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- DUnNN0 or TIE CHuRCH or THE JEsufrs,
vITH Two THOUSAND WOMEN ASr CHILDREN.
Ousvf the most horrible calamitiss that has fallen
spn any people occurred In tho city Of Santiago, the
spa Il ths republic Of Chile the night OF the Sun Of
December last.
ssassd he lmmaculats Conception Of the Virgin, do
seysa By Are, and with u were burned and sr5ocatd
~ tgo fAousuxd ssoms~ and cAadren.
o. hssdy realize the terrible catastrophe that has
sn upon the psopso Chile. whole families have been
swspt awsy instant, s were and there ID hardly
hems IN Santiago thas bas NOT been thrown Into the
1sphs Of the battle nsid has its horrors but they
ore the incidents o. Ia hn has been
q shnArn who have bsen destroyed, and none werc
snle " render them eng AID HusDands, brothers snd
ahs have had 10 stand BY and witness wives, sisters
- chdrsn perish In the flames and not be able 70 reu
e. thsn sAslsAncs I give you the full account from
~ 1gests Del vapv oe tho l7th uitino, which has all
~ lsA; Also some remarks from that paper
~ Ne ensasrophs. all Of which Of deep ntsrsst
OuA a thcse awful visitaiions which from time TO
tms A61ics Nations with eternal mourning took place
. Tues1ay, December O. ~ the festival Of the Immacu
NJ CUssspsos VIVA. the Church Of the Jesui 10
~ capital. magnificent temple reduced 70 ashes.
hssdeds - dsar lives saoriaosd the whole city weeping
- Jsss ooss-sueh the picture Santiago offers since
60 sal ngh Ne snaversary Of another mortal catas.
.UvVDe-too uo1sW " Aou9smtha- On the commem0re'
sia a. the Immaculate coacspon The last Of the fessivi.
60 Of the month Of Nary, Ne most popular and frequent.
- Of al solsmniies. thousands Of fair dsvotess
rOoged 70 The last performance which was TO eclipse
I'll that bad preceded AZ SIX In the evening the spar
ous ssps and part 6 We opsn place before the church
svarmed with ladies' In wells, frantcaily struegns 70
Otsr tsmple where mot one more could be made room
~. 8tN 4e
\ Few minutes before seven, and when the religious
performances was about 10 commence, they were still
lighting the last lights 10 the chaDcel, whom The
osssabls gas In the half moon Of canvas and wood
mas formed The PEDESTAL Of q colossal image OF
mo virgin Mary began 10 burn one OF the
sztremities q that apparatus. some rushed the
xsing limo and succeeded In smothsripg 70, but by o
sAsal rebound she gas compressed by the EFFORT burst
Coz With redoubsd vigor 81 the other extremity Of the
fase bali moon. immediately ferce nsms rushed up
ne persons Who thrcnssd The chance ew towards the
sscrisiy crying water, water whilst tho women, who
nDed tho nave srcte 10 umosuoes confusion screaming
nr nop.l 4
Tho Ore spread with wonderful rapidly 70 tho ys-,dos
a wood and harsnes, ari itpoe, attracted BY ibe car
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p,r,onsl fnssnsgense.

Llen.ensns ,ns Tveuty seventh Massachusetts ,
issrs d. Baxter q ver Tspr,oS yyoi l. VII
III nsS AMI d IL Richards, q Calluna, arc sNy"e"
The Astor House. ..Nr sr sa
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me- steamship Ariel, Captain wilson, which arrfvea
0b pest yesterday morning--as announced IN tht
1nMD-left Aspnwal on the eth Of January Al noon
vsoh NJ California nailb and passengers.
- Ariel has the following
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ner and saysThe population Of Santiago 90 supple and
priesriddsn, fred with ndescribabls indignation
al the monstrous conduct Of hs priests. The public con.
science holds them guilty Of the death Of all these victims,
particularly the mouutebank Ugate the inventor Of
the virgins Post Office mpcsurs (ses extract from The
"Revcw Of the fortnight, because BY collecting together
al the material most likely 70 produce nrea countless
number Of lights pasteboard scenery and muslin hang.
ipes-ssd admitting vsss crowd and covering the one
door opsn with SCREEN they took every pains 70 bring
abous . tragedy. When the IRE trots out and people
we're escaping by sacrsy they blocked up this door
70 devote themselves the more undhsurbsdy 10 saving
their aimcracks ~ So sr
TIE list Of things mved makes ones blood run cold
what the priests saved, what they put away IN segar
shops and the houses IN front area sils image,
some wooden saints, . saored sophie or two some
books chsices silver candlcstcks and q grcas deal
Of sacred mating and carpet. After saving their trash
these specimens Of good shepherd who give their lives
for their Sheep ned away in company with tho owls ana
bats that infested the ancient wallscxceps that ono
priest favored the agonissd victims with be Absoutson
and Ugarte requested Thorn 70 do happy, because they
went direct 70 Mary. &rts
They then forsook the scene and In thai awful night
when faintng women and desperate men ssrewsd the
Streets and writing forms that few hours before were
graceful and Beautiful madens moaned and dsd In chem
sts shops, not priest TO be seen 70 whisper word
OF Chrsts comfort 70 the dying or hold The precious
crscnx before the glazing No. FOR the priest
o. nature ives thercwoman, mInlscring angel m the
dark hour, tended and soothcd a usual One young
lady-eod bees heriore up all her under clothing 70
mako bandages and bound pp tho wounds only woman
can Al the awful NIGHT the only ihrr that remained
q Ito Gerry was The ncessani oDpg Of bsls-abost
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THE TERRIBLE FIRE IN SANTIAGO
Our Panama Corr.spsndsnee.

