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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-22
For the Memphis Appeal.
We VILE CONQUER Or DIE.

These words 50 defiant, they sweep on the gale
They ring on the hls snd sesound tbfouTh each vale
They are spoken BY women and ts'4Fs. hearted men.
And reschOsd by millions. again All again
For ths Souih hss resolved her great duty to do.
While her sons have An aud her women are tue
For ber standard is waving. il Bosts to the sky,
With the true words eublazoned I'VE viii eoaqssr or
die"
Though her lands are invaded her have no dread
Though her towns ae In ruins snd her soil Is ali red
Ste stil Is defiant ana a. proud and as free
As her rivers thaE roll In their course to the sea-
Aud her children have sworn. By their alsars aud
graves
That neer to the HOrthnen viii they ever be slaves;
Aad her asg is still waving. {; b floating "a high,
With these nebesi Of va ehyoris, We viii conquer
or die"
Aud, if there's bastard beneath our bright sun.
Who would faltsr or hsg til OR freedom il won,
Let hia name be by word a kissing aud scOrn.
And held up a traitor to millions unborn;
i'es no talnt Of Bis blood ever press On the sod
That's devoted to Freedom, Rslision sui God;
And let Us, united, shout the thrilling gvar-cry
That rings from our Isgons, We viii conquer or de
For sweet Psses Is coming which we've won from lsIr
hordas,
By The blood OF our Sons ard the mg Of eur swords
Aad that mercy and aid from our Father on high,
Who shielded and saved Us when danger was nigh.
AHd to Him be the praise for the liberty won,
And to Am give ihs cory for what We have done
And long nay our standard. as it Hoas to the sky,
Bear on it our ws.ehwe-ds We win conquer or de
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-22

- The citizsnS of Marion, Ala, are discuss
ing me question of telegraph line to that
place By taking the wire from the junction
to Unioutown, and with about Elteon miles ad-
ditiOnsl wire, Marion could be put on the Mont
gomery and Meridian circuit, BY running the
line on The wagon rosd from Marion to UniOn-
town. A braHeh line from the Junction would
nscessitAte the employment of an operator at
ihsE point. The other plan suggested would
obviate this difficulty, aud place Msrion on 3
main circuit, which is of great advantage in
dispstehing business.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-22

II The Raleigh IN. c. State Journal of the
IS.b learns from private source that Yankee
force Of 20OO or 5000 cavalry are advancing on
Weldon. Prompt measures have been adopted
to check them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-22

The CRoPs.-Ffom present appearances the
corn crop Ia Southwestern Georgia will far sur
pass that Of former yssIs. We took a stroll
into the country iew.tiAys sgO, and everything
looked very encouraging. We could almost see
the corn grow, and of vegetables eur farmers
Lave = supersbundsnce. The wheat crop has
been extraordinarily good. Irsh poiatses have
been IN the market for some time, and promise
large yield and the sweet potato crop also
looks wen. Our friends in the northern portion
Of the Slate will not suffer for bread if the van
dals can be driven from their homes We of
Egypt viii supply all their wants in the eat
ing line Il the coast is Kept clesr.-A AlbGHy Ga
Patriot
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-22

