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Steamboats,.
FOR CINCINNATT

~ The fine passenger steamer Pn.
Le4issesfeifesIf TOMAC, Capt. Charles MubIe-
H1sSlzZEmnn, Chris Young Clerk Will
o'clock, p. m. '-''r 1T 2"
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JyS-2t BOOTH. BATTELLE & CO.. Ag'ts,
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NEW YORK, July 7.-The Board of
Health and quarantine commissioners
have determined TO remove their build
ing from Seguins Point to West Bank
Commercial.
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A ChInaman Hunr for 9ur,,o-

Wan, the first Chinaman ever execnied
in San Francisco, was hung to-day, for
murder. ~
Information has been received from
San Bias, via Acapulco, stating that the
republicans have taken the CITY of
Santiago. and threaten Tanac.
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Toledo Market.

Flour steady. Wheat dull; Amber s5,i5:
old Amber S2Sj. Corn &c better: No. /
mixed 69c; Yellow nc. oats 20 lower; No.
at 4Oc. Lake freights dull and uhchnngefi. :
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For Rent

A BOUT THE 18TH OF MAY WEsHATI,
n remove from our present Location 10 No Is
90 Main street, two doors below Paxton q
Oglebay, and offer for rent the store room we
now occupy, No. IS Main streat NILS, 10
aprSo-1 MeCABE, KRAFT & co.
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SUNDRIEs-AF FEW BBLs. PRIME MA
= pie Sugar; Superior Green, Black and
Japanese Teas; Pure White Wine Vinegar;
New York Crab and Champagne Cider, bot
tledi New No. Salmon; English Dairy
Cheese; Pickles and Sauces; TRpIoca, Pearl
Sage; Corn starch, Maizena,, dc. HeTmetical-
but, Lobster. CLAIMS and Sardines.
Genuine English Mustard; Salad oil, best
quality; French Mustard; Sap Sage Cheese;
Condensed Milk.
Together with q general assortment of
seasonnble articles. Just received and for
N. & g. D. WOODROW,
Odd Fellows Hall Building, Monroe St,
my9 WHEELING, w. VA.
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New York Money nnd stock Market.
IL Mn, YAM LII.

Money-MarlSet easy at 4d5 per cent
sterling Exchange-Quiet at lOSISt9IOsI{.
Goid-Scarcely so tiEm; opening at I5I3S;
a9yanclng to l5i5s, and closing at 1885,
Exports OF specie to-day SIUjl .sJJ.
government Stucks-Are n shade firncr
a trifie lower W
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PHILADELPHIA, July fudge Gar.
rick Mallory, the oldest member of the
Philadelphia bar, died yesterday, aged
so years,
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SAN FARANcIsCo, July6.
Mining stocks are generally lower Saw
age 800 Belcher ISL; Yellow Jacket GFJj /:
ChaIar l9Oi Imperial los; Legal tenders ~.
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NEW YoRK, July THE steamers
took ont for Europe to-day S9s7, 579.
Total for the week, 81, 6SO, 80.
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Starnm House.

THE sUBsCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
10 tI1et ~ L5 1lents and the public general
- S51tt ne A11 open the ts3tamm Hotise nNeI
"a NJ, -. 1, 49, On Monday next The House
ana ~ SStEe outtlt ofneW furniture,
IoTiafTr S,IS5 ~ SNeEY respect. The Pro-
fEs;1;S t nln9elt TO spare no pains to
receiVe \ I,ts15i ~ ~ ~ tahie, and hopes to
- NJ. A1;l,dA AAAaALe OF p0tronnga
ample 9tahlings atten1ed BY a sSr.f,l an,
Ju2s.Sm HENRY srA,,,,
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Dissolution.

THE FIRM OF HANES & BEAM IS
j this day dissolved by mutual consent,
The subscriber having sold out his entire I'M
terest, all persons having claims against the
settlement, and those knowing Themselves
Indebted will please call and settle. The buRi-
takes pleasure In recommending the new
nrm TO the liberal patronage of the old custo-
meEs and the public generally.
jy2-1w JOHN BEAM.
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MAXINE a GRAND total to be dIstribnted

IN prizes 500 COO
This Association Is composed OF Leading
Capitalists and business men both in this
country and the Canadas. OF
The best talent of two continents will be
employed upon the occasion, and no pains
nor expense will be spared in making It the
richest and most varied t'musfcal treaL'' ever
offered to the American public
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The --latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.
WnshIneton snecInls.

ny the Union Line:
once, corner OF Main and Monroe street
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Mexican News

