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FROM ~ fASIl1NGTON.
Highly Interesting News Summary.


Es2ccia1 Dirpatch to tht Chicago Tnbune.]
WASHINGTON, Thnredav, Dec. -
Rrfc- Gen. John A. Dix. Yesterday asked to he
1e1e'eu u n1a eounnnu ~ 8euo1 VI LIE IT,
quest is yet known to hare been taken.
AL trains leaving Washington yesterday after
t noou eaa .uas, .,' " na,,da,a @00 "A' ~'""4'
gong houe 4ol tuE uoA9aeH
p The amount OF suspenota feculs1uon on oecfc-
1rcr ,-n1.aras o1 onc hundred millions. whfle thr
"@k al. ,rns sont 1ro 4h,es hnn,rsd
paollc oeD! WAS 3oou' t"o 1'1oa'e''o "unoreo
The Couuisscry General Of Prisoners has re-
..,v.a information fro,n 1teut. Col Mn16ord
.eeu ~ 49, H-.1s.1 .nst ~ 1.st ....., .s1..9.s1
agent oi E3enanSe. tna' .nH 1as. eaf'e' fesulteo
IN 1iberatins tTo hundred and tWenfE-on officers
and ten Thousand and thirty-two enlisted men,
F..,, .to ,,,,son ncna of Andarsopvfl,a H111en
md Savannah The officers and men thus ex.
changed included only those who, at the time Of
their liberation, were declared by the rebel sur
eeons TO be unit foF duty for sixty days- Out Of
tne toIal ananoet ,t Gtsa ~ nne h.5 '1 a.s1 ~
since they we're deiiscrca lnto our aanas. As Yet
Of the cartel. although efforts & are being
made % euect II auo 4eseoy le!ease
az our prisoners now n lne a$nus O. ne seoels'
ent 1ol Ma'oLu ~ III neae rarn
rtlattse 10 the 1o.u1e exeAanse o. lslsonsss
n GuelnAA 1 " - .sst eaa+ .Is no4ot
" (aFA4Ae nt. AAA ~ ~ 11Erts1te+*H
pacing mare, WHICH cost ulth <55uN IN NV 1ofk
before the commencement oi tht Waf. oeaonss 70
private Walter Burns. Go. E, 2lst Ohio. The poor
dcred by the rebels. His companions found him
dead, With bullet through the brain md with his
throat cut Liz death wns retaliatcd.
The Government IL In hourly expectation OF
newe lrcm the feet. They hope to hear that VII.
mington las been invested both by laud aud
water.
Statistics of the Internal Revenue Department
rhow that tue State Of New York paTs one-ton1th
Of tic amount received at TINT Department
Surgeon John Higgins, of the 18th Illinois cav
alrY, Court m1rtialed lor cmhczxlement Of pnb1ic
fund has been acqmtted and ordered 1ack to duty.
tits inferred from the appointment Of Digclo8
as Charge d'AGaIrs ut the French court, that the
appointment Of successor 10 HI. Dayton will not
be hastily made.
The boat from army headquarters, dEc this MGR.
ming Is ice-bould in thu river of Glcsboro Point
and our regular hlc1 Of yesterdays Richmond pa.
1,ere are therefore 1e1a5 ed. The papers Of Tuts
day have no news from Savannah. and ns the in.
vcstment Of ilat city by Sherman'e army Is nov
so complete, the rebels themselves are likely to
hare 70 wait for uccouuts Of its fall till the news
comes through on. suuxces.
WAs111KG70x, Dec 19.--In the House Mr. Pen
dleton made a report from the Committee, to
which was referred the Honsc resolutions, - tt
provide that the heads Of the Executive Dep1Tt
lpcuts mny OCCUPY seats on the Hour OF the House
Of Representative" with Recommendation that
The Committee suggest two amendments only
First, thut the Secretary Of State and Attorney
, 1864-12-23
GhiraQo >Tr1bn11f.


