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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-03-31

We are Indebted friend for a copy of a New York
Herald OF the l6h inst We the following from its
Norfolk (Va.) correspondence:
The crew OF the steamer Peterhof sunk of Wilmington
G days since by Coils with the stea uer Mon
tcpo arrived at the Fortress this ruing on the S. R.
Spauidng appears that the Peerhon was lust going
into the channel from the coaee of q bloc kade rnn.
ner when seeing the monticello coming they exchanged
signals Iheu cOllided. ihe Feterhof Was
struck amidshps immediately sunk. The crew
fortunately escaped nothing saved. This steam
had in the bio kade sq1adron but short me.-
she will be remembered having been captured few
months since from the rebels.
CAPTERE OF THREE BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
On the b. K. Spalding also brought the Crews
taken from blockade runners recently captured
Wilmington the Don and the Scotia-taken by the Pc
quot. The prisoners from the Don number seven,
prsng only her crew. and those from The Scotia eight
tour Being passengers and the remainder the crew.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-04
Oradnifht ShpGte

utrb unoersIeli5 Sehetlt unb Gle rrIt Strait pieber terse-
felt. sDieies tur6tbdre Yet en- wsldes has 4tbea etsub unt
bic Gle unh Radtrmmeui6oit unmSeIiG ma6t, ta,oft tas
2Crs Derer, BITE ibren 2etCeni6aften unbtic1nen ir6tnen.
lie heren SDtsen niht sendI fennen. Sbslet6 lie aud bur9
Stritturen, Nieterf6Idsen I'M Sorr, Stttn uib onhere llrs
laden ~entitsten fam, 70 1t fe to6 netRenttetIs cine SUlse
bes Ntsbroutes Der efelfen Drgdne Ser ldber rtn ts
%Iausnen, tdb te 6raft Der @rieasune tter BON Denen OerlDl
rem fptrh. bic ii& betmli6tu 2Sfern erseben. ais BON Oeutn.
Bic hd treiit frh. .MtfnL.. Il. 10 IL 0I q II
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-04

90 blieb ss uurlGufS in benz 2anObauie.
0drea Die Srtele 9eor9'S 10 rcselmaBis se'
t%cul1!sr, a's Serabrsoet MAI, Melanie iptroe
rteqeidt sanj rubis SepeIen ein ater elm
nnbefInlntes Ban9en peiniste iie. ftets, Ite
lp1bntt 0trrst6nue lie niat file . I4nlploS
ali ben Mirrsn ba(ten, pie fe bod, lpirflid
mar. sic pIrce Gin aroBe8 Spferl se6rudt
bQben, uni @swiBteit iiber ibre SerfHnft gu
erbalteii. geioer blieb ibr Ieet fem Mtt-
tel zen gerraAt 81 entlGlIen, ais bas
ysrtranHfn IN rte rs sd4tIi4teit ibres @Otl'
tbdters. .54 nnoI 5,ea ar Tr,, t;sr3
rrFr Iz,t-raI l6crtieBanS fol St,) s,reo rr,,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-04

60 sttt riele. unmi ienee unS urbrteutente Giatialbsr.
meIde ity ais ersteaasecbf 1lnb Or. Scbnltpn's glntun.
%hignnsen rrpilen: dGdubtltfer, Stieielni6ier, yumpeneuser
Il !. h. erblrnit6e uno Ueri1rltde gidGntader, meI6e tbr
,9ften auiatt terf eelers Ssthsni6dit Ter MteeiSin, rem ME
brighten Serafe Winrneten, lN jest '~eaelniBte ~gebileete
Ner5t ttulittn, Seft hner efrenen unb ni1ts WrOsS Nbnen!
ben I9 a~tfbranger. HE ~ lHnpteit Mger; pelde ~unoludli-
der g9etle in lire Sdnte tcrnnten, eertns 1detn i'm, rntni-
ten Or. Srhnltpn h1lt e beBba1b fir nrtbpenete, Sn er.
rdbnen, befcnetrs fur Grl6e, gtrelbt, nit {einem Ruff unbe-
tannt iiht cas- ieine acknowledgement Deer 3tptrne befantis
tn iftner Siffee lteeer. f1g grsTa re1 r Il
1l7a9 aiaf u Nn 3icm eag1rsdga ss5140.
Dr. Scsmfen iii ter tiust8e, rreelmd6is sebtltett sISt
pelder bic 5eilung ten eewtfen Sranttfiien anSeist. Setne
wttttel unb 8etanbluts finc allen saneeren gdnSt6 unbe-
tannt ert III sterdngtbilteti bon einent &ebfn,f relheS or tn
beu erS6t.n Spipitdlern Gurrpa'S unb rem erfen bieics 2nn-
hes 3ub a9te, ndmlt6. gneIauh NraRtrei3l unt tn. rem
Birdle5 pom gtifaSelpbtd VI. 10. urb er bat cine a~us5eaebn-
tere prart8, ais dle an6etea Mer1te bet Welt.
81 Der, nelder ffda Ter @feee res 9r. SCbnfcn arteirt etbt
fam fsf nertrausn aOf ieinf Gbre ale MfanB ugb ittne Sc
t@idltGtett ais Mrjt. 4S~-e .'s% 7.~@ @4~t cLW 81
I0G= Office: No.7 6Ib-GrtttrtdR Itnser
1snh BON SaIttucrefrr neben btr nNrbeittrbauerS
] 6auttronIbtittn tuesbett II&nsl 8sttilt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-04
Sttfig.

