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1t was reported in Washington on the
29th ult, that Sherman had reached
Mllen, at the junction of the Georgia
Central and Augusta and Savannah
Railroads, and released large numb, r
of our prisoners. confined there.
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ON THEATRE-The grand spectacular
drama of Aladdin will be produced to-
night with new and appropriate scenery.
properties, costumes and effects. From
the preparations we anticipate a very
pleasing and amusing entertainment
There is also favorite farce.
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Valuable Place near Nash
vile for Sale.

TlHAT CHARMING PLACE OF THE MUIR.
1 freesboro pike, owned and grouped % +. BIZ
lod, and Hhish - lust half mile from the Or
poration line, j. offered 'or sale 81 very moderse
price seven acres Of ekceifeut land aithS BAiCh
DWELLIN5, consaining tolr rooms, fesdes base
kent store room, sErTasf's TocTas breE smoke
house, stable and earraee house A sn4eli framed
house Is on the place Nhch ean b detaefed end
sid separately. II desired. Two good wells q su-
uarsr water one O which i within ~ an fast II
the kitchen % the main b. ldirg Ths gard n con
tsins gr4pe-Vines sad ahruh.e4y u abulIdsnce 6ne
artsrs kc SC. For further infonnsfiOn apply %
MILLION MuRFREE
oT2s-2E. General Agents. ~ Cherry 81.
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We have received from II II. Single
ton, Of the Post Office News Depot, the
Eclectic Magazine for December. This
is one of the most valuable of al the
magazines published in this country. 1t
contains the cream of all the English
publications and is offered at price
that puts it within reach of all literary
persons who desire to be informed in
regard to the British magazines. We
have also received the Louisville and
Cincinnati dsilies.
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EN- Davis Of the Sewanee House
News Depot has furnished US with
Frank Leslie's Magazine for December
and late novelette, entitled tho Hun
ter's Scalp.
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OFFICE DISK WASTED.-Any one hay-
ing one for sale would do well by sp-
plying at this Office immediately.
noy30-3t
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Our readers viii see an important or
der in another column from Brig. Gen
John F. Miller, Commanding Post of
Nashville. The order sufficiently ex-
plains itself
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Our readers viii find some interesting
local matter upon the outside The
press Of advertisements and business
notices has made this arrangement
necessary.
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Why Is IT2- Why is it that the
Ladies never regret leaving Cameron,
Grier & Cos. store, minus few dollars,
after looking at their handsome Dress
Goods
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All persons afflicted with privatedise asses
would do well to call on DR.. A. Richard
Jones, No. % Deaderick street, up stairs.
DR.. j. may be found in his office at all
hours. uOyZ3
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Mashrille SAni0ll,

THE UNION has the largest
Circulation of any Newspaper in
Ienuessee---fts City and Army
other paper.
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HEADQUARTERs-If you want to meet
your city and country friends, call
where there is always a rush, at Came.
ron. Grier a Co.'S.
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just received, a stock Of imported
Cigars of the finest brands at Ehren-
bergs, No 40 Union street
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CUTLERY, CUTLERY.-A fine assort-
ment, for sale by G. w. Fall & Co,
Hardware Dealers, "a Public Square
nov27tf
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Just received, a splendid assortment
of the finest French Merinoes manu>
featured, at Cameron, Grier & Cos.
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The finest assortment of Black and
Fancy Silks in the city at Cameron,
Grier & Cos.
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The new Gallery of I. j. Merritt a
Co, makes every style Of Picture, no
exceptions. nov4-tf
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Fine Photographs made at T. J. Mer
rift d Co.'S new Gallery, A. Church
street, near Post Office. nov4-tf
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Go to R. II. Thompson's, % Cherry
street, for your white and brown linen
shirts-warranted TO fit.
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Heavy ribbed wooden shirts and draw
ers at R. H. Thompsons, % Cherry
near Union street.
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Ladies', if you want a very rich
French embroidered Handkerchief,
call at Cameron, Grier d Cos.
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Heavy twilled red flannel shirts and
drawers at r. II. Thompson's, 2S Cher
~, near Union street.
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For Photographs and every other
style Of Pictures, 60 to T. J. Merritt a
Cos, A. Church street - nov4-tl
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Ladies who wish to purchase hand
some Dress should call first at Cameron,
Grier & Co.'S
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Shaker flannel shirts and drawers at
r. II. Thompson's, % Cherry, near
Union street
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SOLDIER s

