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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-24

ho " " DVA i''Nt Rsth'Hchut W.
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting snt; Stage Manager u ogden
Treasurer. ..................." Ii Dfigss
TUESDAY EVENING, Nor. 24,h, 1868,
For one night, Bu'wer's beautiful story Of
EARNEST MALTRAVERS. :.
Earnest ........-....... 80. Capt Charles
Darvit. ......., 500. --.....,. ..... Harrison
Jervas .-.t'.....s,''.'.'' ''.'..''. II tuion
FIT w li1ain d w IhOrFe
Alice. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Katie E5tee
DANCE, &c.
Conclude with the petite Opera Of
WHY DON'T SHE MARRY
IT = Songs and Dances
-. The management take great pleasure Ia In
forming their patrous that they will shortly pre-
gent en- entirely new piece which for interest, me.
chancsl aud Scenic effect has never been before
equaucd he piece il entitled
THE ANGEL OF DEATH
AgDoors opsn'st es. Performance will com.
mence at Z n precisely. no 24-lt
a GRAND BALL
The Ball that was to have taken place at the
VARIETI
last evening, wss postponed until
THIS EVENING,
on account Of the weather.
Those vino wish to enjoy pleasant evening are
invited to attend.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Z.
A Null,
JTM Mum
FLOOR MANAGERS.
VIM DAVIS,
Nesbit.
S N Aubinoe,
AR TGler,
CIV Null,
BW Woody.
There will be good Music in attendance and good
time warranted 10 all. 24-ltt
~ EXCHANGE HOTRL,
Corner 18th and Franklin streets.
GRAND PROMEN ABE
CON tRT AND BA l. L.
Prof BINGHAM takes great pleasure by informing
the ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond and vicinity
that, at great expense, he viii give the first OF
series OF
CONCERTS AND BALLS,
(The first Of the kind ever introduced in Richmond
TUESDAY EVENING. Nov. Path, 1888
Conducted on the same principle that has made
them so popular in Europe.
First talent vi the city engaged for the occasion.
Also, the beet Band that can be procured.
The new Hall viii be handsomely decorated.
The Arists,
Madame 'tUaI.,
Kiss SIOMAM,
Mss SlAMAN,
MIR sLOMAhI,
J Kessnich, Violnist; Mons ! Reihhar 1t, Pianist,
who will perform Oveftures, MOrceans from operas,
during the Concert.
The whole TO be under the special supervision of
Prof j ST MAUR BINGHAM.
The Concert will commence at s O'Clock with
Grand Overture, with Piano and Organ aGcO.npani-
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aAxu-yu1unn DASA