? Die fGrsGbt6en @trtaneen tes 2afsrs iinb ie6r Bu fur&.
ten. 8erluf bes @tb6ttutfes, 1erwtrrane ter SbeeA, Sc.
brE6tbett Der Getfestr6fte, b6ies Mbnun9enb Abnei6Hng boz
Der 9eeai@aft, eu6t rad GtnIdntete, NiFtrdnfn 8eeeni
I'D istba. 8ur8tiamtett u. i. M f~iR6itthtse her fdttnimen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-04

. ~ Office: SO. 7 Sib,5rebertdfr.,
tsbsn EbIrtn BON 8ulttHcrefr., 1Gittide Seitt,
bic Stufen btnauf. n11 n5l9lE 0 1du r lat -
Wan merle i'd gtamen uab SatsnuutnerJ BENT m~nipien-
ks unS truserif ne Natmnher, hHrbtrjebeue upb 9epiIenlC1e
NuadidIber, Sdutfifer, Stttfefridierj StrdBenreiniser
NIB 3arapenpussr II: Ism. nennen Be rteefundbise @erSte
unb Iauern, ~arseSceen BON Or. SrbnitpnS 9tnf, In her M6be.
% NB.9 hue 8tttlt mullen stntn ppt- Stamp ~enibilten.
Y Cine eilradi4 do 2f G4Seit ,uaeihctt.u
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-04
8nbarat0gte Yerlunsn,

Dter Sol6es ipel6e I'D gu psrhetratben tsabR6ttsen, uni f@
pbpT(her Gdnifc crer etRes nneeren 5ineeI Miles berust
Fnb, irlten unoeraisli4 Or. :ScbnaDn gu Natts siehsu.
SMne Etneerntie geaeIi HE &be phrIifbe prtr 6etht9e Sers
rlttpng, ReiSbarfsit Ter Ne pen .3itern NIB gdri6e. Orer
6 fhSptune fer ihredli@{ten Grt. rereen fhneu furtrt. -
Serjeutee. rel9er ~ her Bebtntlans unb HIr,rrse bon
Cbnt gurtt iit anctrtrauen anH iSperI@tIt6 auf ietne 6rst>
Ifhe 0egdE6ifhfeff rerIdTf1& 1@&'. &t&5EE&&M@
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-04
@sfabrlt6e Rrant6eit.

gDtnn Ser trrtseleitttt unfluse SineGins a%usinttt, b6s
tr ben 8eiat bteier i6ner ;1ditet t~tantbeit In ftb a~ufsenCn-
fubf Sttr Bic Sur@t Der Ghteedin3 TIN nbfdredt,. Ef3 an
9tne III tutnSem aal wtl9e er IN 8eist tlbr:r @ratebuaa unb
pdrtet 70 LANCE bistie Spmptpme eisies Sdredltten He6tls,
ME 3. .. etn nit @eidp en- entjuueest gals, cine b6ie
Ndit, @dmerj i'm 9opfe une IN Zen Yliecern, Mbnatne res
gea9tS, Eaubbeit, Nusfr DIFF Der 5nut, 2nrten anhsn Bet.
men inb armen. Simmer in, @elibte unS ali BEN @rtremita-
ten ip. 3stsen, mo- hmm bieie lltbst NIT ttnsr fdredttden
S1ntlt9tett Dor ft4 thrtiten5 bis Sutest her @anr1en lunb
bic Naentuo9er %etnfd4ena baS Opfer trr furbtbaren 8ranf-
petteiu @eaerttanb les ytttletes p:r6 utb her Sob fetntn
l9redlthet 4eieen baonr6 elm Gnbe naht, ba5 &c ton rap
rs III cine traIrtse 8tdifa8e, has 4auitnse fieirr frr6t-
barren Nranthett sum Oprr fulen, in SOlee Der ~llnseittd.
it6teit unrtreneer pratler. trerdt turh Mnmeucuns jeaeS
toetlthen 0tites Res Wte, turs bic Is onfitutipn tperrtdteu unh
ben Neit ss ystens IN Elm slenees Qaiein nernauheln. W
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-04
DR.. Johnston,
ntr stusi8: Ar3t. ,psldtr anri.t
y aiti,more eod.9o.ipital
Bur unttro nudrns Der 0uadial6srst etabtirt.
Scr etn3tse VlaB IN Der Welt, no fihtre
i6nelc nnD ! 4aanDlsGe &uren lii 80 F-l2
ocheimc en- SSraufhetteu