New YORK. July 1.-THE HeraId's
Mexican correspondence written from
Mexico City the 23d, Vera Cruz the 26th
and Tampico the 18th ult., goes to show
that the Mexican people are more and
more united in the cause of the indie.
pendence of their country. The Impe-
rial forces had sustained number of
defeats, of greater or less severity, in
the field, and the cause of Maximiiian
was still more gloomy in consequence.
Santa Anna still engrossed large share
of the public attention. The Mexican
Liberals proclaim that in the treaty on
the Sth ult., an understanding had been
come to between Mr.. Seward, the EN-
peror Napoleon and the ex-President,
by which Maximilian would be let
down gracefully, Santa Anna restored
and elected President, the United
States Cabinet holding itself ready to
approve ofthe results arising from the
change of Executive. The Liberals who
were imbued with this idea did not en-
tertain such an implicit confidence in
Mr.. Stewards friendship as they did
some months ago. Santa Anna, it is
said, will remain unpopular with them
no matter in what official form he may
be presented.
The city ofTampico was closely be-
sieged by the Liberal forces, who had
made dashing attack riding into the
very streets. Desertions from the Impe-
Llhl 70 the AlDeral army were freq uent.
The idea of annexation to tho United
States was widely spread in the liberal
ranks.
Mai. Van de Groden, an ex-oficer of
the 6Sth regiment of New York volun-
teers, was buried with great pomp by
the Germans and Americans. in the city
of Mexico. A very friendly feeling was
army on the occasion.
The fever was considerably abated
in Vera Cruz.
A letter from Gen. Almonte, Maxi
miltan's minister at Paris, which is
undoubtedly authentic, written from
Paris May 3lst, says: The Financial
the legation, whose draft had arrived in
the city. He asks advice in the mat
ter, as this summary proceeding inter-
feres considerably with his household
arrangements,
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LIST OF FRIES.

VIuLIU IIIti Two sIOFy bFlCk buII-
ding, No 1853 Dearborn street, net
rental IS 500 per annum. .......,,,,,,.., 10000
l Grand Prize, Farm OF 80 acres at
S65esFqP, b.; - ss l" e 1900
Sity dipits, south side:::...;;;::.:.:... 10000
House and Lot, No. 173 Sd street.
next Wabash Avenue ....,..,..,,,.,.,.,. $500
Grand Prize, two story Frame
House and Lot on Walnut street.
near Union Park............ ................ 1000
Grand Prize, two story Frame
House and Lot on Walnut street,
near Union Par k........................... $500
1 Grand Prize, 81 acres of Land near
Artesian Well ............... ........... $500
Il Grand Prizes, 10 Building Lots in
Hamllton's q Ellis's subdivisions, 9lOO
Other Prizes, consisting Of Real Estate
Grand and Square Pianos Gold
and silver Watches, Diamond Pins
and Rings, &c, de-, amounting 10 1928, 400
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LEAvENwoRTH, July 6.-Gen. Lanes
condition continues favorable, and his
friends are hopeful.
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ILL.,. -, MILWAUKEE, july.
Corn unchanged.
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no the C7etters.uD of CIub.,

10 ING WtLLeFS'Up OF UIUbS.
We will allow Is per cent Commission on all
sums OF $40 and upwards. The party can re-
init us full price for Tickets, less above Com
mission.
General Agents are Wanted
In all the important Cities throughout the
pointing Sub-Agents in their locality, Good
references required.
Parties getting mp Clubs should be careful TO
send rs the full Name and Post Office
Address of each party wanting tickets.
Money by Express, Post Office Order Drafts
risk.
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No quOrum---Nesroes refusing to
wOrIx.---One killed and another
wounded.
NASHVILLE, July 1.-THE Legisla-
ture met, but there was no Quorum.
Mr.. Dunnaway, of Bedford county,
sent in his resignation to the Governor.
The first cotton bloom this season
was received to-day. The mercury
stood at 9s dogs.
PULASKI, July 1.-TWO negroes, on
fusing to work were ordered OF by the
superintendent. They armed them
selves and returned and engaged in a
fight with the Superintendent and his
assistants. One negro was killed and
another wounded. The latter was COM
mitted for trial.
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General AGENTS are Wanta
REFERENCES.