AUU1701 6zL1s.-y U1u,. 1Asa
= Is:sasssv . O.. 1IesE Asds.
Ia IN u ascsSss, 6 eaf eGsos, On Wsdnes'
w -. ~ aSeh inse, q - o'Saock-
Nm Virginia Registered bonds, ~ ~ -.
ioceo Ooesedesaas eeases eeapoe ~
,oeo oSeisaera.. ss.s.a coupon sosa'' DDS
1000 Richmond and York River rairoso
per cent bonds -.,,,o.a a ucr
1000 Orange and Alexandra 'e'"A ~
ceas bonds
I 900 Bedford county bonds
20 shares Bank Of Va stock
a. do bank Of the CommonWeann stocx
10 do Richmond Female Institute sue.
VI do Orange and Alexandra railroad
stock
10 do Richmond Importing ana Export
ing stock
ao RICHMOND and Petersburg Inn
porting and Exporting stock.
ooaa LANCASTER co, Auct'ra
ALSO,
$4,000 Confederate convertible bonds
GOO Manassas Gap bonds
10 shares Old DOm'n Tradipg Go stock
s do Traders' Bank stock.
no q LANCASTER h 90, Stock Aucts.
b. Hin, Dickt.son e Co.; Aact'rs.
A1O Washer, IroEer, and House servant Ior sale.
IL We will sell at our auction house, on Wednes
day the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, . likely young GirI
II years Of age, who Is q No washer, roher, eo0
house servant She is sold for no fault.
HILL, DICKINSON h co,
no 23-t,ia Auctioneers.
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--------------- -
MORN, Meal, Potatoes, 30
\ 100 bushels corn
100 do corn meal
100 do very ine Irish potatoes
10 bbs pure cider vinegar
Crushed and brown sugar
Soap candles
Butter, lard, starch, &c.
For sale by JOS q WAITE,
On Franklin st, near the Old Market
no 24-eod3ts
OO BAGS SUPERIOR COFFEE
Z\D 100 kegs and bbs lard
20 bbls superior rum
25 bills very fine whiskcy
30 bbls apple brandy
1900 boxes tobacco, amongst which Is some
very fine black sweet 10, pounds,
and half pounds, suitable for shipping
80 tierceS rico
so boxes aud bbls Sugar
$50 bags Va salt. For sale by
N1EW MUSIC, New Music
~ The Southern Cross
Up with the Flag
The Captain with His Whiskers
Farewell, Enchanting IOpo.
One handsome octave Piano Forte, with stool and
cover. At Phi TAYLOk'S Music S:oro,
no 24-2ts 1873 Main etreet.
NTIGHT SCnOOL-A Night School, for the &C.
~ coMnodation Of few classes, viii be opened
af Mr. q W CONES school rooms, on Franklin Ct
bctwaen 9Th and 9th, Oh Tuesday, December LIST, at
O'Clock r n.
For rent, at the above-uamed place, q private
Room, suitable for q single gentleman, partly fur
nished. no M-ltA
FgsO the Creditors Of Capt Psrke Poindsxter,
decd. An PERSONS having claims against
Capt PArke Poindexter decd will please make them
known to myself or John Mann, Attorney Ct Law.
Petersburg, Va, In order that arrangements may
be made for their settlement.
no 24-3tt FANNIE w P0IEDKxTER, Adm'x.
VrOR 6AtE-A splsndid new 1aggy, lssthsr top,
and we'll hGiahcd Also, Harness, AMI god
Family Horse They eau BE- seen ct Mr. Jos IfJx's
otakls. no24-Its
lyAFE fos Sais--For safe, = large are proof Safe
a st JOHN " DAVIES3
no 2A-Sr bookstore, fth st.
II NOR Sale-Two good MuScs: Que years Old, and
tbs oshsr s. they are sound and work wcit.--
Apply ss No u Pearl street. no 2l-2ss
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.
CUB.TTTUTE WANTED Wanted, a reliable man,
~ over 45, Substitute in favOrite artillery com
pany. A liberal price will DO paid for a man that
can come well recommended
GEORGE A HUNDLEY,
no 24-4tt 1872 Broad street.
- character and recommendations, over As years
-of age, liberal price viii be paid. Address IN A
X" through the Pest Office no 24-Si+
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TOBACCO Factory Tixtss@ = a4etsa: g.
= be FDsaeos kssisry q 8 Aw 1ayIs, ess.s e
7lth cid 1rauklin ~, ~ II hs 1sea6oo E1sssse,
10000 Ihs TOBACCO stems
shape screws
PCT do
Is Bo ss ' Do
stem do
stoves and pipes
lump mills, IS
80 iron bands
IL iron sinkefs
138 twelve inch irons
lis Hx. inch do
sets six inch sinkers
lot blocks
Hot twist benches
levers
lot segments
] lot tihs
desk and copying press.
TObaeco boxes
Drying pans
Tobacco sticks, 30:
noM r 8 PIBAsANTs, Auct.
"ANDsOMB Household Furniture 1t auction
H On Friday, 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock, will sell
at the residence No 30 Broad between 4th and 9th
etc, general assortment Of household and kitchen
Furniture, consisting in part Of
Sofas, parlOf chairs
Mar le,tOp tables
Brussels ani ply carpets
Gilt mirrors, engravings
Mahogany wardr0bes, bureaus
Bedstesds, lounge
Cane and wood seat chairs
Mahogany and other tables
Washtands
Feather beds, mattresses
Safe, china press, clocks, &c.
ALSO,
An excellent assortment Of china, crockery, and
glassware,
ALSO,
variety Of kitchen utensils, amongst which ID an
excellent cooking stove.
no2l ES PLEASANTS, Auct
II Ely and Good Will Of Restaurant at auction
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- auctica.--Will be sold On Friday, De 17sh day
o. November, On The premises Il O'Clock \, I'M
brick tenement situated on The North side Of Main
between 22d and 23d sts. he lower part y now &c.
cupSed ~ . grocery, the upper part - Q private
dwelling.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
NO % JAS Il TAYLOR, Auet.
HOUSE and Lot for sale et auct0u.-WiM Be
H sold, on Friday, the 9th day Of November
90 the premises, Immediately aater tho above sale,
corner 30h and Franklin sreets At present. occupied
by Capt w Thomas. The house has six rooms and
kitchen, with q we'll Of good water 10 the yard.
Terms made known ut sale
no 2i-4ds JAS n TAYLOR, Auc&.
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(ET ANTED- Four Moulders, to whom the highest
W. wages will he paid, or piece work. Apply at
once to BRADLEY,
no 17-6.t In Manchester
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rHom ruH FRONT.
TRrsrON, Ga, Sept 10, /

