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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

LoAles, LADIES, Laden.
Doa't yoa faia 20 I'D The aavart,,,~e.A 4,
his papsr hsaded
111npoarea1a1 60 Fem ~anu.
". Cheessnan, Of New York, he's devoted ~
lest thirty yeaso q his psneGios - fenale g.
platnts. His Pills cot like 8 charm. They ~
Rsltalse ~ ~. 49, v1@
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06
THE GREAT 0ECRET.


1t Is admitted BY oil physieians that the grand
secret Of health and long life lies IN keeping the
blood and various Aaids Of the body in high de-
gree Of huidity. When you feel continued pain
in the head or bowels, or any other parts Of the
body, You ess prevent serious sickness BY taking
Brsndreeh's pills.
Bleeding nay give msmsntasy sass, bsesass the
blood left viii have more room. Bet - the body
10 made from the blood and sustained by the
blood to waste eur blood 10 to waste our life, and
ruin our constitution Bat Brandrsth's Pills ~
isvs the Circulation - readily - bleeding b. on
y taking away what It esa we'll spass, Ard sn1Y
xsvBa sunf.
Nm. Hooper. Of Basnstabls, Aass., wss esrsd u
st. vitas lance, General Debility asd Costivs-
nsss Of many years standing BY Braadrsth's Pills
The case atlsngth IL publishsd in the Pamphlets.
sold b. +. 4. bsllofd, davenport, Iowa, and BY
ell rsspeotabls dsa.srs IN incidence fbl -dA~ 3m
~ QUACKERY.- Il earnestly e.a.loa iii
young men suffering from Nervous Debility, H.,
against sndanssriss their health By pstrouising
any of,hs advertising quseks. You can folly ~
cover By the methods used By the advsstisss, and
by hundreds Of Others, AND IN NO ofHBn WAY.
Read letter which Will send yoa you will
send me post paid envelope bearing your ID.
dfees. Dirsat 70
EDWARD b. TRAvHR,
feb1l-dkwlyl Look OF, Boston Nasa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

hold ing MP . foreign interest. We sss supplying
the army medical department for hospital puf-
pusss with ny article whisk he bssn approved
BY the Medical Purvsyor st Warrington. Solo
BY druggists grocers, hotels and rsstsaurants ev-
erywhere. Call for Robacks OstawbH brandy.
fhQ6 q ". RORAOK Gin o.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

REN WICK Z CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALias n
L u M b Il r.
% Ps1sans
FrNMetseg Tymeber, ss saf
CIeSr SsssH, Eenc6sg,
St16seG, Lea, -
ShSseSles~ Rtckees,
al Of whish y ss,l u tAs wy lowest naskss
psiee. Fasnees and BsiAsss Win Aslit ssses1y
- their advAaeage = lsishase y y.
Bridge, asa - Hassises ssoee, bsswese 18Th ~
llsh Daysapost lsxe, ". iss0-d9
W @t Fer Sole.
HOUSES AND Lots
= DsysaIsrt IsClairs ! lsvs CITY.
n ANDs IN JOHNSON, nuscAssr., IOWA.
~ Poveshisk. yaspes, jenee lsaielA De-.
Noises. OalAosns Carroll, Cssse Osede - tsaak-
0Eo. l. DAvHuPoBf, asssssss.
-, l0r, JONI I. CosnM
FIRST NATIONAL BANK /
CAf1TAL.........-e leoyqoA
DAIklHo noUss 3. ". OoRxEs nam
- 81 ossssA Ssssas. O1ss 49, - . :.
D:te :. ~.
~ fss2ssS 4 Is. dsiss1 Stisss' 9 - !
Isasess 4sSssisssy - ~ yse11s 1910 = q
~ +. s-e.scii. $500 = .~..s.. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06
4 New Thisg Under tho Sun.

In feS ORo0t-fn0t006on00u0.
In it, oolo'ing pover-mstehlsss.
In all its insFsdients-vegetabls.
In oil its OPERATION
In it, identifying results enduring.
In its ndenoy-peesssvative.
In its popularity-unsqualsd.
ChFistadOrO's Hair DYE
10 pvono1nesd BY the World Of Silence and the
World Ut Fashion, sne finest preparation ever In.
vented BY srs TO rectify tn short eomings Of us-
turs. Manufactured BY J. CHRI5TADORO, No.
Astor House, New York. Sold By Ill Drugsists
Applied BY ell Hair Dfssssrs.
mch2-a I'm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06

Believing that the demands Of the
trade requiFe . pnrs article q Bran
dy for medical use as . les rriee
than any imported article, thereby
saving the duty Of $50 on eash
gallon. lhave erected tWo mauni6.
cent stills and have made the asran.
eemsnts with the grare grovers Of
this ssetian Of the Best nslsrials end
csa furnish pare Catswba Brandy q
. price within the means Of all In
times like these, every 4 msriesn eit'
issn should take pride In sustaining
oar own mAnufaatufaH inatnnd az
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ egAnoAoo ea0pAnA9so9 1oo-xDL Ram
~ 6aA1DAnD pnDPAaA1100 10 m Ram
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29
DE-. rnIeman.

