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8~egrabnia bes cberaie,tenort aIrnbol,.

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6isies SIFsiarS FdnO DAlEe nutsr Gscorte bee
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calerie NeatS. fat.
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Sfh5ieuc EsefanntmaAuna an
IteHerSabler.

DFFte peS Goleetcr6 fIr iunere @IaElnfte,
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Die Rebenenfaper ia G~naIdus,

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Na&rtftsn BON England talsn 0~Iaubea, aaB
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N0tl5 an Gtcuerj1blcr,
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8aIttm pre 9. @priI 1853,
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&ffce ceS GIerES ber Gourt 81 Com
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Sic NotDmac=9fr1neg abbesGbIt. -L Gntf1efris1g
S5ctref Der S~ote[pirthe.

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GttD goaeetOrs Stree.

Baltimore bet22. aprit 1868.
@teuer3aBIets iuubc @tsuergSpDn rnab'
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(DoSra[h- @itDF Collector.
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:. SSrkrcif her EnfeIarirAfn- 49, -
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DFfNt bS 9olector6 fUr iunerf @~|nTinlte
s.f48 U.a55sa..as 8%0lttmore, 8, gpril 1863
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

/
RosTox, Dec. 24.-One hundred
thousand dollars from the Sanitary
Fair have been paid over TO the
Treasurer, and the proceeds are
expected TO yield $4,000 more.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-Euro-
pean steamers say all rebel rams
in England have been offered TO
the English, and Lord Clarence on
the part Of the English Admiralty
had written that he could not give
a decisive answer at present. Sec
rotary Wells has ordered the fleet
vessels to take positions at New
York, Philadelphia, Boston, Balti.
more, and other important posts, to
see that all passengers seaward
have passports.
Gen. Meagher has been ordered
to take command of Corcoran's
Legion. Other rumors say the
remnant of Corcoran's Legion viii
Do added to the Irish Brigade.
Charles IL. Cornale, at the head
Of the Redemption Bureau in the
Treasury Department, was to-day
arrested for embezzling govern
ment funds. The President earnest
ly recommends SchOfeld to COM
mand the Middle Department vice
Gen. Schenck. The Navy De
partment is about to build four
easement steamships, $50 feetlong,
capable of making I6 knots an
hour, at a costof S5O,O0O,000 each.
New YoRK, Dec. 24.-The trans
port steamer Star of the South,
from Hilton Head, 21st, has ar
rived, and says the report of the
Ironsides and Monitors being ell
tangled in Charleston harbor OBJ
structions is false. The Monitor
Lehigh is on picket duty near
Fort Johnson. She got aground,
and a rebel battery opened upon
her, doing considerable damage.
The Cohen and two iron-clads
came out to her aid, and got her
off. The Star Of the South tow ed
her off to Hilton Head for repairs.
Nobody aboard was injured. Gil
more is Smelling Charleston daily
from his 20O-pounders.
CAIRO, Dec. 24,-The steamer
Atlanta, from New Orleans, has
arrived with sugar, and the steam
er Sunshine, with cotton, sugar
and molasses.
The rebels are reported in large
force in the vicinity of Natchez.
Mobile papers say the Legisla-
tnre of Alabama voted that the
beautiful carpets that cover the
capitol floor be cut up and given
the rebel soldiers for blankets.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Pit is ex-
pected Arkansas will soon be re-
presented in the Federal congress.
The draft will probably be post
poned to February LIST.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEArRE-BENEFIT OF Nh. ADAMS
The perform ances at the theatre tonight
are for the benefit of Blr. Adams. On
this occasion he will appear as Adrian
DeTeligny in the tragedy of ''The Here
tic" written by Judge Conrad for For
rest, but sold by him to Me-. Adams. The
plays written by Judge Conrad are of 3
very high order Of merit, and this is one
of bis best. II has never been produced
here before, the copyright being vested
in Mr.. Adams. The entertainments to-
night close with the Irish farce Of "The
Limerick Boy"
Last night Mr.. Adams appeared in
two popular characters, and was warmly
applauded. SO far his engagement has
been perfect triumph.
New THEATRE-BENEFiT OF MILE.
VKsTvALI. - The accomplished actress
and cantatrice, Vestvali, comes before
the public tonight As = beneficiary. She
has produced such = pleasing impression
and won SO many warm admirers, it
were supererOgatOry 10 urge play gOers
to give her real benefit They will do
that anyhow. The entertainments are
nThe Dukes Motto" and ; fsvorits
farce. The former was played last
night. Vostvsli in the character Of Capt.
Henri de Lsgadaire, which she perform
ed inimitably. Great as she unquestiOn-
ably was as Games, she was even great
er in this part.
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CHRIsTMAs GIFTs.-J. Welt q Co, who
have permanently established themselves
at Benson's Music Store, "a Union street,
have just received large stock Of impOr-
ted and American watches, jewelry, gold
chains, gold pens with and without hold
ers, double-plated table, dessert and tea
spoons, forks and butter knives, also COB
let's and cups, and everything usually
found in jewelry store, which they will
sell low for Christmas and New Year
presents. Everything bought of them is
warranted as represented. Go and see
their stock. WELF & Co.,
81 Union St., BensOn's Music Store.
N. b. Watches and jswelry repaired
and warranted.
Dec. 15--Im.
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We have been using recently an excel
lent lead pencil, manufactured by j. w.
Gutknecht. Tkey sre fally ,qnsl TO the
best Faber which has long been the
standard. w. @. Collier has q supply of
these pencils, at his News Depot, Cherry
Street.
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IL the communication Of "Soldisr" pub
lished in the Union yesterday, an import
ant error occurred. military Prisons"
was substituted for military H5PitaEs.'
We republish the communication this
morning.
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We are pleased to inform all who are
fond Of good living, that they esn ind
the finest selection Of dried, Preserved and
fresh Fruits, Groceries, Candies, Nuts
Wines, and almost everything that Is
good in the eatable and drinkable liRe, 81
w. w. Totsen's, No. rs College street,
opposite SeWanee House. He sells At The
lowest market rates, and delivers:An goods
bought Of him free Of charge.
nov29-1m
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Mr.. VIM. WaggOner, an aged gentle
man, arrived in this city last evening
on the train from Louisville 10 see sick
son at Hospital No. who was mem
Der Of the 2Ist lad. Battery, while con-
xersing with one Of the clerks in the Of
fee of the Provost Marshal, about one
hour after his arrival here, iell dead. He
was . worthy citizen Of South Bend,
Ind.
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We don't ask anybody any odds"
We have supply of milk, eggs, sugar,
and-whisky-yes, General G-whisky
and we intend TO have ge-loriOus egg
nOg to-day. Who cares for expenses.
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A roll Of newspaper correspondence,
on loose sheets Of printing paper, was
lost evening before last near the new
theatre. The finder viii be rewarded
by leaving it at this Office, or at the Com
mercial Hotel.
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Capt. Thomas Perkins, rebel guer-
rilla, captured recently by members of
the 18th Michigan, was brought here
yesterday from Franklin. He is to be
confined in the Military Prison on John
sons Island.
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Special Notice 20 Merchants,