III, military situation Is still Of the most
,checrful character, Later adyiccs give fur.
thcr details Of slerman's great march and the
co1nn1etcness of his success Ehile for HIND
thrrc is not eycn in the r1bcl pancrs one word
to rede.c,u the decree of rout and fas,u-e
0ur Nashville corresnondcncc IN the inside of
this fssue ,,5vea a most connected and excel
lent account of Gen. Thomas ooerations md
the a,eht and defeat of hood,
The t7cat fleet is off Wilrnfnrton ia tbc mn.
npuneenent through q d,spatch from onr
washlnrton corrrsnondcnt forwardfnc xcs,
tcrday's adyiccs from Gen. Grant. The feet
wcrc assembling before the point to he at-
lacked on Wednesday. Ere this. unless the
xcot,c, hoe nncven.od. the crandrst nsv.,
assault Of tL. g.ar has opened.
Our Cairo dispatches give an interesting
unelauce Of Lower Mississippi and Western
Gulf news.
The great Northwestern Frecamcn's Fair,
,,ov opcn in this city is, VIC arc glad TO notice,
drawing great crowds during the day and cye-
ming, who do not 20 away without leaving
behind them matcr;a1 tokens of surrender to
thc joint c]at1ns Of a noble and holy cause, and
the attractive articles sold In Its aid. It Is
nationa1, noble, and Christian to aid those
who are caring for lhe unfortunate Freedmen.
The recent order Of Secretary Seward that
no travellers, except cmig7an*s coming from
sea shall hereafter be allowed to enter tho
United States, from forrign country, with
out passport, is in danger Of being misun~
deretood as applying to per6ons passing
through Canada by railway, with which Sec
retay Stewards order In no way interferes.
Any person who purchases ticket here or In
Detroit to 70 through Canada to New York.
or any portion Of the Eastern States By rail-
way. needs no passport, md is subject to no
interruption whatever. The order-on1y H.
p1ies to passengers, residents Of Canada, WHO
cone into the United States. This matter
slnud not be misunderstood By travellers.
ruE:770T7n7V ,7;F anr
asen evidence of the conditjon n: The ,or,,
c;,;cs oftba Nor4h in +h;s tho f,nrtb roa. -
a., ~ o ,.,,,, MI. a.. ,,u.. a.,
, 1864-12-23
Nem aDhertiSoments::'
DIR, JAMES HUNTER
BRONCHITIS.


10 the Editors Of tic Chicago Tribune:
GkNrIEAES-In uy last letter FAVE brief de-
6cr1ptlon Of the symptoms, &C.. Of Dipthefta and
Bronchitis. There IT, however, It'll another form Of
the latter dIeesse, called "Dry Bronchitis.
The essential character Of Bronchitis consists OF
chronic Inflammation attended BY thtckenins OF the
mucou5 membrane, By which the cir tubes are d.
rinisnrd IN sze and also In the secretion OF ense
r,nttonons lind of natter of \ Ercensh or blulsh.
white color by which they arc still farther opstrnct
ea Thu smaller bronchial tubes Fare often entirely
c,o.ed. and occa.loua,lr tuhe Of 7err considerable
x,yr HI ronas sefr un hi this natter This affection
ia so eomnnn IN This c1Imste that In eome degee1t
/. nrobabIe two out of eye.v three sats.
,+or IT, In the MOI favored n.rts Of France sara
1atnner "tulty onehalf Of these nrr.red At admit
acc. viii be fouuc. On csrefu1 examination. to present
evidence Of th,csenlnr or tome norton or the mn,
eous membrane Of the 1unrs.'
The .vmn,ons Of Dry bronchitis arc not marked hv
severity III. the most 1nsid,ous Of ,n,mon.rv com.
n1slnts The subject OF 1t IS conscious only OF heinz
kbort.b,eathed. when Ascending an elevation or IT.
,emnt,nq to run. When large norton or TN, Imp
meals. and On very slight ezertion. b. some this on.
to that On which the disease is situated. or to re.
mote part ot tie same SIDE or eyen to the stomach,
Af.er time, dlf.cu1ty Of breathing comes On, and
continues several daJ.-the patient complaining Of
ghtness IN the chcst which IL relieved By cough and
the extectorat1on Of tough, Jelly like eub,tsnce
The cough By which this matter Is raised IL mere
satptus effort to clear tho throat and may probably
no, occur more than once or twice daily and almost
upeonsclons'y to patients themselves. On iuqulrns
II thcy have cough, they viii, almost Without e1.
eeption answer, "No:" 'Yet during your conversa-
ton thes Will. perhaps, hack and raise little Jelly
like mucous half dozen times. At intervals the
cuush is more sersre, and comes on in pa1oxisms,
when it is too commonly regarded as simply "uer
yout"
II the stomach be at al der1nsed 1t Il fashionable
TO re.nsd IT as mere stomach cough" or ~ being
causcd by .1yer lseasc while, in tact, the tergngc
fnct,cr. which exi.t, ar but 10 many consequences
Of this ycrr condition Of the lung1 There Is aoue
thing so erstlyias In being assured by the family
nh7sa1an that there Is no dause. o, consumption; =;
1h.t thfs coach /. mc.e tribe, and will speedily
, 1864-12-23

