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I'HE Best Agency.-Sond stamp for Circular
Il spd Ilsik-CsrHs Patent Indel.ibo Pencil Sent is
~ cts free By mil Il. J. CLARK CO. Notha pton, Msss
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national enrreney.

August !, are received.
The London Eeonom,t Of that date, speaking Of
tic Discount ana Money market, opserve.
Tie tendency st toward Increased ease and the falling
Il u tho Co-HssA dnsld permitting sOd once to
lsT Bans. Ia tie OF uloScsIs movement.
Tue demand for money, in connection with tho Soot Er
settling toasy has crested little AMIR aon, but.
dsasd of sns only very limited compared win
tue apply from other quarters the disturbance but sgh,
IL ,f,,s hoscver " SHOW the eIsas VI uaHsac.ioIs in
..ocs. sud law .Ls'es
100 following tho current quotations for PAPER Of tho
yailous dates.
- 20 ~ dels ...........--....Jj 10 - cont
mouth. 70 q cHht
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for aus WgF- RSpIsS NKnsRsDtf. Aug j., ls5l
ibep,itea expressly 1HR y. 4 iIBuAsi
Sbipp~r,o produce Ia order realize the Bgns; akss
.fiees oT tae eonss garments shoud reed TIE !oo"iDs M
structlons:
Marx the cons'gnees plsnly and nesy upen ssch
pscEage be shipped together with your Or pm
ya's mara, ano ESQ the couteHts OK tas package.
be sne thli e sftcs IL good shsn put frts
be package ans th they PIT Up that t.ey csnaos
b. eak q spoil GA the
Send invoice to the oonsignse BY mail immediately on
ct paent OF goods.
reputation for accuracy OF count weigh. ,sre ~. 10
very valuable Fslss MARKS only cscTedt brrc nd
purchasers cautious in future TO the oaysY II the p
per.
It IL well fer shipper to hsve uniform mark his
in Order that II buyer should b. peasei
char. he wonli know how TO I'm. smother
nsatuess and cleanliness Indispensable.
The following tine wholesale prices for bona
tide saes CT good articles IL goo1 order:
BEASs AND PEAS.
The Bean nerkt coutiDues quiet and dull ard prices
Irregular Gales reported t. both above and below
quotations TIE general suppoon that the new crop
AID that Win Do LLolsnt g maIket cary y AndIy.
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COTTON WASTE-For Machinery, Wiping
anl YAcnS slso for 5hppug In iots to suit purebAse
VI ssis b. w. w. TAULMAE,
No. 20 Wuuar.st
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Gmnsems'Its.
E&ARNU.is AMERICAN MTSEUM
- TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS

