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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02

Good calfskin boots, for Eve dollars
at the new store, q Cherry street,
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Paris Chsllies, Silk Check Goat Hair, and
French Mozambiques, ct
CAMERON, KNIGHT & Co.'S.
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5 ENGLISH SODA.
3 Pepper Saooe,
Sugar, Butter sn1 Soda
: Crackers,
Wssh Boards,
5 Bucketa,
( BroomE.
Z Iw1ue,
Paper Of 81 kinds. ( Ink,
5 Chewing Tobacco, al
orsdes,
, Smoking IObaoco. AZ
gradee.
Z Cigars, conp,eta hns,
( Bordon's CoHd en- see
Mix.
{ Canned Fruits. sl kinds
( Pickles.
l Apple Butter,
z faAts4iLlol9
Dr4d Apples,
Teas, extra tine,
Pigs Feel. Picked,
Vines, every kind,
pitfara . %
RobertSon Co. Whlaksy,
5 Bourbon
Brandy.
Az.
Unson sna Kentucky
Mustard.
Cotton Cards,
BoioRns Sausage,
salt. he, 60 &C
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Fine IA Karat Gold Pens, cur own make,
in every style Of holder. For sale low, at
soBEL & MARTINS, Cherry street, opposite
Maxwell Barracks.
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recovered.
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WYE HAVE JUST OPENED A LARGE AND
w carefully selected STOCK, consisting u part
Of the following ARTICLES;
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be varied every evening.
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A complete assortment Of rich Broche
Grenadines, at
T.,,rpo.y Errou- & 70 a
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ly conduct
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
LATEST PAPERS AND MAGAZINES,

and Cheap Publications, Piano Music Books, ana
in fact, everything usually kept in olrst-cm,s Boob
Store. Give us call.
CONE TUNNEL,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-30
CONDITION
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of kNOAVILLE

nF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE. ON
" tine morning of the FIRST Monday of October, 1865
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soldier came into Our rOoms IN Nashville to
got an envelope. He said he had a letter to send
home for one of his comrades. He drew from
his blouse small package, carefully wrapped,
and, opening 1t, held up scrap of a leaf from a
memorandum book. IC had bloody finger prints
on 1t, and few words hastily written with a
pencil. The writer was the soldiers partner, he
said. In the charge on kenesaw mountain he
found him staggering back from the line the
blood streaming from his mouth, and covering
his hands and clothes. A mimic ball had cut of
his tongue at the root. He tried TO speak, but
could not. Finally, By motions, he made his
partner understand his want-paper and pencil
A scrap was torn from the diary, and ON il the
boy, held up BY his cDmrade, with fingers drip.
ping with blood, and trembling in DEATH wrote,
"Fatber, meet me In heaven"
He tried to write his name, but it was too late.
Life had fled. Fathers and mothers, what will
you not do for your sons, whose waking and
dreaming and dying thoughts are homeward
turned
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Greniug Trlreraph
SATURDAY.. DEcEMBER Il. lssl.
FIGHT AT M0RFRBBsBORO.

General MiIroy Assaults the Rebels
In Their FortiHcatiOns-The Encmy
Routed - FederHts Capture " Large
Number Of Prisoners.
NASHVILLE, December l2-Sever3l DAYS ago
a rumor was circulated here that a irht had
occurred at Murfreesbgro, resulting in g Foiera
victory, aud considerable loss to the enemy
Particulars Of the eDgageihcut have been re
ceiyed here, showing that oUr success over tho
kebCls was mos. complete, and strengthening the
conviction that no fears need be entertained for
the safety Of Murireesboro.
A force Of the enemy, under the command of
General Bates, had been Cncamped for several
days near the Npinsyllle pike, some thrce miles
from MurtreeshOrO. This detachment formed
one OF several concentrating around this point
Tor the purpose OF capturing the garrison and sup
plies. The Rebels not seeming 10 exercise over
much activity in preparing for the attack, General
Mllroy conceived the design Of assaulting por-
tiOn OF these forces.
On the morning Of the 7;h instant, at three p.
M, with four IegimGnts--tlC 81 Michigan, I-1th
and lISh Ohio, and Och MinnesOta-he moved
upon the camp OF the Rebel General Bates.
The charge was led Dy General Milroy in person
and although the Rebel position was very strong
the enemy we're so completely surprised by th
suddennt IS and fury Of the attack, that aftor
resistance Of half an hour they broke and fed in
great confusion. simultaneously our men carried
the intrenchmeEts, the gallani MilrOy taking the
lead, and the victory was complete. We captured
eighteen commissioned officers and one hundred
and eighty-nine priyates, two OF the four Na1O-
leon l2-pOundeTs and also two wagon loads OF mus
kets. The Rebel loss in killed and wounded was
large. The prisoners taken ~ that during the
engagement General Bates was mOrtally wounded.
Our forces pursued the enemy for a cOnsiiera-
Die distance aud then returned by order of Gene
raj Rousseau, to the fort. In this englgement we
lost thirty -one killed and forty-fIur wounded.
None Of our boys we're taken prisoners. The
ENGAGED bphaypd ygif M ttfr ,,st,ra
lantry and perfectly satisfied their leaders WniIe
the engagement was progressing on the Nolius-
vile pike, the enemys cavalry, supposing that
the Notifications had been stripped of men,
ally repused
1t is stated by prisoners that Hood has thirty
thousand men in the vicinity of Murfreeshoro
This can hardly he credited but If il is true, the
forces in the town, with the aid of the splendid
Notifications, can repulse their most determined
assauts.-CiRciHHlt. Times.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

