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LETTER EResI ILLINOIS.

Western Zent Cor r reeaor,-Its Recent De.
veiopmeps-Ce"irshs and their Iu-
eustry Rave CsGscd Thistle White
Refugees, not the Black Ones. Pau.
prrs-s,iinois PFesperous-Growth Of
Coed Doctrine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
lhiyrriisemc1f.l
NATIONAL. CURRENCY BASs,

CoHSrA o, BEoApwAr AsD WALLET, NEW YORK,
Deal. e1teu,lyey aud specially in Government seeunte'
30 notes. sos. l0os and Size. o. 1884, stomp, spece
a ST., ,or., Interest allowed OF sooorn,s BY -peca
,,,..,,,,t r. u. ADAM, President.
4 Srogfrrr Ca,hi~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
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Total from iir,t JaHnary soo993i 80 sD,iJlG Il
Al meeting of The Board Of Control of the Slate
Bank Of Ohio, hold recently at Columbus, II wac
determined BY the representatives of majority Of
the banks To transfer that Institution to the hi
sonl system Of banking either before or NJ the
time OF tho expiration of their present. charter.
Three Of the banks In Columbus, manly under the
contro. of the Deshlcrs, viii appiy ior charters
under the national las.
OF tho Boston bapks the following Gre now mcm-
bors OF the Clearing -iiCuss, organized under the
National Ranking system.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24

The eaTnlngH OF NC Nu0lHnaVl, I'0Ii'I''' W.
DAYTON Railroad for the inst SIX months OF Their
current year, up 20 September 90, 10 s5'9,i'3 H.
Increase over tat year. for same ulat, $yVSl 10.
The DAYTON AID Michigan Railroad earned Tor
same time sj35saI ~; increase, Sli9077 -.
Abr, II. Nicolay sold to-day the following
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List of Deaths.


In The L. s Hospitals, NashuiHs, capie
from the Record Of W. n. Cornelius, Go,
eminent Undertaken, No. 40 Church 81
for the ,0cek ending May l4th, 1864
Elisha Helton, CO II, l23d Ind.
Reuben thompson, co !, 18th Z col.
Simon Culp, co +, IL z col. small pox.
Joseph Ayres, co a, Tenn art'y.
Archy Davis, co G, 10 Z S col.
Joseph Haggart, Fireman, y c r Z.
Eli Stewart, co a, Is no.
VIM. Jarclemon, co II, 2 Pa cav.
s c Drake, co A, 90 Ind.
VIM. Dale, CO c, 10 III cav.
Hartwcll Pollard, co c, l6 U 8 col.
Henry Allen, co q, l3 Z s col.
Alex Coleman, co D, Is q col.
Edward Frazier, co D, l6 L S col.
L P Elder, co X, 6 Ky.
Newton Gesry, II Ohio bat.
Manolis Dyke, co +, l29 Ind,
II G o Shaw, Gov. employee.
John TrClman, co B, y Tenn cav,
John II Wilson, co = 9 Tenn cav.
John Shawl, Gov. employee,
A Norris, I'd bet. FRC
Recall stevens, co q, Ohio 1t srt'y.
Henry Gill, co X, IL o s col.
Alfred Hunt, co a, 2 [ 8 col. srt'y.
And. Collea, co Z, - L s col.
Jas Henson, co D, 10 Tenn.
Jas Monroe, Serg't, co K, 5 Z s art'y.
Jas Lakewood, co +, l EFT art'y.
jackson Jenkins, co /, Il G 5 col. lsuicidel
VIM Easter, co F, L > col.
Fred Morgan, serg't, co !, IL Q s col.
VIM George, co II, - Z S col.
Abraham Newton, co H, IL Tenn cav.
Jno Witter, CO A, ! Mich art'y.
saml Beard, co Il, Tenn cav.
Perry Coon, co X, 125 Ohio.
VIM Richardson, co A, Iowa.
Henry Foster, co !, ? Tenn cav.
Magee, CO J., 2 Tenn cav.
VIM Richardson, unknown.
Robt Little, Corp'l, co G, & Tenn cav.
Loren Davis, co H, 81 I'll.
Mary Martin, citizen.
Lewis Gerod, CO H, "a Ohio.
Robt Villa, co /, Is L S col.
Cyrus Clark, CO A, 2 q s col art'y.
Kincade, co G, IS q col.
VIM Southers, co II, is [ S col.
Alex Harris, co B, Is L col.
Matthew Atkins, co D, is I col.
Robt Franklin, co D, Tenn cav.
Jas NJ W Miller, co E, 20 No.
L B Horn, co G, III ohio.
Geo w Cushman, co II, GO Ohio.
Jas Marimon, citizen.
Henry Camp, co A, / L col r.
Robt ,Hentsley, co NJ, S Tenn cay.
a W Friend, co +, a III.
JOS Achley, 60 a, IL Z col.
Ben Goolsbey CO c, j [ S col.
FROM SMALL PO8.
Nm Thompson, co f, g Tenn cav.
Jos Greigcr, co c, l02 Ohio
7 Grady, co T, l6 L S col.
Franklin Haskins, CO g, so Ind,
WIN McGill, co II, 9 Tenn cav.
Eliza Childers, citizen.
Jno Starr, serg't, co X, 100 Ind.
Ephraim Barricks, GOV. employee.
T Hine, citizen.
saml Clayborn, CO X, . Tenn cav.
N Payne, citizen.
Martins French, citizen, .
Unknown citizen.
Thomas Christopher, CO D, Tenn art'y.
Addison southall, co c, ~ { s col
Kincaid Cynes, co G, Is I col.
Unknown citizen.
Nelson Hammer, co +, IL c s col.
John Watson, Gov. employee.
James Foster, citizen.
John Jones, citizen.
L.ayena Taylor, citizen.
Robert Childers, co I, 2 Tenn cav,
Alfred Luper, co 9, Z o V cav.
Geo W Yost, co J, Mich Ii art'y.
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8n TEltarapIr.
ABOUT THE CAPTURED AID WOU DED
REBEL GENERALS.
Reported Evacuation of DaltOn.
Grants Army stin in Pursuit of Lee.
The Situation IN Red River.