ESPECIAL Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.1
SrEEor1E1.D. ILL.,, Thursday, Dec. =.
In the Macoupin County Court Nal. Gen. Palmer
has been tried for bringing negro into the State
contrary to Law, and acquitted. Since tie negro
came to the Stote hu enlisted IN our army, for
which be received $500, and invested 1t In United
States l,onls. thus supporting tue Government
with his fortune and his life. C. Il. Morrison pros-
ccutcd.
The thermometer WIS SIX degrees below zero
this morning, and tonight promises to be colder
than the past. The st. Louis Train did nut leave
night The morning train for st. Louis from Chi
caEo ie six hours behind time, and has not Jet
,rrived. An ext1n t1ain left Bloomington 1or St.
Louis at eight O'Clock this forenoon. The up
train from St Itouis this morning Was on time,
, 1864-12-23

Further Details Of the Great EIpedl-
1t0n-tncfdentk OF '1ta Progress and
$ucccAx-DcNtruc&Ion OF Rebel Pro-
pcTty-The Great Army Nail.
New ToEE, Thursday, Dec a2.-Thc H6TalA
has details Of Sherman's grand march through
Georgia. His army moved 500 miles, devastating
fo1ty-two counties. capturing 1000 prisoners,
10000 negroes, 900 horses and thirty pieces Of
artillery. lie Lost not gan, md our entire casual
ties were only a}outt5o prisoners from struggling
and 800 or 400 killed or wounded, including the
loss at Fort McA1l1ster.
Fitzpatrick defeated Wheeler In sktru{sh near
Macon and could easily hare tnken that city had
Sh.rncn desired it. Tho rebel resistance at oco-
nee bridge cauBed but few hours delay At Girls
wo|avile. where the rebels are reported as having
.cpulscd III, one Of our hrgadcs {Wolcotts, Of the
18th Corps,} defeated three rebel brigades under
Gen. PhflI1pe-We losing only thirty y-seven men
and the rebels nearly 400. The rebel mili1a ttood
ffteeu minutes, though the battle lasted four
hours, Our forces constantly following up tho dy-
ing foe.
There was not serious battle during the whole
march.
Our cavalry was not at sny time repulscd, nor
WINS Fitzpatrick hart He had severn! s1aall dshtB,
but etll wears t1e same hat with which he started
from Atlanta
t;tn. Ehcr1nan's columns in their march to the
coaet, sweeping over area OF t4:rtstory a! lcast
Sixty miles IN breadth, fo1agcd extensively On the
, 1864-12-23

Albany, Thursday, Dec e2.- The snow -storu
Which set in yeeterday continued the greater part
Of tue night and to-day. The Hnpw IL from eight
10 ten inches deep on a lctel. All day a strong
wind Inns prevailed from the northwest, drifting
The enow f,adly. Traina on the Central, Boston,
hudson. Ilarlcm, Northern and Susg1eAanna rail.
ro4ds ure from two to SIX hours behind. No ac1-
dents are reported. Thezmometsr 1s degrees
nbpYt zero
, 1864-12-23

NEW YORK. Dec. e2-Ihe steamer Columbia
hr1nss Hayaia dates Of the 18th. The steamer
Alexandra, now chilled the Mary, had been aelzed
at Naasan for violation Of The neutrality law,
being m armed vessel, but she nas most probably
}ucn feleoscd.
President Ilnco1n%e Message was criticised uu-
fAvornb|y By thef ENari.
The Houston Telegraph announces officially the
seizure Of the Cni1ed SIates steamer Sonora yhile
on her way 10 New ozleant, from Santiago on The
18th u1t-
The English blockade runner schooner Alabama
wns captured OF GAlyeeton on the 7th inst. Al thc
TING eight vessels were blocka4lng Galveston.
, 1864-12-23

BosroE- Thursday, Dec. "a collluon took
place On the Cheshire Railroad last night, about
ihree miles above Keene.. The passenger tzuin
WIS run into By wood train. and it Ia reported
that several passengers in the rear car were In
iured and lady and two children killed. The
pereous killed were Frenchmxn and his wife,
nArnrd aourtx who resided In kt.ene. and boy
named O'Bricn, who vas q resident Of Walpo1e.
The train was 1mpedcd Gy snow and stopped for
want Of watcr aud the thick snow-stoE1n prevent
I'D Tic following freight train from seeing the Sig
1lRE made for it to etop
, 1864-12-23