REFERENCES:
I. n. Harden, OF the Arm of Cushman, Har-
den q Co., Bankers, Chicago. It
Monroe, McRinnon q Tewksbury, Attorneys,
Chicago.
Chicago.
vanBasklFk & Henry. Wholesale Merchants,
N. 3 ,iRaPpieye & Co., Real Estate Agents,
+. @. BellInger, ESQ, Cashier National City
Bank, Milwaukee, Wis.
B. f. Thomas, Banker, Mineral Point, wis.
SPati0rd Clark Bankers, Eau Claire, Wis.
Hon. Richard T. Merrick, Washington, d. G.
Tickets for Sale at our omce, so DEARBORN
STREET, or sent by Mail on receipt OF amount,
with stamp for return postage.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR EACH.
-f MANAGERS:
STEVENS, BOYDEN & Co.,
so Dearborn ST., CHICAGO.
ju23-1;teod
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Fire-Proof & WATERPROOF


ETIHE COMBINATION or pTTr.vrpTarD
il1;,sI -, SSl1 VICIOUS mntter as roodnE mn.
M ~ S ttNolled- A mastic-it adapts
luselL 70 every shape and iiopa n "a ,S;1IS
comoustihles impervious, non eTpansiI,e Sn51
undecaSlng. Frost does NOS cnaIsl- NO. 49,
dissolvett. The only rOofinF me}eTisi $780, $780,
discovered that VIII resist The aefion a. tSa
elements as long IS oS tho s3Tncfnrs n NJ
tsctS. For repairing old aud mr. - 5 kLo
new metallic roofs OF all kinda, Piasfio siStS
has never been equRlled, willis n iloSi S,31ssl
an invaluable acquisition 70 the nlechSTic
arts IS pLeserYer OF metal and wood VheT
imbedded In water or earth, or eTporeI5 -
the weather. Being susceptible OF Hffie n
any wear nom exposure, and perfectly Gre-
proof, It Is uuequalled as paint for r6Ilruaii
and farm buildings, fences and bridges, iron
or wooden.
Having procured the sole right to usa the
above roohing material in the counties q
Ohio and Wood we are prepared at an timel
% put on new or repair old roofs Rt the
ahortest possible notice. Our terms are Rea-
oonAnl0 and work guaranteed.
JOHNSON, CAPEHART& CO.,
No. 179 Market Square,
nnyAy-u Wheeling, w. Va.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-31

Central HoIsi--A good hotel on Broad
street has long been one Of the wants of the
city. We are gratifed to state that that
want is completely filed in the excellent
house now kept by Nessrs. JOKES & BRIoGs
The building ps<d BY them il the one for
many years occupied as residence by the
Hon. Jofx BELL.
Their tabls Is well supplied; their rooms
are Clearly and comfortable, their servants
are attentive, and the proprietors are the
clererest Of gentlemen. And. in addition
10 all this, their balls are moderate. We
advise our friends from the country to give
the CENTRAL House. trial See advertise
ment elsewhere.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-31
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE UNION AND AMERICAN,
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 81, 1866.

OffICE OF TIE UNION AND AMERICAN,
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. III. 1866
MosErARY.-Gold opened in New York yester-
day at I40ss. and closed at ls0z. This is a sharp
advance from Monday. We hear of only small
amounts being offered for sale, scarcely enough
tojustify quotation. The buying rate is about
136. and selling at 1879.
There is considerable speculative demand for
Bank of Tennessee, and rates have almost recov-
cred from last weeks decline. The buying rate
yesterday was firm at SO. though in the forenoon
not more than IS was offered.
Union and Planters Bank money is unchanged.
The former is quoted at 6O@62. and the latter
az Sc.
Southern money is dull. and the inferior banks
are very hard TO sell. even at the quoted rates.
Alabama money sells very rapidly, and few Of
the Georgia banks. 45e
CoTToS.-We are gratifed to note more favor
able tone in the market, under the influence OF
advices from New York, quoting an advance
there to 4s@50c Sales were effected, TO some ex-
tent. in this market yesterday. as high as 4Oc.
GRocERiEs.-The market was little more ac-
tive than for few days previous. without mate
rial change. unless slight improvement in Gour
and coffee. a t4s
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Cincinnati Market.