TREEToN, Ga, Sept 10, 1868.
l have penetrated as you see lhas far
into the dominions Of JEFF, and intend
travelling on until the gulf is reached,
where presume Bragg and company are
destined for. The inviDcible Army OF
the Cumberland is moving steadily on
Chattanooga is now occupied by Gems.
Wood and Van Cleve; Rome, Ga, will
be this week, and then good bye to the
Confedoracy. There is much readable
and valuable information from this 'front.'
which l am not at liberty TO mention or
publish; rest assured, however, that it's
all right, and would, il at present polite
to publish, cause such rejoicing at home
90 was never known or dreampt Of
Braggs army is perfectly demoralized
and disheartened, as hundreds OF de-
serters will testify TO. The desertions
from his army now are not merely pri-
Yates. Field, staff, and line officers are
coming, or rather pouring in daily. |
have met with several respectable, veal
thy citizens who have spoken Of your
paper in the most hAttering manner,
and the sentiments adduced by
you. They own slaves, and are very
willing TO give them up for the sake
as they say of restoring the old flag, and
see il wave again over their once happy
and prosperous country. The name OF
Rosecrans is terror to the rebela, and
especially to the rebel soldiers. They
say he cannot be whipped, and that they
are willing to surrender rather than fight
another battle. regret being unable to
furnish you with further details with
reference 10 our prowess. Gen. Steven
son is in command at Bridgeport, and is
all right on the goose. / met with my
old friend, Capt Will. o. Sarr, COM
manding the Sd battalion of the Pioneer
brigade. He is all right, and has an eye
single to the pontoons. A all events
the pontoons are all safe while under his
care. Look out for hot work this week
we are going in TO psy our compliments
TO the rebels. You will hear from me to-
morrow. Ono.
LATER --Qrittendens whole corps arc
at Chattanooga. Gen. Minty is at Knox
vile.
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A black man tells how 20 deal with
bloodhounds He has been chased him
self
Z" He told US when the dogp followed
US in the oanebrake, in order TO prevent
them from keeping the trail, we should
travel as much as possible in the water !;
but it we should be closely pursued, to
leave the canebrake and take the 0cmul-
gee river. lie assured us that the dogs
were fearful of the alligators with which
that river abounded, and that the slaves
were taught that the alligators would
destroy only negroes and dogs. He
didn't believe il himself although his
master thought he did lie added.
"'lf dem houns gitz close onto you,
why you jist git long pole and hop
bout twenty feet IL you kin. You do dis
four or five times and whenever Won light,
why jis put some p'pper in the holes
what your heel make, and when tho
houns come dey lose dar scent, and den
dey goes 4 snuffin and a snuffin round,
and bymeby dey snutfles up that ar pep
per into dar nostriIs, and den dey'll 90
chez chez chez and datll be the last
dem dogs can do dat day
This piece of information, and the
manner in which il was conveyed, ao-
companied as it vas by violent gyrations
of the body, and an exact imitation Of a
dog sneezing, was very amusing"
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4he Rebel Loan.
FROM the london Tlmc', aug. Is.