are peculiarly liable = the absy dissaseas pFc-
duaod y the change n climate, frequent change o.
aater aad Diet and should ngFcr D. without ! fon
~ the 5yocIfsc in their pockeis. Diarrhsa Dysen.
terry and Pax are cured b t In from twelve Is
tseni{-i0uE hoiirs. one or tso doses WI zFs 70
euTCi n three days, 81 thorssuis u eertffsAlep
that ~ have re,etFet from soldiers 81 "a rankf
Discharged sitar many months Eaass, a. ncaif
Lle, WI testify.
One box w.ii aatlsiy my oae. Try t. lis Eorih
hundrad times its cost
For sale ln Nashville b FOHHEs 3 5TEPHENq
suihE. EcksfElN CO, John u. PARks
Cincinnati. Aesusas
Msauzaillsd By ". J. LUCK, ViacenEes Ind.
FEis9 81. Seat b m0l an Focalpi " prieas
aaa H1-sa
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Wool over shirts, new styles, large
and long, at r. II. Thompson's, %
Cherry, near Union street
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The largest stock of Cigars and To
bacco, at Ehrenberg's, No. 40 Union
street
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Splendid assortment of Ladies
Cloaks, just received at Cameron,
Grier & Co.'S.
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New THEATRE-The drama Of Len
dornie, viii be repeated to-night Also
the capital farce Of the Widows Vic
tim
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Locks, LOcKs-450 Dozen, assorted
for sale by G. w. .Fall & Co, Hardware
Dealers, 81 Public Square. nov27tf
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Nails, NAns.-400 Kegs for sale by G
w Fall d Co, Hardware Dealers, "a
Public Square. nov27tf
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SKATES, SKATEs.-5OO pair, assorted, for
sale by 9. w. Fall a Co., Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square. nov27tf
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Just received, large and selected
stock Of Cigars, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, at H. Ehrenberg's, No. 40
Union street
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AXIS, AxEs.-S0O Dozen, best brands,
for sale by g. W. Fall & Co, Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square. nov27tf
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If you want a handsome Balmoral,
call at Cameron, Grier a. Cos.
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SAWS, SAws-70O Saws, of all kinds,
for sale by G. W. Fall A Co, Hardware
Dealers. 81 Public Square. nov27tf
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Waterproof cloaking cloth, just re-
ceived at Cameron, Grier & Cos.
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Wanted.

BOARD And LODGING, IL A PRIVATE FAN.
ID Is, - a q n iefnan and ms vi q up b. 4tlly.
lss5 Location between Market and spruce, o.
iir al and Gay street, and furnished rom.
address J. h, Post otiice Boa s7s. lnoy29-u
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Splendid assortment OF Sontags,
Nubias, Hoods, etc, at Cameron, Grier
a Cos.
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If you want a good Cigar, call on
Ehrenberg, No. 40 Union street
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If you want handsome Shan ], call
at Cameron, Grier & Cos.
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The finest assortment of Dress Goods
in Nashville at Cameron, Grier * Cos.
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Flannels of every description at
Cameron, Grier a. Cos.
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The finest assortment OF Calicoes in
Nashville at Cameron, Grier a Cos
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Opera Flannels of every color at
Cameron, Grier a. Co.'S
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CfURE.s ALL IRRiTATION or STOMACH AND
u foseis. rs cures where all other medicines
nzture add never fails b effect cure 10 Toe above
diseases. it a purely vegetable; no Minerals en-
lr ITO its c0rnposno1. Ihs most delicate may "a
ne Specific without fear. 10 NAY BE- gwen b ths
infant with safety. L always leaFes the bo~sls Ia
healthy and naiuTzi cOudiioui never consapatss,
Dut assists natlie Ia restoring ths system 70 IL
u0nnai condition.
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va Ls4Esflos o.
omceTs and Soldiers

Is PARTICULARLY called 20 this notice.
A CHECK on NEW YORK is tho ssfesi
way 70 send REMITTANCE HOME, and
lie worth rAs ell over ths Loyal States.
We would also inform The business Q lm
munity that va reosivs Deposits.
Nar Ie-tF
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II you want a handsome pair of
Blankets, cali at Cameron. Grier a Cos.
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Heavy ribbed shirts and drawers at
Cameron, Grier Il Cos.
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PRICE. 81 lie COX.


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THE MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3O.--Cotton firm ], II, for mid
ding; 20, good do; receipts IS bales
-Four and grain dull and unchanged.
Whskey lac lower.
CAIRO, Nov. 3O.-COttOn-Low middling 60
Molasses-I q.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-28

false conservatism decried the true, then as
always, as radical, revolutionary, and in.
cendiary. And the same spirit to. day, des-
pising the real Significance of the word il
misuses, opposes a dull resistance to every
form of progress and deveIopement which
an enlightened people necessarily makes
under fEee institutions. Consequently it
is at once impotent, ridiculous, and con-
temptible. The Lamia, In the Greek story,
smiled like lovely Weman but the eye Of
the philosopher saw what she was, and
brought her writhing to the ground q
loatbsome snake. The modern Lamia will
find the common sense of the Yankee as
terrible as the philosophers eye.
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r. RI 1fyou do, use
HooAand's German Bitters!
From j. Nesgton Broom, D. D., Editor ofths Eney-
cIopedia of Religious kn0I0Led0e.