/ y&AREC.is AMERICAN NU-&EUM
20 TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
SUMMER Dnia4eIc coIrATY
urfcrt c.,c loa o' ts p -"o. .r G. o-ted to'9r'
&. W. CIfEhD
C. ". CLAtkt,
81. 81 lA..a,
eo1P'''c + '1ch g. tet, U q: h ~ tIERaaiNSF mi..
JENX.s WALTERS Aihs LOUISE. sc. &C. ali OF who"
''p' 81 .THIs AFrrEaooy AND EvENIN2
'''o iNT FFARf NEVER Won FAIR LADY,
ara also in '"'' ''"s l;ii4;iI FAD FARCE.
4 19s PPUNN bbRRFF4hhYY n n ES6LaNp,
LORD DuNDEEAgY IN ENGLAND,
the which have never oeen e1oeed in tbs country
between "a a DANCE by MILE. LOUISE
'''' ENORMOUS EXPENSE.
A MONSTER PYTHON.
A MONSTER PYTHON.
4 MONSTER PYTHON.
a MONSTER Ply THON.
THE GREAT DRAGON OF THE EASr(
TgE 6EEIT pa bsI iG9S 0 0F TIE THE s EasTl
THE L&GGES5 Of THE SNAKE SPECIES.
on The NORTH AMERICAN CONTINENT.
lie Aus '''' I IRON THE EAST INDIES.
ar- Formidable thH approach him on the
voysseto give hin food drink; consequently. be bOesms
and has already
DEVOUhED 10 RABBITS.
'- ''' EilREE PIGEONS.
nd Il. It'll feedin..
&c is uuivs-.oy pronounced not o,ly
IHk ChEAIEot MONSTER LIVING
THE MOST WONDERFUL NOVELTY.
THIS civilized world has never ALown anything iike IL and
NEVER WILL KNOW ANOTHER.
Hence even cur QUE IN such matters every lover VI
EVERY SCIENTIFIC MIND.
| ~ ss,sr. 4. anna nv ia
LOOK UPON ThIS HUGE MONSTER
az TlI I',t ,jFASD Old TEMPLE OF WONDERS
He may be 6, al. hOun EVERY DAY and EVENING.
as may ESQ ,.,,
TIE LARGEST FAt WOMAN LYING! -, ro,.,,n, E,
and Measuring Rou,d the Waist
YARDS II INCHES!
'"' '''M MOUNTAIN or HUMAN FLESH
TIE LIVING oURiNG OUTANG.
AUfOaAfON WRITER
TAE LiGhrNiSG CALCIkAroR
-r Bear Livius Auaeouds. Wa, Figures. &c
Adoli..ica 81 - ChdI.n under 40. Is cents
FRIDAY and Sal kgAl,
The new aud leufh.be iaIee ea'iued
LORD DUNDREARY ~ EkGLA-,p ard
FAINr HEART NEVER Won YAlR LADY
NlBLOs GARDEN.
~ Le.-es sod Mansser.........Mr WIN. wHEATLBY.
siXrY-YoURTH MOTT SIxTY-fOURTH NIGHT /.
Of Joan Bro. zhsia's Grand Rouantio Drapa OF
THE DUKES MOTTO.
which piece siter bens witnessed by
146,OO0l $4,000 PERSONSi
still continues irs
UNABATED SUCCESSFUL CAREER,
inducing the Ms1kser 10 announce II Tor every evening WI
!gTtaeI nOles
Nj COLLINS.
TIE sbra.ed Irish Comedian sn1 Vocalist Ia bis ofSSS
character o. -
CAHRICKtREOUs.
an rA solder OF ofpne win the o. Vitae. Bright
Vine" aud While There's LIE TEela's Hope"
Nj WILLIAM WuLAILkI
Ia bis original chArscisrof -
Capt BkrRI DE LA0ARDEHE.
Nr. L. r. SHknEL LII -
Sir. }. O. CHIEE
NJ. J. W. .AhOElr4
MI. r. tAbb..
Nh. y f(EDAb .vtht
Mr.. c. Acknowledgements HUNCAhACk
MAD. fJN!ol
Mrs IL - ~ az
Mrs. J.. K 5htWE
GORGEOUS COSTUMES.
MAGNIFICENT NEW FURNITURE 10
NOVEL MECHANICAL EFFECTS.
DELIGHTFUL MUSIC,
Under the a.iselaSA o. Aisf'sy l.. DoGrSitL
GRAND BALLET
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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State Butter ha. continued in light receipt and prices
FIRM. Strict hGkns sat bring Atae s9ove our qds.
ta0ns for them, Ou. such sbipnsbs tnss
s.ye the try of choc. quality are Inferior when they
rive, owing 70 the excessively weather There seems
to se hppng demsnd for State Butter except u
all for the Sou bern markets the wanis Of the hoco
ae arc however rather ia Of the receipts Wes<.
dull There Il some inquiry for prime grades,
which plenty snd os grades but for medium q1AS
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Sales bn Nntiion.

A p. -iKVwiS. AErNJn's..
10y BbNCS, E.1GMiN 4 Ca, Irving Huiil-
ID Ing. Nos. 50 sud soj BrsslF-, 5a.s G. rooa N.s
so.sry Picures Woifs - Ait -ar.y D.iis tlt.rr a.
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DAsIsL Il. BrsDsrr. Auc-Oaee
DAsrx1 Il. BvRDH1T. AneaoneeT.