COrrsspoadsnes Cineinna;i COmasreial (Rspublsaal.
An occurrence took place On the ls,b of Nav.
on when We nuss act, and shout which con
scienhOus judgment may be passed. John
Bobb, \ pesceabis, Unofsnding citizen, was
most brutaly murdered by negro sold, ,ers. Mr
booo and man by the name of Msttnrly. On
gOiBg 10 Bobb's house for dinner, found lot Of
negro soldiers picking flowers on Bobb's prem
ises. B5bb asked why thsy were On his mem
lses. Negroes said they didn't know whose
hsnse they occupied Angry words passed, snd
thsy applied 20 him very coarse and insulting
language, when Bobb, being enrsged, knocked
down negro sergeant with a stone. The ne
gro vowed 70 be reYenged on him and burn his
house. Mr.. BObb imme lately cane 10 see
Gen. Sloeum, not anticipating any thing but bis
an3st. Gen Slocum promised to protect his
person and property AgsiRst anything unlawful
As Boob went % bis house, fifteen OF twenty ne
gro soldiers, led BY sergeant, arrested him and
| msttiHsly- When leading them off. Bobb asked
Where Is your HsntensRtl Whsfs ace your
| oftiesrsl The negro replied, D-n the oil
GERS We cau hx you without officers -
Bobb supposed be was 10 be taken before the
colonel CT tho regiment for examination. He
Was, however, taken through E machine sho,
aud after RattinE one hundred and ftty rods de,yn
bayou, one aHgro fred gun, the bali passing
through Bobb's back aud e5miBg out of his sb-
u9lheu- d6 ieli5 ana another shot struck him
through the check Msttingly ran An6-escspsi.
The blacks stopping over Bobbs body. They
followed him, however, until pursuit vas use
less to their purposes, as be mot DR.. Churchill.
who protected him Oae ball was shot ,brouOb
his coat Mrs. BOb5 and Mr. Rsum came Il,
Gen. Slocum's headquarters, and he sent down
reliable ofieeg-Msior Gwiudea. Of as staff
to ascertain the trao position Of affairs When
he got to the ground B1bb wss dead. and tbe
discoDs0Ate and sense ess wife over ais body.
with seventy-tive or one hundred black soldiers
standing shout the body and stong ths BAYOU.
shouting most voeifsrousIy, We've got them;
we're taking them now" The msiof imme5i.
stely ordered the srTsst of ell lie parties
boa up TO this writing the sergeant alone has
been arrested. Officers viii bs arrested and be
punished
Gen. Soeum has no prejudice on account q F
color, but would punish sBy white soldier who
would perpetrate any such inhuman act There
is sut one sentiment and desire heYe on tie cub
Jset, aad that is that the perpetT.sDrs Of this
siroeiy should be hung II Gen. Slocum does
not hGd out and hang these msn then there n
no security for ifs 70 any man, aud be is unfit
to b in command. he has issued the following
order in relAiion to the stroeily Of these negro
soldiers:
Genera Orders 10 Z
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n The SOE;hsTR Motive is to be issued
At WinOna, Mississippi, soon-tri-weekly. We
wish RsbundSnt success. There is to be teIe-
graph Office At WinonA, and the public of Car
roll and ChoeLhw viii be kept puncsuRlly posted
in whatever of interest NAV be trsnspiring.
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OFFgcx b5IssIssIFTI CtSrRzL r. r COEPANr,
Grenada hliss- asy ilJh, 1854
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified mat this Com
pauy viii psy he OonieseTas state tsE its entire
capital They vii. ihsrolors make return to
sszsor n their several localities Of stock held by then
respectively. A. : NcCQ6NIOO,
my26 In Secretsry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-22

k3- The Yankees, in their advance .through
Bedford, Va, burned all the bridges on the Vir-
ginia sad Tennessee railroad Among others,
those scross Big snd Little Otter rivers, both
considerable structures, and Elk creek
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-22

n walthsl, of Mississippi, has been made
5 MEjor- General, and ordered to the command Of
Caniy's division CAnty goes back to his old
brigade, aOrmerly commanded by Colonel Muir
nhv
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.s.EEIExO BE' 9IE.'
Hoop Sron Bands--PateniesI--
substitute for Rope in
Et..Iiia.. GsnlIsliaI

