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DISAPPOINTMENT or THE FOREIGN CoRREsPoND-
ENTs.-It is very interesting to note the manner
in which the correspondents for foreign jour
nails speak Of our late election. They conf
IDENTIFY expected . scene Of riot, bloodshcd,
arson and military interposition, and they were
wofully disappointed at finding everything 60
off so quietly. The correspondent OF the Lon
don Times dates his letter from this city Just
after sundovn on election day. Iie evidently
watched all day for the tocsin Of war; but
when the sun went down upon a peaceful city
he set about announcing the fact that the great
national contest was finished in the midst OF
country torn with civil war, and yot not blow
was struck nor an angry word spoken. We
can fancy the chagrin with which he wrote the
sentences Mr.. Goldwin Smith, too, who
writes for the London Nc,cs, and who remained
all day in the vicinity Of the Hoffman House
the military headquarters at that timc-expcct-
Ing every moment to see ordcrlies and couricrs
riding about. conveying orders from this and
that point of tho battle ground, was amazed to
fad no soldiers in the streets, no turbulent
civilians, no indications OF anything particular
going on. Broadway was as gay and fes tive as
ever No deploying Of infantry columns, no
charging Of cavalry disturbed the even tenor
Of the promenader's way; and so Professor
Goldwin Smith pronounces II "a sublime spec
tacle.n Hc "looked In vain for evidence Of the
tyranny OF the majority. lie could scarcely
conceive nation in the midst Of great politi-
cal struggle more temperate. orderly or
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

FoRNEY FOR THE ECABrSEr.--Soms humbugging
friends of the Chevalier Forney have been try
ing the bIarney of naming him as proper man
for the Cabinet, and they seem to think that he
il just the stick Of timber wanted In the place
Of Old Mr.. Welles. We think this means that
welles is to walk the plank before long, and
such perhaps is the meaning Of Old Abe's
compliments in bis annual Message, OF which
welles for bis mastery report, was the rccipi
ent. The neatest thing ever said by Old
Abe OF the late Postmaster General Blair
was said 10 that letter which announced to him
that bis "time had come" We guess that Old
Abe has had enough OF the Blairs, and as
welies has been tboir good man Friday In dis
pensing the spoils, he may have to 60 in order
to get rid Of the family. But Forney is not the
man to take his place We want gun OF
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

BARNUMS MUSEUM, Broadwav.-PANoRAxA-THRkK
MAMxoru FAT GrRLs-THRFx GIANTs-Two DwARrs-
FRENCH AuroHAroSs. DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
Day and Evening.
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

NEW BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-CuARooAL N An
BHYANTs' MINsTRELs-Po o CA noN
The New York herald., 1864-12-13
AhUsEMENrs THIS EVENING,

wALLACKs THEATRE. Brosdway.-How suE Lows
The New York herald., 1864-12-13
sALLE DIABoLloUE SIS Broadway. .-Ropnnr He'll.

CAMPBELLs MINsTRELS. l99 and 2Ol Bowery =
YARihp AND EXCITING MELANGs or ETHIOPIAN ODDITIES
HRIGAnI
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

BEYANTs' NINsTRELs. Mechanics Hail. Az Broad
wAy-ErHIoPIAs Songs, DANCES, BURLRsoUEs &c-HIGH
DADDY
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

BowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-sEvKs EsoAPEs-srx
OkGRExs CRInx.
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

WINTER GARDEN, Brosdway.-HAxLKf.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Brcadway.-THx STREETS or
NRw YORK
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

BROADWAY THEATRE, Observation-Disclosures DAY
My LHE-PEoPLE's LAWYER
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 5l4 Broadway.-RUSsISC
HB BLocKApE-U. s. G.-ErnrorIAN SONGS. DANCES &c.
The New York herald., 1864-12-13

respectful Of each others rights" just So 1t
was indeed sublime scene, such as no country
in Europe could present under like circum-
stances, Notwithstanding their repeated sneers
at American civilization.
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CATALOGUES OF
PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS,
TO BE HAD AT THE
Gallery Of the Cumberland,
No. % CEDAR-STREET.
PRICE sl.OO PER COPY.
70. I-RAILRoAD cULvERT AT EsTELL