stnaGt wertea, aI3ta lue. 5eusuussuntitisttit, SGtp6de
In benz 8tJten rno tta 8licpern, Gnt,lnbunsen Der Wieren
unb 9taie, snst6ttBu Sfpade Ger, yferren, Nla.
gen1tm69e,' Naitiststt, Ite6ersei 6ldsenbei., 0erfdnbes-
f6wdde. 6er5ttppisn g6i6tetn6ctt, 3tttern, Wusenldwade
SGptntel, Sppfidmer5, GntSlubuns its Saliss, her Ndit
Der 0un9e, res WdsenS, tet GtnJstpvtre unb alter jtner
1eteI. bic rrn esriitn a,tcinten Gtmofhfe ten Req Susens,
ipel&e ibrsn gpfern sefibrltder .irE all, Ter, Sireren @e,
fang ben gefitrten ts uIsffs&, ~fertIbren unt, ipcnn rttt
settig geteilt pertrns tbre elGnSenelten9 6piInunsen nerntd,.
ten, S6trdde- ter Contribution berpcrtrin9en, bic Gbe un~
m5st6 MAIDEN unb sulstt cen 36rpcr uab Stnn ,erR6rtn. Q
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-04
1nnoe Qtuft.

bic F@ bur@ beimItte 2aaer esf6p5@t taben, sie he 70 oft
BON boien 4euten rher tn Der Sdtule 1lesneun Nnb beren griS
gen IL. aan6&tlt@ fpiiren, ielbit I'm Sdlafe, bard YDlutiO.
men, BIZ, Hsnnl unsstteitt,. bic IGte unntB8lt6 maiden unb
&Drper unb @eiit ~serf6ren, fonter ictprt RE nrttistn g DIT.
te tpun. Solte periruen maiieu. beppr lie einn sten IN tie
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-04
0sipnpers au beadten!

Or. lGepnaen bi.tet antn 2tuen fetne 5iIfe an, tptlbe a5
turd5 fssAt esbeirne mo lunatirli6t 4@eiR uit6H5rStr aer.
a !. .1 asa sts sastsii q Pc gelsats"te sss sts @ss aafaSis
il96teri iab tiniae ieet ~tfaprtsen unit 6etfaseaawertbtat Sol.
gen her ruben @errhnhtiten. res 2GferS: GtNr de trn Ri!.
ten anb ben Gl!etern, Gnter;tn I'M @rpt SGpS&t les gt1
ESts, @stiaa ber Btu teltreftlSsrJttgpfen M, t6ie llnrute,
Wta8enl9ndde, u~gcrennn8 Ter 0ereauurss.S r6ans. agGt.
uaetne Gnttrdftune, Sstnrtpntt Der S&nthbuht HsLc II
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-04
st .So1n ftoit,

Witalteb hes ~t1uisliden q pGesiufas Ser G~Buntdr3te In Som
bon, @rabuirter eines Der erittl. .nreotstniiHen Golesien Der
Ser. Staaten, Der ben. erBFt II Well fetnfS QebenS IN ZEN.
5plpitaIern ben 2pNbpn, 0arts. pbtarelpbtd mto anberen
Stabten -~;leebrdbt bat eintae Der ipuneerbarifen SetIuraen
ro1enSet, bon teoeu tie @ef9ihte her NfeetSin metz. lln-
a1bliee 2ettente, tie an Sbrenfauien, NcrpSiitlt une anhersn
Rranfbetten Iitten, ride /. 9. aud, bic bel ~p1Osliden @e-
rduibenl gu fer trf@refer, bic snDit e~rrStteu Bel sertnaen
Rleintetetten II. T. 10. Warse1 ausenbl:dli9 8etetlt. ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-04
uytte;f frr VreEe.

