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by the late rise in the river, over
:, OO0, 600 bushels Of coal left Pittsburg.
We have not learned whether any of
it was for this CITY, but we hope that
we viii get ourshare. .--..--.-etz "a .
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Do you see that group Of Ladies 60
ingup or down Cedarst. /? 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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For choice Groceries, at low prices 60
to w. W. Totten's No 23 College ST.
opposite the Sewanee House. lie de
livers all goods bought OF him free Of
charge. Oct27-tf
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From persons who arriyed on last
nights train from Louisville, We learn
that some gaeffiIIas visited l8shdefson-
vile, on the L a \. railroad, snd had 3
slight skirmish with some soldiers
there, in which one Of the guerril.as
was killed.
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We are obliged TO w. O. Collier, Cone,
Tunnel a Co, newsdealers, ana Joel
Davis, Esa0f tAe 4A sdls Express for
late newspapers
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Boots. Shoes. Hats and FuruituFe.

Warner, Pennybacker & Co., sell at age
ton, on Wednesday, the 10Th inst, good
assortment Of Boots, Shoes, and Hats, and 8
fine lot of Furniture and housekeeping ar
ticles.- e Tox G. CKuEK,
Nov 1921. AuctioneeT.
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Received This hay

Cabbsges, Potatoes, Apples, Butter, Lard
and q variety Of choice Groceries at W. ".
Totten's, No. % College Street. All who
are fOnd Of good living can find anything
they may want at Totten's. nov I6.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-16

Is there more than one Gallery in
Nashville One would suppose not
from never heating of any but the
Gallery of the Cumberland"
.Oct27-tf
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Removal.

beg leave to inform the public that
have removed from No. 10 Union street to
No. IS North College street, where / shall
continue TO keep the largest assortmentof
Gentlemen custom made Boots and Shoes.
Also, a large assortment of Clothing, Hats
and Caps, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods and ! do hereby most respectfully
invite my friends, old aequaintanees, and
the public in general, 10 comesand examine
the above-named stock, at No. IS North Col
Iege street, opposite Hicks Building.
NJ. MoRGASsTRRN,
oci29-lm No. Gj North College ST.
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If you want donble-sole, doubls-upper,
stitched, eustom-mad French calf boot, call
al No. 60 North College street, by
NJ. MoRGANsTERS.
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RIVER NEWs-The Cumberland is
gradually falling with over feet upon
Harpeth Shoals The weather has bee9
chilly and unpleasant with slight raif
The arrivals yesterday were the Bud
Levi and Cora 5. from New albany, shd
the Bon Accord and Tacony from ST
Louis. The deFArtures were the Eaul
gatuck for iciasiunak. TAcOBy faE ST
LDuis, Mercury aud Star Gray Eagle FOR
Louisville.
The J. 7. McCombs and Miami left
Louisville on Monday for this port
Some time ago cAptaihB. 1Nitzie,
Supervising Inspector OF the St Louis
district made niaPplicatioa thfOagh
Hon. Edward Bates 10 the ProFost Mar,
shall General for exemption OF pilots
and engineers from the draft lbelieging
that they are rendering far more valua-
BILE service to the Government. in their
present capacity than they could in the
ranks of the army. The Application
was unsuccessful
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-16

Gonnorhna can Be cured in from TIRES TO
five days by Dr.. a. RIoRARD JOINS, No. Is
Deaderick Street, tup staissp
0etl3
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PRIsoxERs OF WARAPArties desiring
to visit friends held as prisoners Of war
at the military paison in this city, or in
any of the Northern camps, are in
formed that under the rules of the
War Department recently promulgated
permission can be granted only in
cases of severe Illness. Permits to
BEND boxes of provisions or delieacies
to prisoners must have the appsoTal
of the Surgeon in charge of the prison
at which the party is confined.
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DIARRHGA AND DYsKNTERY.--We have ex-
amined great number Of letters from some
Of the most prominent citizens in Cincin-
natl and Covington, etc, speaking in the
highest terms of DR.. Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of Diarrhea
and Dysentery. The letters are too long 10
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covington, says
he was pronounced incursble by the beet
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr.
stricklsnd's Anti-Cholers Mixture effected
q permanent cure, after suffering for months
With The worst form Of Diarrh@a and Dys-
entery. ap Attn v THY
GovRRxNEST EMPLOYEES, such as machin-
lists, carpenters, teemsters, etc, should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, at the Banking House, corner Of Union
and College streets, where the very best
prices are always paid for every description
OF Government claims.
CHEoxs on TIE DEPOsITARY AT LOUISVILLE,
eashod on The very best terms.
TEos. g. NARR.
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Pearl Miniatures.