Ne. l-RAILRoAD CULvFRT AT EsTELL
Ne. 3-hsiiiosd Bridge over Elk River, destroy
Cd - RrEgq, June, 1893; rehu Il IN eishl dsTs ~
hienigHn Mechanics and Engineers. Length SO
No. s-w inchesteT snd Lafayette Railroad Bridge
at De herd, Tenn.
No 20 n. DsrArtment. Decherd, Tenn, Capt.
johnson, = q. NJ.
No. 5-Consrsbands in Camp at Decherd, Tenn
No 6-C}en Negley's headQuar,ers ~ Cave SIR ng.
near stevesson, Ala Morning seeDe)
No. 7-(4su. NeRi Us headcu srter- 81 Cave Sprng,
near steven 90, Ala tEfenang scene.)
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Ala, Capt J. n. blair, @ S.
NJ. stevenson. Ala f.om Fort AicCo9k.
No. W-fson. kuSCcrGns' nesdqu trrers, near ste
Venscn, ala Sent. Sd, ls65.
No "a Ruins Of Railroad Bridge over TeBne-sse
SverI rom Bridgeport 70 Long Island, looking
no Is-Ruins Q. Railroad Bridge over Tennessee
RIVER fr'n Bndg PoIt 70 louK island, locking
No. ii--kuiDs q DIsEbridge over Tenn. River
g bridgeport connecting the ls.snd pith Eastern
shore iooFing at
No i5-Poaioon Bridge connecting the Island
with the Eastern saose. Il bridgeport. looking
No. ie-Poutoou aud Tresas Bridge over tho
Tennessee River, eonnootns bridgeport with the
~, .5-Eat-anee 70 Niekaiack Cave.
No. lS-Ruius Of satPotre Works neT entrance
o. clsiack Cave
10. 90 II. Depsrtnnsut, sssvensOn. Ala. Cap
"a q Warreu, A. z. ~.
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No. R2-Group q Osesrs q The ION Regulars,
U.SA
10. as-Rulns sfCotion Factory At AlasOuia, on
Elk RIVER.
No zS-Csptsin EdsartOn's Hoasqusrters, Nssl-
vile, To
No 2s-Rndges' Battery, from Chcsgo.
No. z7-Alsbsma HoUs-, 5 evens0n, Ala
No. S'-Coina issaEy Department a Stevenson
Alabama
30. sl--Jgneton \ and C. and y inches,er Rail
road.
No. a3-nsmp near Stevenson, Ala
No. 3f-Col. Ropes Headqfsarfers Stevenson,
Aia-, command ng 1oth Coma. Vol.
No. aS-.iiog.ss % Gea- Negis,'s piY.sioa. Ste
Yena 81, ala
No. 3l-tavAlry G-oup, Stevenson, Ala
10. U-ttroap q Refugee, Dechsrd, Tenn.
No. Ss-VieW q ssepsason, Ala
No. 59-Cligett q Decherd, Tenn.
No. a0-Ek River Bridge
I No. fi-Eaas TenESssee Refugees Camp.
I No. Missionary Ridge
No fJ-Pontoon crossing Tennessee River At
bnegePorL may 1T
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departed this LIE, Thursday, Zoth
inst, at the residence of her brother-in.
law, Mr. Robt Watson, South Bend, Lo-
gan county, Ky., ASSIr wife Of Mr.. Eli
Beckett, Of this city.
The deceased was the daughter Of
George and Maria Sherwood, and q na-
tive Of Huntington, Yorkshire, England.
She came to this country IN December,
1854, and on the 4th Of December, 1862,
formed a matrimonial alliance in this
city with Mr. Eli Beckett one Of the
proprietors of this Journal She was
en- amiable and accomplished lady,
a confding and devoted companion,
sincere and transformations friend, and
an earnest, unpretending christian. Du-
ring the past year, accompanied by her
husband she paid visit 10 the home
Of her childhood, revived the pleasant
associations Of former years, and enjoy
ed the congratulations and reawakened
affections Of relatives and friends. She
returned to Nashville in good health,
nothing intervening to cast shadow
upon the rare and roseate anticipations
Of the future In word, she was
happy in her remembranceso Of the past,
in her realizations Of the present, and
her just expectations as to what was
yet to come She had never experien-
ced many Of the Ills that human flesh
Is heir to," and was too happily consti-
tuted mentally to look long upon
any but the bright side Of LIES picture
But, the past winter her health, hither-
to almost invariably good, commenced
to fail; and as the flowers Of the vernal
season began 70 expand their beautiful
leaves, and blossom in the genial sun
shine, those who noted the change in
her physical condition, feared that her
lease on life was as fragile as that Of the
opened rose. A change Of air was
recommended, and few weeks ago,
she sought an asylum beneath the hos
pitable roof Of a relative in Kentucky.
Alas, death had marked her as a victim.
The change resulted in no benefit.
She gradually sunk, until she died. It
is gratifying TO her friends to know
that she was conscious TO the last mo-
ment, and died calmly and serenely,
reposing upon the blessed promises Of
our holy religion Il was sad no doubt
to die in the hey-day of life, to part
with the husband Of her choice, the
tender infant, loved with q mothers
richest and most unselfsh love, and
with revered and cherished friends;
bat the sadness was tempered by the
christians hope Of a meeting hereafter,
where there shall be no more separa-
ton
The remains Of the deceased were
brought TO this place, and inferred at
Mt. Oliyet.
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We publish on the first page Of THE
days Uyrov letter from our Amy
correspondent "YorSc SoLDWE" Il
should have appeared earlier But
through mistake IN the Post Office
was forsarded to Louisville. KY,
whence il returned Saturday evening,
and was received Sunday morning
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business aotias
PLEASE READ.
4 GRANR MOTEnENT.