: Our Panama Correspendence.
ssMf PANAMA, Jan. 8, 1854.
she Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamer CAL
o Captain King from Valparaiso and intermediate ports
ssvsd thb harbor at dark Her dates Valparaiso
leh Coqunbo, 10Th; caldera, Goth; Cobeja, 22d Iqu
sus esd; Anca 2sd Islay, 24th Psco. ooih; Chuchas
3oh caao, Goth Of December, and Payta, LIST Of Janu
~.
- brings fun connrmason Of the news brought by
ehe steamer America Of the terrible calamity by Ore In
0antaso, and The DEANS than at rst
poFtsd. EN8r r
loss no Tine In giving the HsRAID's readers the full
aesosns. bong indebted TO the Of the cao for
- prompt delivery q the hate papers containing the
GG1aih 0s tt .kett "t
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~ " arrival q ne Ar,e have late news from the
Wa Ceass, ed ~ dstails of u the oss horrible
assapAs be- over been dusy 70 record-shs great
90 1asAl 1re N Chile.
yu particulars VIII be found In the letter OF our Pana
- sosrsspoudsDt ars
Purssr Bailey has thanks for the prompt delivery
q COR letters and papers H-csset~tf rs
Our PaaAs correspondent writing the 5th Of Janu
~ says
II The market for Chilean produce, the transactions
curing the last two weeks have been very limited and
With two or three exceptions the prices have had
aownwsrd tendency. Wool being IN steady demand,
Win nrmness. 80 e*4
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DR.. Coleman.

A large proportion Of the human race
suffer more or less from venereal diseases
or the concomitants. The faint, once &C
uuired, is often left to Turk in the blood, and
manifests itself through succeeding genera
tons The great fault of the age immedi-
ately preceding this was that this frightful
class Of diseases were combatted only in
their symptoms, which, being once subdued,
the patient was declared cured though the
deadly virus was still unexpunged from the
system. Fortunately fer humanity, a better
state Of things has been inargurated, and
the increased knowledge acquired by the
foremost in the ranks of medical practi-
TONERS enables them TO strike at the very
root Of the disorder. Prominent among
these is DR.. COLEMAN, who has devoted the
labor of his life to the discovery Of the
means Of totally Graduating the veneral
faint, and leaving the patient free as before
infection. That he has succeeded, his
thousands of former patients testify; that
ne will still succeed, his large present prac-
tce plainly proves. DR.. COLEMAN j. one
among the very few specialists now practic-
ing who are able to do what they promise
work a perfect cure. He can do this, and
that in a safe and speedy manner, without
danger or exposure. His Office is located
on Cherry street, between Cedar and Dead
erck. Visit him, all We who are afflicted.
You cannot afford to remain away.
iune2-tf.
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All pens bear my trads mark, &C. p BAENEs
EXTRA Lou, KY" for which have secured the
oopg-Tlqh, snd warranted IA carsts fine and per
feet in every respect. Sent by mail or express to
any part Of the country receipt OF price and re-
7i charges. Persons ordering VIII please state the
size and style desired, whether hard or soft, fine or
defective, will have the privilege Of exchanging IT,
deduction OF fifteen percent SLOWED on orders Of
IS or ever, and twenty-five per cent. on those OF
500. Liberal discounts made 70 the trsde Old
pens repaired ia tie best manner for FIFTY
CENIS (Gsd stomp each. Pen and Ws,ch circulars
sent FkEE. Address
@. P. BARNES,
Dealer in Gold Pens and American Watches
53 Msin-stTeet, Cor sixth. Louisville, XIV
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Police CovGL-Business was not
overly brisk before Recorder Shane
yesterday.
For drunkenness, John Duneran,
John Conley, VIM. Wall. En-. Murray,
and j. A. Brown, were each fined five
dollars and costs
Edward Davis, a negro, was arrested
for stealing shoes from y. Slaughter.
lie was committed to the Workhouse
until further orders.
L. and A. Solinsky, Levi Solinslli. c.
Fletcher, c. Goldstein, Joseph Kutts
Kutts, Fletcher and Goldstein, A Sol
insly, Albert Baker and Israel Baker,
became involved in a general row, in
which one Of the party vas pretty Sc
verely battered about the head War
rants were issued against several for
disorderly conduct, and others for as
sault and battery. The case has been
pending for several days, and was
brought TO close yesterday morning,
10y taxing each Of the party with the
costs. Since the difficulty. friendly
intercourse has been resumed, and the
prosecutors concluded to let tic matter
drop
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a SUPERI0R REHEpv.-We can couscien-
tiously recommend - those suHefjag from
8 distressing cough, Dr. Strickland's Mellif-
luous Cough BRlssm. It gives reliefalmo
instan tan eous, and is withal not disagreed
bic 10 the taste. There is no doubt but the
Meliifuous Cough Balsam IL one ofthe best
preparations ia use, and b all that its pro-
prietor claims for il. We have tried itrlG-
ring the past week, and found relief from a
most distressing cough. II is prepared by
DR.. Strickland, No. 8 East Foufth-strect,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale by Druggists,
~ s. cents per bottle.
ap 29-f Sc gu-ly
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RIVER NEws.-The river is rising slow
", with three feet water on Harpeth
Shoals. The prospect for a rise of three
or four feet is catering.
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures of steamboats, yesterday:
ARRvEp-J II. Baldwin, Fort Donel-
son Nymph, Cincinnati; Tyrone, Clarlzs-
vile
DErABTED.-Tyrone, GAINESVILLE: Dam
sci, GAINESVILLE Morning Star, Louis
Vile
The Silver Cloud, J. b. Conway, Mas
ter, is advertised to leave for Louisville
and Cincinnati on Monday
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PLEASE READ.
A GRAND MOVEMENT,