From J. Mesgton Broom, D. D., Editor oTths Eney-
eIopedia Of Religious KHol0Ied0e.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust OF
their ingredients and effects, yet know of no sum-
cient reason, why may not testify to the bent
he believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the beneht Of othera.
do this ths more readily in regard to HoonAnd's
German Bitters, prepared By DR.. o. NJ. jackson, Of
this city, because prejudiced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am Indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, ksq., for the removal OF
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
of these Btters, ct the beginning Of the present
year. followed by evident relief and restoration
70 q degree of bodily and mental vigor which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de.
SPARED Of regulating. / theT-' szS- INK God and
my friend 70 directing me to tn use Of ftnem.
: ~ lE-l., . JIM VI )NBRoWN.
PhiladslpA S,June 28, 1851,
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A ALOthGFiO In the Invalid Corps.
Prom the Columbus, o, Statesman.

Prom the Columbus o, Statesman.
An extraordiary case of eriHI. con. has
been for several days past the topic of
conversation among q number of citizens
conversant with the facts. A wealthy
citizen, who, with young, beautiful,
and aristocratically connected wife, re-
Gently removed from Wisconsin to this
city, devoted most of his time to the pros
ecution of an extensive business, leaving
his better half to fill up the tedious hours
of his absence as best she could. Break
ing up housekeeping on Rich street, the
pair took up their abode at a fashionable
boarding house on High street, wherat
there were a number of dashing young
military officers, most of whom had as
much leisure time as the wife of the Wis,
consin merchant Among these officers
was gay captain of the Invalid corps,
whose name closely resembles the name
of the country from which the first expe~
dition to America was fitted out, and
which furnished the ships to the great
discoverer whose name this city bears.
This officer, like 0thello, had seen some
service, and like the Moor, again, had a
smooth and oily tongue, against which
the virtue of the young wife, although
fortified by the teaching of Broad street
church, of which she was Imember was
not proof. She fell-whether easily or
after heroic resistance we are not told.
The street cars afforded comfortable and
easy access to an out-of-the:way house
above the depot; and, when the uncOn~
scious husband went to business, his wife
repaired northward with her paramOur,
and together they whiled away the long
afternoons of the heated term. The in-
trigue was carried on for several weeks,
and of late so boldly that it appeared that
every one but the person who should have
known it was aware of its existence.
But, as we have said, all such cozy and
illicit arrangements sooner or later come
to the light of;day, and theparties to grief.
Some disinterested member of the church
to which the husband and wife belong
dropped the deluded husband note, by
means of which he was awakened to the
astounding proceedings going on around
him. He rushed home just as his wife
reached their apartments, and there was
q scene over which the curtain may be
drawn in charity. Suffice it, that the er-
ring beauty confessed her guilt, and the
husband telegraphed to the brothers
of his wife, both ministers in Michigan,
that they should come for their sister.
One of them came and conveyed his er-
ring sister to her early home, not, howev-
er, until she had, as I'VE are informed,
given a written acknowledgment of her
crime to her husband, TO facilitate di-
vOrce.
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ANY MoRB OF THB SANE Soar 1--WE
know . whole. souled patriot in this city
Who speaks in this wise: 81 will pay 70 any
man who will enlist in the United States
army, for three years, the sum Of $500; and
if he shall die, or be killed In the service,
will pay TO his family the sum of $780,"
This is the spirit to manifest, and If all who
have the means % enable them TO make
such offers as this will lend themselves to
the work for short time, we shall hear
no complaints about drafting. Having a
strong confidence in the righteousness Of
our cause, and 9 solid hope for the speedy
restoration Of peace throughout the land,
the course TO pursue is that which is sug.
gested in the offer which We have referred
70. Let Q few gentlemen speak out, and
others win surely foIloW.-PittsbtTgh Com
nereinL =
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Peteburg Undermined.