WAsHISoIoS, Nay l4.-One Of the rebel
Generals captured and arrived at Belle
Plan is Bradley S. johnson of Maryland.
A wounded rebel prisoner says Longstrest
was wounded in the shoulder, and subss-
quently his command understood he died
on his way to Richmond. A. P. Hill was
wounded in the same engagement. It is
understood that Lee was wounded.
PzitADztszrA, May IA special 20 the
Evening Telegraph, dated Cincinnati 18th,
Ssya Sehofeld's army moved On the Cd, and
after four hours lighting the rebels retreat
ed, the Union troops pursuing them into
North Carolins. No particulars received.
The capture OF Dalton by Gen. Thomas
"a confirmed. We captured some prisoners
and ten or twelve pieces Of artillery. The
rebels retreated in some disorder to Resse-
ca and Rome, our troops in hot pursuit,
WASHINGTON, May I4.-Yesterday the
Army of the Potomac were still pushing On
in Lees rear.
NEw YORK, May IA rebel Captain
taken prisoner informed correspondent Of
the Times that he assisted in burying Gen.
Wadswortb, aud took from his body his
official papers.
The st. Louis Democrat has Red River
news to the 5th.
Porter was at Alexandria with his iron
clads.
A large force was engaged daming the
river at Alexandria, 10 procure depth Of
wster on the Falls sufficient 10 pass over the
gunboats. II will take two weeks to raise
the water.
General Grover commands ct Alexandria.
The Federal lines embrace q circle of three
miles. There is no communication BY land
with the army at Grand Ecore.
McClernand was rendezvousing his corps
at New Orleans, for the purpose of rein
forcing Banks.
Gen. Smith viii return with his troops 20
Vicksburg.
Butter and Holiday, Of TllidOis, brought
out e47 bales cotton from Alexandria.
Megruder, with 24,OOO men, is reported to
have joined Kirby Smith at Sabine Cross
Roads.
Price had detailed 5000 men to work on
the Notifications seven miles below shreYe-
port.
DR.. Derby, Surgeon in Chief with Banks,
reports the Federal loss at Pleasant Hill at
$40 killed, and ! $40 wounded, and 1889
missing and prisoners.
CAIRO, May H.-Gen. Candy and staff
passed Memphis on the 18th, en- route for
Red River.
PHILADELPHIA, May IA letter received
here from Lord Lyons, says that all pretsn-
ded correspondence between him and JET.
Davis are forgeries.
NEW YoRk, May l4.-Cotton s.. Gold 72.
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BRrTIsH AGENTS STIRRING UP ISsCRREC.
TON IN ORR CITY.-The New York cor
respondent Of the London Times, Mr..
Charles Mackay, wrote to his journal
on the 25th of March last that, unless
General Grant gained 3 victory in the
coming battles in Virginia, not only
would that individual lose all prestige,
but that the federal government itself
would not be able 10 Withstand the in
yasion Of Southern armies and the
revolutionary outbreaks which would
then take place in the States Of New
York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania,
which revolutions would be followed
by like movements on the part Of the
Western States Mr.. Mackay asserted
that in New York there were elements
of disorder and discomfort which would
burst forth into q devastating conAag-
ration; that this outbreak would not
be a mere riot, but an instruction; not
a mob Of thieves and rowdies, bat an
organized multitude, under definite
leadership and for a definite purpose.
Il is singular fact that the British
correspondent of the Times should be
50 intimately acquainted with the pro
iects Of those who would overthrow our
government, and we can bat conjecture
that his knowledge IS gained from
participation in the plot he prematurely
announces. It il certainly the duty Of
General Dix to arrest this Mackay at
once, and cause hira 20 diyulge the
names Of the leaders in the threatened
revolutionary movement In times
like these every precsution should be
taken 70 insure tho public safety Mac
kay may be found either 81 the New
York Hotel in this city or as bis resi-
dence on Staten Island-N 2. Herald
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A GooD APPoINTNEYT-Capt. T. Res-
gan, of the 93d Ohio, has been appoint
ed Military Conductor on the Mail
train, on the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad This appointment is one OF
the best ever made The Captain was
detailed to other service, hut was Sc
lectcd for his new position. on account
of his peculiar fitness
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TnEATRE.-Mr Adams enters to-mor-
row night upon tho second and last
week of his engagement On that oc-
casion will be produced the stirring
drama entitled the Dead Heart,
founded upon incidents in French
history including the period Of the
revolution. Mr. Adams appears as
Robert Landy, the Artist This drama
is Of great length and deeply interest
ing throughout During his former
engagement, its production created a
profound impression upon tho immense
audience who attended Let no one
fail to see il tomorrow night
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9usiaess 9otites.
Notice 70 nealers In Products.