Cosss .essIs pnl on Ezsrsrhelas the bale twenty 10
t,.suty i've per cenl smaller rops VIII Rot
rot adjusted 70 any o. 5s5ss - quickly rope.
l..intsi aad put 40 ne n5s conssnieaL packages
ie- sTs ,orlsuon. tie relative bulk being mech lss.
fhsa tbss Of roPs. =
raps.ly sirsys on hand, for which orders for any
s-nr,ls wi b. promptly ned, zna further llfofns-
,..,u n Fsn on sPplicaton -
- O H. THORBURH
E,riae IA ts-uuda Wilmington =. u, or
fes--ocr l6. MI CAaPBELI.
sull - - AeorEss, bermud
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~ The bridge across the ocmulgee river
dividing East from MseoIs proper, was washed
awsy last Sundsy night The pier gave way,
although the river was not so high as it has beer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-22

Y The prisoners captured by Lewis brig
sae. alluded 70 in the letter Of Special in an
other Column, arrived here lsgt night ,----
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-22

r. KittrelPs Springs, in North Csrolins,
have been turned over by The proprieiors the
Confederate Government for hospital uses.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-22

E Capt r A. Chambers, A. A. G Of Can
tey's brigade, died in Columbus 3 few days
since, from disease contracted in service.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-22

- A gentleman informs Us that BrowuIoss
last paper (Sssurday's) said that preparations
"ere 'bsa being made for tie city to be eVaeua-
ted and everything shipped to Chattanooga.
Bristol Gazsits, 9lk
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VOL XIV. NO. 40
II TELEG GRAPHIC.
Reports Of the F'ress -Aaaociatioa-

6nere according to act Of Coarsss ia the yasr 1879
y J. s. THR4sHEa, 10 The Clerks o1ies of t54 D.
tct Court VI IN Confssrsts States f5r The North.
ecn DlzIriel 0f Georgia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-22

R- Colin Pesrce, an aged and venerable
citizen Of Canton, Miss, died at Sharon q few
days sincs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-22

1bs highest market prce, eiiheE in money
oesubscfiption, viii be paid for clean cetton
or linen rags, wbits or ColOTsd, delivered at thu
SprEAL eesnsing-roonl, a slpnls.
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80 AANrElaI

(1LEAk COrTOE kAee vii E1a a rssdy ssis
- Lhis ofscs a. tae r1artuf pricc. Apply 81 she
iaq7 APpssEt. Gluh.dftrs Enobs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-22

slor-isF tss value Of tas Oid- Issue o. CoJeesras
5f,s5 asteR Lssolfad far ihs Nsullssus Of C0Hteds-
Iate ff0ns7 Gi tts Rae Of Gse B9ilars % O.e Issue
81 La naLlarl b lao lssae. lr1la - @ eoO5:
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DAVID L. CAMPBELL,

(FOrmsrly Csmpbsh 81 Bennett)
General Commission Merchant,
No. 53 North Water Street,
inS3m Mobile. Ala.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-22

ARRIVAL PROM THE NoRTH.-Df. Kerr.
formerly in charge of the Marine hospital in
Baltimore hsrbor, rssehed Richmond on Tues
day night, travelling in the desolate path Of
Grants advsnce The ceuatry through which
be came, the greater part OF which he traversed
on foot, presented q constant recurring scene of
desolsGon, burned farm houses, barns and fsne-
ing, d, horses, and dead Yankees by the score
and hundfeo.e DR.. Kerr sfirms that the war
spirit at the North is dead, swallowed up in the
pending presidential campaign. Maryland has
been stripped of oyery organized force, and
hundred day men have taken their places
About fifteen hundred of these were IN the Ar
lington defenses IN front of Washington. Grant
had got all the men he could get, unless troops
we're recalled from Sherman. Ths losses sus-
tanned by Grant since he set out u hia bloody
pilgrimage TO Richmond, the mecca" Of all
Yankee desire, were estimaied St lhe North at
even higher figures than Confederate accounts
have fixed them. Thousands had struggled and
deserted on the march, aud our informant en-
countared hundreds on his way through, max
ing their way to the Potomac, SFhieh wss filed
with guard boats picking them up. DR.. Kerr
has six brothers in the Confede- service
Richmond EIamiHeT.
MIsslssIPPI FRUIT CRoPs-The Columbus,
Miss, correspondent of the Mobile TriLsns says
that the fruit crop is looking better than ex-
beeted to see It, aud already the peach and sp-
pie trees gtoAn beneath their load of rich and
luxurisnt fruit, which will in few weeks red
den and ripen in the sun, to tempt the eye and
leste.
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$50 KgWARD