A large proportion Of the human race
suffer more or less from venereel diseases
or the concoinitsnts. The faint, once ac-
CURED. is often left % lurk il the biGod, and
1auifasis itself through succeeding genera
lions. The great fault Of the age immedi-
steIv preceding this was that this frightful
class Of diseases were cOmbstted only IN
ths.rsymptoras, which, being once subdued,
the pBtient was declared cured though the
deadly virus was s.ill uneLpunged from the
svstein. Fortunately fer humanity, better
risteo things mes been inRugursted, end
the increased kuovslsage acquired BY the
foremost in the ranks Of medical prscti-
sioners enables them 10 strike at the very
ro5t Ell the disorder. Prominent among
these Is DR.. CSLEEAg, who has devoted The
labor Of his lie % The discovery O the
means Of totally eradicoting the veners l
faint, and leaving the patient free IS before
Infection That be mas succeeded, hts
thousands Of former patients testifyi chat
be wiz still succeed, his large present. prae-
tee plainly proves. Or. tol$NAS is one
m on z 1 ie vefT few specialists now praciic-
+ ing Who ere otie 70 do what they promise
work perfect cure. He can 90 this, ami
that ia q safe and speedy manner without
dsnrer or exposure. lis ofRceis located
on Cherry street, between CedarAnd Dead
erick Visit him, ell ye who are etnictsd,
VOC eaunot afiord 70 remain awoy.
iuue2-tf.
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WASHINGTON, June 2j.-It IS expected
that the bill before the House repeal
ing Communication will pass It is doubt
full if the Senate will consent to an ad-
journment If the House rejects the
bill. There is no prospect Of q repeal
Of the gold bin Secretary Chase has
not changed bis views on the subject
NFw XORE, June 27-The headouar
ters correspondent Of the Commercial
under date Of June -, says the portion
Of the 10Th corps under Foster, vas sent
across James River, and is now operat
ing on the west bank of that stream in
conjunction With the gunboats.
At last accounts Foster had worked
past Atkins Landing, which place will
be remembered IS having been declar.
ed neutral ground for the exchange OF
prisoners, and before this reaches you
he will probably have attacked, and We
hope, have captured Chapin's Bluff Il
Foster succeeds IN his mission, and
carries this formidable stronghold, We
can then reduce Fort Darling by erect.
ing q stronger work and heavier line
Of entrenchment&
The capture Of Fort Darling virtual
" places Richmond in our hands. u
win then be very easy matter 70 dee
troy the rebel iron-olads or keep them
at Richmond Nothing then can hin,
der our Monitors from shelling the
rebel capital. The manosuvers OF Gen.
Grant during the last week have not
been to bring on 8 general fghts neither
haFe We fought any great battle Hh
main object was 70 give relief 70 Hum
ter, and tc obtain fan and permanent
possession Of the Petersburg and Vel
don railroad, which cuts the ConfedeT-
scy ia Two.
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Attenti0n.

We Wosld respectfully snnouncs TO our
customers Of the cay Of Nashville and u
ciaity tbatwe ere ially. prepared 70 furnish
them with A No. article OF Soda water and
sarsaparilla, in sny Quantity they may re-
quirs.
Thankful for the patronage extended NJ
IN the past, We hope 70 merit g continuance
Of The same in future, a. il shall slwsys be
our aim 70 give satisfaction in our dealings
With he public. We would take the liber-
t. to say that there are many Of our custo-
mers 20 whom We are particularly indebted
for the god care taken of.our bottles end
corks; and, on the contrary, there are 8
few who wantonly destroy or give away our
bottles and corks. TO those we would state
thss re hope they viii not dc so in future,
but that they viii strive TO make amends
for the past by carefully saving these arti-
cIos for u.s. MoCoRX4cE & CO.
ju2s-lw. No. 20 Cherry st., Nashville.
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Suffers and Merchants