From and after this date no shipment
Of Products will be permitted from the
Port Of Nashville TO loyal States, unless
each application therefor Is accompanied
with satisfactory evidence as 10 the producer
OF oil Products-where grown, from whom
purchased, and the authority under which
purchase has been made.
Persons shipping Stock, must in all cases
present satisfactory evidence that such
stock was purchased from or desired TO be
shipped by bona J5ae owners.
Steamboats, and Public Carriers will be
held responsible for any transportation
furnished BY them, unless the article trans
ported IS regularly Permitted by duly
authorized Surveyor or Collector ofCusto1ns.
J. P. DILLIN,
Srrygor Of Port Of Nashville.
CHARLES A. FULLFR,
asst. Special agent Treas. Dept.
mayl5--3t. T
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a LADY IN DIsTREss-Mrs. Hubbard,
the wife Of 1t. Hubbard, Of the It'll IL
linois mounted Infantry, arrived at this
port yesterday on tho steamer Norman.
She was robbed of her money at st.
Louis, and is, therefore, penniless. She
is still aboard the boat If the Lieu
tenant is in Nashville, she viii be happy
TO see him. He was to have met her
here.
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New THEATRE-The drama Of Little
Barefoot" viii be repeated at this
establishment tomorrow evening. Miss
Charlotte Thompson viii personate the
part Of Little Barefoot Fancy Dance
by Miss Nellie Lewis The entertain-
ments close with the musical farce Of
Mischief Making.
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There were twenty-seven persons be-
fore Recorder Shane yesterday: Seven
were arrested for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct nine for drunknness;
five for disorderly conduct; five for using
hydrant water without license; and one
for merchandising without license.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-15

A RoUGm COUNTRY. General
sherman is operating in this country
may be inferred from those places bear
ing the suggestive names Of Rocky Face
Ridge, Snake Creek Gap, Tunnel Hill
and Buzzard Roost But the veterans
Of Lookout Mountain and Missionary
Ridge will find a wayto smoke out the
snakes, and astonish the buzzsrds
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-15

That blackberry is Of the utmost value
in all cases Of Dysentery, Diarrh@a, and
disorders Of the bowels, Physicians and the
public generally are we'll aware from expe-
rience. An elegant and concentrated pre-
paration is cold under the name of DIxoN's
AROMATIC BLACKBERRY CARMyATIvE, pre-
pared by Mr.. w. F. Davidson, Of Cincinnati,
which we advise all needing remedy to
obtain, as it is as simple as the fruit itself
az pleasant, and an unfailing cure.
mayl4-d6w.
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C.P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS.
SIZES AND PRICEs

