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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09

CouEI MaRTIaLS EsTESeEs-Below s-s e
here: 9
Aady Wilcox, lOlst U.s c. /, for sessr-
ton, was sentsnced to forfeit al psy and n.
~loEanees up to the time Of esnvicEoD, asd
10 make good the lime lost. Sentences re
mitted.
John CLARK, leth Regulars, for absence
without leave, vas sentenced to forfeit SlC
pay, and 10 Do ten days police duty IN tbs
camp Of his regiment
Squire Ellis Is h {. SC I, for &c -ertion.
was sentenced 10 forfeit all pay and allowan-
ees, to make good the time lost, and 70 be
confined in the camp Of his regiment for
ninety DAYS.
Thomas Coffee, 18Th Regulars, sor dsaer-
ton, was sentenced 20 fSrfeat oae months
pay, and to do fifteen days police duty IN
de. guard.
joseph Seymour, same regiment fer alb
sence without leave, ~ss sentenced to forfeit
$40 pay far two consecutive months, aud to
do two months police duty in the camp Of
his regiment, with ball and chain attached
to his let leg.
James Cluns, 10th Regulars, for absence
without leave, was sentencsd to forfeit one
mouths pay, and y do ten days police duty
Michael Dunn, letb Regulars, for deser-
ton, w~assenteneed to forfeit $40 pay for
six months, and TO be confined in the
camp Of his regiment, al hard labor, for
three months.
John F. Twomilys 10th Regulsrs for de-
%sertion, was sentenced to make good the
TINE lost, to forfeit two months pay, and to
days police duty, with ball and
chain attached TO his left leg.
James Lacey, 18th Regulars, for desertion,
was not awarded any punishment, the
Court thinking he had been already uai-
punished.
William H. Brown 18th Regulars, was
sentsnaed TO be confined in the p~enitentia-
~. Sentence RENTED to six months.
William II. Bouker, 10Th Regulars, for
aesertion, was sentenced 10 forfeit six
months pay, to make good the time lost,
70 do ninety days police duty in the
camp Of his regiment with ball and chain.
Jacob Reddiek, l7th U. s.. G.. l., charged
murder. was found guilty Of invOlun-
larry m~anslAughter, and sentenced to the
p~enitentiary for I've years.
william Hall, 18th D. s. C. /. for s~teslinS
rom q brother soldier, was sentenced to
hrse years in the PenitentiaFy.
Henry Bries, 18th U. S c. ! was acqpit-
ed Of the charge Of mutiny.
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JoURSALIsTic.-We are happy to learn that
Lieutenant Colonel KoeI of the 10th Ohio
infantry, has become connected with the
a Tennessee Journal, " the German paper Of
this city. The Colonel was a brave soldier,
and is a journalist Of wide experience, and
he will make our German eotempOrary wor-
thy the support Of our people,. We have
known him for many years, aud kaow him
70 be a true patriot, 3 perfect gentleman
and an able writer.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09

ExcIrfSG CHasK AFrEB A TBIEF.--LRst night
about seven o'clock, Ofsoer Bailey, Of the
Merchants Police, was passing up Cherry
street, when he observed a negro carrying =
large box Of tabaeco, aud immediately he
ordered him TO halt. But the negro seeing
he was discovered, started to make his es-
cape, when the officer fred three shoss ct
him, one Of which, IL Is believed, toak
effect.
The villain dropped the box, which is
marked " n. 4. E." and is in waiting for
! Identification II any physician is called
on, to-day, TO dress the wound Of q negro, Il
would be well il he reports the fact TO the
headquarters Of the police.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09

Old THEATRE.-The comedy Of Money was
the chief attraction last night. Mr.. Bar
rett's rendition Of Alfred Evelyn, like all Of
his acting, was perfectly natural and the
parts assigned to Wood Benson, Harry Eve
rett, Miss Andrews, Miss Burrett, and Miss
Fletcher were rendered in worthy
the conception Of the writer, and Of the
parties themselves.
Tonight We shall have a real treat pre-
sented-The Dukes Motto.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09

Persons u~nacqusintsd in The city seeing
80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for The trsament
Of Special Diseases, are often Is a loss 70 det
temine 70 whom 70 entrust the tzeatmep.
Of spck cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the Oldest estso-
lishmSnt Of this kind is 81 No. - Dssderiek
street and this should be q sufficient guar
Zee dsring the hours stated in his general
Advertisement Al nedieiaes JErzllAeS n
&e o6As-
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No 900