~ 3. MNNNIINI" NNI4f.
a. By BURDETT. JONES Co.
b, virtue Of OF seudloui 10 ne directed
OIL delivered vii s ts pGOhc ancoh, on tEs IA Gay
August LOO 81 IL o'clock board thereof The prize
phip NORTH CAROLINA. her TACKLE. Sc
N B.-The vessel hes al TIE AtEHne Doo1 bfooE'
fyu.-AusSa IL 1853 X MURRAY, L. D. NAIshAl.
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Gao. u. NAyDoCE. hactionee' c,,.,D1
IRENClI AND AMERICAN uLao9 " - 1niai5'
Il by ROBERT bAlpOGh.-IhiS OAA' - ~ @'
o. Liza Saesrooal No. lUl LibeI'ysL
100 cases Pensr's lr"rch GAS o.
so case. Cut and rian ffench "4"'''
500 pesgs. America rhnt o4ass
flJ boxes ComMoI aEiuisIs.
POO ockg. Kerosene (hDneys-
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DASiEL Il. BrRpgTf. Agc;iSaoor
A IL - ~

~ Bi BUEDETT. JONES Co.
BY virtue Of ,sadioni ponas to me- directed
one eodysred viii sell Pubic ACTION on Toe 42d "a
6f August 1863. ~ O'clock a. board thereof, ~
Hip PRINCE LEOPOLD her 7sckls, &c.
Eth. above vessel lie, at toe Au.sie Deck, Brook
typ.-August IL. 1895. X EDkkAI, L :. 4aA'hal
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pAylsL II. BuKpsTT. Aae.isae,

>. MAKSHAL'S SAIL.
u BY URDErT JONES Co.
virtue Of writ Of ysrdfoni sxpo3s-. TO me directed
delivered will eel at Yuoc socton, the I'D Gay Il
August 1859 Al AZ O'clock board thereof the BhiU
bLLTA, HER TACkLY. &c.
n BTSe shove vessel lies 81 the Atlantic Dock. Brook
Eyu-Aug IL 1855 r. MURRAY. u. ). MsEhs.
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DANIEL d. BrEoEIr, Aae,ionee

IT s. MARSHAL's SALE.
u By BURDETr. JONES Co.
By virtue Of wrl 81 veaauosi sIponas to dTectsd
en- delivered. viii se a. PUBLIC AUCTION, en- the ID
Day OF august 1852 a. l o'clock CD board thereof
BE prizs GesHer h ELIZABETH, her TACKLE Nc
n B-The ABOVE vessel lies a; the Union Stores, Brock
fyp-Aus II. iCG3 K MURRAY, L. :. AGIsb-l.
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NASHVILLE, Juno 10, 1868.

Sword PREsEETATIoN.-The members
Of Company /, 4th Kentucky infantry,
in camp at Triune, on the 9th instant,
presented splendid sword to 1t. JAMES
McDERMoTT. The gift was made by S.
M. johnson, on behalf of the company,
who stated that it was token of the res
pect of the company, and commended in
an appropriate manner the services of the
Lieutenant in the war for the preser-
walton of the government
1t. MoDERMoTT, in response, expressed
his sense of the honor which had been
conferred upon him, and in accepting
the token of the respect and confidence
Of his comrades, with whom he had been
associated for two years in the camp and
on the field, on the march and in the
bivouac, assured them that il would bt
his aim to WELD the sword only in the
cause Of right, justice and liberty, and
in defense of the noble Gag of oul
country.
The affair was handsome one through
out. We wish the gallant Lieutenant
and the brave boys under his command
all the success they can wish for in thi
contest with the enemies of Republican
institutions, speedy conquest of th'
rebellion, and safe return TO thei
homes and friends.
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Mr.. A. M. DoRLAND, long and favora
bly, known among the jewellers of this
city and elsewhere, in connection with
the house of his brother GARRETT 7. Dor
LAND, importer Of watches, Cincinnati,
Ohio, has, we learn, established himself
in business in Murfreesboro, Tennessee,
where, with large and complete stock
of watches, jewelry, spectacles, gold
pens, etc, and a corps of experienced
watchmakers, he is prepared to attend to
the wants of officers and soldiers Of the
Army of the Cumberland. His place of
business is in the Bank, North side of
the Square, better known in the army as
being the Office Of the Paymaster, when
there. We can recommend him as being
reliable and honorable business man,
and worthy of success.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