Do BuQuE- Iowa, Thursday. Dec. as.-The Illi-
nois Central 1arge stone freight depot IN DunleIth,
O'Clock this morning, and In a very short time vas
totally destroyed, with about four car loads Of
freight stored In the house. Most Of the books Of
the Office were burned. The losa cannot be fairly
eetinated, aud will probably reach Gfty to sew
ty-lve thousand dollars. No insurance. The fire
is supposed 10 have oristnated from defective
fue.
, 1864-12-23
TEE WAR II TENNESSEE,


NASHVILLE, Thursday, Dec. 22.-No official re-
ports from the army at last accounts. General
Thomas was ut Columbia. A portion Of the rebel
force had crossed the river and were proceeding
southwark. The entire country about Nashville
Is filed with prisoners.
WAsH1Ea1ox, Dec. aaaa.-The Richmond EEam-
intr Of the 18th has long account On Hoods de-
feat abusing JEFF. Davis for the bad management
of affairs. Hoods military character is specially
criticised, and is found full Of faultA. It says:
..In three weeks a:te1 Johnaop's removal the army
had lost more men In killed and wounded, than
during al1 the monfhs OF Johneon's command. 1t
lost at Atlanta without knowing how and why. Il
was reduced to the same state ofhelpless denoral-
izatiop, IN which 1t once reached Dalto1 from Mis-
sionary Ridge. Hood has now sustained defeat
Thomas WIS successful because Bea1segazd wns
sent without an army to defret him."
, 1864-12-23

NEW fonK, Thursday. Dec. e3-T'hc Pest Mas
ter General has f=tucd m order to postmaster d.
iccapF I'LL !nafl mAttcr intended for 6hetman's 8
nfmy bt cent BY way Of NeH York.
, 1864-12-23

Kem abbertlSments.\
RECEIVED THIS DAY.!
ANDREW K, KELlEY'S
ORIGINAL
GIFT BOOK HOUSE !!
The Oldest, the Largest. and the Most
Responsible and Liberal Gift
Book tablishment in
the World.
No. 81 Randolph Street,
UNDER THE hAATTEsoE HOUSE,
One Door from The Corner Of Dearbora Street
:. The Largest and Richest Stock Of
Photograph Albums and elegant Hol-
iday Books q! ever exhibited in any
store in Chicago. .
Call before you By and examine our stock,
Elegant Gifts given out with eacl,
Book and Photograph Album sold.
be sure aud call at
ANDREW z. KELLY'S,
81 Randolph ST,
Original Gift Book House, under the
matteson House, one door from the
corner of Dearborn stte3t. Chfcas0,Il Ills.
tr Send for one ofour Catalogues.
More Than ONE THOUSAND valuable gifts we're
given out yesterday. Among the number we're the
DANIEL BARCKLEY. shev case II M,nulactu
nd d1sS N eefant Tea Set Tofth s;s ABDUL
todk &c ta:2 = Rsa4o%a s:h % Street, received
rns!eE5sP5 Album aid fecei7sd Do;tef Cooler
NV Ill ;ssE }:l!: =o4S IS s Street.
The Oldest he largest and the most reliable sd lib
erai GtH Hook House In tue World
READ THE PROOF
TlyE nuSRRED xaasee f wss eysn
Recnesday The following named ptisoas were
among the numher:
r MAfsB - soah G'aEk sEest bought
1o7ls baftsr eoosl Sts ssa afs" hn'
F5;tS fs Album a1a isss'sd an ssAas e.;tof
Bot l, ana drtw a tut Butter Dish wo1th tla00.
stEs99: K IL d' I'll edaItE SaI m s est Randolph
5s:sF tsss1 Sa;:s
r: RoEEDs. eto@ TO- Milwaukee, wls. drew an
=: eas:ss ss m ssHE: Est.s
!Is; u 15;ts .. s' North Wells street. drew
cup x';S q Sh1s Gean No. franklin street. a'a"a hns
G1GK; fSt S9 G!:Ek ztEes 5ekst Ases
4SRst 4S4,s 3s Rss' for *''' and drew Butter Cooler
eop; @ eSao!ss t5sG; *1a a;s5 inc
u.al7 MAs Sq
MRS. BOKH1AS, Washington avenue, drew
fnc copy Of Mrs. HeHans Poems worth $500.
VII: A. GREEN, PASSENGER Agent Of Illinois
fine Castor worth $15.d0.
JAS. STEVENSON. nom Milwaukee, Wiscou-
sln. bought an Album and drew Ice Pitcher worth
&E3.01.
All wanting Elegsnt Photograph A!bnnrs, sptcndld
FamI'y nolea pocE"t D!bees, PfaFer hooks, Portf'
EQ4k ftE Holiday Gift. hAQuld cali 1t
, 1864-12-23