In tue foreign market to-day the prin-
cipal movement was again in the Confed
crate Loan, which has experienced q
further recovery of 3 per cent, closing at
"a TO % discount Part of this rally is
probably from sn idea among some per-
sons that the Washington Government
really intended to make the establish
ment of the Mexican Empire cas,ls
JeW against France, but, although Mr..
Seward is stated to have notified in
March last that under no circumstances
would the United States tolerate the in
PRODUCTION into Mexico Of any other
form Of Government than the Republican,
there Is general conviction that the
protest ON the subject will now be fee BILE
and be wholly unattended with any
threats. Whatever may bo the feeling
with which the Washington politicians
may see the people of Mexico emerge
from anarchy to order and prosperity,
the reimposilion of a Republic upon
them against their will must, under ex-
listing circumstances, appear an impossi-
bility.
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WHITE OFFICERs OF BLACK REGIMENTS.
The Washington Republican says :
"The rebel authorities have expressed a
willingness to exchange all prisoners ex-
cept the white officers of black regiments.
They would not condescend to entertain
such an insulting proposition"
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A Missouri letter says;

Before the outbreak of the war, Jackson
and johnson were the wealthiost coun-
ties in Western Missouri. Their slave
population was not less than seven thou
sand, To-day, Idoubt If there are two
hundred slaves in both counties. After
the oh of September there will not be
fifty. .i.,....-.... -...si
There were IA 900 slaves in Davidson
county, at the beginning of the rebellion
That number has been gloriously dimin-
ished and is daily groFing beautifully
less. May mercury add wings to the
heels of ths fdgitiEos of the rebolious
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Special Notice.

QNO ALL THOSE WHO KNOW THEh3EL rs
/ Indebted 10 the late firm OF Monohan q shirk
Of Their by note or account, will call upon n 81 Mon
ohan, tie surN wing partner Of honohan q shHk,
aud pay up, as longer indulgence VIII not be Biven'
An those Who ne glact this call may expect 10 mud the
claims Ia thc hands Of an officer ior collection
NJ. NJ. MONOHAN.
seplO-lme
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Brig. General COmmandIns