aCDte risle EaRienses wel@e p1tien Ger Iesten itsteuaebu
tiger tyunearitliden Spsrd.iDnen, nellie Dr. Sobnhct aus,
tpbrte upe hensn Die 3eitpnss- tuppcrtehre uro eiele onbete
per1cnen teipofntena rebon ha8 NIelttum All pieSetbrlten
Walen cntsrridtet murt9. une euel d. in @e,us auf ieinen
ebarafter ais @brern1lnn in @e3uei AMI Gtarafter rnb Sc.
mtTentaTtatett, line Seireneen etne binreitenbe @ew6br,
-~leifnne,- .
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-04

~bebtuten, tss elm s.funser Sell unb Elm selausbsr &Brrer he
ncttwentighen4 @rfereernife sur! e~teitdseny Gfa6ieltateii
iire. Srl pbne tiele lptrD rtt 98eile he's 9ebsns sur ~traurtaea
ptleertatrt. Die Muslt6ten he's Yeb ma r~effrnhern id niip-
LID NM Bic ( sefs tnsrSi e~rsfiffen obn Der smei itunsu nb me
landplifhen .Setrattuneen, ras inns bic 3reuhen, mel6e
Nbeere ~eentesen. r~erreisert lint. 134
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-04
Sanae MGrner.

teipnbers, rel&e RE Spter jerss estetmtn Eaters ~stwerben
flne. SaS ,5efiit 4" ottle Sanitnee ~ tin gu frIees @rab
-reist, Eelee tui6b1pre rhaberen SSnlentei un6 e~ntrifelten
gerftanbestrafte NIT rem DSuner Ter Detstt(nmtttrtt ZEN sc.
nat begeiItert uo Ger 2eterteJdubernce &6ne entlr6t babet
pIrten, rnDeen li@ nit bpIem 0ertrnuen naben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-04

ttsttltsnns fstst,} siqsa crg
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20

IL James A Isom, 18Th U. S. c. T.,
was killed on the 10Th inst, in front of
the rebel breastwOrks, about 50 yards
to the left of the franklin pike. a
silver watch, pistol, sword and belt,
were removed from his person. His
name is engraved in full on the case of
the watch, as member Of Company II,
l03d Ohio Infantry, Of which he was
formerly member. Any Information
thankfully received, and a liberal re
ward viii be paid for the said articles,
upon their being left at the Office ofthe
Post Quartermaster, care Of Captain
Mills. Jxo F. IsoM,
Dsc20lw Late Capt. Il Post @ N.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20
DR.. coLEMAN's
Private Dispensary.

While humanity continues 10 be inhrm
and man Is prone 70 err, and the eonse-
quences are visited upon the unfortunate,
he should early seek relief from the misery
thus ent2iled. And the man who deVotes
his time and talent 10 the relief Of this
species Of human suffering is not less q
Philanshropist than he who seeks 70 relieve
any other affection to which man is subject;
for true philanthropy looks not % what
caused the trouble, bat what viii cure il.
DR. COLEHAs has devoted 3 large portion Of
his time 70 the cure Of the class Of dis
eases mentioned in his advertisement in
tO-dsy's paper. He has duly qualified
himself By study and experience 70 perform
what he promises. he has been located in
our midst for several years, and the test
moniais OF the press which he has
quoted in his card, are guarantee 70 the
afflicted for his skill and sttAinments.
His Office is 81 North Cherry street. Post
Office Box, 500. sugs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20

So coon as the order was issued for
bidding the sale of ale, liquors, &c,
Barkhorn erected barricade around
his ale fountain sufficiently strong to
keep off all intruders. Thanks to Gen.
Miller, it will be removed this morning
and the fountain give fourth its spark
ling contents as ofyore. There will be
a rush of customers intent on quafiing
a foam capped glass of the refresh ing
beverage. But, alas for those Nashville
boys of Hoods army who solaced them
selves with the idea that they were
again 10 enjoy the privileges of Bark
horns resort. Their dreams have all
vanished Such joys are no more for
them. Pity they ever strayed into fer
hidden pastures, and became exiled
from Paradise.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20