IAN AWAY from the undsrsigLed, en- Thursaay,
III, Ju1s g.h my NEGRO 6IkIl, MARf ANN dssk
lsstio has scar cn her ris b. fsot EbORs The Toes
aud siow EPeksa when spoken O. Shs formerly pc
longeG 10 ~ Winship. and sUppos cd 70 9e IN me
civ will give rsHsrd for her delivery 70
me or for any Information 80 last caa set her.
s. CHA aBERLIAN
my IL Atisnta- Ga.
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FHG0D0RE EHUELIEaI
Frsm Geneva, Switzerland,

rs requested % make his sddrsss .na Whereabouts
Il kno1nte IsAAJ SCOTT
Macon,
fn74 Ia Georgia
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The Confederate Cotton Loas.

"A .erild- correspondent from the hospitals after
these battles says It is marvellous how many were
wounded in the hands
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-22

BcHNoND, June q "A senliessaa who isie
rieksoufs on sunsisy reports h.t E.d wss qa0to ne
Baltimore oa tee issa. sr two hnud ID aad avs. n
Chieaxo lBrunrrrsas- aLn.r...ti..
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FRoa rmE ERasr-

MARIETTA, June 2i.-Ths snemy's rishi attacked our
Ell unesr Cen Hardee yesterdsy, aad hey we're re-
'used with great slaughter, men eapt--suz sixty
'risooers among them Lieut. Col. Watson I the 40h
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We would respectfully announce 10 our
eustomorgol ihe city Of Nashville and vi
einity that we are fully prepared 70 furnish
Them with A SO. , article Of Soda water end
saraparilia, in any quantity shey may re-
guire.
Thankful for the patronage extended US
in the past, We hope 70 merit continuance
Of she same in future, os it shall always be
our aim to give satisfaction in cur dealings
with the public. We would lake the liber-
ty 70 say that there are many Of our custo,
raers to whom We are particularly indebted
for the good care taken Of cur bottles and
corks; and, on the contrary, there are q
few who wontoniy destroy or give away orr
bottles snd corks. To those we would state
that We hope thoy viii not do 50 in future,
but that they will strive TO make amends
for the past by carefully saving these arti-
cles for as. McCORNAcE & Co.
justly. No. 20 Cherry Ct, Nashville.
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Suffers and Merchants

Your attention is called to our large stock
Of Goods, consisting in part Of Boots Shoes,
Caters, oxford Ties etc, nearly all styles
and qualities; Hats and Caps, all kinds and
colors, for military and civil use--styles
consisting in part ofGen. Grant Hats, Gen.
Burnside Hats Gen. Gilmore Hats, Regula-
ton Hats etc, Hat Cords, all colors and
kinds; Trunks, Yalises, Carpet Bags, Um-
brellas, Whips and Whip Thongs, Hosiery,
Shoe Findings, Cigars, Tobacco, Teas, Can
ned Fruits, sardines, Cove Oysters, Soaps,
Candles, Soda, pepper, Spices, Backing
Brushes, etc, ell ofwhich will be sold low
by the case or dozen.
june q-3m B. r. CUTTER & CLEAvFs,
Corner Of College and Broad streets.
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DARRHRA AND DEsEETERv.--We have ez-
amined q great number Of letters from some
Of the most prominent citizens in Cincin-
natl and Coyington, etc, speaking ia the
highest terms Of DR.. Slrickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of Diarrh@a
and Dysentery. The letters are too long
publish. Mr.. Woods. Of lexington, say
he was pronounced incurable by the bee
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of d.
Strici:land's Anti-ChoioIa Mixture eGecte
permanent cure, after suffering for months
with the worst form Of Diarrh@a and Dys-
EMERY. Gp 26--.tu " THY
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A large and well-dtted Store House, can
be obtained next door to Dillin & Cettles',
by applying Immediately al No.l5 Cherry
street. june 2s-2g
We sell atasction on Wednesday, the 2gth
inst, Prints, D0nesties, Parasols, Umbrel
las, Hats, CarpsiiHg, &c.
WARNER, PENEEBAKER & CO..
june est No. 20 Public square.
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Rgsn zEss-The cumberland con
tinuSs 70 Eall. with abont q inches wa
ter en- Iarpeth shoals.
The Alpha, from the Tennessee Boll
ing Mills. and the Nynph No ? from
CiarksviIle, arrived yesterday.
There were no departures
The Alpha reports the J. g. Fisher
and Science No. ?. aground On Harpeth
shoals
Unless there ore hard rains shortly
navigation VIII come to an end.
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Fourth Of IaIr celebration.