MoRsE is the first to introduce this
new style of Pictures. Every body that
see them are delighted with them.
CAN at the iGallery of the Camber-
land" and Judge for yourself ol4,tf
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ocl29-lm No. 65 North College st.

If you want q French calf sewed shoe,
custom made, call at No. s5 North College
street, by M. Moro ANsTERN.
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so to r. Il. Thompsons, . Cherry
street, for your white and brown linen
to fit
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Old Pictures copied to life size, and fur
nished at r J. Merritt & Co.'s, AZ Church
street noY4-tL.
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Fine parloF sets, carpets, feather
beds, mattresses, household and kitchen
furniture, one chest carpenters tools
Complete consignment of ladies furs.
All goods ordered to be closed
At private sale two extra fine pianos.
.rF JKo. X. IiUNE d CO.
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The new Gallery of T.J.sMerritt q
Co, makes every style OF Picture, no
exceptions. "a rnoY4-tf
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AasllallafAniea1

tn E IJD91<3 Mix the larRss,sts
Tennessee-@-its City and Army
circulation more than double any
other papeE. - 49, -
wEDNEsDk &oVEMBERl6I IsS4.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-16

Heavy twilled red flannel shirts and
drawers at r. Il. Thompson's, . Cher
ry, near Union street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-16

y Mr. I. D. Nc KAys NeFsAgent on,the
Louisyille& Nashville Railroad, favored
US last night with copies Of the Louis
vile morning papers.
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SPECIAIO NOTICES.
Regular Auction sale.
Bf 5So. K HUME eco

THE Wednesday, NoeenJsr l6, ls6HH
We win sch to-day large consien-
ments Of tobacco and cigars, groceries,
vines, glassware, hardware, notions and
varieties; so barrels fine apples, and
40 barfsls salt. -
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If you want Scotch bottom boots, call at
No. g. North College street, By
Nj. MoRGANsrERN.
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->|-r y 10
The Panama Gilmore is the name Of
3 beautiful style Of hat Introduced by
Messrs. Green 4 Green. ..-.-n..v-.,-, q.
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Parlors, large and elegant for the accom-
mediation Of visitors, at 4. j. Merritt 4
Co.'S new Gallery, AZ Church street
80
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-16

Shaker flannel shirts and drawers at
r. IL. ThoRRssBls, y cshfrEEs near
Union street
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= Fine photographs made At I. ]. Mer
rift & Co. 5 new Gallery, AZ Church
street, near Post Office. noy4-tf
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Lost

QOE REWARD WILL BE PAID BY TIE
SoZO Rutecnher SSr the dsliysry q She tlI2S-
ing desaSihcd Pistols kmith Nessous -
tsut No. S578, pesEt handle, silver mogs I'D lar.
rel silver plated N. A. Ruzt' engraved "a the
bufi IN ~ letters any information thai slia5
HA RUST,
Al DE Office Of L. 4. BooneF,
novli-iH No. a church street.
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DR.. SWayne's Panacea, The Great Blood
Purifier and Care for

