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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-11


In order that the public may know
where 70 get something good We copy
The following from the Dispatch
"IMrERIAL SALooN.--Mr Ben. WALLACE
has taken the Imperial Saloon on Deade-
rick street, and intends to keep il what il
hes always been--a resort for substantial
business men, the hterati, and the elite OF
Nashville with this difference, thAtevery
improvement which time and experience
suggests will be made, and that no one
shall have cause Of complaint The
Wines, Liquors aud Cigars, will be found
Of the best quality, and the bar keepers
attentive and polite"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-11

The Cumberl an is rising at this point,
and the heavy rains Of the last few days
will, IL is feared, bring il again out Of
its banks
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-11

JUsT REoEIvED, A fresh supply Of
every variety Of Groceries At W. w
Tor1ES's, No. % College Street opposite
the sswAnee House, where families can
supply themselves at the lowest market
rates.
Feb. 5-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-11
TuAr's so.-we COPY the following

THAT's so.-We copy the following
from the New York Clipper
NAsHyILLE.-The Theatre there is do
ing a fine business, under the manage
ment OF Mr., s. b. Dulield, who has an
excellent working company, including
Messrs W. NJ Foster, Claude Hamilton,
ThoS Duncan, Leslie Allen, Harry Ever
ett, Harry Jordan, Mesdames Hattie
Bernard, Duncan, Annie scaulan, etc,
etc.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-11
Attrae,IYe AuclIon nnIn.

A large assortment of splendid Dry
Goods, Sc, for sale, at Audiou, on Wed
nesday next, March 18th at
March 1925 NJ. l.. ALExAxpER's.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-11
Runaway.
Dissolution of Copartnership.

FINHg CopartnosshiP heroiof0re existing betwesu
Il the undtrsigued In tho Livery and sale Stable
business 4 this day dissolved By mutual consent Mr.
Swan retiring from the arm. All persons indebted
h the late arm Of iRAtkT A sWAK are requested "
come forward At once aud settle Up. The books and
aoo0unts ara hopt at the Old stand, 70 south Oh
lsg6 street Either Of ne partners q suthorNsd 10
receipt or accounts due the late hrm.
Nashville, March lst, 1893. p " IKAlEf.
marh5-lw J, M, bMAh,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-11

THHArRE.-" Guy Mannering" was not
put on the stage last night. A telegram
called Mrs. BERNARD TO distant city TO
see her mother who is lying dangerously
i'll. Md6Jeth was substituted instead of
the advertised piece. Mrs b. will be
sadly missed, and we hope that she will
be soon permitted IL return among us.
{" The WIllo,0 Oepse" and Mr.. and Mrs.
LillyChite will be played tonight. Fri
day evening is set apart for Mr.. HAML-
roN's benefit.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-11

PARDoNs;---Gow CANNON officially in
formed the Delaware Legislature last
Tuesday that he intends to pardon all
persons who may be convicted under the
law recently enacted by that body, ma
king participation in arrests penal of
fnncn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-11

The st. Louis Republican is advised
that the people Of Mississippi county,
Mo, are preparing to plant 1000 acres of
their rich soil with cotton. OF its sue
cess in that region nobody has any doubt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-10
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am $40 i,ao 9.l5 sanb Na6mtttaas tim
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8aas feten nit ben nab New@Oorf 8e9enoer
8erbtnpuaB.
$500 ROr6ert nttf Osr Nprtberrt Gen.
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Ben spm GGtperfRr. OepUt at
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MaS Garrts6urg sur um $50 Ma9mtt-
tags.
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NrBer btsGea Granddaughter 9eet j,ber
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U2csgens um Z uGg elm Oompf6upt mad
NunapcIt8 uuD G3ta @ipcr Gam6rtbge CT
Wit@ceI8 1e. &c. uaD anoere ass BEN 51ltG ii
psitt. 1fer Qeleesuen DlGbene.
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Baltimore lGnO Ohio
Giienbahn.