Persons who wish to be supplied with q
choice article Of Soda Water, etc, FOR Pick
Mics and other parties, will please send il
their orders al once, 60 that they may rely
on being served. MCCORMACK K co.
iune29-3t.
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Having been appointed, commission
ed, and duly qualified Circuit Court
Judge Of The Ninth Judicial District,
comprising the counties Of Davidson
and Williamson, VIII open and hold
said courts as follows, to-wii
For Davidson county, the Fourth
Mondays Of January Third Mondays
Of May; and Frat Mondays Of sep
tcmbcr
Williamson county, Second Monday
OF March, July and November.
The first Court viii be for Williamson
county, second Monday Of July next
Davidson, first Monday Of September
next, at which times the docket viii
be regularly called, tried, and disposed
Of. MANSON II. BmgS, = =
Judge, DC.
june 28th, 1864.
Fine French Plain aud Printed Jaconets,
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We regret e state Chat Gen Joseph
Hooker died Of the wound he received
in the bloody assault madeon the rebel
fortications az Kenesaw Mountain, Ga /,
last Monday His remains are ex-
pected here TO day on their way North.
Gen Hooker wss one themost brilliant
Of oar military chief, and Bis death Is
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CAMERON, KSIGHT & Co.'S WHOLESALE
Observation-Disclosures, Grenadines,
and other Dress Goods of superior quality
and styles in great variety, and lower than
they can be bought in New York and landed
here. One thousand dollars on every seven
thousand dollars Of outlay on Silks and
dress Goods saved by buying at CAHEnov,
KSIeET 4 Co.'s, No. /, Hicks's Block,
Nashville. Call and see the truth Of this
offer.
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a)asllgtlle leipt

THE UNION has the largest
eifculation Of any rsevgspaI,er- iFs
Tennessee---its City and Army
circulation more tlaan douisie any
Other. paper.
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NASHVILLE, June zftn5 lopa.
Ladies Gad Ge=fteasa Of tEe Neso Tlcatre:
Your kind favor is az hand. To say that
.hank you but family expresses my feel
ings towards You. Our season has been one
OF great success, and the major part Of the
glory IS due 20 you. I would name Non
day, July 4th, the last night of our season.
I am, yours truly,
T.. r. ALIEN.
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e lnsss Aoiitgs.

