand Cars u Truck Cars.
5000 rounds.of scrap Iron.
| On DECEMBER I, 1855, at Memphis Tern. the
entire etcck Of the y. s. hiiltsrs Railroad supp les
remslnlng on hand AZ thsi place, consisting M part
(sg Rightly Tons assorted Iron.
/ (s0o) hight hundred TINS scraD iron
/ (s) Right tons assorted Steel
/ l) one toa p q Lead. and nanaral sssoffr,snf
/ OF snlsli stores, suHlable for Railroads
On DECEMBER II, 1858, al Nashville Tenn
the euure sO,S ~ new and aerycahle stores ~ Inc
/ Y. s. Military Railroad, r, msning on hand Al the
! General supply store consisling part ~ fol
| 10 nlN Twenty thousand Axes.
Q0ool une Thousand tons assorted Bar Iron,
iound, sq1sre. hsf round, aud angie
so Rightly tons Roller and Tauk Iron
ISL Thirty-6ye tons escorted Steel
| (aul Three hundred tons scrap iron wrought
snd c8sl)
(a5) Twenty i've thousand posnds Rhyme Brsss
tasungs,
sas Pipe. &c Fixtures OF al KINDS.
Spring Balsnccs, Rrass C5olss, every descrip,iop.
shcyels, tlote valves of az zes,
I hs'che.s, taaw, Lining and Tsmp,nc Bars
Nuts, lrs'n and Copper Rivits Rurys
Wa hers, wrought and cast Sheet copper s Brass
Nalls aud Spike, Chains sad Rope, q sizes,
Mllets, Books, Tackle and Match
fash, Glsss srd Pants Of a I tIptis
Rs,iTOad Lamps. kelly's Head Isrhsp.
Coonng : eves and Fixtures. Hesiing Stoves.
fuu sets o. Cafpsnters', klaczsmifhs aud sad
oilers Tools, Rubber Car Springs B-iuuq. Cunn
and Leather, Piles, Suite and Screws, Tingare 81
sl kinds snd almost every art Gle suitable ,or gs
rosa opersuons, and Al Q ne very oest quality.
tSl Three large Lsthes' Stevens Bro. uanufr.
(2l Two P3aners, sci ers 6 Co, Manufacturers.
o. One Bolt Cutter, ard Gesr Gutter Gould A Bna
u) One Axle Cnt-of Lathe Warner a whitney.
az I've Fsn = osefs. (rnedium)
tll ube Upright Englae. {s-horse poNerl.
~ One Ifip Hamuler snd EuCne, lHoWtH's pafo 4
~ tns - ornisld stesIn Rsmmer,
VII also he sold 81 the sslne unle Iarce sr,ofuf
O. serFleea5e ami second. hand Rsilroad Tools of
~ ginds, consisting 81
S5s,rlen,sT,s Tools, Hhselsrsht's Tools.
oiaessinith's Tools, Mschin IS Tools.
stove sns Pipe, Rope, Chsn a., &c.
Lerrns Cash IN Government FUND.-.
SAtAok 'ie- o. toe nlsierisls 10 b sold al Nash
s ss,, GSn p SssSanss y .ppeason ospt r
cation 60 Capt Jno. Parks, . NJ. ft"
The sttenuon Of Dealers and Railrsss t,,,,c.ri,s
IS 2 rtculsEiy invited @ tbs ssle
Sales vii cualmeace Al O'Clock /. "a, - -.
day. snd costume daily until ali he ,,rors,iy W.
"o'Al-a Captain and A. q NJ. U.sA
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sAMARIrAn's
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES 6-C