"IsaIIy Hound the Flag, Boys"
At Belleview," we'll known 10 all the
citizens and visitors from other places,
will be a celebration Of the Anniversary
of our Independence. The landlord, Mr.,
Robert Weitmueller, will undoubtedly do
his best, in every respect, to make every
thing agreeable. Many of his German
friends have induced him to arrange an
entertainment suitable to this occasion,
and we know the tasty and fan.loying
Captain win be kept busy to wait upon
his numerous friends. Let us have a
merry Fourth FRIEaD.
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TO rHn CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE

The health of the city demands that
il should be thoroughly cleansed. All
filth or nuisances ON the premises of
citizens must be Immediately removed
to the streets or alleys and placed in
heaps, SO that the same may be hauled
away by the government wagons, fur
nished by Gen. Granger, Commandant
Post.
Premises will be inspected and the
city nuisance laws rigidly enforced. If
the enforcement of civil law fails to eff
feet the object, more expeditions power
will be applied.
JNo. HUGH SMITH, Mayor
iune11-1w.
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For Tie Nashvills UniOn.l
OBITUARY.

Rev. WILLIAM MINIS, Of the Presby terrain Church,
died at BIS residence IN New Market East Tennessee
tho hrat week In MAJ. ihave known Mr.. MrrSs for
the last IS years. having first made his Acquaintance
In Dis native county Of Bount, In the spring Of ls2s
Ho vas seltmade man, Tailor by trade, and piled
the needle AZ means Of support, vale he studied
the Latin Greek and Hebrew languages BY indus
try energy, economy, and perseverance,, he paid hia
own expens ., while at College, graduating AZ Mary
Vile College with the frat honors He studied Diyn.
ny under the venerable Isaac ANDERSON, y. D., and
commenced the work Of the Ministry in 1925, having
devoted himself laboriously to that one work for
thirty eight years. BE was born IN Blount county,
December 18th, 100, and was therefore In his cath
year. he possessed an iron constitution. and al
though 1t was greatly impaired by excessive labors
in his high and holy calling, no looked to be much
younger than he was.
Mr.. MINIS was fvorably known to the Presbyte-
ran Clergy Of the United States as Of talents,
pety usefulness aud devotion to the best interest Of
the Church, and his whole country Al the time Of
bic death, he had in his charge two Churehes-one
at NEWMARKET, and the other at westminst r. Prior
to this wicked Rebellion, he always had in attend
anes on his ministry, large congregations After the
war commenced, the Devil entered into most Of the
Clergy in his country, and the firm stand he took for
the Union, tho Constitution, and the Enforcement
Of the Laws, being known, his congregations In
creased and the people OF that country Irrespective
DENOMINATION, cane to hear him fer miles around
and allied the house to overhowing, eyincing thelI
desire TO bearan unconditional Union man, and one
10 whose piety they oonhded.
Mr. MINIS leaves a vie, four daughters and three
sens 70 mourn their rreparabe loss, which, to him
il eternal gain. His eldest son, JonN B. MINIS, Il
an officer ia one Of the Federal regiments in The
army Of the Cumberland. second son was cap
tured fourteen months ago, by the Rebels in attempt
ing to into Kentucky wounded by then, ans
| is cripple for life. A third son is in the noun
tains trying to make his escape to the Federal army
The daughters well educated, two Of them being
married, while the other two arc single.
Notwithstanding Mr.. MINIS was unable to vail
during his last illness, and HIS son was at home
cripple notwithstanding his age, and life devote,
to the cause of God and his country, squads of un
mitgated ruiIians, dressed In Rebel uniforms, fire.
quantity visited his house. threatened him with death
and threatened to oonscript his crippled son. Go,
ia his mercy and wisdom, has taken the patriot an
| good man home, where Southern traitors and tn
vlolators cf law will never go to disturb him, or IT,
harmony Of those who msy follow him
W. G. BR0WNLoW.
NASHVILLE, juno 10, 1868.
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&g Telegraph
MrDE1eHT DISPATCHES.
We received no dispatches last night.