country over which thy Passed and lived in 9TH, the
Almost ii @ entirely. and. as Cen: Sherman Observed:
"They had turkey even for breakfast, and would
not lock q pork; bnt " be added, II can't speak
%s ne@ 7 Of be
18th In the Nemaha. and at IN early bour this
ming, Lieutenant Fisher, Of the signal corps, COM
a artny. shosas % afseS ter dayIieht Gen. Sherman, &C.
aboard Of the Ne,naha, and General Foster arose
as t sons ssb1e be es 81 big osn SSm,S
WAS attired In plain military overcoat without
cape, an old elonch hat, spur on one foot, and
with full Tsnfskert. He looked we'll. He epent
the e9tiIe day With Gen. Foster, and arranged his
slncs leaving Atlanta the two corps moved
along on either side Of the Georgia Central Rail-
the LETT Slocum's column consisted Of his OH,
the Twentieth corps, and the Fourteenth corps,
General Davis command1ng+ uoWard's column
fS%Psa SaP sS e ef ospf5 5nk
inter being. 1ogan's old corps. The two columns
have been always within communicating distance
since leaving Atlanta; but at times the diatance
from the right Of the column to the lett of the
OTHER was IS great as forty miles. When they last
communicated with General Slocum be was at the
right OF the railroad. about ten miles from sa-
The railroads were ali torn mp, crery rail and
every tic. from Dalton to The points where the
Sc1u4s {,aFNG 1IOIn lue army. Inc GulI ka1lf0a1,
near which Gen. Howard was resting when the
scouts left, with his front within nine miles OF
SaTannah, Wis cut bg them. and train captured,
with sixteen in 1t, Including the super
Soldiers never lived better than Sheruan's
whole army since it left Atlantis. They captured
thousands Of cattle and hogs, chickens turkeys
end other eataOle animals, and also horses and
mules by the thoutand for transportation pu1p poses
Devastation: IN come degree, marks DE wide
Ewath cut through the country By the progress Of
Sher1nan's army. Public buildings, mills, gran
aries chops storehouses. ard Ill property OF pub
lie use to The enemy were destroyed. Shares were
liberated by the thousand. They always proved
friendly. They could be relied on for guides, md
Io1 information Their dcvotiou to the Yankees
and the Union cause seems almost incredible.
The average distance travelled per day was
about twelve miles, md ahxft was m3de for q dsy
once week.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec - ea-CoIonel Mark
land, special agent Of the Post Office Department.
reports that the mails were Landed, assorted and
during the afternoon Of the 18th inst. were dis
trihuted to the entire army Of Gta. Sherman. IN
half an hour be sold s, 100 worth Of stamps and
could If he had them sold doun.c that amount
He brought with him upwards OF 10000 soldiers
le1ere which had been mailed here 10 their res
pcctivc addresses. The army is In excellent epir
it,, and their sanitary condition IVES never better.
, 1864-12-23

r. For Afternoon Telegraph sec
Second Page.
~ For Additional News by Tele-
graph sec Fourth Page
, 1864-12-23

Walking po1l1. Kubber Dolls. Toys Balls Cornbs rca.
ctls, etc. IL Ercxt variety 1t tbs
Rubber Store, Ill nandolplt:sr.. =
bctns 81 Stuet Under the Mnseuua
, 1864-12-23
Nc>) advertisements.