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mad B9eefihg unb Parfer8Surs uuO Elm 3ug mad 6rebse
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gen meftli6, upropefli6 uu6 iiiSpetltG.
Der Bug mad GreOerid oebt tSgli6 BON Baltimore um
4.3O Nafmitta9s unb ben Grsberif 7.15 0aorsenS,
Spnntag8 atsgeuprrmen.
Der 3us mad @nicOtt's 01iGs seFt BON Baltimore
W3or9enS nm $40 uno 9.15, un6 gea&mittags 20 unb
500, un6 BON @aicott's WtiGs OlorgeuB TAO uu6 HOO
unb gea9mitta9S 2.45 uuo $40.
Wa@ WaIbtnaton. t
abSons bon Baltimore a&!.geaf6ingtpn WaOrgens 4.8o
500 nno 1000, uub NaGmiftags $50, 500 Hnb 500;
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a'tt'a8s ul 8 u3r. @6sang bon 8aT6inatpn MDreens
un 6'3O, 800 ub 11.25 unb Ra@nlittasS nm 8, 5 rub
$50. SountG9S nur Utorsen8 nm s unb Wa6mittaa8
3 NIB $50. Sour ber brittle unb finite 2uo sor 8altis
more uno Der erfte, oierte unb finite 3ua DON gouI6iuotou
6alten an alien Statioren an. Der fpette ruS finite
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benz Gunappti5=3ug
g6e8en nG9erer Gusfunft unb 8iIete ie6er Qrt tenbe
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tion Ober All bic GidetzOffce.
20. 9. Gmttb, 9ranspcrtmeiter
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Jude, mir entpeter eiue8 BON i6ren litt9erft
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&elt 9dbe, pamit lte ppr Nnperen ftd borauf
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Werdnoerter Na6rplan

OerdnSerter Eabrplan
nGG DEM WeFen wnb Ncrber.
CONNER abrolan.
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harrisburg Accommodation. .......2 > IS W2tttao
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Parttpn ...7.AO 0srrr, p 90 oT 49, =
yer UNI $50 N6en6S ~abge6eHbe @rprcssua ,pirb nur
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der GtPreBtlg fouIrlt tdsIid, ausQenoutuen Mnntooa
Pana9tere tIr 3DtiGenftatioren Iouten ben Sorri8sIIra
nno Barton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ne6treu.
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9tlts6aF6, @~lepdIdlp, GUlHm6u8, gtnctn.
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CD. 6. gonna,
Sen. Gradt= II. Bafiasier=atent. gos6iI
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S9Ais, lopte 3pllhen Balttn;crs un5 Gbicaap uur brei gS5i
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Mraaa4e nnA Mu<gr&Fte4e


uH w. ar. %3os9ne'@ 5fats
Observation-Disclosures @ggip pcn @gtltg:r1d,ew,
&etst; ms e~Esis1iga iaou ~ ss1G3gdtHsa .erstea ais
- a'ei!tc gre s~erteete 1aat. Ia osr 9elgna Q6a FGgt-
t3qt9sn SHj,ea, @rfatgau3sa, Erca4te gu8s r%af,9tstt,
AAa3e9runa. 5ieaen QuEen, Dlutipetei, Gct@gst! i&tpaGr
Etnlge, &Sasr3 til ben rtrtRsSTgGnen. SaroDvb&neui U.li,
S&ttevs Is 6r sEte pab Gra*, 8~erStloplea Gee. e~sr}fsars.
oct. @aea pe,S-, Sraa- vac saaseaIetoea.
81. 20 = a9ue'g
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sstnatet 10 Iett istr tin 2,tsr!el Sa9rkEnset pas 0eT &3sss
aha III IA ~oetGei;Fea III tsbeR1 %5siEotnten GhetIe bet Gcee.
7'~s Dr. @~UQpne's I5asHnaH.
salaumsa8este 5srup Uoa G5ilDtirInsa
~rrb suberettcs anier Der nnratIteltaren auiadt bnn gr, q.
Smoane, eire3 ~GefGtttsIl Ir3te&. Ser eine proiefHoacut 2Nui-
6abt mit bsra a!ntgsH @art5eIi eteet reselmastgen meh;,lut.
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na4ter esnem ten@'Gen &erriag in cesl pbilabelptta Gtspen-
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@rmslI9eus isneG Stebt.
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suiatnmeageIebter G9rup 01n Btlbfir(&tn
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b~srettnn9e1 bon Dubtri&en bct8aest fEb, Bic e5er nsGte
LI tyCef SetSlaIN0 3u IrHu rgpeRr NHD DetCes Npnie1 6tti-
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ia tsma t9bsa, una tbnsa :tnen gsaf 81 oeri9aien urb stts
mttelh ~berisEbsn ban gsrfaaf Der 8Rt sbin bei ;]sraIoItn Ssn
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ggrasre'6 GarGapartQa unb SBeec-Dtuea
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dy Sur bel0noeEen neutrality-suspicious..
@inpauberer uub Saeiienbe ipHten Ie9r pprfi&tis Iett,
ebe fe ibre 8ilette taufen unO icGtsn ~bieielbeu mr. in
benz Sureau beS nutersei6neten angeitelteu G9euten
taufen.
Dieientsen, ipeIde in Baltimore a~ntouner, tperben ft6
o6ue S&piert9teit SiIetts fir biefe 9inie peri&affeu tSu=
men, inbem Der aSeut Der rDeuti9eu @efenf8aft" Bel
igrer 3anbuns ibueu ben uuter3eidueteu asenteH ~ocrfteGsu
nirb.
gIe 'peitgre gustuuft uub OtatP ertReitt nueutseIbli9
sd, g. %itee1senSts
geseygg- Gxlegauttn -Nsent br 1SItHsres 600
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sasou SO. 81 Gbanesfr., 8olhuncxes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01


