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nom / 10 8 lines, 81 OC-each additional line, 2
cent?; subsequent insertions, 10 cents per line II
Local Column, hTst time, nom 10 hnes, 81 o.
each additional line, % centsi Subsequent InseT
tons, 10 cents per inc.
All advertisements occupying special position
nd al double column advertisements, Ell b,
charged Ss< per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
WI be charged ct the regular advertising rstea
and must Invariably be paid advance, or no 10
serbOn made
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Established in 1862.
AND now ABOUT ExTERISG ITS
Fifth Volume,

Is firm and consistent in its support OF
the Federal Administration, and par
ticularly of the wise and statesmanlike
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizensI and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
1t will give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
gence from all quarters.
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Without a Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation it has so long
enjoyed in Central America and the West Indies.
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McCULLOCH AND JEFF. DAVIS.

Secretary McCuIlOch has an Hours
Interview with jeff. Davis--M Mrs.
Davis Visited by an Old CoIOred
Servant and Present Steward Of the
Secretary.
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring Water,

NO natural OF srtif-ial compound has yet been
N discovered or msnufscti red that equals these
waters preventative, relief and permanent cure,
for many temporary ard ohrnn C diseases, IS prov
ed By the experience Of many thousands who have
drank them for years, with the most beneficial e.
fects,
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The following are the quotations for un-
eurrent Tennessee money:
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SUNDAY, MAY ls, 1850.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on CANDIDATES

We, The undersigned, have this day adopted th'
above rates Tor advertising TO winch We oiho our
sGsHV LIE UNION PRINTING CO,
JOHN WALLACE, fOT NE AIsYas1s.
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BALI, JONES q Co, for Gazette.
NAHVTLLe, TEES.. Sept. q. 1896.
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10 man's name is more intimately connected
silh the history Of MATERlA MEDIOA Of tn'
United States, OF more favorablY known as pio-
1s er in Medical Discovery, than That Of
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DR.. John Hull
Louisville. Kentucky.

Ills inimtable preparation Of sARSAPARILLA
las long sjood at the head Of the various com
pounds OF that valuable drug.
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Il has 10 equal, causing an appetite and buildin
up the system, beng entirely q pure vine Of
niosi valuable grape.
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1 CONGRESS WATER

Is eathartic, alternative snd tonic, and is vaus-
bic remedy for affections 81 the Liver and Kidneys,
pyspeps a, Gout, Chronic Constipa ion and Cutsne-
Gus diseases lisa mOst powerful preventive OF the
Feyers and Bilious Complains, so prevalent in
,o,rs. eta
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RATKs OF ADVERTISING.

year, giaTsTSs6ly in advsnes L..
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SAMBURG PORT WINE.

Celebrated In Europe fof ~ medicinal snd bene-
hciRl qualities, highly esteemed BY eminent ply.
sieans, used IN Europeaa and American Hospitals,
snd by some Of the first families in Europe and
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The regular monthly
statement of the National debt for the present
month, has been issued from the Treasury De-
partment. 1t shows an increase of 81, 900 in
the public indebtedness during TIE month of
January.
Major General o. o. Howard has gone on his
lecturing tour through the Nev England States.
He is to recsive hundred dollars for each lee
ture delivered, and the moneys thus received is to
be devoted to the fund accumulated for the cree
ton of the Congregational Church in this city.
During the absence of the General, which it is
supposed viii not exceed fortnight, Brigadier
General Charles Howard win have charge Of the
Bureau. kE* rs ss
The Third Auditor yesterday decided that, in
the case of the steamer r. X. Hamilton. seized by
the United States authorities in 1854 for the trans
portation of troops from St. Louis to Mobile, and
which was blown up by torpedoes placed in the
coal bin by rebel emissaries, the owners are enti
tied TO the full value of the vessel destroyed. As
establishing precedent this fact is of considcra-
BILE importance, a large number of United
States vessels were similarly destroyed during the
war. r,s.,ss. 4
The total number Of claims received at the Of
Zee of the Second Comptroller. during the month
Of January last, was 9,073, involving the large
amount of $5s.5s9o9l.
1t may interest persons intending to present
claims TO the Treasury, Department for captured
or abandoned property, to know that the Secreta-
ry is not considering any of the kind in con-
sequence Of the pressure Of other duties. No ac-
ton will be taken by him in this class of business
until the return of Assistant Secretary Chandler,
or until there is relaxation in other business
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New york mouev ,t.r,.et.