TOE SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
Il CITY PROPERTY New albany, Ind. proper
repair, newly PAINTED, on secoad rank Of he ohio
river in full VeU Of Il, near the foot Of The Falls
10 rooms, presses, cupbosgds, pan.Ty, cellar aid
eistern under he house. Stable under ground,
2fx24 Wood shed, &c &C. House stands so feet
back from one street aod 40 feet from the other.
Lot Is on the corner, 00x,60 with rear fsrcIng.
Also. two cottages, Of three rooms each, on LOT
i91xi70, with reRt ienca5 cistefn to each mouse.
aad well for both. Al valued ct So coo.
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100000
To be Sold for One Dollar Zach

Without rres-a 70 value Nd DOT 70 be pad ir IN
III YOu Enos uhat you vi receive.
Among those who have acknowledged rhs r..
ceipt o. VALUABLE GiFrS drssu from ths Ass0-
cianon since Jaa. ? las, he following kindly per
HTsyio7, RnFtoB, Pa. Gold Patent Lever waich,
value 500 kocL a Hot'hkiss, New Haven. Caun,
Melodeon, rane 80, Wills. 21d e, \.
pan, 10 York; s., 6oid Waieh, value tlq5. MIS- Ellen
B Dokarscn, RnEhampioa. N.Y. Msiodeou, rius
500. Mr. n h stone. 81 Tenth e.. y y. Piano. val
Ne $50 Nm Ihos A Mnlef scranton. Pa, pia-
Haone Eng. value ST5 Ms Ellen J Peck. euruE-
hsld, IN Me.odeo1, Falue sha DR. Van Rpsr.
washington, u c. 60 huulng Cssed Watcr,
vaEs $40 Eds II Lindsay, Worcester, Masa 4,
PIano, value $50 Mss Q h FsrEeit, Duhuqls,
lows, Diamond Ear Dr1Es, Wus $3.50. Funcs ]
Mora, rs Pean e., Ailary, y T.. Husi- Boz, -
lue SO. Er X q lngersnil, Urha1a- mo. silver
set. FEus go. Lieut. 3 4 Hendnars. Eillar1's Ho-
~, Washington, DC, silver Patent Lever Wasch.
va1ue 50 CapLI Wau-T, n r. silver Watch, "a
us - Geo-D Wood. Whisky. Cznada West, Cd.
yer Ns,ehs So Hm Eednsld. coiumoua, o.,
Nose Boz, sc.
Mary persons Who hars druan vsiuails prizes.
% uotWish thsir uames pubizhed or We mlgnf ~.
teud ms hsL LeHers ron Various paftaa tbfouan.
/ out The country. ncknoN sdEnr the rercilt q Fl-
uEae Eis, may b seen % Sc IN oar oEcs.
nsESEa o. usrzrsUuos.
CERTIFICATES naming sach zdicle rnd IA
VslrE, are pi.eed n seu'ee saFs opes, Nhich ~
the Ce7udcats Or Order or sGms Artistic. ascrih =
/ ieast one dolla- al reiED al b. delivered e. crl
cmce, - seuf b nal e any addrsss, anh1ut r.
chaser vii zee Whu ArAae 9 drana, and o. El1s
shich mzy b. rum u1s n Flfe hunirsf Dulau.
and ear tbsn teld Ona Dollar E1d rscaFs Ha ar1.
&c namsl.
ENo Blzak-EFs5 purchaser sss 40 Arid.
o. vase
Pates Ssaiinx vfh a. asy depend n hu.iu,
prompt returas, a1d the arlca draUa III b. M
me1aiely sens % snJ sa1rea b reuin nal u
e1pre
E1nre sr1shctrn 6uEranteed 10 ~ Casaa.
- Z Cerufcatea Gr Ona Drliar. Tbir1rra =
Tso Doiars. Thiry4hree ~ Eve nciars. 0rua
lndncera nts 70 AEsus.
Al lstieIl s1ould be adtressed
r. BENTON a Co
Box ~ Pes Otics, NsH Tort.
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KNOCKED Dows.-A negro was yesterday
passing along Summer street, below the
tresile work, when he wss knocked down
b. a member Of the 10th regulars, who
would have robbed him, but be had Moth
ing worth taking. Two citizens who were
passing along the street, saw the outrage,
and the soldier lied.
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RIsER AND srEAmBoAr Nrws