For Syphilis or Veneresl Diseases, the Samari-
tans Root sud HeTb Juices Is the most potent GER
tsn and sfiectual remedy ever prescribed. 1t reach
es and eradcates every particle Of the yensreai poe
son, 20 that the cure IL thorough and permanent.
Take then this purifying remedy snd Re hssle.i,
and do not transmit 10 your pOsterty that for VII On
you may repent IN alter years.
DO NOT DESPAIRl
Although you may be pronounced incuratle, the
Samautsn's Root and Herb Juices win remove
every vestge Of impurities from the SYSTEM rs well
a. al the bad effects Of Mercury.
FEAIALESif FERIALESiI
In msnv affections with which numbers OF Fe-
male suffer, tho Root aod Herb Juices most hsp-
plly adapted IN . lcersted Uterus, in Whites, in
bearing down, Falling Of the Womb, Debility, ard
for all complaints iccdent 10 the sex Sent by ex-
press. Price, s. per bottle.
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General Advertising Agency
Taken III

na ne l1ih iasi-, - nlY siabs % Hzrksi stes-s
Va feE doors norih q Putlic sgusra. arz
brown Mule, scout lf bands high. ihr oN1er CO
80 the Sane 1y HppiItsa5u % ne. proving prose
y an1 pay q cnafges
oczf-f CAPT. WfpENEE
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CTEOINL NO TCE.
Passengers holding Through Tickets can have
their haCgsEe checked through 10 destination
Upon arrival Of Stesmess az Cincnnsfl, convey
suce VII Be furnished, nee Of charge. 70 hotels or
Depot, An the o 3 NAL Line Stesr1ers son Al A
s y. W. Railway Wharf Boaf, loot o. 5fh street. An
Omnibus ami baggsge Wagon vii na m readiness,
upon arnvsl OF kvenIug Scat from Louisville. %
convey PSI enEers and their haEgage. free, % Az
lauuc snd Crest W estem RafNaY Depot Ia very
short disiance,) thus lnsuung connecuons-
Fare A. low, and time a. quick a. by any other
route.
ns-Tckets can be procured IN Cincinnati Il he
Northeast corner hrosliEsy end Front street. No.
- West Fout,h Street, and a. the New Fassengsr
Depot Cincinnati, Hamilton snd Dayton Roadway
and at Principal Ofaces o. Connectug LINES.
E. F. FULLER, Capt o.. BARNEY.
Gen. TcketAg't. Pass. AgT Louisville
II. N1cL4AREcS
sepI3-n General superintsniapt
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10000 Henry Clay Cigars.
5J,O00 Perfection" DO
6O,OBJ Figaro" do lin whole and half boxes,
5000 Zip TOP DO
5000 Tycoon" do
tO,00 ANDREW Jackson Cigars.
10000 "Wg Wsg'' do
5000 Star Of the West, do VERY fne)
$1,000 Washington do
$4,000 Assorted Brands.
90 Bali butts Pocahontas pounds bright Chew
ing Tobacco.
leo Csdtles strawberry" quarters Tobacco.
% tens do
80 "May Apple" do
2o Butts Navy do
loo Caddies black tens, do
Sunny Side, Saeet Owen and Dew Drop. Fine Cut
Chewing obaCco.
Fine Cut klills,nnic5 Smoking Tobacco, IN pound
o'les and p" Weed in whole and hslf barrels
We are the sole Agents for NJ. Beck s
popular
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DO NOT DEsPAIRI
FEAIALESlf
Samaritan's Wash.