IN the right direction, may Be noticed in
the extensive enlargement and improve
ment OF the Gallery Of the Cumberland,
where hundreds are nov thronging 70 see
the greatest wonder Of the age, the lfaumoth
Camera, for making life size photographs.
It is the only one Of the kind in hesouth-
west. This establishment has been
thoroughly reGtted, and ia worthy Of the
patronage o. the most fastidious. Pictures
Of every style and size made as heretofore.
A large aud choice collection Of Albums, Of
the latest patterns, just received from New
York.
Please call and examine the various col
leetions of art, among which may be seen
and obtained Photograph Of the Generals
Of the Union Army; also, q choice collec-
ton Of Photographs ofCelebrities, and Pho
togrsphic Views sud Scenes Of Loci out
Mountain, Battle Grounds, &C., &c. A list
Of the above may be found in another COLI
umn. 4. S. MORSE.
May 2e.-tf
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A drunken soldier, who was being es-
torted to a steamboat under guard yes
terday afternoon, became unmanag-
able, and attempted TO escape. One Of
the guard fired at and wounded him
eeyerelY, perhaps MORALLY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-31

THEATRE-The performances at the
old Theatre this evening open with
- The Lady Of Lyons" in which Mas
Kate Denim appears as Pauline, aud
close with the thinker turned Lord,
in which Mr.. Ryan appears as Barney
A strong bill
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~ An ELEGANT PLACE MAR LEBANON,
IL Tennessee, containing liiS sores, with BRICK
House, nise rooHnA, four ofsss IN u 10 ysrd three
ssrysuts rooms, dcalde smoke house large stable
cisteTn, well ce-houTe, &C.. &c. Offered cheap for
"a le ApFiy 70
NELSON q MURFREF, Agents.
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The finest and largest assortment Of
fishing hooks, lines, poles, coris, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, Shot, caps, etc,
arc to be found at the Hardware Store
OF G. ~. FAN & Co
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-31

The largest and finest stock Of White aud
Travelling shirts in Nashville, and Fur
uishing Goods of every description, at low
prices, at SoBFL & MATHIS, 9 Cherry street,
onnosite Maxwell Barracks.
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PEgsoSAL--We yesterday received a
cali from our old friend Luke Murrin,
Qnsrtermaster Of tho 10th Ohio Infan-
AkFy. lie looks hail and hearty, after
Is three years service, in which he has
Eon honorable distinction 49, having
sriseH from the ranks lie leaves for his
home--Cincinnati-to-day
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-31

PrBue MerrNG-lh response to the
suggestion Of meeting Of citizens at
the Capitol, Friday evening last mass
meeting Of loyal men was held at the
same place yesterday Hon. Saml MI
ligan, Of Greene county, presided.
Judge Patterson, OF East Tennessee, and
Hon. NJ. N. Brien. Of Middle Tennes-
see, were appointed delegates 70 repro
sent the State at large in the Baltimore
Convention Gen A G. Gillemi DR.. r.
J. Farquharson, Of Davidson, and ". f
Bosson, Of White, delegates TO repre-
sent the Middle Division Of the State
Resolutions expressing preference for
Abraham Lincoln, Cor the Presidency,
ad Andrew johnson, for the Vice
y sesidency, were adopted.
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We are indebted 10 Joel Davis, Esq,
Of the Adams Express, and TO W. C.
Collier, newsdealer, FOR the latest news
papers.
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Nav THEATRE Miss Kate Fisher,
repeats tonight her beautiful persona
ton Of the French Spy, in which she in
PRODUCES her horse Wonder, and fights
a broad sword combat of the most start
ling character The piece viii be
~splendidly produced, as The managers
spare no exertions to have all the neces-
ssry scenery, &c. The entertainments
close with the highly amusing farce of
the Young Actress In this Miss
Fisher appears in eight different char
acters, impersonating them all so as
to make each distinct and statuesque
She has no equal in this piece
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-31

