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The Nashville Daily Union
Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee
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Nashville local news on February 18, 1863: Cumberland River rising to 15 feet on Shoals, cloudy weather promising more rain, muddy streets. Acknowledgments to businesses L. Brock & Co. for bottled favors, Brown & Co. for papers and stationery, and WM. Lyon for superior buckwheat.
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LOCAL AND COMMERCIAL
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 18, 1863.
The Cumberland is still rising, with at least fifteen feet water on the Shoals. The weather continues cloudy, with very flattering prospects of still more rain. Our streets are now the delight of all appreciative puddle ducks.
Our politest bow is made to L. Brock & Co., 72 east side of the Public Square, for "bottled favors." Give them a call.
Brown & Co., College street, will accept our thanks for late papers. Everything in the way of Stationery and Newspapers will be found in great abundance at their establishment.
Do you love good buckwheat cakes? If you do, don't fail to call on our friend WM. Lyon, No. 41 South Market street. He presented us with a sample of buckwheat, which we pronounce unequalled. Thank you, Mr. Lyon.
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Nashville
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February 18, 1863
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The Cumberland is still rising, with at least fifteen feet water on the Shoals. The weather continues cloudy, with very flattering prospects of still more rain. Our streets are now the delight of all appreciative puddle ducks. Our politest bow is made to L. Brock & Co., 72 east side of the Public Square, for "bottled favors." Give them a call. Brown & Co., College street, will accept our thanks for late papers. Everything in the way of Stationery and Newspapers will be found in great abundance at their establishment. Do you love good buckwheat cakes? If you do, don't fail to call on our friend WM. Lyon, No. 41 South Market street. He presented us with a sample of buckwheat, which we pronounce unequalled. Thank you, Mr. Lyon.