kRy@ UNION NJ. L. CHURCH, FOURTH
- Street, below ArchrQuartcrly Meeting, sabbath
DccembCrl3 ~ Rev FRANKLIN MOOIiE. O.D WIN preach
In the morning al 1875 o'clock and Rev JACOB DICKEE
SOn at a, O'Clock IN the evening
H93y1 BISHOP TALBOT.-THE RT. REV.
- pr. TALBOT. Bishlp OF the Northwest, will pre-
sent the cause OF Domestic Missions Ia St Peters ChurCl
THIRD ana PINE Streets, tomorrow, at lOlI A. NJ. and
In -. Marks, on LOCUST Street, ati r, 81.
R19g@ TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH,
CHEtStT Street, above Elghteen'h,-The Rcy.
DANIEL EDDY ID, d., VIII preach Sunday morning
A. lOs O'Clock, ana In the evening at ~ Oc OK, will
liver his farewell address pastor Of the church.
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THE CANADIAN TROUBLE.

THE STOLEN MONEY To BE RETUNDED-sTRoNG
FEELING AGAINST JUDGE COURsoL.
A private despatch received in this city to-day
from gentleman in Montreal states that il was
reported hat the money belonging TO the 81. AL
bans Bank is to be restored &C. day that there is
great reaction there in Rebel stock since We'd
nesday, and that even the tories feel disgustad
with the proceedings Of the Court presided over
by Judge Coursol.-k. y. EreRiHg Post, yesterday
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~ MEMORIAL
s1s3f@ MEM ORIAL
80
THE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR
TAB
U. S. SANITARY COMMISSION,
HELD IN PHILADELPuIA, June, 1884.
BY CHARLES J. sTILLE.
PRICE rIB DOLLAR.


TEIrED STATES sAyIrAHY C0lisisstuN.
PHnApELrIiA AGESCY, No. 1857 CuR-Nur SrRsLr,
December rs, 1894 \
To ne 1emJers oths Farisv' ConmiHesI OF he Grsat
Central far
The SANITARY COMMISSION begs 10 announce that
Ihe "IilsIOK OF IHE PAIR prepared by Mr.
sTIiLE, the request OF the Executive ComIalitee
row ready for delivery l forms very elegant qulrto
volume Of more than Two hundred printed 6n the
finest paper a. the "CaXton fress Of hessr sherman
Co... and Is Illustrated with photographs Of some of the
more lntcre stng objects Ofthe Exhibition. eontans an
Of the Orin and progress ofthe Fairs dsScrp-
ion Of the different Depanmentsi statement OF the
financial result fn list OF all ha Committees etc etc
As this work is designed primarily for tho members of
nc various Committees, aud limited edition only has
bem printed, il has teen thought best 10 pao II in
charge OF Nj. JAMES X sA ON special agent for its
delivery.
Tnose who desire conies viii please call address
him at No 93 g. SIXTH rect, second story.
Mr. simon will call uI those who may not be able to
sommuucate with him.
N.B.-win be ready for delivery WEDNESDAY,
alst inst. l2-l
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- RARE CHANCE COUNTRY WOOL
HIIEH MILL Also Saw Lath and Picket MIL with dne
power well located for business For sale low and
easy terms exchanged for city property. Fer par
NCalaTs, address Box lbOl, Post oulce. E-h-etTp
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IT g NEW 7-8O LOAN,
80 - e. srn6sSriPtions no reOOtgsd, and the Notes
GEORGE J. BoYD.
"a Banker,
lo4s-Ta O.Ss, THIRD street
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GIHoN MS
HOLIDAY PHESE NTS.
CHA RLES ID Il NJ MIG,
No. sI2 Chestnut STREET,
FANCY GOODS AND Toys