A clergyman going to church last Sun
day came upon two urchins who were
playing marbles. aDo you know where
little boys go who play marbles on Sun
day ?" asked he very solemnly. "Yes,
sir" answered one Of the marble play
ers, "some of 'em goes to the commons,
and some goes down to the river" If
that youth had been asked where people
go TO buy books, magazines, and news
papers, he would have said "To SNaLE-
ToN'sw
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sUTLEns, DON'T READ THIS.

have small stock of goods which l
wish to close out Immediately, as wish
to go North. My stock consists in part
of
10000 Cigars, good brands;
90 Gross Smoking Tobacco;
1000 lbs. Killickinick Tobacco;
Chewing Tobacco;
Pipes, Paper, Pens, Envelopes, Ink, Black
ing, Soap, Soda, &C., &c. Also, 200
Reams Wrapping Paper. l mil sell
cheap. Come to "a Deaderick street,
near Cherry. s. A. BARNES.
may2A-tf
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Nnt,cnt 70 sinner.

Just received and for sale at reduced
rates.
$50 barrels dried Apples.
100 do do Peaches.
100 boxes Cheese.
90 barrels fresh Eggs.
100 boxes Raisins.
125 kits Mackerel.
Candies of all kinds; Figs Dates /;
Nuts. Always on hand full and gem
eral assortment of Suffers supplies, 70
which we call the attention of our
friends and the public. Our motto is
quick sales and small profits.
A. q M, LANDsBERG & Go.
Corner Square and Market street.
may 10
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Every true and loyal American upholds
the Union. The ladies uphold the Union
(of marriage) and together with the Ma
tional Union, Cameron, Wright g. Co.,
uphold the Union Of New Styles OF
Dress Goods of the finest quality, and
have on hand splendid assortment Of
every description of Dry Goods. Call
early at their store, Corner of Deaderick
Street and Square. [june 11-2t.
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STRAW GOODS, SoFT HATS, &c.--Horn-
beck & Ashbridge, 40 College street,
have just received fine assortment of
mems, boys and children's straw hats,
ladies Shaker hoods, misses and childs'
trimmed hats, mems and boys fine soft
hats, &c, which they are offering at a
very low price. june9 81
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FIaHT AT LA VERGNE, I'VE learn that
on Tuesday evening last, force of rebel
cavalry, estimated at about 1000, under
command Of Gen. Starnes, attacked and
drove in the Federal pickets at La Vergne,
on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road. A regiment of cavalry advanced
10 meet them, but was forced to fall back
upon another regiment sent TO support
them. The rebel cavalry pressed on so
vigorously, these we're, in turn, driven
back, when they were reinforced by a
brigade of cavalry with artillery. The
tide now changed the rebels were push
cd back, and finally driven beyond the
river. Their flight continued until the
Federal troops were called of. Our ar
tillery was not used. The loss on the
Federal side was seven killed and few
taken prisoners. The rebels lost thirty
killed. Gen. Mitchell was in command
Of the Federal fOrces.
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The honor of capturing the rebel bat
tie flag in the fight at Franklin, last
week, we are informed, belongs to Capt.
b. Smith, (acting Major Of Company d,
I'd Michigan Cavalry. The flag was a
splendid one, presented to the rebel
troops by Van Dorm.
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f. Il. French will open to-day a large
stock of his celebrated Caters and Boots
for ladies, misses, and ehildren--all
made up expressly for his customers, and
warranted. Also, gentlemen's extra fine
Boots and CATERS. j6 81
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A. d NJ. LANDSBERo d Co., corner of
Market street and the Public square,
have on hand ffy barrels Of choice Dried
Fruit, APPLES and PEACHES, which they
are offering at the lowest market prices.
Call and make your purchases.
april 29-tf.
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All persons having claims against the
Government arising from the use Of cot
ton bales on the Notifications at Nash
vile, are hereby notified that they must
be filOd with the Board appointed for
their investigation on or before the 18th
day of May, 1861 after which date no
claims will be received.
By order of the Board:
e j. j. DoNNELLY,
may7tf Captain and Recorder.
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DEATH OF ApJUTAET j. w. BoYNToN.--
This accomplished gentleman and gall
liant soldier, died few days ago at his
home in Hamilton, Ohio, Of wounds re-
ceived IN the battle of Stones River. He
was the Adjutant Of the Goth Ohio, which
bore a conspicuous part in that obstinate
and bloody battle; and till he fell
wounded upon the field, was at the post
OF duty, Drawing every danger and set
ting brilliant example for the imitation
of his comrades. He was brought TO
Nashville, after the battle, and tenderly
taken care of by Mr.. ANDREW FLYNN, a
a gentleman who knows how TO honor
private worth and soldierly conduct,
whether of friend or foe, and who took
pleasure in doing everything possible TO
alleviate his pains and cheer his spirits.
Adjutant Boynton enjoyed the conf
dence of his superior officers and of his
entire regiment to high degree. 1t
could not have been otherwise, his con-
duct was SO uniformly upright and
gentlemanly. He had also many warm
friends outside of the army in Nash
vile; all of whom viii be profoundly
grieved to hear of his death. He gave
himself to his country; and we donbt
not in the hour of his death realized the
truth Of the ancient maxim: aDalce q
dccorum est pro potria aori." screen be
the turf above him." t
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Rich ana Rare.