Your attention is called 70 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, al colors and
kinds; Trunks, Valises, 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, Blacking
Brushes, etc, all of which will be sold low
by the case or dozen.
june 9-3m B. r. CUTTER & GLEAvEs, q
Corner Of College and Broad streets.
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Carson, KsIaHT Z Cos WHorEsAIE
DEPARrNEs7.--Mozambiques, 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 st CAMERON,
KSIsHr & Co.'S, No. /, Hicks's Block,
Nashville, Cali and see thStruth Of this
offer.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

SEw TH1~s- as has been an
uouneea often enough for every body
to knowit, I'd. Nights benefit comes
or At The neE thcstre tonight The
performance open with tho drama Of
q Kate Karney, ia which Hiss Bella
Golden personales Kate; and AT
Wight bed Ryan. After the play e
grand dirertisemeut almost too anus
ing for warm waagaer. Tho concluding
piece Is the laughable farce Of Ny
Nciehbors WIFI Blf Brown by Mr.
Eyerett, who has kindly volunteered
and who knowssll about Brown, having
seen him done often &r. Smith by
ME Wight This IS IN excellent bill
Independent Of the claims Of The bene-
fciaTy, it ought 10 draw out ulthouse.
On the whole We suspect Ed viz be in
funds to-morroE.
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New Theawe5 JAY 2d--B eneft {
Kiss Anna lowering. East Lynne


The contensptIbie democrats cope
head, RssARDsoS, Of Illinois, sometime
ago, made q speech in Congress IN
wbielrto make thrust at r. J, MElos,
ESQ, he read an extract from p card
20 the people Of Tennessee in ls6iiand
commentei on the fact that Mr MElcs
3 vas one Of the signers Of that address.
He took good care TO Suppress The
narses fthe TeTnaiains signers becaase,
no doubt he had been informed that
whilst some Of the men had joined the
rebels, others sre aiding aad abetting
the enemy, BY rreaching "conservR-
tism9 and denouncins the government
as corrupt aud dcspotic. We think We
shall End it necessary 70 give the aiore-
said oirculdr, with signatures complete,
an airing ere long
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10 All whom it mar Concern.

Having been appointed, commission
cd, and duly qualified Circuit Court
Judge of the Ninth Judicial District,
comprising the counties of Davidson
and Williamson, I viii open and hold
said courts az follows, to-wit
For Davidson county, the Second
Mondays Of January May, and Sep
TENDER
/ Williamson county, Second Monday
of March, July and November.
The first Court viii be for Williamson
county, second Monday Of July next;
Davidson, second Monday of September
next, at which times the docket win
be regularly called, tried, and disposed
of MASsoS NJ. BRIEN,
Judge, &c.
June 2Sth, 1864
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DIkRRH1A AND DYsENTERY.-We hsVe OK
amined great number Of letters from some
Of the most prominent citizens in Cincin-
matt and Covington, ETC., speaking in the
highest terms OF DR.. strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of Diarrhee
and Dysentery. The letters are too long {
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covibgton, say
he was pronounced incu-abie BY the beF
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of d.
strickland's Anti-Cholera Mixture effecte
a permanent cure, after suffering for months
with the worst form Of Diarrhea and Dys-
entery. = sp 26--tu " THY
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WASHINGTON. june 27.-Sealed offers
are 70 be read at the Treasury Depart
rnent under the act OF March 3D. 1868
until noon OF Wednesday, July 9th
next, for bonds of the United States to
the amount of S33000000, being the
amount OF unaccepted offers under the
notice of proposals for the loan dated
9th inst. The bonds viii bear an an
nual interest Of s per cent, payable
seniannually in coin on the first day
Of July and January Of each year, aud
are redeemable after the 30th Of June,
1881 No offer win be considered at a
less rate Of premium than four per
cent
NEW YoRK, june 27--The Pacific Mail
Company have Information that the
steamer Golden Age sprung her port
shaft Just north Of Acapulco, and was
proceeding on one wheel The Golden
City viii overtake her.
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Col Falllner Of che Seventh Ken
lucky Csvalry, who was taken prisoner
few days ago near Lafayette, Ca, it
will be remembered distinguished him
SELF near Colgrnbia, early last year, in
q fght with Van Dorm, and was seri-
ously wounded while leadingV charge
Falkneg is whole-souled patriot. a
true-hearted Kentucllian, and an ele-
CANT gentleman We are truly sorry
that 50 earnest soldier should have
fslleu into nbel hands Nay his
pilgrimage to- and his abode az, the
Libby, be sustained WITH his usual
:, aleEeigs-s -
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SIZES AND PRICES