The Festival Of the Society Of Saint An
drew, last evening, was well attended BY an
excellent representation Of the wealth and
fashion, the beauty and the intellect Of OR
fair city. The native sons Of Scotland and
adopted children Of Ameries, were present
and mingled harmOniOosIy and pleasantly
with those of American birth.
Akoato. O'clock the invited guests, num-
bering over 400, sat down together to sumP-
tuOus and slsgant banquet, prepared BY
" mine host" Of the Angler, Col. J. P. ROss.
OF the supper We can say and it Is the
highest praise that can be bestowed upon it,
that it was we'll worthy the reputation Of
Col. Ross IS q caterer to the public taste. In
Its bill Of fare was every luxury In and out
of season, got up in the style for which the
Angler is so universally celebrated.
The dining room was decorated with ban
ners. overth head Of the President hung the
arms Of the United Kingdom, and opposite
him was q banner on which our American Ea-
gle vas represented, grasPing in his talOns the
thistle, seotia's national emblem, with the
motto inscribed beneath:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-01
FRnnI WAsHINGTnN

HAsHINGroF, Nov. 81.
The Star says, information from Geo.
Burnside as late as Wednesday night the
25th, is to the effect that he was then am-
ply proVsione3 for his need and fully able
to resist the enemy until aid could reach
him from Grant. At that time Longstreet
was yet before Knoxville, orders we're
sent to him by Bragg to abandon the seige
and rejoin him. Not then having reached
Longstreet It IS doubtless Grant, now at
the out roads by which Longstreet must
90 to effect junction with Bragg, and ss
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, lead
ing into the former State, is believed to be
in so crippled 3 condition that Longstreet
can neither use it for supplies nor as q
means to escape. It is thought he will
make desperate effort to take Knoxville,
in order TO put himself in possession Of
Sufficient supplies to afford his army sus-
tensRee while he moves away.
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0ISPATeGtS
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
The News Stlll More Favorable
The Rebels ThOrOughIY Routed
no The olnoinDati oommeroial.l