. . s q Il
Feb. 1.-The Commercially monetary article ssys
the stock market is quiet, and there is lull in
speculative operations. and for the moment prices
tend lower. There is rather more movement in
governments but without any change in prices
Later foreign advices have no effect on the quota
tions. Gold irregular and the whole tends
downward. The demand for customs is large, the
increased supply Of exchange tends to keep down
the premium. The demand for State loans is very
limited owing to the dullness of speculation. Ac-
tivity in application for discounts continues and
exceeds the demand for paper. There is no change
in the rates Of discount. Operations in foreign
exchange is very limited.
A letter written to the Louisville Demcera,
makes the following remarks on the financial sit
uation in New York:
Notwithstanding the jovial tone of the money
articles" in most of the daily papers, things in
Wall street have a mighty unsartain" look: SO
much so, that people who have funds to lend will
accept nothing but first-class security-reaI es-
tate, that is, something Of fixed value. preferred
The ugly complexion Of the financial situation in
letters from London and Liverpool than it is made
to appear in the published accounts. Embarrass-
ments theree can scarcely fail Of a correspond
ing effect here in time, and hence the increas-
ed caution all around intensified / may add, by
the breakdown of one of the leading Insurance
Companies the Columbian). and the uncertain
condition of Others, to say nothing OF continued
heavy importations Of foreign goods. the general
backwardness of trade. and last, but not least,
the dscouraging tendencies of radical legislation
at Washington. Some of the most careful raer-
chants anticipate rough time of it in CONNER
cial and financial circles before long. and though
/ don't like to play the part Of jeremiah, it is
by way of admiration to our Western friends-on
record. 49,
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FOR SALE.

L,IRST-A TRACT OF LAND. CONTAINING
II ~ acres. IN the Seventh District Dsgideor
county, about miles from Nashville Only !
part Of the tract viii be sold II desired.
3ceoni--A tract Of land containing 81 neres. 10
District No. u. about ~ miles rom the city. on
the Cumberland ri!sF. On the place Il a fne
Third-A house and lot on North Summer 2. |.
being second door north Of Gay street, aad IS 81
~ feet. The house has four or fve rooms in i.
Foursh-An uBimproved Dot adjoining the last
mentioned l0t. on the north side fronting ON sum
mer street, va feet By 10 feet deep,
fiitn--A lot on the Forth side Of GAY street.
wet Of summer street. 81 by 10 feet
sixth--An unimproved LOT on Crawford street
south sale, between Summer and High strests -
Sesentb--A lot On lower Wsfer street. sAjoin-
,ar fiynns lot on the zoEth side. and being = b.
Eirhth--Three lots On wstmoro's Addition 10
Edxefeld. adjoining the south side d k0bt. Stew
art property, and being esch 50 By 80 fees.
Nlnfh-A lot In Preston Hays Addition 70
Nashville. on the north side Of the y. 4. c. Rail
road. and beng 81 by lbs feet.
Tsnth--A lot absut 40 feet west Of the Nab
vile and Franklin Turnpike road, on he road or
street running westwardlS. and dividing the eid
sunatic AsJiura from the prosperity known n the
Berry pd place; p, cuv,n,.s.
At his law Office No. 8lis North COLLEGE s,r~.t.
near Inien. over Second National bank
dec2ftL
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MONETARY AND coMMERcIaL


OffIcE OF THE UsIox AND AMERICAN,
t4wt SATURDAY. Feb. 3. 1866.
MokErARY-Gold opened in New York yester-
day at lf0H and remained the same Mt noon. It
was bought here At lS7 and sold at ~
There was i,ut little doing in Bank Of Tennessee.
though Brokers stili pay 70 and sell ats
Union and Planters are unchanged and firm at
the advertised rates.
Southern money IL still low with no demand
whatever N u TIL
Corros--Ws were pleased 10 note quite an i'm
provoment in the tone Of buyers on yesterday.
which resulted inmore liberal salcf ut an advance,
prices ranging from 40 to IL. The better grades
brought tie latter figures readily
Upon the subject Of the Cotton market at Mem
phis the appeal Of the lst in its commercial arti-
Gle says: Holders are by means disposed to let
Cotton 90 at low rates. All the vicscitudes the
staple has gone through has not at ell displaced
the conviction that the Cotton now in hand Is.
every bale Of it that is up TO Middling, worth 50
cents pound. We heard persons yesterday, on
finding that Cotton was selling at better rates. ex
press their entire inability to guess upon what
foundation the Improvement was based We can
answer the question without difficulty so can any
one who goes into the market as much as we do
the basis is the confidence buyers and holders
entertain in the future high price of Cotton. How
far that notion is well based we shall not now dis
cuss."
The game paper gives the following as the quo
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Cincinnati Market
FRY Talaoranh1