All pens besr my trGic ra0rE. &C. p. BAKNEs,
EXTRA Leu, Ky" for which hgVe secured tha
cps-Jl-. and ere warranted ii oaTafs 6le and per
feet in every resFect. Sent by mSil or express 10
sny pst OF tfe country receipt Of pTice and ~
t.s-s ssanvs. PrEons ordering Wu p8osse state The
sisa ao6 Ftyie dssired WHISTLER hsrd OF suf 6ne or
detective, VII hsTe the privilege o. ozchEnEilg i.
deducton of 1itesn per cent Sios7e5 on orders q
SIS o. over, srd tTelty-s;vc PER cent co tlose Of
$i0a. IAsersl discounts rn-ie % the trade. Old
p-aEs repaired 10 tce hest manner for thrty-fre
cents (s-d gsszp) each. Pen sod Wssch eirculags
eeos FszE. Address
&. P. BARNES.
pesler Ia Gold PerR ard American Watches,
SO Ttint street, Lclisyilie, Ky.
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Fresh Apples

Received this morning, hay l4th, 1894,
Thirty barrels prime Apples. VIII receive
sn additional Thirty barrels on Monday, the
10th. Remember they will be sold at the
forrest market rate.
IS North Market ct. ,near the Louisville
Depot. CLARK & GREGORY.
mayli-3t.
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TO THE LADIEs.--E. & J. Northman, o
Public Square, have just received e large
assortment Of Dress Goods, comprising Ba-
reyes, Grenadines, Poplins, Mozsmbiquesl
Lawns, and Organizes; also, fine black and
fancy silks, Mourning Goods, and many
other articles Of the latest fashion. They
have the largest stock OF Goods in the city
the lowest prices, and best attendance Il
you wish to get bargains, call early at No
%, Public Square.
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Ds. Knees DIsPsSsARE for Private Dis
eases, YVES established il New York city, il
1898, removed to Louisville in 1854, and 70
Nashville in 1883. More cures have been
performed at this Dispensery than at any
one Of the same character in the United
states. All persons afflicted with private
diseases would do well &c cell st this Dis
psrssry. Persons at e distance, who are
Sunable to cell in parson, may have their
cases tVested by giving the symptoms, &cY
by letter. See advertisement in another
column. AL business of the Office strictly
private. may 8
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DiAERRGA AND DTsEyTEGY.-We have sx-
amiued great number Of letters from some
of the most prominent citizens in Cjncin-
natl and Coyington, etc, speaking in the
highest terms Of Dr.. Strickland Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure OF DisrThea
and Dysentery. The letters are TOO long -
publish. Mr. Woods. Of Cogingt0u. says
be was pronounced incurabIe b. the best
dootofs in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Or.
Strickland's Anti-Cholera Mixture effected
a permanent cure, afer suffering for months
with the worst form OF Disrrhoa and Dye
eDtery. sp 25--tC " THY
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The attention Of merchants and
business men is directed to the adver-
tisement Of Messrs. A. II. 4 W O.
Gardner, wholesale grocers and COM
mission merchants, Louisville, Ky.
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PEEsoyAL-Major Johnston, formerly
connected with the Cincinnati Gazette,
butnow Paymaster in the army, is in
this city, a ro'fc for the front, topay of
Hovey division Of Sherman's army.
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A SrPERIOR RENEpY.--We can conscisn-
tiously recommend TO those suffer- 2 from
a distressing cough, Dr.. Strickland G Mellif-
luous Cough Balsam. It gives relief almost
instantaneous, and is withal not disagreea-
BILE to the taste. There is no doubt but the
Melliduous Cough Balsam il one Of the best
preparations in use, and is oil that its pro
prietor claims for it. We have tried it du-
ring the past week, and found relief fron g
molt dressing cough. Il Is prepared By
DR.. Strickland, No. East Fourth-street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale by Druggists,
at 50 cents per bottle.
an 2Q-f "a su-ly
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Rev. J. r. Westoyer, Agent of the
American Baptist Home Mission So
ciety, viii preach in the Representative
Hall, State Capitol to-day. Services to
commence al l0l o'clock, A. NJ
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We are indebted to the agent Of the
Adams Express Company W. c. Collier
and w. II. Enrich for late newspapers
supplied US yesterday.
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Chattanooga can boast, in the way Of
amusements, Of Bishops Minstrels,
said to be very Gne band An adveF-
tisement Of this band will be found in
another column.
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Divine service in the German language IS
held every Sabbath in the Basement Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, on College
street. commencing y o'clock, Pm.
H. EOGEEs, Chaplain.
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The finest and largest assortment Of
fishing hooks, lines, poles, corks, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot, caps, etc,
sre to be found at the Hardware Store
of @. W. Fall & Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-15

John K Hume & Co, advertise an
auction sale tomorrow Of dry goods,
carpets, ready made clothing, &c See
advertisement and 60 to the sale.
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FICE OF THE NASHVILLE WOOD
KOOl AND COL DEPOT.