Tia river IA ef-ht r.l
: sad f.liiB- .io- sAepnel
The E.sn. ~
thsg.P w.sa aa'
oasd arrivals. 80 ~
Cgp,aiBR A., -.
is IS rossl,,t -
bs = ever aas
tsip in w. cp.
w.,, - vhieh i'
wishing 10 have sais-s ne =, -
osly 10 call on C,nt,in r
We pg-st
-rnneaore jan
~~s" severely j % Fr3ar
i~'t- pus Vc are rie1ssf % find tL-t
nsafiv reesrt re,f ..s .sr
eAt. asatn
&c Ftn t1at Aessrs. Ifet S~.t
yssterisv shintN .-f
Nerw iae
4-r was done.
T" vas he-tncsy ] nauf boats. nut
Ness. Diekey * sm.th vnb.-.-g
al hes
" 90 tspi
't ier 5fa the
e4le' eo-s 81 ths tad.e aaaaIhlLe Rr,-.
curry. the psissf,.
aa- All
- -sm- hercaiier
VIZ oe tnrousa Captaiu Pcc5Ies III. a..
saipncutvoali lage aesa
Mr.. Peebl-s s.
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70 was -geat lr TIE other
ooats Of TIE same li1e.
The Tvroue ana n.
ne1rN
The f9llowinrstskrn ram
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ar5 E-6tc,. - - pct
ssso sac AFkan
Piebr,.15 - -ts steamer
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ssJ - 49,. ~ s'eat nanle,
- N. asr.-s.- --. expressly
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ever 49, 49, . maj
49, II tue southern
svJl. 81 - 'eas al Lou
bos ~ aaeeeessisl
49, b,sf a. - 'ua' : me
tba Ecbt..t S.1-I uoa'ed' and
~
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model III Iig6f 5-srs eus~oty,
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~ bsav.iS,i - : Peilees 700.
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i Winirros- a. 7"
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,olslerv Nv Hen-v Wsh.tA-E ny
= 49, ~ VIC eah
$780, o1tFt o.- gas
nr,isbe~ Wsifo, 'e iaHoas
rha bru al - p--L---
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$500 s. Naame " .He ArAausa'
HY.alu \ = VAesi . saiant boat
SIa.seo we s.-eneh hchm nj,
IN ~ IAh' an a~.'sluse eier9, IN me
- 'eAIts Iel ~ SesAfnIe TINS ZIP
~ : 'u.. 49, on g~eNerhnleht
i'yt oAe' 81 naT. sne
sNI, ~ sers vii hnd
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LLo-, S'-FsS
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speeial notice.

The United States having turned over our
shop q machinery to US, on Dec lst 1865,
we viii be prepared TO resume business as
bnilders end contractors, on al Ist. Plans
and specifications furnished % our pstrons.
Turning and Carving to border, for the trade.
KARREs 4 Moons,
High street, between Church ami Broad.
dec30=2m.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09

FnE-As We 30 TOPICS 8 d~esirurtzs hHs
is raging on the sgusrs- It originated in
tie house ooeupisa By csoke, Norris & Go.
and adjoining Hicks block. The engines
are At Work and ne buildings asar may be
saved. Owing to The lsteness Of the hour
W anuotI learn the osiein of tie cosfagra-
ton, or the exient q fhe damsge. q
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selTEbuse.

This wise, which Is never practicsd Il.
ths preserve Of any one, has proved hi
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the mobiles
and most talented young men that era
gave tongue 70 ~eloqusnce or pen 70 cong,
II hiss destroyed health, blasted b conBti
tuticn, aud reduced the miserable victim 3,
. living skslst0n. No- are these it, fnsl
and fatal efecis in is pans are scattered
the ruins cf reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes 70 b
cured p~ernAneutly Of his aniceon, cal On
Dr. colenAn, Ne. q North Cherry strest
o. sddresl Aim By lettsrs Boz so3, Nash
VILE, Team. fsbss-d
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09

n. U. smith a Bro, No.s7 North Cherry
street, (Clay Roberts old staHd,D keep the
Finest F .mily Groceries. BrAnaies, Wines,
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Rye
Whistles, and 8 various assortmentof Fancy
GroeeIiss. All as cheap As can be had in the
city. All We ask is 10 give US 4 call and see
FOR yourselves
dec2S.tf
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To DrLrSovrSr MrHoHASTs.-Mr. Recor
der Wilkinson requests Us % state 10 mes-
chants and othors Interested, thatthey must
nov come up and renew their city hcenses,
OF be proceeded against according 70 law
A word te the wise is sufficient II they Do
not come up, he viii be compelled 10 pro-
coed against them. decs-iw.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09

RoxnknY-A store belonging TO Jacob
Kslslpgsr, in South Nashville, was ysster-
day robbed Of an ogereoat valued at S4S,
Mr.. X. was cut Al tho time the thief made
his entranee into the store, aud be has nc
clue 10 the suspected party.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09

! cites he welBme accoFded . BIN
last night shows that he made me
wiser choice Atthe same time, We
have authority for stating that Ar.
Booth is FrOfoundly grktefnl for the
friendship thus delicsteiy expressed
and will alFsYs remember il With graf
itude and plsssure.-N = 2tipe
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09
No. 223.