CINCINNATI. Feb. 2.-FLouR-This evening un-
changed in prices and quiet. Ell M
WHEAr-In good demand-prices higher 81 80
for red.
.CoKs-Quiet at SIC for No. mixed shelled.
0ATs.-In large supply. No. are in fair de-
mand at sS@3slz; No. declined to 35@35T.
RYE--Steady at 75c for No. L = t.f,cu
HoGs.-DnlI and heavy closing ut $11 50 for
city dressed. Receipts 200 head.
Mess PoRK-In good demandi at $23 25@25 50
for city. z tl-3a Eaasa =.
GREEN MEArs-Steady at 1215 Is and I6 for
shoulders and hams.
BULK MEArs-In COED order. at 1211z for Shout
ders. liz for Sides 151z for clear ribs, and l6.for
clear sides.
BAcoS-Is in zair jobbing demand at 143z@15 for
shoulders. l6sz@17 for sidos, and 1917 for clear
sides.
LARD-In fair demand at 17llzc for city,. af 4
GROCERIES Unchanged and quiet.
CorroS-Steady at IS for middling.
WmsEY-Dull. md prices nominal.
GoLD-l3alz
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AFTERNOON SESSION

The consideration of the franchise bill was re-
sumed. the question being ON the passage Of the
substitute pill on ITS second reading. On motion.
II was decided that the bill be rsad by sections.
Mr.. Lewis delivered, By proxy, an earnest and
argumentatiVe speech against the bill, contending
very forciby that its provisions were harsh, UNI
just and altogether at variance with the genius OF
republican institutions. stfN .ltf4EsEs 7
Mr.. Raulston defended the bill at some length.
Mr. Wines next took the floor and remark ed
thatthere were features about the bill. he could
not support. 1t was altogether too proscriptive,
and would prevent men from returning to loyalty,
by holding out no Inducements 10 that end As
the bill now reads. II would prevent from voting
A large number Of those who elected the mem
bers of the present General Assembly.
Mr.. Garner moved as an amendment to the
first section. that the word white" be stricken
out where il occurs in that section.
Mr.. Blackman moved TO lay the amendment on
the table. Carried. aye A., noes IL. Pending
further amendments TO the same section which
were offered. the House. on motion, adjourned
until 100 clock Tomorrow morning. rs
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RECORDERS CouRT.-Three parties were
tried yesterday for committing nuisance,
one being sent to the work-house and the
other two paying an aggregate fine of Sl2.
Two persons, arrested for drunkenness,
were sent 10 the work-house.
Two parties were committed 10 Jail for
robbing Jacob Jonas, on Church street, an
account Of which we published at the time.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-03

CHANcERY SALE OF "FREE SOIL" CRY
PRoPERTY.-On Saturday, Sd inst, at IL
o'clock A. NJ, Messrs. J. L. & r.. w. Brown
will sell on the premises n number Of lots on
Church and McLemore streets, near the
Depot ana Academy, very desirable property
for storehoases and residences, this being the
healthiest part Of the city, and free from
taxes of any kind for near twenty years. All
are respectfully invited 10 attend the sale, as
no better opportunity win be offered for
making profitable investment
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-03