A new and elegant assortment of Pho
tOgraphic Albums, more richly embel-
lished than any hitherto brought to this
city, have just been received, and are for
sale at T. M. SoHLEIER's Photographic
Rooms. Also, a choice variety of Card
Frames, in enamel and gold. These are
new article, only just imported.
apr16-tf
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J.H. income, citizen of Williamson
county, has been arrested, on a charge OF
furnishing the enemy with information
during the recent fight at Franklin, and
semitic this city for trial by military
commission. ..r
Joseph Horn, and two other men ma
med Hard and Crenshaw, also citizens OF
Williamson county, have been sent here
to be tried by military commission, for
cutting the telegraph wires, whilst the
fight was in progress At Franklin. All Of
them were committed TO jail.
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Will be added to our Auction Sale on
Friday, June II, large lot of ready
made clothing; the balance of dry goods
in store. TRABUE & LUoAs.
lie III 2t
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Do not fail to go to Crunk' auction to-
day at w. Freeman's residence, No. &c
Cedar st., If you wish good piano forte
mirror, parlor or bed room furniture, car
pets, mattresses a cook stove with boil.
er attached, table ware, grover and Ba-
ker's Sewing Machine, &C., sc.
June IL IL
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THEATRE.-The popular drama OF "rhe
Robbers" win be presented to the lovers
of the legitimate at the Theatre tonight.
Mr. Lingham appears as Charles dc Moor;
Mr.. Allen as the Count; Mr. Foster as
Francis; Mrs. Bernard as Amelia. After
the play, songs by Mr.. Stewart; and the
farce Of $1,000 Milliners," most anus
ing afterpiece.
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G. G. Bradford, ESQ., Of this county,
was under arrest yesterday by the mil
itary. We do not know in what he had
offended.
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Persons wishing fine pen can find a
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, ~
Cherry street, two doors South Of Cedar.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-11

The Seven Sisters will be repeated for
the last time at the new theatre tonight
the performances being for the benefit Of
Mr.. j. e. McDonough, whose taste and
genius have been displayed in the getting
up of this attractive sensational play.
If but 1.-THE of those who have been
delighted by his handiwOrk, attend his
benefit, he win have cause TO remember
Nashville pleasantly for its appreciation
of his exertions to entertain her citizens
We look for an overlooking house.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-11

THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1863.
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day. Unless they do this, we cannot
promise that they will be filed. Our
mail edition is so large that the outside
necessarily goes to press on Thursday,
and We must have the orders Of news
dealers by that day, to insure their being
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