E0R SALE-l65 fset on North Front street, east
Z side, ua1t rorth Of land adjoining Bridge street.
known as the Blck Bridge Toll house property,
tmbraal ng the Toil-Housa an large Ldvers stsbs
Itwlll be sold as whole or In los. Now rented Tor
over $500 per antum.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09

PoLirErH SEEicHE.-The Police coars Is
about the duilest place in the city, new
that all cases in which freedmen are inter
sstsa have been mustered e TIE Freed
meas Court A few DRINKS and disorder
lie, constitute the whole docket
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09

sovru EksaSluls srEEEr IiAiLRoAD.-ThC
work on Cherry street on this road is pro
gressing even more rapidly than we ex,
Pscaed, and il viii not be long ill the com.
plete circuit, from Broadway TO the southern
terminus, has been completed.
We have often spoken Of she advantages
OF this improvement, and il is not neces
ssry to comment further at this time. Thu
public wilt not be able TO appreciate th'
importhuce Of the road till they have re
aIlrnd N
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09

NAsarn1a TErE- De-. Il. iss. ;
DROFEKTf cNasr % College a1d MaFsel
II aireoes. nergee1 Ne al1Ers nd truad atfert
Ere hsre1I uoE1sd - ccuztrlet neH stc1a or uirt
paTemsufH, Or 70 rsssiths ed ouas uhe-sser n \
requlred, IN ancrr1a1as VA ne spec dcatn1s Gat
E1a1ss aElch I'LL - nrcahsd UF tts Cay Errnasr
On auuIcaiicu. sd HurE muaf - c5mmaucai
aisaE - frys fcm ths dlia. sd pcssed raPalg
% 1omflrrcn. o. % ctT III e1utrsct sIls psrlas
~ a. 100 nd ths 4peu-s I'd - onarEsS 10
" EATT. sEoES, N,yor.
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No. 22l.

EOR sALE@Z7O) Acres Of Land, 6k miles from
il the Sewanee Coal Mines, Marou county. Tenn,
with good Improvements, Saw Ahl IN running or
der he general outlines and description Of which
sul be gwen. Price s. PER Scra-H rash, balaace
1 aud 9 year. VIII exchsnge for city or country
property.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09

II you want your Pianos wall tuned, cal
on O. Y. Jackson, az Lacks, on Union
street, or ct his rev ausic ss0rs, on Church
street. Orders from the country VII meet
with prOmPt attsnuon- oct2t-f
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40 27.

EoR sALE-DwELLING-No. q North High
Z street, formerly cccup ed hy Ny Niiiiam y
Ezidn. one Of the most compact neat convenient
and desirsbly located residences IN Nashville, with
al the modern Improvements, gss, water, water
closets. bathing room, good seEerage, stable, esr'
risge house, wood house. IN a dttlon there are
double window sazhes attached 70 the dwelling, To-
gsther with a fne lsupdry room, with sttonay
wardrobes, drawers, shelves, &C., &C. Nelfnoor-
hood peFhsps UNSURPASSED. Price 600 oLe-
half Ssh; balance one year, interest and hen.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-09

Go to Bryant, straiton & Cos Nashville
Business College for a thorough education
in Bookkeeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
nefship, Settlements, &c.
Send Tor College paper, Circular, &e.
Address BRfAhT, sTRATT0N & co.
octl3-lv.
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Parties sending Orders TO the Job
Department of this Paper will please
write 81 Uni0n Office" on the face OF
the Copy.
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No. 22o.

NOR RE NT-Five rooms in third story, south
years from JsB6sry lst, 1895. At 500 per annum,
and SEQ bonus. These rooms are we'll located FOR
business O1dees, and cheaper tha3 any we know
o~f-aseRging SIC 80 per monlh Tor zach.
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No. 2I4.
NO. ZIG.