y THE complimentary notice which was
published yesterday morning in the Press
and Timcs, in regard TO a certain 'tile," we
are inclined to think, was somewhat late in
its appearance. To our personal knowledge
the said tile has been worn by ''the Sub
scriber' for more than two months. We
doubt not that the article referred to was
written with the best OF motives; but, under
the circumstances, the spirit in which it was
conceived might possibly be miseonstrued.
Our contemporary, however, has the thanks
OF ''the Subscriber" for his kind Intentions.
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DIAMOND cur DiAMoNp.--A case was
tried yesterday in the Circuit Court in
which the parties were Jews. One Of
them formerly lived in Cincinnati, where
he contracted certain obligations; subse-
quenily during the war he entered
the service Of the United States, where he
soon became Major. Afterwards he was
sutler of a regiment, and when next heard
from he was a merchant in Nashville, doing
business in his own name lie wrote TO Gin
cinnafi to ship all the goods 10 him as an
agent as his creditors were pushing him, and
would trouble him unless all consignments
were made as he directed; Finally, the mat
Ter was brought into Court, damages being
claimed for. the nominal sum of 81 900, and
the case, was decided BY giving the plaintiff
one cent damages, and the defendant the
privilege of paying the costs
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FRrEDMES's BuREAu.--Special Orders
No. ID, lately issued at Washington by the
Bureau of Refugees. Freedmen, and Adam
doned Lands, direct the following-named
officers 20 report TO General Fisk for assign
ment TO duty: 2lst Veteran Reserve Corps,
Brevet Brig. Gen. John Ely; Ii. Col. Fred.
+. Trother, LIST V. r. c.; LIST Lieut. j. S.
Adams, 18Th V. r. c.; I'd Lieut.. $. w.
Groesbeck, 18th V. r. c.
Lient. J, s. Adams arrived here yester-
day, in compliance with the above mentioned
order. Ii is probable that he will be as
signed to duty in this city.
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SOME audacious hall-thieves visited the
residence of The Provost Marshal Genera
last night, about 10 o'clock, and helped
themselves to an overcoat and several hats
which happened to be lying upon the hall
table The loss was no, discovered until il
was too late TO apprehend the guilty parties
Afiairs of this Kind frequently happen in
the city, and too much care cannot be taken
10 prevent their occurrence, by depositing
articles of clothing in secure place.
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MAyoR LAWRENCE AND THE FRrrDNrx

MAyoR LAWRENCE AND THE FREEDMEN.
Several days since, Maj. Lawrence, Judge
ofthe Freedmen's, Court, issued instructions
10 the police of his department to make
arrests of all parties found congregated in
low negro saloons gambling bells, and
places Of similar oh ,racter. The city
police we're also encouraged TO make arrests
Of such parties. Two or three days ago a
large number Of persons were taken into GUS
tody for gaming. an account Of which we
published: and las, night additional arrests
were made, one saloon on Cherry street
being broken Up, and Others in different
parts Of the city. Places Of this kind are
far TOO numerous and the Bureau iscertainly
entitled 70 credit for the action IT has taken.
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SUPREME CoURT.-Judges Samuel Mil
ligan, Eastern Division; James o. Shackel-
ford, Middle Division; Alvin Hawkins,
Western Division; Attorney General, Thos.
q. Caldwell Clerk, jesse q. Frazer. ,
The law docket Of the Eleventh Circuit
is now being disposed Of, and is nearly con-
cluded. The Twelfth Circuit cases will
probably be taken up early next week.
In the case Of Ada Swan W.. ii. III. Har-
rison, executor, an opinion was delivered
Yesterday by Judge Milligan, in favor of
the defendant.
IS Samuel s. Merrill was sworn in as Atior-
ney.
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Ano saihe Popct siNes thc iobo"Ahs AZ 1he gu
tatiOns Of ahat day; yflnslsaas efaff

GRocERIEs.-The market continues active with
a liberal supply in all the leading articles. Our
merchants seem determined TO give ne one an ex-
cuse to go beyond us for their supplies. There has
been no material change in prices. We will give
sreviev and quotations in full ofthe market To-
morrow
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Biology ON the Late Dr. Mon.

NEW YORK, Feb. "A eulogy on the late DIR.
Valentine Mott was delivered last evening. under
the auspices of the New York Medical Society, in
Clinton Hall. by DR.. Jennings Bedford. before a
largo andicnea
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DIED.

At lis residence. in this county, on Thursday
evening, the LIST inst. FREDERICK BRADFoRD. in
the sixty-first year Of his age.
The friends and acquaintance are requested to
attend his burial on Saturday. the Sd inst at Ed
ward Bradford's. Eve miles from the city, on the
Granny White pike, at IL O'Clock, A. N.
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CRcurf CoURT.-gudge, John M. Lea
Clerk, David c. Love. eg sN
The cases on the docket were disposed of
yesterday as far as No. 344 No important
business was transacted. OF the two jury
cases tried, that of Catharine Noder VS.. Sig
mon sigfried, for breach of promise, was
disposed Of by rendering a verdict Of So 900
for the plaintiff. ars - ryf,7usfsf4
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Morality on an Rmigrapt shi,.