Mr.. Ed. Butler, newsdealer at No. 6
Cherry street, opposite the Maxwell
Barracks, has furnished US with late
copies of New York papers-the Herald,
Times, Clipper, and illustrated papers
as well as the Cincinnati dailies We
also are indebted TO Mr. Butler for
some very choice photographs, a well
come addition 10 our album The col
lection that Mr. B. offers to the public
is a large one, embracing all the lead
ing actors aud actresses, Generals, copies
of paintings, etc, etc, and affords an
excellent opportunity TO all who desi e
10 fill their albums or make holiday
presents.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20

VIM. Yates, good union man, resi-
ding on the Harding Pike, was con-
seripted and taken of by the rebels.
He leaves behind wife and four or FIVE
children, who had no other support
than his labor. Our authorities ought
TO make the rebels who remain here,
I Ike care Of his family until he returns
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20

GEYERAIs-A catalogue of Generals
photographs for sale at the Gallery of
the Cumberland, 10 be found in another
column, TO which extensive list has late
ly been added splendid pictures of Ma
ior Generals Thomas and Sheridan.
Which may be procured at the Gallery
or by mail. Price 25cts.
nov l5-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20

REcoRDER's CoURT.--There was a good
attendance at the court on yesterday
morning and there was only one case
Of drunkenness, very unusual thing
for Monday morning session.
Mrs. Rabbit was drunk and was fined
the usual fine.
Hubbard Peters, charged with steal
ing two pies, was sent TO the workhouse
till further orders
A case against Mr. Bradford charged
with disorderly conduct was dismissed
at the prosecutors cost
Two business houses were fined the
usual amount for merchandising upon
Sunday.
Milly Barr, colored, was accused of
stealing pocket book and sll, from
Dir. Bennett Case continued.
VIM. II. McClintock was charged
with disorderly conduct Case dis
missed
Asa Campbell and Green Lyle, both
colored, were charged with disorderly
conduct. Asa was discharged and the
other fined $40
Join Cain, disorderly conduct Fin
ed s..
Henry Adams and A. Hines were
charged with disorderly conduct. Case
dismissed
o. B. Young was fined s., for using
language calculated to provoke a breach
Of the peace.
Sam Crawford was charged with
stealing a cow Case continued.
Five cases against negroes for using
hydrant water without license were
settled by payment Of costs and taking
out license.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20

A called meeting Of the City Council
was held yesterday afternoon, and a
bill passed appropriating $1,000 for the
relief of the poor of Nashville this wins
ter. The money is to be disbursed I'M
der the direction of the Relief Commit
tee. Well done, for the City Council
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20

CHRISTMAS PREsENTs-Messrs. Green
& Green have just replenished their
stock of Furs, preparatory to Christmas,
If you wish to make q present TO
your wife, mother, daughter, or sweet
heart, there is nothing so appropriate
as a good set of Furs. The donor will
be cherished in the memory of the fair
recipient for years, and perhaps a life
time.
The largest and much the finest stock
of these goods is at Green q Green's
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20


RIVER NKws-The river is rising rap
idly with Is feet of water on Harpeth
Shoals. The rains have been heavy
and continued since Sunday evening,
and we may reasonably expect regu-
lar freshet
There have been no arrivals or de-
partures of steamboats, since Saturday.
The fine passenger packet j. T. Nc.
Combs, Bernard, Master, departs for
Cincinnati, at 10 o'clock, A NJ, to-mor-
row from the lower landing.
The Ohio, at Louisville, is rising rap
idly.
The Louisville Democrat says:
The CUMBERLAND RIVER AGAIN OPEN.-
Captain George Ashcraft, of the steam
er Mercury, yesterday received a dis
patch from Nashville, stating that the
Cumberland river was again clear OF
guerrillas, and that steamers could now
run up and down that stream without
interruption. The rebel battery erect
ed some twelve miles this side of Nashr
vile has been removed. In view of this
fact a number af steamers at our wharf
have commenced loading for Nashville
and all way points on the Cumberland.
The same paper also says;
There has been a rumor on the streets
that the New York had been burned
at the Nashville wharf
This is not so. No boat has been
burned at our wharf
The Burd Levi, Clara Dunning, Nor
man, and other boats are loading at
Louisville for this port
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20

1t rained yesterday from morn TIL
eve, and last night The day was one
of the most unpleasant of the season
Whatever the almanac makers may say
to the contrary we may look out for
high waters All the creeks and rivers
in this section are rapidly rising.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20

NV THEATRE-The deeply interest
ing Irish Drama, the Peep o'Day, was
produced last night before E large and
delighted audience. The various char
scters wore well played, and every
t ling went off finely We are gratif =
e TO state that the piece viii be re-
peated tonight Let no one miss the
opportunity tosee il
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20