sent stock OF
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS
supasSes that of any former importation. Having
lected with article himself he truly
there IL similar establishment in the country that
compare with his. As 10 prices gettiI his goods nom
The hTb manufacturers and artists In Europe, those doA
who buy nom the importers here 10 sed again
tainly compete with him or the following goods be
keepI lArpe variety Rnd In such entirely styles
% Other store Ia thia city offer -
LADIES' WORK BONES,
JEWF LRN, ODOH, AND GLOVE BOXES.
NECESSAluES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
WRITING DESkS-DRE-SIGG GASES.
FANS, PARIS GILT AND BRONZE GOODS,
PARIAE VASE BOHEMIAN GLASS.
VASES OF FlNEsr AETIQUE AND MODERN.
CCTIERY-FlNEST ENGLISH WALKING CANES
CRICKET AND ARCBEkl IMPLEMENTS.
FANCY LEATIIER GOODS.
LADIES' BAGs-OyER TWENTY DIFFERENT
KINDS. - -.
PURSES AND PORTMONRAIES.
GAMFS or ALL KINDS.
CHt BS, DOki1NOES, LOTTOES.
CRIBBAGE, CoUETERs CHEss, AND BACK
CANON BOARDS.
BAGATELLE AND TIvOLI.
IN TOYS This department Is complete IN every variety
known, with many novel things never before Imported
Dos the very large variety Of every Kind known kept
ths store s1fpasSss beauty and tasteful dressing any
thing known tere and In Europe This Is no Idle boast
Ladies should call and see ihem n-0-Rt
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Developments Made ana in 'rogrcss.

This Company Organized with u intenaoa Of
obtaining the largest possible return oT soothOlders
loHccompsh this Oh ect, the Company sinking three
"es on teir own account One ofthemi yielding the
rate Oi my barrek per dsy another Is de jS5 eet the
thd ono mas peeA sunk 10 me ni foeh with very good
show Of OIL.
IN auuiuOh 10 ule No''V' u'eie are ven wells being
sunk by responsible parties, who pays n expenses ana
give 10 TINS company ono-hAi OF All toeo lproduoed One
OF hese paTt@s Is 10" making erAnR enonS for boring
nVe more wells ana expects % nave nem all completed
dunF inc hoAt loar months IhS aov elopmont viii give
hieen "ehs'o "he4 inc company VII have all the on
rom ihree ana 'e ha OF INC ouf'oh twelve. over anT
wells can be boFoa without interorn with each other
The sItiTo island wib developed "a soon A. ,r, .L.
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100000 SHARES. PAR VALUE, So 80.
The Walnut Bend region has the character or b nrlra-
class OIL territory, and is justly termed The oil Basin"
Arsmarkabe fact connected With the locality that no
~all has ever been bored that did Yield H. Upper
Walnut Island In the very heart Of the OIL Iasia I
about miles from OIL Creek and less ID stanco from
Cherry Run Prom its natural position. 1t aa ds woEhinx
facilities which but few farms tracts otland Ovor
possess. 1t contains about twenty acres and hNlf-
mile In length, thds giving about mile rive front At
the lower end Of the island the side the vov,
arc the celebrated Lamb" wells the side OF
river. the less noted" star wells; the pper ond
the sRnd the side Of the river. ie warren
Bros wells and short distance above, u 20
vt on the east side OF the rvor, directly op peste the
Bruner' property, admitted by practical len to be
Of the best locations the river cal be ne ques-
ton therefore, IN regard lts being rs-class. on
territory. AnothsrgreAt advantage II has its natural
poson which separates It othi r properties.
Many good wells have ceased to yield OIL by being tanned
by parties boring in the adjoining lot 80 oh could not
hRppe3 the island, Another advantage oasy aooess
% the island. shipments Of on can be made without
trouble, and he price paid the oro Ills about ons
dollar per barrel more than is pSid on the o roek.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
u. TX. LIE H.,