To the Editor Of the The Richmond Wing.
Sra: The editors of the Richmond and
Petersburg papers have been making fun
Of the. declaration of the Northern press
mat Grant would soon startle the country
with 1ianother brilliant exploit" Do you
suppose that Grant has kept fifty thousand
men in complete idleness for six weeks, or
fancy that his whole time has been occu-
pied in fortifyiug himself and organizing
raids If SO, you will fnd yourselves
vastly mistaken, and that within very
In what manner came into possession
of the facts which am about to narrate
is mot material. Suffice II to say they are
facts, as time will prove. Perhaps few
hours may bring the dreadful realisation.
Itremble to think of it.
Know, then, our loved Cockade city will
soon be, if it is not at this very moment
thoroughly undermined. Grant, far from
being content to blow up the the "Rebel
fortifeations," has determined to destroy
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The Prize Ring.
London July 81 CorTospoudenee OF the Belfast
News Letter,

London CJuly 81 OorrOSPondenee Of the Belfast
News Letter.
Heenan, the pugilist, was one Of the
persons injured by the late accident on the
Southwestern rail way near Egham. he
has sustained partial paralysis of the low
er limbs and some injury to the spine,
which for the present will prevent him
from moving about. The medical men
who have examined him do not, however,
think that his frame is permanently iDjur.
ed, but that with rest and q strict Rtten-
ton to diet he may ultimately be restored
to an enjoyable state of health.
The examination of his case, however,
reveals the fact that the magnificent ana
tomical structure which Oecasioned so
much admiration in the famous ring At
Farnhsm, has become the prey Of disease,
and that all idea of the transatlantic
champion resumiug the calling of an Ath-
lete is out of the question.
Regard being had to the circumstance,
the friends of the ex-pugilist have recon-
menjed him to Hsettle" his claim for COM
pensation against the railway company;
aud after a careful investigation Of all the
facts of the case, the company have award
ed him 1850. Hsensn, who is described
as q very simple minded, inohensiye per-
son, has expressed himself satisfied, and
when his health Is sufficiently restored he
intends to take "beueft" in the principal
towns in England and then proceed to
America with the proceeds.
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the entire city, ss by tremendous blast
from the internal regions. In q single iu-
slant every building in the principal
streets of Petersburg will be lifted on high
and scattered to the four winds of heaven.
You may laugh at this, but is so. My infor-
maut has seen diagram ofthe mines, which
when completed, will extend the length of
Bolingbroke, BAnk, Sycamore and Oldstreets
and perhaps as far as the old Fair grounds
on the south of the city. "This is incredi-
BILE and impossible on the face of it," you
will say. Very we'll; /; you are welcome to
your opinion. But you will be good enough
to tell me what feat ever attempted with
the pick and spade the Yankees have failed
to execute, and will you explain TO me the
meaning of Grants long inaction tell
you this is no csnard-Wouldt that it were
but plain statement Of facts, procured by
me from an entirely trustworthy source.
"Wby do not make my statement to
Gen. Lee, or print it in the EzpresS" you
will naturally inquire. / answer frankly,
because Gen. Lee would rebuff me lat least
l think SOY, and because the Express refuses
positively TO admit me to it's columns.-
Many of your readers will fancy that
have been dreaming; butI can assure them
that am in my waking senses, never more
so in my life, and sincerely desirous, by
this timely waning, Of aVerting one Of the
most awful catastrophes that ever befel an
afflicted people. You can publish this or
not, just as you choose.
Respectfully, CHAs. l. BROWNE.
Petersburg, July 10, 1864.
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ADVERTIsINq PRIcEs,
YEARLY ADvERTIsINe.

All yearly advertisements payable quarterly, all
other advertising payable in advance.
The above terms were agreed upon by the propri-
etors Of the lntci0eneer and ReOiSer on Friday the
9Th inst, to take effect Monday, July 11th, 1884
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A Coon REToRT.-The New York
JoUTHGI. of Commerce, quoting the Oit-re-
peated commonplace that ''the rebellion
is on its last legs" asks peevishly how
many legs the rebellion has got. The
Chicago Tribune answers.
There is leg in Ohio called VallanS
digham, one in Chicago called the Times,
two in New York, the Journal Of Com
Rlerce and Rorld, and one in Cincinnati,
the Enquirer, besides two very lame legs
at Richmond and Atlanta. The North
ern legs are the most ;serviceable."
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BEWARB OF OUNTRRFBITs

no. 631 ARCH STREET
PSIaetpaI o5ses aud AaaeVdetory, go
-i- JONES EVANS,
rsuc.sssors to Q. N. Jackson : Coil h.a 90
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A HALF BARREL oEFLOUR IN A HEARsE.
For the first time in our varied experi-
enee we saw on Tuesday barrel of -four
hauled up Governeur street in hearse!
The public stared but the driver drove on.
When we came to recollect that -four was
Eve and six hundred dollars per barrel,
and that the struggle for bread was one
for life or death, we better appreciate
the connection between the hearse and
the barrel of four.-Riehmond Erdnsi-
nor