The finest and largest assortment Of
fishing hooks, lines, poles, corks, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot, caps, etc,
etc, are to be found at the Hardware
Store Of G. w. Fall & Co.
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American and Imported Watches, at Gin
rinnat prices, n great variety, st soHEL d
MssrIS's, s Cherry street, opposite Max
veil Barraeks.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-31

Bleeched and Brown Linen Table Dam
asks, Towels, Napkins, Doilies, and White
Goods Of ell descriptions, ct
CAMERON, KNIGHT & Co.'S.
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Engraving

Neatly executed at the Gold Pen Depot,
y Cherry street, where you VIII find Pens
and Jewelry, at low figures. Call and ex-
anime. tmay1l--tf.
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Fine Il Karat Gold Pens, cur own make,
il every style Of holder. For sale low, al
soBEL & MARTINS, Cherry street, opposite
Maxwell Barracks.
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RIVER NEys-The Cumberland Is fall
ing with three feet scant reported on
Harpeth shoalss
The followering are the arrivals and
departures Of steamboats,:
AaRYED-Emma Floyd, Cincinnati;
Caroline, Louisville; Ladonia Cairo;
Lawrence, Cincinnati; Leni Leoti, smith
land; DamseL Pistsbnrg Arazonia,
smithland.
DErnrFD -Caroline, Cincinnati; EN-
ma Floyd and Convoy, GAINESVILLE.
The fne light draught steamer Ara
ronia, 0. ?. SHAY, Mester, w. J. Ripley,
Clerk, departs at y n, to-day, Cor Lou
isyiIle and Cincinnati She viii leave
pnnctually at the hour.
Bugie Trimming, Buttons, Ornaments
and GiInpare Lace, At
cAaenoE, KEIsRF Co.'s.
Military and citizens Hats OF every style,
n light and dsrk eolors, for sale low, St
eosEt 4 M1R1m's. Cherry street, opposite
Maxwell Barracks.
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In Recorder Shane's Court yesterday
nine persons were fined for drunken
ness one for gaming five for disorder.
~ conduct; one for indecent exposure f;
and one for merchandising without
license. a fine Of one dollar and costs
was entered against the following per
sons for violating the law against mer-
chandizing on Sunday Sullivan q
Dryer, Southerland & Co, H. Jacobs,
Phelin q Leiper, Mr. SHE, A. Friedman,
johnson Is King, Mr. Ridley, aud c.
Leibenstein. Upon reference TO the
law on the subject, we find that s. and
costs s the least penalty that can be
imposed for this offence; and as some
OF the above parties have been guilty
Of violating the laws several Sabbaths
in succession, it Is suggested that Re
corder Shane has dealt leniently with
them long enough Give them the full
extent Of the law
A completo assortment of rich Broche
Grenadines, st
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For Sale.

~ A HANDSOME PLACE, WITH FIRST
Hi9 rate improvements, on RaadoiPh -st I, Hunts.
vlise, AlabGrla- together with quantity a House-
hold and Eitchea Eurni.urs. Apply -
NELSON q MDkf BEE, Agents.
mag 23-lW
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Very rich sd SIX Tissue, made Cor the
London market, at
CAMERor. KNIaHr s Co.'S.
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Good calf-skin boots, for five dollars,
at the new store, q Cherry street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-31

Pacific Lawns, organdy Lawns, Plain and
Printed Jacconett, at
CAMERON, KETGRT & Co.'S.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-31

Hoyle's "A English Purple Prints, and
French Chints, at
CAKERoN, KNTaET 3 Co.'S.
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Good assortment of trunks, valises,
carpet-sacks, and hayersacks, 1T the
new store, q Cherry street.
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Latest News BY Courier Line | !
For Sale.

D0Nps oF THE CORPORATION or NASH
ID vile; Bends Of the state 1T TerBesseei
B..rds q the County q Montgomery; and Bond
q the East tennessee Gad Virginia Rsirosd. e3.
dorseo ~ the S.sip. Apply a
NELsoE a MURFREE, Agents.
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c. P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD Pens.