HOLD AY PRESENTS.
ELEGAGT FANS. nom srt0 tnRiAhB
SMALL LOT or FEATHER PANS.
EMBn NpkfH New Designs.
100 co1en ladies' HCmsththCJ tfdkfs. Eargaius
40 dozen nlack Lace Vets rom 81 ~ 10 $50
ZEAL THREAD DO.
REAL TuHEAD BARREH.
A SMALL LOT or NEAT EAR'n COLLARS
a ~ endic Liz; OF AENS HEASurCHEp npKFS.,
NESS PLAIN AND CoLoREp BoRDrR mKFs.
Ncy low
HANDSOME SILK UMBRELLAS
neat variety OF Fancy nack Combs.
100 crTCn Ladies Cloth biuYes, nom Gqr 70 sos.
GENTS CLO1 II GLOVES
LADIES BEST MOROCCO SATITIFIS.
NEAT FIGURED DARK BE LANES
IlLutCd Cashmere fOr Wrappers.
Black Ceutro HrOchC Long nUawis.
We have added largely % our surF uf gtspls too Is
duung The past few weeks.
50 BARNELN TABLE LINENS
MIRA ZINE LOOM do
hiOr AND bAMASK NAPKINS.
J ED BuEDEREp FRINGEU bOYIIF4
100 pairs lO-i ll-l and tt.4 BEST BLA .,KETS, low.
BicRchtd snd Bown NJ sims In variety.
uOOf SKIRTS UuOP SKlRTHit
leo dozen Hoop skirts, made Nprcssy iot rr sales and
warranted,
CORsETs' CORsETsl
H. H. LEE,
l2.lI.sw-H No.t3 n. EIGHTH stIocLa
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TbCmsh Ford.
TInmas WnoItnau
Marin DuyeF.
Jobu Klein
HCCHdmns.
Rigpulst
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Al gesseTt.
J,bn G llOrd.
1unis y Conyey
NitIiam Ethsfdf
Ms NIETy "A smith.
Al 81 stewart
WIiliam Andress
lanes Allison
IMN.edies
EiizaAIeadbeateY.
"a Watson,
RTb,rtIITeattv.
IN Tyndati
g.orge ~ Atooupy
IIenrvCYoung
TnomasJIustOn,
Fmerick
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81 Snangier
10 Wo'fs
Az Mummy
IN Tratiey
NV stap,1n.
IIerRy serrill,
CEnrlrs CVnrsd.
Iurv Novrr
AW Tompkius.
i William Jones,
Francis Btebm,
Samuel HrOOEg.
Susan stockton.
GeurgeM Williams.
I'D Dunn,
Edward FIDDLE.
Johu Mcknlpht.
ChaTIes IlarCt.
ERAshiOp,
EwesE Huihsh.
JamesG ClarK.
I'ifhian CiarE
JnbnJyes.
Frsnc,s Thole.
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WALNUT ISLAND OIL COMPANY.
CAPITAL. 100000.

OFFICE, No. 1a5 CHEsNUr ST, PmnADA.
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Margaret 3 Kennedy,
Maugarct Kennedy,
Mrs 4 A ConruW,
A RO1cno,
William s Rodgers.
J u Steve sOn,
David u knight,
Annie II ttAyen,
MafiaJ Sdplco,
Joseph W RA,es,
Charles Este,
Freeman N -bav,
urorgo A Frank,
Richard uarscd,
Thomas Y SIuthviCk,
Peter RittenhOuse,
Isaac Ritteniluso,
= u Nandyko,
John Lucas a 20,
- 'harlgs q IdeiI,
IsAge G Jones,
IOse,'h Farmer.
john " TLeWils,
AM,nr.sf.F
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Joseph n Richards,
John & Bauier,
a. " Grcgor,
.Georgo W Witham.
To- Il Blckiug,
Joseph T. Cooper,
benjamin X ThJu as,
James y layiur,
Ufial Y Amas,
John MOsman,
an NAybury, VI ID,
Rev j II A BOmbcrger,
Elizabeth savage,
Wm rem Taylor,
Maria NJ Nc1ai,
William Knox,
WnNnm stewart,
EllranOth Brisier,
GcoTgc Steinmttg,
John q Mullen,
MARY Busstnger,
T. r Hagar,
O. r liui,inshoad.
CharCs Mason,
ECbcCca iiubbcu.
John " frost,
Lc.uln Brown,
william W Nnlie,
.Gc1rgo W y Curuman,
Nlermau bradley,
Margaret Millet,
James Is Erickson,
Joseph Is McMulIuu,
Nauldl Carter.
Charles e. Clark,
William T. femytlfun.
LeNis ; Helms.
charles " kh.k,
Flifa Z = S0nes,
r Is.l ard,
charles NoWbnld,
william X RriT.
Ana keiugl't.
ll-ury Chairman,
, u Deacon,
Inrn Ices,
George Wuilamv
" Gllllugnam,
.NcOrge : Courtney,
John wilson,
Nndrew chl1.
William Il SuuD,
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