al pens bear my tru1s mark, q G. p. BAKSEs
Ezra Lou. kT-, for which hsFe secured the
c3v-Gi1s and arr warranted ~ carats fne and per
fest Ia every respect Sent hy NAL o. express 70
eny 1srt 81 The country on neaeipi 81 prce and ~
ti-1 cs1sgE PeFsona ordering vii pleGse state the
s.ac ami style degred whether hard OF scr fine or
coar=e; and ii the Pes hould fs 70 plssss or prove
dgieciiFe, VII have the privilege q exchanging IT,
dodnrfiou o. ffseoa peTcent allowed on or3ers az
IS or oFer, aaa tEenfy-fFe per cent. on Those Of
slo9. Liberal discounts made 10 the trade. ord
pens re{lsirsa 10 the hezf manner for FIFTY
Gents iaad 9rsHPl ese}.. Pen sad Watch circulars
saut FEEr. Address
c. P. BARNES
Desler d Solo PeEs ADD American Watches,
GS Main-ereet CtE. siKth, LouisgIls, Ky.
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TarA4sE.-NashYiiie, in her SEA days,
was always famous for her fondnesa for
Eshiopian Minstreisy. Its not all sur
prising, therefore, that. nov har popp.
lation has been doubled the rush to sec
and hear 4he sable musieiaps, wits and
hu1norists. should be greater thsn ever.
But there Is another reason for this
outside. Of the incTesse Of population
the band nov performing al The Theatre
s. the most meritorious that have visi-
ted uA The vocal and Instrumental
music; thejokea, witty saying, &c, the
variety, and indeed al that constitutes
= frst rate band. are here combined IN
a won d rlnl decree The whole pro
gramme is changed every other night
Fhpt fqF. te-nightisa nest atirsetiEe.
Go and enjoy il.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29
Fourth Of IuIr Gelebralion..

Persons who wish to be supplied with q
choice article Of Soda Water, etc, for Pick
Mics and other parties, viii please send in
their orders at once, 50 that they may rely
on being served. MCCORMACK & co.
iune29-3t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

:. old Prices, a csHsroai Enigh. s Cos.
Recorder Shane was able 20 be at his
post again Yesterday and tried twenty
two cases, six Of the party having been
arrested for gamlngi ssix for drunken
ness and disQrderly conduct; the re-
maiudcr for minor offences
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29
Pioneer Intelligence and EmpIOymel
Office,

No. 1s1k, Deaderiek Street.
We viii give our undivided attention TO
the hiring Of House Servants and Eurses.
Private fsmilies and Hotels can be supplied
with good and Trustworthy servants by cal
ling on PATToE BRos, GenL. Agts.
n. B.-Twenty good House Servsnts cen
get immediate employment BY calling on
PATFOE Bros, General Agents.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

Rebel, Repalsed By the ssA corps.
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7l'--"--'-
RngraYing

Neatly executed ct the Gold Pen Depot,
y Cherry street, where you viii ind Pens
and Jowelry, ct low figures. Call and ez-
anime. TrnayIl-tf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

III Mr. Oscar MISSIONER IS IN the city,
and Sill calst II A Parrish & Cos
Warehosyso, I6 viii hear something 10
his sira1lt ge
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

Fine 0rgandy Lawns st less than import
ing cost, ct Cameron, Knight Co.'S.
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Ne Is fieterlops in Eyery Eneouhtsr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

a shop IA Sicllsan village IS knosn
b q aag projecting from its 'front.', and
never By aga o. name Of aay kind
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

BENEFIT ii Sd WIT, "Wednesday
evening, J,fne ths-e-Teny on Hose
backr E8a 7aEILG 1LaE
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s-If you want your pianos well
tuned, call on 1(r. Jackson, at c. D. Ben
sens Music Store Ap2ott
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NaF aalletIa SON seeretarI slanlon.

Late and Important Forglgu Sews.
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Dr. Jenes, No 2S Deadsriek street, treats
nothing but private diseases and conse-
quenuy deyotes bis Whole time b this class
. ofpractice.
TrRus.-A change IS made IN the arst
plsce aud medicines are then furnished
I free Of charge until cure Is effected. A
cure Is certain,
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FoP Ranf.