EoR sALEl small Frame Bouse, lot 23r70, on
Jackson street, north Of the Corporation Spring
Price SIS.
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wisx-A gentsnaa in New Jersey is
sultivating the Portugal ssmburg grape
With signal suecess, from which en- excel
lsntwine il made, which is better than port,
s ard has been adopted for medicinal pur-
poses in hospitals. They contain valuable
medicinal properties. The wine is the pure
Juice, without adding any sugar or liquor o.
any Kind, but &c requires four years 10 per
feet nzSyriagieia RePu6ieaH.
rbi, vine Is very excellent FOR females.
For Sale by M-J.&C ". sAfrH.
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Ia another column picking samburg
Gsspes Tor Spears Vim as an adnira-
Ne article, used IN hospitals and y ne
N--Vcri in preference 70 cid port VINE.
4, w.u wo-th q trial. aud gives great
~i,n- ldse2l-suweoNly.
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kGAINn

HAVING rsturned again with a large
stock OF
Trimmings, worsteds. Zephyr,
&c, &o..
TO the old home, l would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville that we will
be prepared 70 manufacture any kind of
Cords, Tasseis, Buttons, Fringes,
&C., &c,
as good and as cheerfolly as formerly.
OSCAR B0HME 4 CO.,
n0rI-tf No. 9 Union street
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The chemical wonder known as the Eggs
Of Pharaoh's Serpent, are manufactured and
for sale by Yaryan 4 Co., Druggists, corner
Cedar INC Cherry streets. dee24-tf
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BEIDoEs REPAfRED.-AIl bridges on Nash
willie Decatur z. R. will be repaired to-
cay, and ready for passage Of trains as here
%tofOre. Through freightz win be received
on the teath inst.
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No. 234.

RR RENr-A peE Frame House Of rooms
10 Ncrth NsshTuis. near the resideacs q M
f.k chestham. Pice $500 per annun.
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IzrxovIEs THE sFHErrs.-Everywhere We
ace evidence that Mayor Brown, and Alder.
mar Kinney, who have charge Of the mat
ter, are detsrnirss that the streets shah b
properly improved. The work Of MeAdan-
lang goes on vigorously, snd side-vAlk'
are being laid a0wn, in q mHnnsr that i
sSsauy refreshing.
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DIG Course 81 Treatment

Physesns 4e constantly ANNOYED BY patients returning with usuui,-v rr,ot,-,
" dONEs has discovered q mode OF treatment Coz these diseases ahrh Il ~tb.-s
pleasure uhn q pain HIS treatment has uadereora o. u.ulranU-~v.- .I
complaint OF patients With secondary SypntML saoHea arantm Ma $500 .
toms podaesd BY he 0d school TmutmonL
DR. JONkSS chsrgs aye the same 10 an cse-wHl charge On, ann, r-e .
cure IS speedily as possible
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No.2la.

EOR LEAsE-store House. corner Of College sad
il Biosd street, for bal sncs Of 1886 ana 90. Pos
session sivea hRnsdissely. A good business 10
caity. Price $500. tfH
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TOR sALE-4t Lots. o. q hsnt feet. regulsxiy
Il and prsthly lad Oh, next adi oininE o. the south
the resiaenee grounds Of Hon. John Trmhe sod
y. F. Wilkins, Esa, and ia addition 10 the ae9FS,
seven acres Vslusbie lsod. with = commodlous
Brick Re idence. nov cceupisd ~ M Aich8rd
Shsdsr; al Of which We vii sch for less than ths
improvements cost va: SS,0o0-Whih H. less than
s. per loot I T the las. thr9Eipg IN seven acrea a
valuable ground snd 4 large, c~onmodons 5rek
House Does not this, for cheapnesss exceed sferE
thing thrown upon the MARKET
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Mo 900

EoR SALE-eQ, 20, or Ok feet front % North
4 Cherry street lO5 feet deep, next north OF the
Commercial HotsL This is 3 cenirsi business 10
eality. Price $3.50 per foot. One-half cash, balance
in / aud 2 years; interest and lien.
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No. 2I8.

EOR sALF-An interest IN a House o. 2 rooms
II and kitchen, en- Foster street, in Edgshsld,
near . Cavalry DeeOt" Possession given January
LIST. 1906. Res 500
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Administrators Nodcs.

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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale a. this Once or
printed 70 order
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E. P. Cone has received HsrTar's and
Lssls's Weekly, Police Gazette, Library
Companion, Naaen, Every Saturday, Round
Table, shoe and Leather Reporter, Metre
Politsn, bank Reporter, staAts zsitung, OBJ
server. Courier des Eta.s Unis, North Amer
can Review, London Lancet, Horticultural-
ISL Living Age, and the latest dailies.
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CON WEATHER.-sunday was = very pleas
ant day here but it was the reyerse in
higher ATTITUDES. The following was the
state Of the mercury at various points:
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Hsok sALE-teE fee. corner Nns and u1ion
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a 6Rs resceace
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colp@rhs weather isQune cold eutsniS
,lirh,y fdgid- wssh0ola not Be saslfissd
% ii tarn warn "a nin within , ~"
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
HEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
1I3 BroadVay, New York.

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TUESDAY, JANUARY g, 1855.



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