Scrofila, Ulcers and White Swelling,
MTasrnus. OF a Wasting of Flesh, Dropsy.
liberated Sore Throst, dip joni complaint,
Dark Blotches, or Defects IN tbs Skin,
Obstinate OF Scaly Erupuons, Cancers, Erysipelss,
Weakened and De4 tated System, Sore yes,
Bo,ls. Yellow Skin, Pmples on the Face, &c.
II has made some Of the most remarkable cures
Of ScrOfila on record. Prepared on by Dr..
SWAYSF & SoS $50 North ) Xth street. Philadelphia
Sold by
ft W. J. & C. ". SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. Church and Vine Sts,
sep25-Sun& ThursSm NaShrlVs.
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The vote for Lincoln and johnson in
Knox county, Tenn, was 1851 There
is no discount on the Iniopisrn ofgthAt
county. The vote would have been
larger, but for the number OF absentees
in the army NNEMEE
Wool Over shirts new Styles large
and long. at r. II. Thompsons, Is
Cherry, near Union streekHI a. -
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Have We ans street cernmissioners ?
Is there ssss ono to attend to the nnis-
ance Of the crossing at the corner of
Cedar and Cherry streets p Yesterday
5 lady came very near falling there,
from the holes ID llie old planks and
all passers-bg were compelled to wade
in mud more than over foot to get
across. Wehaye heard rumOrs that re-.
pairs were intended TO be made, but,
oh City Fathers, how long Hrst2
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SeyeB Thirty Bonds

viii be received in payment for goods
by SCoTT KEEN a Co.
October l3-2m
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Cameron, Grier 4 Co, have just re-
ceived per EXPRESS a large Iotof Black,
Gray, and Water Proof Choking Cloths.
Together with handsome assortment
of Circulars, sAOques, and Repe,an
CloakA Also beautiful lot Of Plaid
Striped and ohenea Poplins, to which
they invite the special attention Of the
ladies noyl6-h
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II NV THsATRE-The unpleasant walk.
ing last night scanned to have no effect to
lessen the crowds that are attracted BY
Miss Matilda Heron. The new play of
Mathilde is oneof thrilling interest and
Miss Heron in the double role of au-
thoress and actress proved that she de-
serves the place accorded to her among
the foremost in her profession Mr.. c.
Heartwell, whose first appearance be-
fore Nashville audience was made last
aigkt is an sctor Of great ability, power
and flush We were much pleased
with him and congratulate Manager
Allen on the valuable acquisition to his
stock company. Mr.. Roys, Mr.. Grier>
son and Miss Anna lowering were par
good in their respective parts.
Tonight thesame bill is repeated.
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SOLDIER s.

ars pesuliady Liable 20 ne ah1ss dseaseas, pre-
lf5r,f g. De change u elirnAts frequent chsrEs 0f
,gatar and Diet and should never - without box
Of The specific 10 taeir pocksss. pssrrhosa. Lysen-
tery and Flax are cured - & 10 ron Twelve %
twenty -fSur hours. One OF ts0 eoses Nil give 70
LEI Chrome Ds4grhosa sad Acute Dyseutery are
cured 10 tkras days, s. thousands q certae41ef
ia ~ have resolved nom soldiers Il all ranks
eiAshargod after naAny ncp'lls Mnesss a. lneuif
be vii testify.
One boz I'll safety any ona. Try H. Il u W0rtl
= hundred times e eos., 49,, ...
For sale n NashglLe ~ foitBkz5 4 STEPHENS
O nliunac, Agelt--
Manus.ctaIed b ". ]. LUCK. Vinceanes, lad.
2nce 81. Seat - mi % Fale.pt q p1sss
Huss D-ta
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(tUREs ALL IRRITATION OF STOMACH AND
u Bowels. Il cures WHARF AL other medicinea
A. IT'S q sure, sac and csrtain cure gwen a. b.
nafurs and 0eYer has % eiisst cure L ne above
Diseases. Il j. purely ysgetsbis; 20 minerals en-
esrinto IA couapos'ron- he mos deiceae mAg use
fhs st.eeisc without fesr. L may b gwen % ne
infant with safety. Il slEeys losyea ths bowels N
healthy aad natural Conditions never consaPslss,
but asslsts nsiffe In restoring ths system 70 iis
rorroaI con ii.lCn-
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Heavy ribbed wooden shirts and draw
lersl at R. H. Fhompson's, es Cherry,
near Union street. sss aalea s a-1e..
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FOR SPECIAL DISEASES

GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE HE HAS RECEIVED
that
e as o mhdE uneswh Ia
ate i his Chronca Diseases Sroha
PkynozS Diseases
tho Fcs CNnpI h.snIAn
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For Photographs and esHfy cher
style Of Pictures, go to r. J. Merritt a
Cos, A. Church street All snSf4--ts
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
The Democratic COppcrhead PlatfO|

If Grant wins 4 battle, it is in part Il trit|
over the fundamental law of the Government
Sherman conquers Atlanta, an essential port i
the Constitution is thereafter dead. If our so|
win victory its glory is lost in the consciou
that Il portion of IFS fruit is Il marrcd and bait
Constitution. Miiraukie NciyS.
The soldiers who enlisted in the Federal |
while the President was proclaining the oh,
the war to be the preservation Of the Unio'J. aI
titled to be discharged. Ii was an essential nd
the soldiers contract with the Cove, nment tlJ
should fight for restoration Of the Union.
being no longer the purpose cf the war and
Government having confessealy failed in it. I'd
the contract, a court Of equity would decide thsj
other party is releascd.-NashriHe Press.
The Republican party have carried on the
for two years. They have sent their hell I'd
and bUU dogs down South, and what have theJ
compli.hcd2 Nothing. And we told them til
the bcginnng--that they could accomplish notlI
and the reason why is becasc they arc o,,r brett
And now they come back and propose TO kick
fuss here in the North, AND WE ARE READY
TnEM.-Gcorgc ". PecEs sJecca jcfofc the I'D
Democratic association March, 1sG3.
I am fore peace, EVEN on tue BASIS or SD
TloS.-Amos KcHdolFs Chicago spccch
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
Celebrating MOrgan's Death.

The first Thursday IN October has been agreed
upon by all "beosts OF burden It's day OF thanks
giving and praise to General Gillian and ms COM
mand, for the timely and religious act Of terminate
ing the life robbcries and wholesale thes of Joh"
H. Mo'yol the most renowned land pirate Of the
nineteenth century. All the beasts in the Animal
Kingdom are required to assemble precisely at ten
o'clock, and commence their dcvotlon', Bloodcd
horses and mares will convene III their respective
stables, and rebel Presbyterian ministers will lead
in their devotions, sto"d"g tp-toc" with their
pockets stuffed with lying rebel newspapers, and
with their faces towards "old Westminster occa-
sionally pausins and profaney wearing by the
God that made John Calvin, that "whatever is is
right, except the election of Lincoln and that God
had "torc-ordoned whatsoever comes to pass, al
ways excepting the issuing Of the emancipation
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
Who are for Lincoln and Johnson Z?