aN~N~~&NAL = 8@AAA - W A@o4Ae
IL, N case Of syphilis, used in conjunction with the
hoot and Herb Juices Full directions, Price my
Inc efficacy Of these remedies is alike acknowl-
eused ~ physicisns snd patients. They are used
70 the Y > Hospitals. snd BY their real merit have
gained ne tpprobauon Of the most ahie surgeons
faNent lake notice The ingredients are known
2 We physeians who use them, as you viii ses by
the following;
PosT HosFITAE IoRT MARSHALL,
Baltimore, Feb - 1854 I
- have CREST satisfaction 10 stating that have
used " The samsutsas Remedies forEV ensreal
Llsease N ~ most customary forms that I have
ased mem WITH Judgment discretion, snd proper
~ aDo nave iound them respond 70 my antieipa-
no promptly anc effectual y. knowing their
composition have the fullest confluence in their
etiescy, and as isr IS my use OF them extends, ]
recommend them strongly
ALFRED c. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon 5lh New York Vols
Reader here is proof positive Of the value Of
tnese truly Valusbe preparations. The old sieken-
lng SUD d. gushing drugs hsFe to give way TO rene
lies purely Vegetable, pleasant T. the taste, and
sold BY VIA CIV SMITH. Druggists.
Cor. Church and Vine streets. Nashville
DESMOND 4 CO, Propriptors
sls Race street, Philadelphia, Pa lseu2a-6Fn
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10 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskev
y Viewers MonongAhela Whisky.
90 " Robertson county,
20 Fine old Lincoln county
10 " Old Peach Brandy, vsry fine.
10 Old Apple Z" q
DO a." Fine imported Hennesy Brandy.
Casks Fine ''star" and Crescent Port Wine.
imported.
10 Casks Sherry Wine, (sHperior quality)
20 70 PIPES sgpsrb Rhine Wine.
90 Weeks Fine Cstswba Wine.
100 :. Longworh's Sparkling Catawba Wine.
loo " Imported Claret Wine.
10 Casks Fine Jamaica Rum ..
10 Imported Holland Gin.
90 Cases genuine NelcB1td Absynthe,
10 Casks SuOeuor Cstswua Brandy.
200 Barrels Fine n. q. Sugar.
% Bbls and y bbls, Powdered Bar. Sugar.
90 4" Crushed Sugar
50 Bags Prime Rio Coffee
25 Bbls and x bbjs n o Molasses.
100 Boxes Superior German Soap.
$50 q" Slsr and Summer Candles,
100 " Starch.
goo Cases assorted Matches.
100 /" b O Soda.
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SALE or
Government Buildings.

I WILL expose Or sale At puflie kfrtioa on
4 "Wednesday, The S.h dsy 81 Novornhqr. iSI.s ~,
iollosing Government Buildings. virs
% One Frame buloieg on Lower If,yee nes-
jefferson street.
ul one Frame Buiding jefferson street opro.
site Nashville breWerF.
tSl Three shed Stables, and One ul l7psn,.h...3
Ruilding on High near Hrosd StTeei
90 Oue Addition to Binding, Co iere sir.st 49,.
ner Cunlbsrland Alley.
sale % b. nlslte on the prenaises- ccnmeucir- a.
70 am and IN the order which they appear m ~
advertisement
Terms Cash. Buadlnes 20 Be moved 1t the 81.
pcnse Of The buyer.
By order q O.. A. J. Naeksy. Chit Q N, DIT
A. W. WILLS,
ocsi-ta BvL MAJOR and A. 4, NJ.
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINEI

Makes -Four Different Stitches.
Cau be changed from one stitch to another while
the Machine is m motion.
Is more essily threaded than any other Machine.
lis shuttle is simple and self adjusting.
Has no springs to get out Of order; its motions sre
al positive.
Has the snlDothest Tension, and the precision With
which II draws the thread into the cloth 10 map
preached in any Sewing Machine.
VIII hem, fell, bind quilt snd gather. 1t viii also
gather and sew On a Tuflie at the same time
is warranted and will be Kept in order one year.
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The Samaritan's Gift.

Sent by mail in a plain envelope. Price, Male
packages, $500; Female $500.
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A y opsreoroa Singers sevag Nash.ss, -
"a ply 81 a Broad street oa
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rERrs or SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
% IByERfIsERs IN DETAIL

.s,srssar,ents in the special Column, nfst tine
- = ~ h lines. 81 01-esch additional Inc =
oe5s subsequent Insertions 10 cents PEI me =, ~ u
- 4,,-4i-5lei line 50 csntsi Subsequent inser-
tons. Is cents per me. -, ,..s,,.-
an ADVERTISEMENTS occupying hpec-A pos 5i
nd al double column advertisements, w. u
charged 81 per cent adVanoe on ies--al La.'7'
H.RRIteE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
-, i. 5000 At the regulsr advertising rates,
- ,,Bsf Invariably be psidi advance or no m
Eerbon made
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SPEcIAI NorIcE

- THIS is the ouly route % the Osl Re.1ons O
Pennsylvania. The Night Express leaves 6very
sunday \ ghi instead OF Saturday Night Az other
Trains leave DAILY, Sundays excepted.
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T. IN case Of syphilis, used in conjunction with the
i1oot and Herb Juices Full directions, Price 6tty
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We. the undersigned, have this day Adoptsd NE
,,,g 80 for advertising, 70 which We nDd our
leIyes strictly 70 sdheEe-
snEv WALLACE. for the Dispdtch.
BARRY, WTEHAM 90. for tfssL
E.s---rrF TEN Sent. .. A6b4
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Sample ean be cen at No. 6 junior d