IAN a. NAM ANtNt Dttil u
Arriyed-SteamSr Grzaba, from Pana-
ma, bringing dates, via MAnzanila, from
Guar JUNO to The 18th and City ot Mex
leo to the 2Oth of August. Mmalon had
been appointed by Forey commander OF
the French and Mexican forces. The
Triumyirate had notified the represents
tives OF for ign governments that legal
government ~ now provided Tor Mexico,
ana requesting them to recognize tho
Irlumylrate as consisting such govern
ment. The American and Central Amer
lean Ministers replied that they must re-
oogmze abe JuareZ government until fug-
Their instructions by their respective
governments OOmoniort and Doblado
had published a strong appeal urging
the MeXIcans 10 continue TO respect the
French.
LEAyENwoRTu, Sept. lO.--Oaicial in
telligenoe OF the capture OF Fort Smith
reached here this morning.
Blunt eamped within two miles of
Cooper and Oabell, who had force of
4 600 rebels west of the fort Next
morning he marched 90 attack them, but
they HAD lied
Colonel Cloud chased Oabell twenty
miles south and had brief engagement,
but after few rounds OAbell's men flea
IN all directions. Our loss was eight
wounded. Captain Lane, Of the Second
Kansas regiment WAS killed. Before
Cloud returned Blunt had entered tho
tort unresisted.
Blunt is seriously III, aud will relurn
hcmeward SO soon aa he is able TO SIT up.
The Creek Indians have mainly dosel ,
ed the rebels.
Mcintosh has gone towards Rod riyer
with 100 men IRON his two regiments,
ana IN thirty days no rebel forces Will
remain in the Indian Territory.
Contrablnds are now hyokiug into
Fort omuh.
The rebels have evacuated Little Rock
aud removed forty miles below, 10 Fort
Washington, which they are fortifying.
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There 10 the same difference between
the Radical party and the Conservative
faction that there is between reform and
chlorrefo7a. One party, rmodels and
invisofates; tho other locks It's victims in
the sleep of death. 10
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Muliitudes OF the rebel journals, and
rebel leaders, have declared themselves
opposed to democratic institutions and a
government in which the "mud sills"
had a voice. DoBow's Review, the Charles
ton Mercury, the Richmond Enquirer,
John @. Calhoun, as well as many other
pro slavery lghts, have declared their
disbelief in the axioms OF the Declara-
ton Of Independence, and their opposi-
ton to free society, Mr.. Stephens, Vice
President of the Richmond usurpation,
said in = public address, in defining the
philosophy of the rebellion, that the
ideas Of The trainers of our government
were Fundamentally ,oroag,' and that
slavery was the "ciief c0rer sione' Of the
Southern Oonlederscy. If We under
stand the paragraph which we have
quoted from the Press, that paper charges
that acme snti-slavery men wish to see
the free institutions Of the United States
resolutiohizsd and destroyed. Now We
challenge our co'empQrary to cite the
name of one anti-slavery man in the
North, and recognized as q leader by the
anti slavery party, who desires the re.
striction Of the political rights of mar
in the United States, or the destruction
Of the free Oonstitution and institution
of this Government We deny the charg,
emphatically, and unequivocally. 1t hs'
not the SHADOW of proof or even of prob
ability to sustain it, SO far as our OBJ
serva.iou bas extended. . +.
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The new sword which was recently
given TO General Meade by he Pennsyl-
vania troops cost $4,000
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'l'HE EyAAIGING BOARD OF APPLICANTS,
i Grpofitfon in Color od Regiments, Is now 90
ssss on Il tho ZlliiooGor Buldiugi on hish street.
near Nedsr sire &
All PERSONS ia the Nil tary service, Hoafine 10
appear before sad poard must eseni rtcoIum IA.
Il ms aud testin mails from their c0mmanilng ON
GERS, 10 their good character ara capaoiiy AZ
others will present liko Testimonials, ir'm Well
kuogn men Of good Etludi 8.
Tacso papgt8 can be io. varied to tLe Board hnd
notice will bo aont 10 the applicants when thfy arc
desired ~ appear. -.,
CHARLES NJ. LUM,
Col iO.h Mich nifty, President
A. CRANE, It. C,l, B5th Res. lad. iurtyt Stoy'
augl9-tlil 18Th sgTs
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The Confederate Loan experienced a
further rally of one per cent. in the morn
ing, but the last price was again "a to %
discount.
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experiment
An OnlIs..on.

By inAdvertance Abe name Of DR.. Pal
mer, of Ohio, was omitted in our onume-
ration Of the speakers at the meeting in
the Capitol, Thursday night He made
an animated speech, which ,Vas received
with loud applause by the audience. His
scathing donunoiAtion of Coppcrheads
was we'll received.
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The only boRdsmea in the Southern
Oonfederaey at present arc the p OF,
dilapidated, impecunious devils, who are
trying to sell Confederate bonds al on
cents on the dollar
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CONGREGATION OHAVEY EMRS