CHATTANOOGA, Nov, 25.
General Hooker's advance yesterday ar
rived st Lookout Mountain, with Geary's
division on the right and 0sterhous' on
the left. Whitaker's brigade formed the
center. The battle opened on Wauhitehie,
at the base Of the mountain. We drove
the rebels from the whole slope, clear
around the mountain, to where Thomas
bloodless one-the rebels throwing down
their arms and running, or surrendering
We captured from one thousand five hun.
dred to two thousand prisoners, with the
loss Of from one hundred and seventy -fvo
to twohundred and fifty, chiefly in Gesry's
command. The battle, which was q huge
skirmish, lasted from eight in the morn
ing to FIVE in the evening, when we held
the mountain.
The 45th Ohio and Srd Missouri took
four pieces Of artillery. The 9th Ohio, en-
gagged, suffered but little. The 9th Indiana
suffered most in wounded. General
Thomas corps made no movement on
Thursday, but General Sherman on the left
engaged the rebels with but little opposi-
tiOn from the upper end Of Missionary
Ridge. Our forces slept on their arms all
night.
Sherman this morning attacked the
second line Of hills with Ewing's J. E.
Smiths and NJ. L. Smiths divisions, and
after some desperate fighting, in which the
l2th, SD, 99th and l00Lh Indiana, 30.h,
S7th and 10th Ohio, 18th, 40Lh, 90tb, 93d
and l03d Illinois, 9th Iowa and 4th Fir-
ginia participated, and lost many in
wounded. The cannonsding was furious
Our men fought like heroes.
About twelve o'clock Hooker crossed the
valley from the mountain, and attacked
snd drove the enemyEfrem the lower end of
Missionary Ridge to where Sheridan and
Woods divisions charged up and drove the
enemy of. and united their right with
Hooker. The contest for possession Of the
Ridge, in the center, was short. Not 3
regiment fsltered. .
The Illinois regiments and the 4lst, 93d
and l25th Ohio were among the first on
the ridge. Hawkins brigade, in which
the l25th was, planted the first flag there.
A full battery of artillery was captured,
and thousands Of prisoners. 1t is one Of
the most brilliant achievements of the
war.
The enemy Is falling back and cannot
fight tomorrow.
Hooker fought Stevenson and his men,
captured at Vicksburg, but said to be not
exchanged.
Thomas corps fought Breckinridge's
forces, while Sherman is still pushing
Cheathsm and Wyndhams divisions, as l
am informed by prisoners.
Our loss is estimated at 1000 to 1900,
mostly slight wounds. The enemy fought
sherman Obstinately. Three Colonels and
one Major among the prisoners.
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The Great Eastern Advertised at
Mortgage Sale.
Great Fire at Nsw Lisbon.
FROlI THE PaToMAC ARMY.

New YOkK, Sep ember 80.
The Philadelphia Enquirer publishes .
report Of General Meade's advance, fur.
nished By one Of its correspondents At
Verdiersville, q post village in Orange
county, Virginia, twelve miles from Or
sDge G. II. The dispatch furnishing the
information is dated on Saturday at noon,
when our cavalry and artillery were driv-
ing the rebels down the turnpike toward
Orange c. H, and were within eight miles
Of that place.
Nothing but skirmishing had taken
place since the army had crossed the Rap
idsn and our losses were slight and con-
fined to the cavalry.
Our left wing was extended out to the
wilderness and SpOttsylVsnia @. II.
The rebels make bat feeble Resistance
and fall back whenever they are pressed.
1t is reported that the rebel force at
fredericksburg has retreatsd towards
Richmond, thus we hold the roads that
run direct from Fredericksburg to Cor
louisville. We have succeeded in cutting the
rebel left from the main army and it is
hoped that many are already taken pris-
oners.
The rains have annoyed the army to q
great extent but will delay them only q
few hours.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30.
A special to the Bulletin from Cincin-
natl says:
R. A. Crawford, who left Knoxville on
Wednesday night, has arrived at Cumber-
land Gap. The lower portion Of Knox
vile has bsen burned, including the East
Tennessee and Georgia Railroad depot,
also Nike and Bill Brannsrs residences
and widow Collins house. II Is supposed
these houses we're occupied by rebel sharp
shooters and were destroyed by our shells
Longstreet received orders to retreat on
tne 26th and it is reported that he has
fallen back. He will be too late to make
q junction with Bragg without fighting
for it.
A long dispstch from Cincinnati Is
published here, giving details Of General
Grants operations, commencing on Mon
day OF last week, but containing nothing
later than General Meigs account. Our
losses are said officially not to exceed
2OO
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FROM WAsHINCTON.

WAsHIEeTos, November 90
A letter received to-day at the oentrsl
Office in Washington, from an Ggent Of
the Sanitary Commission, ct New York,
says General Meredith states that, although
thers may be some doubt about The dispo-
sition whish has been made Cf the Gov
erament stores sent to Richmond, he has
every reason to believe that the supplies
sent by the Sanitary Commission have
been properly distributed.
On Saturday the flag Of truce boat took
up to City Point 2S0 cases Of supplies
from the Sanitary Commission storehouse
at Norfalk. chiefly nuiricious food and
warm clothing.
The Secret sry Of Wsrhas returned from
brief visit in Ohic TO Washington.
Colonel Gibson Of the 48th Georgia reg
imont, who was wounded aud taken pris-
oner ct Gettysburg and Who escaped from
the hospital il Baltimore on the Hts inst,
was arrested in lower Maryland sad
brought 10 Washington.