NEw YoRK, Feb. 2-Thirty- three deaths occur
red on the Bremen ship Albert Mercer. which ar
rived here yesterday, after avoyage of seventeen
days from Hamburg. She experienced NEST tenn
pestuous weather during the whole voyage. OF
those who died eighteen were children and fifteen
admits
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The following is list of marriage Ii.
censes issued for the week ending Feb. 3.
Joseph Nancy to Sarah Webb.
Gervas Bohny 10 Clara Gaerth. ~
Joseph A. Watson to Mary A. Graham.
Geo. W.sWilkinson to Fanny Graves.
William II. Mosely to Mary Z. Priest.
JIM. Holt TO Sarah a. Simpkins.
Michael Nestor TO Sally Brown. ~
VIM. johnson 10 Minnie Claire. asa
VIM. buchanan TO Lizzie Walker.
Andrew. !. Hughs to Emma Davis.
Henry Hunkel 10 Pauline Burger.
Chas II Roland TO Mary /. Drives.
James Bowmanto Emeline Barnes. "a
Richard II. Madden TO Martha j. Fowler
John t. Payer 20 Altha Parsons. w
John w. Parrish to Martha Hall.
John A. Nickry to Martha Larg.
John 7. Luton TO Maggie Smith.
Boyd McNickolson 10 Emma (. Reese
Vim. +. Simpkins to Sophronia Cato.
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FUNERAL INVITATION.

The friends and acquaintances of A. NELSON
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Of
his wife, ELIZA A. NELSON. at tho First Baptist
Church. tomorrow. Feb. Sd. at II A. NJ. Services
by DIR. r. B. c. Howell. aattH
Nashville Feb 9 1866
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-03

The military commission now in session
on Cedar street, will to-day try the case Of
Joseph Foster, charged with stealing gov
eminent mules ard horses
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-03

RAN Yesterday evening about 8
o'clock, hack-driver stopped at a negro
saloon on Cherry street, below Cedar, to get
something to drink. During his absence the
horses became frightened, and ran down the
street MS far as Line, when the hack was oyer
turned and smashed to pieces. No further
injury was done. Negligence Of this kind
ON the part of drivers is not uncommon, and
they should be made to suffer the penalty
due for such Infringement of the city laws.
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Great Fire a Fort Riley, Kans...

KANSAS CrTy, Feb. 2-The Junction City
Kansas uaioa says the commissary and Quarter
masters warehouse at Fort Riley was burned on
ing saved ffs - 81 sf17fFF
Considerable excitement prevailed In Cas-,
Jackson and Laizyeste tc1niies, on account eftbe
threatened organisation Of old bushwharksrs 10
etfsnpt to rescue seine Of their number now IN
Jail
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1T is expected that Gen. Fisk, Assistant
Commissioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau,
will return to this city sometime during the
coming week.
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Los. Of q Gossrnmen, vsael and all ON Board.

NKw YoRK. Feb. 2-Tke United States steamer
Narcissus was lost during one ofth recent storms
at the entrance to Tampa Bay, Florida, and about
forty persons--all on board-perished.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-03

FIRST PAoE.-The Late VIM. L. Yancey
The Feeling in the South--Lctfer from
Arkansas-The Tide Of Revoluticn-Ths
English Financial Panic-A Sensible Pro.
position--Proiest Of Senator Carriean-
Editorial paragraphs, etc. sHt1s
FOURTH PAcE-Amusing Letter from
> Major General in Search Of Job--Value
of Thoroughbred Horses, etc.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-03

The best method Of cleaning soiled walls
is to have them neatly papered by
jan26-2w WM. FREEMAN & Co.,
Is Public Square, Cor. Deaderick st.
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Geld and Cotton.

[By telegraph
NEw YORK, Feb. 2--Gold opened at l40ll. and
closed at 140A. Tlt fgE
Cotton quiet at 4gc.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2-Cotton dull at 45c for Mid
ding. ID 40 I'll = l. ~