All pens besr my trade marx, &C. p. BAESES
EXTRA Lou, KY" for which have secured the
oopg-TIghi and are warranted Is cars fine snd per
feet in every respect. Sent by msil or express %
any part Of the country receipt OF price and re-
tlr charrc Persons ordering win please stste The
size and Ftyle desired, whether hard or son. fms OF
coarse; and il the pen should fail 10 please OF prove
detective Will have the privilege Of exchanging IT,
deduction Of fibeen percent. allowed on orders Of
SIS or over, and twenty five per cent. on those OF
500. Liberal discounts made 10 the trade. Wd
pens repaired il the best manner for thirty five
cents (GHd saanp) each. Pen and Wsich circulars
sent TBEE. Address
Q. p. BARNES
Desler In Gold Pens and American Watches,
SIS Main-street Cor. Sixth, Louisville, Ey
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Choice Marsailles Vest Patterns, at old
prices, at CAMERON KNIGHT & Co.'s.
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Linen ard Cotton Io-z sheeting, and
Pillow Case Muslin, az
cAwEhov, Kxr0ar ( Co.'S.
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1900 Bushels

Hungarian Grsss Seed for sale at
N. L. ALExAspER's.
navI7-tf
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Ladies embroidered toilet slippers. for
fifty cents, at q Cherry street
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Double-width White and Black Barage,
and Crepe Aiarece, ard flili assortment Of
Dress Goods, et
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At the new store, q Cherry street,
you can buy q good sett of knives and
forks. for one dollar.
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The finest and largest assortment Of
fishing hook, lines, poles, corks, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot, caps, etc,
etc, are to he found st the Hardware
Store Of G. W. Fall & Co
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sen D NAQoAC DiOA & a P=S+A.
II you are afflicted with any Private Dia-
ease, call on Dr. A. Richard Jones, Nc. q
Deaderick-street, up stairs.
DR.. Jones never discharges q case, until
perfect cure is effected.
His Office is the best arranged for privacy
and comfort Of any similar Institution in The
city, and from the large amount Of practice
he does, we think his skill is aPPrec ated-
Sec advertisement in another column.
DIARKHGA AND DTsExTERy.--We have ez-
AHMED & great number Of letters from some
Of the most prominent citizens IN Cncin-
natl and Covington, ETC., speaking in the
highest te-rns of Dr.. Strscklands Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of DiarrhGa
and Dysentery. The letters are too long 70
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of COvington, says
be was pronounced incurable BY the best
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of DR..
strickland's Anti-Cholers Mixture effected
2 permanent cure, after suffering for months
with the worst form Of Diarrhea and Dy5-
EMERY. sp 2S-tu THY
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price will De
paid, By THos. s. MISE.
Czz7IFrsD AcooUsrs.-Tea1nster ,laboreFs
and otherz, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them % the Exchange
Omee, corner of Union and Colloge-strssts,
where the very beat rstes sre given By
Taos. 8. MAER.
Purchase Vouchers eashed It tho lowest
rate Of discount. Government checks on
Louisville eashed on the most reasonable
terms.
All kinds Of uncurrsnt money bought
and sold. The highest rates always paid
Tor Silver and Gold. FEB lS--d
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Z. S. 1910 per ct Bonds, just
received snd for sale at PAR, at First
National Bank and Z. s Depository,
Nashville, Tennessee. may22--5t
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~If you want your pianos well
tuned, call on Mr.. jackson, at c. D. Ben
sens Music Store. Ap26tE
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Money were aaopJe

Paris Tihalliea, six Check Cont Hair, and
French Mozambique, At
C4EEnoy, KWCET & Co.'S.
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Those in want Of good pair OF Boots, at
small price, would do well to call and ex-
anime the stock Of soBEL & MART1S, g Cher
~ street, opposite Maxwell Barracks.
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3p 9eIeaaph.


Ike FEAHKEB AGAIN BIZ GRANT.
Sklrmishing Near Hanover Court
House.
Latest Foreign Intelligence.
No Prospect OF Peace in Europe.
The Latest from General Sherman.E
another Battle on Sunday.
Rebels Terribly Beaten.
Their Loss $500 Killed and Wounded,
and 500 Prisoners.
Our Loss only Three Hundred In All.
Our Forces Three Niles South Of the
Pamunky on Sunday.
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A complete assortment o. rich Broche
Grenadines, at
CAxERoS. KxIGHT & Co.'S.
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bsgie Trimming, Buttons, ornamentsi
snd Ginparo lace, At
cAzrnox, KxIsRs 4 Co.'s.
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home--Cincinnati-to-day.
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A killed, and 800 wounded.

"
The New York Posts special sayt it is
reported that Chase viii offer fifty millions
Of dolIars Of six per cent. bonds Of 1881 at
public auction.
NEW YoBx, May 9O.-Cotton $1O8. Gold
decidedly firm at %.
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OFFICE or TIE NASHVILLE WOOD co.'s
WOOD AND COAL DEPOT,

d s. Coiiccs. Bstaoscn ClarcA oqd Bread st7.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 10, 1564.
From this date the prices Of Wood viii be
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The remains of the deceased were
brought to this place, and inferred at
Mt. Oliyet