Ths question is coming up every dny, IN all the
circles Of society, among soldiers citizens lnborom
and goers and corners II is frequently ayowed by
the Mcclellan men that the hired minions aud
bought-up partilans Of the present Administration,
and the ow-0ung ignorant and moro worthless
portion Of society are for the Baltimore nonua-
tious We accept the ISSUE and agree that the lin
coin and johnson party are the poor the Ignorant,
and the low-doWn class, and we claim To be IN that
party, consolcd alone by two considcmtiun,-llrsl,
that our associates are largely in the mqjor,yi and
next, that We ARE 10 be the s'rcc,stM party in No
vombcr, IN other words, all who OirH mo- negroes,
and do their ocu mork, are for Lincoln and john
SON While, on the other hand, all the remnants of
the several kinds Of dofunct oristorr0cy-a the in
solcnt debtors owners Of negroes, whether by in
herancc or stealing them in Kentucky or elsewhere
all who are traitor, at heart and in sympathy
with the rebellion, ARE on the side Of the Peace
Party and utterly opposed to the election Of the
nominees Of the Baltimore Convention,
Let not or poor ignorant, and low-0uns ossoci-
ate who live in the country and in our towns, eat
ing their bread by the sweat Of their brow' because
they have never risen to the dignity Of Shareholders
be- ulurmcd--thcy are in the largest crowd. The
gallant officers in the army, who have led yicori-
Gus columns, are with them the soldiers who have
followed these gallant officers are with thcm the
hundreds Of thousands who voted for Lincoln in
1850 are with them; the army Of Union Democrats
who voted for Douglas in 1860 are with thcm the
lcgions of hunted and prosecuted patriots in Ten
| ncsscc Kentucky, Missouri and Maryland are with
them the army of widows and orphan children,
! made such by the war; are with thcm all the self
made mon, and all who rose from the ranks Of labor
are with them; all adopted citizen, who see that
without the Union they will have no rights, are
! with them; every man who owns homestead, and
| is not traitor enough to deny that without the pres
oryation of the Union his property would worth
less is with them every friend Of allowing the sol
der to vote /, with them every man not in sym
pOthy with JEFF, Davis and hi. plundcring horde, is
with them; every friend Of peace on the ground of
the restoration Of the Union, is with them; and
every citizen who realizes that the destruction OF
our Government would be hailed with Joy by the
despot. Of Europe i, with them, Who is ashamed
to be found in such crowd Come ON yc wbbo
of Tennessee, and let us show the aristocracy how
/ TO vote and how to elect our men
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
Contempt for Douglas.

The Chicago Convention treated the Dougl
Democrats with studied contempt During it, :
sion, the following communication was rccciy
from the National Democratic Committee and v
presented by Mr.. Lawrence Of Rhode Island,
u meeting Of the National Democratic Committ'
held at the Sherman House, August 3lst, the 1
lowing resolution wa, adopted
WulmAs, A respectable devotion 90 the memory
stephen A, Douglas, the great statesman Of the west,
the motive which induced The Committee to call the Cd
Nenton nj Chicago, now therefore, Il !, the loliber
conviction of this Committee, that had his life I'D
spared his gigantic grasp Of mind taken Ia connect
with his declaration that war T. dsuuun, doclamil
which time hns proved the wisdom Of would long I'D
have restored the power Of the Federal Compact, d
avoided that terrible loss Of life for which nothing
compensate and that feeling Of bitterness 10 much col
doplorod which s the great barrier to the restoration
peace and Union.
InouA, u, fLourNcr, Chairman
WILLIAM Finn Secondhand.
+. 4, AtNrN, '.s''''''".' Il
The convention refused to notice lhi. tribute|
Douglas. and treated it with utter contempt Til
were afraid Of offending the South. and Of draw
down upon them the vengeance of Richuoad. n
coercion doctrines of Douglas Norfolk speech oo|
ed up in the distance, and silcnccd the praise of 4
McClclan-D avi.-Richmond men in the conventy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
John Morgan.

The biography Of the great horse thief ma,
be familiar with all our readers He was boz
Lexington, Kentucky in 1926, and was IS yea
when he met his fate. The n. y. Times says
He entered the rebel service in September
and assumed command Of a party Of guerrill
Missouri and soon achieved notorioty as an efle
partisan leader. One of his earliest exploits
the burning Of the railroad bridge at Bacon @
in Kentucky under the very noses Of the L
forces. He afterward, in the winter of 1862 8
Grated with great activity against Gen Roscc
communications and out-posts. In the SUNNI
1863 Morgan undertook an extensive raid thr
Ohio and Indiana in which his band was thoro
ly whipped and broken up, and he himself D
prisoner. He was lodged in the Ohio penitent
whence he managed to escape in November o.
same year, with six Of his officers, by means
tunnel under the prison wall. He contrived to
his way back to the Confederacy, and in the
part of last summer headed formidable raid
Kentucky entering the State through Pound
got well beaten and broken up by Gen Burbr
Morgan was n skillful and daring officer, and
death will be keenly felt by the rebels.