We are also Agents for the well known
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T1OR the purchase and sale d Rea' Estate Rrai-
IT nF Houses, Leasing LAID, Ac, b Ench =
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With all its Advantages and I'm
provements,
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The Cumberland is slowly receding, with
about feet water on Harpeth Shoals
weather milder.
The Ohio river was falling yesterday fro y
Pittsburg TO Cairo, the floating ics contin-
uing q serious bar to safe navigati,E.
There have been no arrivals or departures
from here Of steamboats,, except those un-
der government orders.
The Evansville Journal of Friday SAYS :
" Navigation is closed and river news
played. The ice was running very heavy
LAST night, the river falling, and the weather
growing colder"
The Licking river is frozen over, and the
CayiDgton and Newport boys are having q
fine skating season. The Ohio is not yet
closed. but is full of floating ice, the felds
occasionally extending unbroken from shore
to shore.
The Cincinnati Commercial says
DR.. J. 7. Brown, q well-knOwn merchant
Of Nashville, is at the Metropolitan. DR..
lobe is the especial guest Of Captains John
L. Bruce and Marsh Clark.
" DR.. lobe" is good
The Mississippi is still closed By ice be-
tween Cairo and St. Louis.
For the benefit of steambcstmen and eth
ers interested, we give list Of the Quarter
masters at Esstport depot.
Captain Il. F. Rugar, A. Z. M, Chief De-
partment Quartermaster in the Field, and
in charge of river transportation.
First Lieutenant George F. Nelson, a. A.
z. NJ, in charge Of Quartermsster's stores.
Second Lieutenent s. W. Treat, A. A. Q.
NJ, in charge of forage.
Captain c. X. Drew, a. Q. NJ, Chief Quar-
termaster in charge of the transportation Of
the 10th corps.
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GsITED STATES CLUB.-The United States
Club in the Judge CatrOn House, on Cherry
Street, near Church, has now been fully or
gsnized, and the restaurant and saloon per
fectly fitted up. We speak from personal
knowledge, when we say that everything
IS in prime order; that the tables are sup
piled with ell the dslicacies Of the season,
and that everything is prepared FOR the
guest, in the most approved style. A good
square meal" at this time, is not easily
obtainedj but every guest Of the Club restsu-
rant win be served with one, either at re-
gular hours, Orst shy other time they may
order.
The place is fitted up Tor the aecommo-
dstion Of both ladies and gentlemen; and
all who call viii receive the best atten-
tion.
1t is open TO tbs public, a. well IS TO
members Of the club; and guests can be
accommodated with the choicest wines, IL
qaors, and cigars; and there ia also an ex-
celleHt barber shop attached to it, and baths
are being constructed.
i 10 pleasant place to spend an
evening: and TO those who arc seeking 10
viii away few otherwise dreary hours,
we would say: visit the club by all means
hajo5' Biguey and Noe, and all others con-
nertedEith the institution, are well known
hc.e and their names are q sufficient qua
raniee FOR the character Of the house.
We ere requested 10 notify the subscrib-
Ing members Of the Club to meet OF the
Clab House, No. 10 Cherry Street, on Wed
nesday evening, February Ist, at eight
O'Clock, p. ". Punctual attendance Is re-
quesied Tor important business.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-31

The Arlington Minstrels were to have
opened at the Nashville Opera House last
evening, but owing 20 some accident on tho
railroad that detained their baggage, they
were unable 10 appear.
Aher non-sppearsnce on last evening no
uou'' disappointed a large portion Of our
etizens' who are always wiling and apx.
ious to Patronize those who deserve 70 80
encouraged and as the Ariingtons bsIoD,
70 this class, it is 70 be regretted that thew
could not give az exhibition last evenin,
The Nashville Opera House viii be open-
cd this evening by the Arlington troupe.
when We expect to see large Audience in
attendance. Those desiring comfortable
sests should secure them during the day.