OUT THIS o OF FOR REFER
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CIIssIC AND REFINED ILLUSTRATIONS Of
\ Muscular Energy, Fiexiblty and Endurance,
IN great variety Of Athleac exercises by selec-
on Of the First Artist LIVING introducing great
diversity Of heslthful, nvigorating and divert ng
exhibitions Of Courage and Address. This exhihi-
toni 80 entirely unexcephonsbie in ITS character
and influence, as 70 receive universal command
and approval N all parts Of the country, ana ac-
knowleRed everywhere the most popular, instruc-
tive and economical Of all public Amusements,
being free from all features heh considered 80
Objectionable in many exhibitions, by the refined
and educated classes Of the community.
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A. Z M. LASDsBEE9 & Co, Wholesale
sqtler supplies, corner Of Public Square and
Market Street, offer TO the trade and their
friends at large, their great stock Of LIQUORS,
consisting in part, Of Whiskeys, Gin, Bran
dy, Gin Cocktail, Stomach Bitters, schie-
dam Schnapps, Catawba and Claret Wines,
at the low rates Of one dollar per bottle.
Cali, everybody wishing a bargain. Re-
member the plsee, corner Market and
Square. A. K NJ. LANpsRERo K Co.
Oct 2T-3m
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CoCNTERgKITs.-Infoffa has been re-
ceiVed by Q. L. Barlow & Co. that certain
druggists in this city have been palming Oh
on persons calling for DR.. VellOc's Pinx Cs-
rate al article Of their own manufacture,
which they say is superior 10 the genuine.
We would advise al persons 70 get the
genuine, and should you require any medi-
cine for the Itch, Ring worm, letter. OF
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
preparation on you, but gel Dr. Velloc's
Pink cerate, manufactured BY q. l.. Bar
tow 4 CO., No 1871 Deaderick street, Nash
vile, Tenn.
2. 5.-A liberal discount made 10 dealers.
Sent BY mail 10 any address on reoeip. Of
~ II. Be sure that you get the genuine.
sep2f-t
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DIAzzHGA AID DYsEsFEEy.-We have sx-
AHMED q great mum Der Of letters from some
Of the most prominent eitisons in CiueiR-
natl and Covington, etc, speaking ia the
highest terms Of DR.. Striek.andis Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of DiaTThea
aud DysAntsry. The letters are too long 10
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of C0sington, says
10 uae pronounced incurabl6 By he best
doctors in CinciEnati, and one bottle Of Dr.
strickiand's Anti-Chelsra Mixture effected
a permanent cure, after suffering for mouths
rith the worst form Of Diarrhoa and Dys-
sntory. sp 36-tn " THY
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GOVERNMENT EHPLOTEzs, such AZ machin-
lists, carpenters, teamstsrs, ETC., should pre-
5ent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
ets, at the Banking House, corner Of Union
and College streets, where the very bost
prices are always paid for every description
Of Government claims.
CHEoEs on THs DEPosIfAEY At LOuIsvuLH,
sashed on the very best terms.
THOs. 3. MARR.
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Strangers in the city who have an idle
hour should visit Morse's Gallery ofths
Cumberland, at - Cedar 1t. Here
they can ind thousands Of pictures Of
the most noted statesmen, soldiers,
civilians, &c, Of the land.
Oct27-tf
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LAST of Letters Remaining IN the NasAVills
Post Office, Dec. 6, I664.-List No. 81.
All letters advertised are subject to an extra
charge Of one cent Persons calling for them viii
please be prepared with the necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters VIII please say
they are advertised, and give number and date Of
list
All letters not taken ont in one month will be
sent 10 the General Post Office as dead letters.
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Do you see that group Of Ladies 90
ingup or down Cedar st. ? Nine chances
out Of ten they are going or have been
TO Morse's Gallery Of the Cumberland,
% Cedar St, opposite Commercial Hotel
Oct27-tf
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A Scholarship in Bacons Commercial
College, Cincinnati, Ohio. 4 bargain Gun
Be had. Apply TO or address this Office.
nOYl8-tf
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Pearl Miniatures.

MoRsE Is the first 70 introduce this
new style Of Pictures Every body that
see them are delighted with them
Call At the Gallery Of the Cumber-
land" and judge for yourself ol4,tG
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i there more than one Gallery IN
Nashville One would suppose not
from never hearing Of any bat the
Gallery Of the Cumberland
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Parlors, large and elegant, for the sccom-
mediation Of visitors, &C T. J. Merritt 4
Co.'S new Gallery, AZ Church street.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-07
Grapes, GRAPES.

One thousand lbs. Grapes just received in
good order.
just the thing for families in four pound
boxes.
CLARK & GREGORY,
dec 4-3t No. So Broad street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-07
Chestnufs.

Fifty bushels Pennsylvania Chestnuts-
very choice Ones-at
CLARK & GREGORY'S.
No. So Broad street,
dec at Sd ooor from Cherry.
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Seven Thirty Bonds

WILDE received in payment for goods
by SCoTT, KEEN d Co
October l3-2m