49, IBy Telegraph
CINCINNATI, Jan. 29.-FLouR-Remains un-
changed and steady. Superfne s. 00@7 50; Ex-
ira IS OO@9 90; family 50 25@9 IS; fancy $40 90
910 So
WHEAr-Quiet without change-Nc. new red.
81 50. La afN :
CoRS-Dull. s5c for No. shellcd
0Ars-Dull at SOC for No. l.
RYE-Steady at 75c for No. 1.
Hoes-Active and advanced to 81 5Oa1 60 for
city dressed Receipts 1900 head.
PRovIsloSs.-A frmer feeling prevails in the
market, the demand being better, and the buyers
more numerous than the sellers. Mess pork SOS 80
for city dressed 1000 barrels sold at this quota
ton. Meats and bacon unchanged. Green meats
steady at 9@9Ixc for shoulders; sides l23< and
hams l6@l61<. Lard is in good demand at l71z
for prime.
Observation-Disclosures and quiet
CoTroS-Firmer and closed at l45 for middling.
WHIsKY-Steady at 2 Is for free.
Gold l40lS
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Recorders Couf.--A large number o.
cases we're heard yesterday. or cases
Of drunkenness, FIVE we're lined 50 each, enc
paid costs, and one was sent to the Work.
house.
Nine cases Of disorderly conduct were dis
posed Of in the usual fines.
VIM Nelson, forcre ting nuisance, paid
s..
L. c. White, tipping on Sunday, paid So
= Thompson, regarding in the market,
paid Sl4.
Geo. Sassman, creating nuisance, paid 81.
VIM. Crutcher, firing pistol in The Cor
poration, paid Sc.
Mrs. Mccormack, tipping on the Sabbath,
paid 50.
n. d. Taylor, shooting in the Court room,
paid S14.
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Case Of Poisoning.-- before yesterday,
two female inmates Of the House of Indus.
try, about nineteen or twenty years Of age
we're examining some poke-root which had
been procured for the purpose of making
poultices Some one standing near cautioned
them against eating il, when one Of the
females above referred 10 said she did moi
believe II would hurt any one, and i'm
mediately began 10 eat the root, giving some
to her companion. They soon become I'M
well, and a physician was sent for Drs.
Eve and Oney soon made their appearance
amp after administering the proper reme-
dies, took their departure, telling the matron
to send for them in case the patients became
worse. Some time after, DR. Eve was sent
for, and found the Young ladies in quite q
critical condition, but by the use Of appro-
pirate medicines they were soon relieved.
Yesterday DIR. Eve declared them out OF
danger. Their case should be warning to
Others who are disposed 10 partake of arti-
Giles Of whose nature they are ignorant.
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We call attention TO the card Of the old
and long established house Of WHITE Il
SPARHAwK, Dry Goods, No. 42l, Market
street, Philadelphia, with whom our friend
w. b. DEERY, formerly of this State, is now
engaged. We commend Mr.. ID. to our mer-
chants visiting Philadelphia, as one Of their
ocn sort thoroughly acquainted with the
wants and interests Of the South, and as
likely 70 sell them goods at fair prices and on
liberal terms.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-31

Freedmea's Cowt-The following cases
were heard Yesterday:
f. Edwards and Jennie Houston, both
colored, Cor disorderly conduct were sent 10
the workhouse for twenty days.
Jennie Wright, colored, for fighting fe-
male Of African descent" was sent to the
workhouse for five days.
George Mansfield, Thomas Grey, Kate
Grey, NJ. Ellison and Stephen Rogers, all
colored, thought proper to disturb the quiet
of Smokey, few days since, and for their
riotous pro, ecdings were brought before this
court. After the payment of small fines, the
parties were discharged.
w. Butler, colored, for appropriating to
his own use watch belonging to one OF his
sable brethren, was sent to the workhouse for
sixty days.
Wilson Wright, a deck hand on one of
The bosts at the wharf was fined IS for an
assault on Thomas Anderson, colored.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-31

Iafans Found Doad-Information was
brought Yesterday to George w. Norvell,
Coroner, that body was lying in an open
space near the Chattanooga Depot. An in
quest was held yesterday morning about IL
O'clock, and the following facts ELECTED: The
body was that Of white male infant, bear
ing the marks of two blows, one Just behind
the ear, and the other on the face A YER
dict was rendered Of death at the hand Of
some person or persons unknown.
Ii appears that negro living in the vi
entity first discovered the body, which had
apparently lain some two days before the in
quest was held. Beyond the above facts,
nothing further is known, vet We trust that
whoever committed the crime may soon be
discovered and brought TO punishment.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-31

The Ciolera.-It is already known that
this fearful scourge is. making frightful ray
ages in the West India Islands, raging there
with fury almost unexampled. With the
opening Of spring we may look for its APP
pearance here, and il is well 10 inquire what
means can be used, either 10 prevent its in
PRODUCTION, or TO modify the severity of its
attacks. Measures should be taken at once
TO have the city in perfectly clearly state
10 see that the drainage is complete, and TO
take such precautions as have usually been
taken by cities in our land before the appear
ance Of the destroyer. 1t is too well known
to requirecomment, that the cleanlinessolany
given locality very much modifes the dis
ease, and now, while there is time for action,
the city should be put in the best possible
state. We trust the matter will receive pro-
per attention.
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Reicred.--Iieut. Francis II. Ross, Of the
10th I. S. l., who has been acting for some
Chief Of City Patrol, and Post Commandment
Of Military Prison, has been relieved, and
Is TO be succeeded by Lieut.. A. NJ Codding-
ton, Of the 18th L. S. c. I. Lieut.. Ross,
we understand, IL shortly TO proceed 70
sackctt's Harbor, n. Y, 70 organize COM
pany for his regiment. We believe Il Is gen
orally admitted that be has faithfully dis
charged the various duties Of the Offices men,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-31