"a s. C0i'egc, 5at5rccn CEurel and broad SIS.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 10, 1894.
From this dste the prices Of Wood viii be
ss iollows:
Sawed and split, per cord ......... sll 90
half cord. so
F0ar fsct wood, per cord............ 10 90
(" Z" half cord e.. 90
Wood sawed 70 order and delivered TREE
IN any part Of the city.
Orders left 1T the Company Office, or
cent through She Post OfBcc, wiz receive
prompt sttcntion.
ERSEsT ". BssEST,
msy1-lE Agent.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-15

The finest and largest assortment OF
fishing hooks, lines, poles, corls, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot, caps, etc,
are to be found at the Hardware Store
Of G.. w. Fall d Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-15

The finest and largest assortment of
6shing hooks, lines, poles, oorks, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot, caps, etc,
etc, are 10 be found at the Hardware
Store Of G. W. Fall q Co.
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Louisville spd Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price viii DO
paid, by TEos. s. h1RR.
CERTIFIED ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, lsbOrers
and others, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them to the Exchange
Office, corner Of Union and College streets,
where he very best rates are given By
Taos. 8. MARR.
Purchase Vouchers cashed st the lowest
rate of discount. Government checks OF
Louisville csshed on the most reasonable
terms.
All kinds Of uncurrent money bought
and sold. The highest rates always paid
for Silver md Gold. fob IS-f
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Linen and Cotton lo-4 Shooting, and
Pillow Case Muslin, az
CAMERON, KNIGHT Co.'S.
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Pacific Lawns, Organdy Lawns, Plain and
Printed Jacconott, at
CATRoN, KNIGHT & Co.'S.
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Hoyle's Al English Purple Prints, ond
French Chiniz, ct
CAMERON, KxoHT q Co.'S.
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A complete assortment of rich Broche
Grenadines, at
CAMERON, KSIGHT & Co.'S.
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Double-width White and Black Barage,
and Crepe Marette, and a fun assortment Of
Dress Goods, at
CAwrRox, KSlGur & Co.'S.
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q aahrille S4nion.

THE UNION has the largest
circulation of any Newspaper in
Tennessee---its City and Army
circulation more than double any
other paper.
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Bieached and Brown Linen Table Dam
asks, Towels, Napkins, Doilies, and White
Goods Of all descriptions, at
CAMERON, KNIGHT i Co.'S.
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Bugle Trimming, Buttons, Ornaments,
and Gimpure Lace, at
CAMERON, KNIGHT & Co.'S.
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A splendid assortment Of Military and
Citizens Hats and Caps, il light and dark
colcrs. Also, g large stock Of dne Calf
Boots and shoea, Trunks, Valise5, Carpet
Bags, Havsrsacks, etc, can be found at re-
duoed prices, at SoBEL 4 MARTIN,
Cherry st, next to Union and AmaTi-
can Block, near the Poat Office.
-6fbEsu
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Very rich S. silk Tissue. made for tho
London market, al
CASINOS, KNIGHT a Co.'S.
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On Easter Monday one Of the Paris
ian fne ladies, who dazzle and bewilder
with their beauty and graces, saw driv-
en- into the court Of her hotel q curious
looking vehicle, which quite puzzled
her. Is appeared to be q gigantic egg
on wheels. There we're coachman and
groom in attendance, who we're directed
to call the attention Of the fair lady 20
their charge. When al was IN Feadf
ness, the egg was opened, and 10 there
appeared an elegant pony, saddled and
bridled, ready for 2 canter N the Bois
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Paris Challies, Six Check Goot Hair, and
Trench Mozambiqucs, at
CANTON, KxI0HT Co.'S.
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E3@If you want your pianos well
tuned, call on Mr.. Jackson, at C. D. Ben
sens Music Store Ap26tf
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RIyER KEws-The river continues 70
rise slowly. There are now nine feet
water on Harpeth Shoals.
The arrivals and departures ofsteam-
boats yesterday were IS follows
ARKyED-Imperial, St Louis; Victory
and I.adonis, Cairo Norman, Cinein-
natl.
DgPAE1rp-Imperial and Victory, ST.
Louis; Havana and Volunteer, Ohio
River: Fanny and Swallow, Cincinnati
81 Louis, Louisville.
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Officers can got a good Suit Of Clothing at
No. IL Cedar street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-15

Choice Marsailles Vest Patterns, at old
prices, at CAMERON KNIGHT q Co.'S.
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-15

A good sett of iewelry, for one dol
lar, at the new store, 81 Cherry street.