4 BE IsRAELITEs OF NASHVILLE. are Invli d
10 attend Divine Service during the coming
Hol, DAYS, AZ Que Synagogue in Il Masonic Temple
third story, Grand Lodge Room seats lee.
sepl2-2t' ISER
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Vallandigham paper in Ohio says:
verify, SambO is getting to be Of great
Importance in these latter days.
samoo has been OF great Importance
for more than a generation. lie has en-
abled a few aristocrats to rule the nation.
He has given the cotton States all their
Importance. Tie has caused one FOREIGN
and one civil war already, and has be-
come At last "the chief corner stone Of
the Southern OOnfederroy" Who will
deny Sambo's Importance
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The Administration party of tho En-
pire State seem to be as ignorant OF the
revolution involved in q rebellion" as
we ourselves we're, till lately enlightened.
So the Press, although located in the
very theatre of actual civil war confcgses
itself ignorant Of the fact that "there Is
a revolution abroad in the land. " II
thinks that all this great conyulsIon
which is upheaying thlrty-iiVo States
with more than an earthquakes throop,
Is q tempest
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WAsIuNGToE, Sept. l0--Tha follow.
ing was received here this evening"
DEPAkTMENT or THE SouqH,
HEADQUARTEEs IN THE Field,
September Z, 1858.
leneyaI HaHcck

10 AhQ0f General AQtfect
have the honor to report that Fort
Wagner aud Battery Gregg are OURS
Last night our sappers crowned the crest
of the countersearp of Fort Wagner on
its sea front, masking all its guns and
an order was Issued TO carry the place
by assault at o'clock this morning, that
being the hour OF low tide.
About ten O'Clock last night tie enemy
commenced eVscuAting the island, and all
but 20 Of them made their escape from
Cummings Point in small boats. Cap.
tured dispatches show that the Fort was
commanded by Col. Keitt, of South Caro-
lima AID gRrrisoned by l,400 effective
men, and battery Gregg by between 100
and 200, Fort Wagner is q work of the
most formidable kind and its bomb proof
shelter, capable of holding 1880 men,
remains intact after the most terrible
bombardment to which any work was
ever subjected We have captured nine
teen pieces Of artillery and large supply
of excellent ammunition. The city and
barber of Charleston are now completely
covered by our guns. 1 have the honor
TO be, General, very respectfully,
Your obodient servt,
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Our neighbor (the Union prcceeda
at seems herd for some 10 realize thas
We are in the midst Of revolution, that
this great civil struggle is a revolution
iavolUed within rtJeliion; and that we
must accommodate ourselves 70 facts,
not preconceived theories" We know
that the rebel leaders predicted that the
Government, Of the United States would
be revolutioniz,d, and its free constitution
destroyed, by the war. We know also
that few fanatics have long desired TO
see such q revolution. Bat, for ourselves,
we have neither credited the prediction
nor sympsthized with the wish and
though apprehcnsivc that our free insti-
tutions would be aevorely tried by the
strugg e, we have continued to hope that
"the best government on earth would
survive the joint efforts Of pro slavery
aud abolition traitors % destroy it,
| Dec
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ZOE SALE.

ONE IMP. OVID P1TEHT CiDER MILL, FOR
" sale ct less than aud tran spOrta on works
easy, the best in use, makes five 20 gnt barrels of
cider per day. Cali and il, at IS North Ma ket
street, usar tbs louiAille aud ashsille Railroad
Iepot CLARK a GREGORY.
sepl2-3tdIWn
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GRAND BALL.

TTNO BE GIVEN AZ MAS0kIC uAlI on TUES
l. DAY EVENING, septents. IS 1868
MANAGERS.
W. Vat. BROWN, q. ORueS
G. W. STAlNBACK, II. W. BUR.IEF
FLOOR MANAGERS.
j BURDoRF, J. 7. BURT.
sepl2-3t.
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-. nEaCEH. Hdi'or>
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The Press Of Yesterday says

Tbo Hevoruhon within she RevO-
luton.
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SATURDAY MORNING SEPT 70, 1868.
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For Freedom and NatiOnaiits.
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FAIRY On NE I.AKF

sa.u,day, september = 1863
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Lao sppoarausesf MDTIE CHRISTINE, and
ZAVtsTOWSkI TROUPE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-12
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