Special Notice 20 Merchants,
ASSISTANT SPECIAL AeENCY,(
Nashville, Dec. Is, 1868.
Merchants in this city are notified th4t
it is a violation Of their bonds to sell
goods TO any one for the purpose of re-
sale, unless the party purchasing pro-
duces . certificate from Local Special
Agent of the Treasury Department, sta
ting Shat he is authorized to keep Trade
Store at some point where Trade Stores
are allowed in conformity to Treasury
Regulations. Any violation Of this no.
tice will subject tie offenders to reyO-
cation Of their Trade Authority and .
forfeiture of their Bonds. This notice is
intended to apply only to parties who
purchase goods for re sale at points cut
side Of The city Of Nashville, sOheTe no trade
stores are allolOed. Traders living in the
city, who purchase their stocks here ex-
clusively, are hereby permitted to do so
until further notice, without the local
agents certificate.
Trade stores are permitted at the fol-
lowing places: franklin, MurfreesbOro.
Shelbyville, McMinnville, Gallatin and
GAINESVILLE. CHARLES A. FULLER,
Assistant Special Agent etc.
Ion %
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Parties who have failed to provide
themselves vita some of Cameron,
Knight & Co.'S choice confections can
obtain some By calling before twelve to-
day, corner Dsaderick st. and the Square.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-25

From the number Of persons buying
toys, &C, yesterday and last night, we
presume somebody's children will be
made happy to day.
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"Thscher's Miscellanea" is the title Of
. neat little advertising sheet Published
yesterday by the enterprising druggist,
Thatcher, corner Of Cedar and Cherry
Streets. lie proposes TO issue it week
ly. We wish him abundant success.
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nriea rruIti prlea Fruitii

Dried FFuIt! DElta EE"I1 y
Ann. Landsberg & Co. wholesale
Suffers supplies. corner Public Square
and Market street. have justreceived zoo
barrels Of Dried Fruit-Apples and
Peschss-which they offer 70 Suffers,
bakers, xnd the trade generaly 81
satern cost and carriage.
A. an. LANn8BERl7 z -
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It is curious circumstance that The
statue of Liberty which has just been
unveiled on the top of the Capitol at
Washington represents a colored woman!
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We call the attention Of Che public and
military in general to Messrs. Freeman
& Sincere's extensive stock Of spectscles,
microscopes, telescopes, and marine
glasses, and full line Of optical and
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-25

Col Wisner, commander Of the post Of
COlumbis, arrived in this city yester-
day.
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w. G. Collier furnished Us last night
with the latest Louisville and Nashville
papers.
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Elegant Photographic Albums at Cam
eron, Knight & Co.'S, Deaderick and the
Square.
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Found.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF NAsHVuLE,l
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. %, 1868.
GENERAL Older no. z.
Capt. Thomas A. ElkiD, 5th Kentucky
Cavalry, is announced as Aids-de-C Camp
upon the staff Of the Major General
commanding.
By command Of Mai. Gen, Rousseau.
B. d. Polk,
Assistant Adjutsnt General
Dec. 24-3k
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HslrriIIe AuiOm.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. %, 1868.
No Paper Te-morrerr.

As all hands in the UE1ox Office ex-
peet to take holiday day, we shall
issue no paper tomorrow. Wishing all
our readers q merry Oaristmas, we pro.
mise them ; full paper for Sunday sread-
ing.
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To the shaving Pus,,c.

10 WHrTE, No. 81, Union Street, does
all kind Of work At old prices. Call and
get good shave. dec. 2J-6.
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NoTIoE.--This being Christmas day,
there will be preaching by the Rev. Mr..
Chapman, at the Post Chsppel Andrew
Charge Church, foot of College Hill, at
61& o'clock ?. M. J. P.