All the Churches in the city, with
one exception, bave been taken for
Hospitals. They could not be put to
better use at present
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20
Valuable Farm for Sale.

wye ARE OFFERING FOR sALE A vFRT
W valnatle FAR N, besr he Nolsnsviie
flke % miles from the-city. containing - Acres
OF eh0i.-e Land Brick gesideuce, containing io1T
rooms besides kitchen smoke house, and Other
oufhc1ss d: excellent prng o. water, and great
variety Of fruit trees Apply =
W. MATT BROWN eco.
n1vis-t Id Al ChsTry street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20

just received, large and selected
stock Of Cigars, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, at H. Ehrenbergs, No. 40
Union street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20

TnEArRE-The :" Wonderful Lamp,
does not yet cease to shine. IL will
be produced again tonight 1t is one
of those splendid attractions of which
one never grows weary.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20

Why Is IT2 = Why is it that the
Ladies never regret leaving Cameron,
Grief a Cos. store, minus few dollars,
after looking at their handsome Dress
Goods 2
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-20
Thanks 20 Maj. Gen. Thomas and his
Army.

The following appropriate and well
timed resolution, offered by w. S.
Cheatham, Esq, Councilman for the
5th Ward, at meeting of the Com
mon Council, yesterday, was unani-
mously adopted by that body, and also
by the Board of Aldermen:
Res0loed By the city Council Of Nash
rikie, That we, the representatives of
the people of the city of Nashville, do
hereby tender our thanks to Major
General Thoms, commander-in-c chief of
the Army of the Cumberland, for the
able manner in which he and his gal
LIANT army defended the city, and de-
feated the enemy; also for his aid, and
that of Brig. Gen. Donaldson, in as
sisting the corporation in providing
provisions for the poor and in furnish
ing transportation.
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Ans, AxEs.-300 Dozen, best brands,
for sale by G.. w Fall & Co, Hardware
Dealers, 81 Public Square. nov27tf
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The rains Sunday night were very
heavy, and might have washed our
streets clean, if the cutters had not
been previously filled with mud
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The cars commenced running TO
Franklin Immediately after the arrival
of our army there in pursuit of Hoods
fugitives.
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CLOSING OR, CLOSING OUT.-A. and NJ.
LAndsberg Il Co, corner of Market
street and the square, are selling out
their entire stock Of Sutler Goods, con-
.sisting Of old liquors, cigars, tobacco,
stationery, canned fruits, &c. Suffers
and dealers will find il TO their advan-
aage by calling on them, as they are
changing their business, and will sell
these goods at reaneea fzares.
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III eavy ribbed wooden shirts and draw
ers at r. II. Thompson's, % Cherry
near Union street
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All persons afflicted with priystediseases
would do well TO call on DR.. A. Richard
Jones, No. % Deaderick street, up stairs
DR.. J. may be found in his ofhes at al
hours. nOv23
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CUTLERY, CUTLERY-A fine assort-
ment, for sale by G. w. Fall q Co.
Hardware Dealers, 81 Public Square.
nov27tf
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We are obliged to Cone, Tunnell q
Co, for Louisville, Cincinnati and New
York papers.
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Fine Photographs made at T. J. Mer-
rift q Co.'S new Gallery, AZ Church
street, near Post Office. nov4-tf
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Sntttlers and DeaIers LfteRtIOn.

just received per Adams Express and for
Sale cheap, al +. Linek's, No. 8. COlleg
Street, 20 eases Cavalry Boots, grained and
enameled tops.
dec. 20-2is.
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Just received, stock of imported
Cigars of the finest brands at Ehren-
berg's. No 40 Union street
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The loss of rebel Generals in the bat
tie of Franklin was serious:
Kilied-Major General Pat Cleburne
and Brigadier Generals Williams, AID
ans, Gist, S'r4hl, and Granberg.
Wounded-Major General John Brown
(brother of Neill s. BROWN and Briga
der Generals Carter, Monigel, Quarles
Cockrell, and Scott Brown was woun
ded in the thigh, and Quarles had his
arm shattered.
PriSoner-Major General Gordon.
The rebel loss in the battle was 5000
of these Cheathsm's corps lost 1000
Rebels assert that Hoods army num-
bered IS 600, including all arms.
Gen. Quarles, we understand, is now
in our hands, having been captured
since the fight Friday
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Wool over shirts, new styles, large
and long, at r. II. Thompson's, Is
Cherry, near Union street