Our young friend MATT. B. PITCHER
announces himself through our paper as
candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
ensuing election. If he proves TO be as
popular with the voters Of Davidson county
as he was with his comrades in arms he will
be formidable candidate.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-31

FIRST PAGE-Old England: An Inferes-
ting Letter from an American in Europe
The Boston Fanatics in Council-Butler
Calls for Rlood-The Cincinnati Commercial
on Butler, &c.
FOURTH PAcE--Poeiry: Let us make the
best Of il--RemarkabIe Adventures Of a
Corpse, DC.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-31

TERRIBLE accident occurred Thursday at
Atlanta. The wall Of building in the
course of completion, on Peachtree street,
fell, crushing six discharged Federal soldiers
under the ruins. Two were instantly killed,
and the other four injured so seriously that
they are not expected TO survive.
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CfNoINNAri.-Ihe C0Hlmerc'df says /;
MARRIED..

RoBERTS-Sc0TT-At 81. Johns dspiscopaD
Church. Montgomery. Ala. by the Rev. John NJ.
Mitchell. Mr.. ALHEKr ROBERTS, of Nashville. to
Miss Eprrz. second daughter of DR.. j. Goodwin
Scott
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-31

Public lSsis-The lot on the Square, occu-
pied by the building of Cooke, Moores &
Co, burned at the late fire, was yesterday
sold to James Kendrick for the sum of S2O,-
go. This let is 2sl feet in front and 1870
feet deep.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-31

Ak officer was dispatched 10 Chattanooga
yesterday, BY the Freedmen's Bureau, to in
vestigate the charges against the agent there.
The officers Of the Bureau here think ihst
they. are entirely without foundation.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-31

Notice % Shippr&-Attention is directed
20 the notice Of f. II. Ewing, Esq, General
Transportation Agent, n. & C. r. r., in re-
lation TO the boxing Of stoves intended for
shipment over the East Tenn. & Ga. II. II.
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PLAIN and Decorative Wall Papers at
jan26-2w w. FREEMAN & Co.'S
No. Is Public Square, Cor. Deaderick st
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The best method of cleaning soiled walls
is to have them neatly papered by
jan26-2w WIN. FREEMAN & Co,
2S Public Square, Cor. DeadericlS st.
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We call attention TO the advertisement Of
"Teacher Wanted" Davidson County
Academy is one of the most pleasantly To-
Gated, and situated in one of the most re-
fined and hospitable neighborhoods in the
State. Its situated five miles south Of this
city, near the Franklin turnpike.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-31

by Telegraph
NEW York. Jan. SOAGold opened at 14O2z. anC
closed at 1407k Cotton quiet.
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THE population of the City Of Mexico is
two hundred and fifty thousand.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-31

ON TUESDAY, UrH JANUARY. 4 WILL
W SELL a. Public Ancfion. The La 1.lielein<
Hicks Block, On the noffh ode II fss Public
kqaares IN Nashville. together with ali The mate
nal saved rom the house recently ecsepiei b
inst. Ihs atfention u those desiring = sais and
prohtabts inv e<iinent i called 10 this ale IEs
Lot fronts - feet the Square snd Funs back 10
feet. ~
TkRns OF sALE-one-f5sFs cezh, balance On &
~. and u months with interest from day % s8I<
Approved security req1ircd and q lea retained.
isnls-ta FRANK AcHAfoCk.
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DIR. Thos. Menees.
WHEELER a wIISoN,x

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
III Nashville. has taken Office at No. 81 Cherr,
Street near Cedar Street, ians-lm-
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THE NEXT SESSION OF MISS oBRYAN's
SCHOOL, ON NORTH VINE STREET, Will
BEGIN MONDAY. JANUARY TWENTY
NINTH. jan6-lm.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-31

CALI at BensOn's Music Store. 81 Union street Il
yeu want cheap Album. Writing Desk. Port
POliO or anything in the shape of Christmas
present. as we are selling at cost to close out
l.. lar