The best inTestment that can possibly be
made nowadays, is to purchase one oi
those splsndid heavy case American
Watches, which are offered at Cincinnati
prices, BIZ sOBEL 4 MARTIN,
Cherry st., Opposite Maxwell Bafrasks.
June lo--tiil July l..
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Ns
OFFICE o. INSPECTOR % FosTTFIca FtJvs
Nasbvlle, Tenn june 9Th, 1884.
Orders No. %.
nUARTERhfASTERS or TROOPS GARRISON
W ing block houses along the Zines o. the rad
roads, VIII make acquisitions immedi.tely for the
tools and steriais necessary tocomplets the block
houses, and 70 keep them in good order
E4h block house commander viii drFT the tools
from the proper quaTterTnaater.
livery bockhOuse must b. considered S. de-
pending wholly upon Ifself IN case 81 an sI-s1k.
Every blockhouse VIII hsFe pcrmanent garrison
ant UOmmEnoeT assigned % it, who giH BE- held
rcspons be f0T its safety sud condition. THe puis
tee which nos prevails AZ some points q sending
e new guard and relieving the old one eYfEy day
from some other point vii cease.
The work on the biockhOuses aii BE- carried On
b. the gRrTisons uneeT the direction % the ASSIST
ant Inspectors, VINO VII give al Necessary nstruc
tons 70 that end.
The Assistant Inspectora vii make reports 10
this Office on the Let and 18th o. each nonth sta
ting the srDount snd kind 81 work q nc since lest
report. In ease there b. any ufacl0E q tho rules
and regulations. the Assistant Inspectors Elh r.
poit ths name, rank, g. o. the Ofcer responsible
therefor, ard state the particulars.
The foi.oSiug lstwll serve ns guide % the tcqls
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c. P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS.

All pens bear my trads marx, i" c. p. BARNEs,
ExrRa Lou. KY" for which have secured thu
oopv-ghf. and are HErrartod II eaTls hns snd per-
feet IN every respect Sent hy ulai or express %
any par 81 She country On recept q rT1ce and So
tHl etfrrfs Persons ordering Hiu piessc state TIE
$50 and style desired. WHISTLER hard OF sol fine OF
cosrsei and Il the pep should Gal % plesse or prove
detective, uii. have the privilege Of pzehsngng T.
deduction o. fifteen per ccat. allowed on crders o.
So or over, and tEenty- per cent, on those 81
500. Literal d..counis r1ade V tho trsde. Od
pens repsrei ~ TIE hest manner for FIFTY
EENTS load sias,pi each. Pen and Wa.eh circulsrs
seui rEEE. Address
C. p. RARNEs
utaler in Gold Pens and American Watchss,
535 Msin-slreet Cor sizth, Acgs yiils, ~.
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Bgf you want your pianos well
tuned, call on Mr. Jackson, ct c. D. Ben
GEMS Music Store. Ap26tf
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~EI@@
EngPaYlng

Neatly executed at the Gold Pen Depot,
u Cherry street, where you viii end Pens
and Jewolry, at low figures. Call and ex-
anime. fmaVfI-tf
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Gen. Rosoerana being on visit 30
Cincinnati, was presented on the 2sth
inst, with saddle and horse equip
ments.
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The Chattanooga Ga-sts says the
Rev YIN. McNutt, formerly in charge
Of the Baptist congregation at Cleye-
lard, Tenn, has been pa. under arrest
los the military authorities
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Inr Rfnf.

Fine organdy Lawns st less than import
ing cost, o. Cameron, knight & Co.'S.
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The rebels OF Augusta, Ga, are very
much alarmed, expecting raid upon
thst city
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THEArRE-The Minstreis continue to
draw immense houses at the old
theatre. They will give another enter
tainment fo-night-one Of tie best OF
the series, 50 FAR
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-30

Miss Maggie Porterfeld, Of Nash
Vile. was married in Montreal Canada,
on the 10th inst, 70 Mr James Taylor
of Newport. Ky.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-30

We received files Of New orleans pa
pers yesterday from the l4,h 10 the 18th
inst, inclusive Not one item Of news
in them
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-30

nISEA SEES OF THE NETS-
II VOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYSTEMS. ,llew and reliable treatment-in Reports
OF the HOWARD ASSOCIA1IOE-sent b. mail il
sealed kstter envelopes, free Of charge. Address,
Or. :. SEILLIN H0UGHTON, Howard Association.
No 9, South Nnth-street Philadelphia, Pa
i 40 lily
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-30

A Photograph OF 100 Star Theatre
Actresses, all for 80 cents, at the Cum
berland Gallery. #