A large and well-httol Store House, Ger
be obtained next door 10 Dillin i Cattles'
BY applying Immediately st No. Is Cherry
street. GA EElg. june 2s-2w
Z W g sell atauetion On VI eanssday, the 2. q
inst, Prints, Domesties, Parasols, Umhrel
las, Hats, CaEpefins, &c.
WARNER, PEENEBAKER < CO.,
June sS-7-2s-se = 80. 7o-PgbIic Square.
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Report Of Secretary Daaa On aaaIra.
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aEOal De.tTaell0n Of zoe RalIroaa..
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Greafek success 81 lie day" East
Lynne at NeE ThssUe BENEFIT Of
Miss Anna Lsvaidg Saturday July I'd
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Iu h city ca Tuesday, the 2s-h iusi., Mrs. 80
rlnA Rr~r wrrars IA ire 51d year e herage.
The freni- and scqnsntsnces q ihc FIRMLY aTe
invited o. attend the funeral e O'Clock this alter
boon 60 the residence u the son % DE deceased,
ar. Efsneis r. whitney, 10. Ia Sorih NsriSe'
s.ftct
EsyBc service ~. Rev. d. sfREie.
Baltimore Philadelrhia ara HessFl, ~ =, pa
pers please coFy.
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GoYEFSNfFT ExPLoxEEs, such a. l.iaehin-
isis, carIeasers, tesiasters, etc, shoaid pre-
cent theirs Voucherss CeTtiGeafesI o. Tick-
ets, 81 tie Denking H0urc, corner q Union
snd College streets, Where he veFy besi
priees ere siesys rsia ~ every dstefi, iion
81 0ovespnaszt elaine.
czEoEa on tbs DEsasTTtFT A. LogTsyiLLE,
eashed on tie vlry best isrms.
THos. 9. Naaa.
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A Photograph Of 81 Confederate Generals,
al for 50 cents, st he Gallery Of the Cum
befisnd.
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aa gelsaEaHh.

ShermaR's Battles vim the RsSeIs.
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Bieached Shooting, % snd -, fast re-
csiyed By Cameron, Knight & CO,

Sec the card Of Messrs. v. J. AIRING
ton aud J. tt. Farrar in this mornings
UMoy These gentlemen, both well
known citizens, have formed partner
ship as Collectors and General Agents
They VII collect notes accounts, &c,
or sell real estate, and pey over prompt
y. Mr. Arlington has had experience
as civil officer and Mr. Farrsr az mer
chant
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A Photograph Of 100 Star Theatre
Actresses, I'D f9z 80 cents, ct tie Cum
herland Callnrr. N
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About Two hundred and City rebel
prisoners, captured recently By Sher-
man, passed through this city last even
ing ca their waY north.
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RlveR Ngwa-The Cumberland river
il falling slowly with about y inches Of
Fater on HaEReth Shoals
The following ere the arrivals and
departures yesterday;
ARzIyER.-po'an3, smithland; Mat
tie Cabler and a Baker GAINESVILLE ;
Danasel, 81 Louis r
DERARrEh-A Baker snd Poland,
GAINESVILLE
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A splendid Attic Soda Fountain was
put into operation Monday night at
Smiths Drug Store, corner Of Vine and
Church Street, and hassinee been CIV
ing forth the foanling fluid to the thirs-
y visitor. Thesoda water Is excellent
and the syrups delicious. Connected
with this fountain is a pipe that sup
plies "Kissepssn Water" a chemical
combination having the medical pro-
prieties Of the water Of the celebrated
1Kissengen Spilngs' in Germany. 1t is
fne toaie. and slightly aperent
Grest sensation drama East Lynne.
BENEFIT Of Miss Anna lowering JuIy2d
-s---
We learn from the authority Of seve-
raj officers who arrived from the ez-
IRENE front yesterday morning, and
Who left that place on the 18th inst,
that nothing Of decided interest had
transpired since tbel7tl The Atlanta
papers report that Cen Hooker, was
whipped on the 10Th. This is not so,
The battle Of The 10Th, though quite
severe, was decided victory for the
Union arms 10 advance Of conse-
quenee was made, bat an important
position gained, and the loss of the reb-
els upon that Oooasion exceeded ours at
least two to one But why should ge
indulge oarselYe in tho folly Of contra
dieting the statements of rebel papers ?
-an absuFdity; indeed
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II "a rumored that the "conseFva-
tiYes Of Nashville aud Davidson couR
y, contemplate holding 9 public meet
ing torousidler the ewpediency.of send
ing delegates 70 the Chicago Convex
ton. They ought to 10 this, BY *.
means. They viii, By 50 doing, give
the country an opportunity 20 know
who they are, and which side they have
sustained during the rebellion We
fesr, however, no such meeting vii
ever be held
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