In the right direction, may be noticed in
the extensive enlargement and improve
ment Of the Gallery Of the Cumberland,
where hundreds are now thronging to see
the greatest wonder of the age, the Aamnoh
Camera, for making life size photographs.
It is the only one Of the kind in the South
west. This establishment has been
thoroughly refitted, and is worthy Of the
patronage of the most fastidiOUs. Pictures
of every style and size made as heretofore.
A large and choice collection of Albums, of
the latest patterns, just received from New
York.
Please call and examine the various col
lections of art, among which may be seen
and obtained a Photograph of the Generals
Of the Union Army also, a choice cOllec-
ton of Photographs of Celebrities, and Pho
tographic Views and Scenes of Lookout
Mountain, Battle Grounds, &c, &c. A list
of the above may be found in another col
umn. A. S. MORSE.
May 29.-tf.
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w. W. Bowman, No. 81, Cedar street,
has on hand and for sale, the Magic
Fly Paper Poison" for the destruction
of flies. As these "animules" are ex-
oeedingly plenty, and impudent just
now. every one should buy it.
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CAxERoS, KSIGHT q Co.'S WHoLEsALE
DEPARTNENr.--Mozambiques, Grenadines,
aud 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 thoussnd'do.iars on every seven
thousand dollars OF outlay on Silks and
dress Goods saved by buying at CAMERox,
KNIGHT 4 Co.'S, No. ,, Hicks's Block,
Nashville. Call aad sec the truth Of this
osfer
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Day before yesterday, two horses
were stolen from a gentleman named
Fairbanks, who lives about FIVE miles
from town. One Of them was recovered
yesterday, from the 9th Tennessee Cav
airy The other is still ct large
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MORE RNS-Seyeral heavy showers
have visited the vicinity of Nashville
within the last twenty-four hours. Veg
citation in this vicinity was never more
forward, notwithstanding the lateness
of the spring
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No, 19lL, Deaderfck lStrcef

No. 1917, DeGderfck StTcet.
We will give our undivided attention to
the hiring of House Servants and Nurses.
Private families and Hotels can be supplied
with good and trustworthy servants by cal
ling on PATTON Bios, Genl. Agts.
n. B.-Twenty good House Servants can
get immediate employment by calling on
PATTON Bros, General Agents.
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Persons who have had occasion to
visit the Provost MarshaIs Office at
Gen Rousseaus headquarters, have
had occasion to note and admire the
gentlemanly department, and accom-
modating character Of Major Bigney,
who is in charge re is one Of the
best men in the service, and in his
present position, is the right man in
the right place
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Rev. J. T. Westover, Agent Of the
American Baptist Home Mission Socie-
ty, viii preach in the Representative
Hail. State Capitol, to-day. Services to
commence at l0R o'clock An.
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Auction SALE-We call special at.
tention TO the advertisement Of John
X. Hume d Co, in another column.
Those desiring TO buy the articles ad-
vertised, had better attend his Mon
day. sale
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( DEATH or LIEUT. KNuE-We have re-
ceiyed communication Of considera-
bic length, paying a tribute to this ex-
cellent officer, who was killed at Re
sacca, while acting on Gen Knipe's
Staff He was rallying the 4th Corps,
when he was shot down
The communication we omit the
writer evidently has much native tai
ent, but Is inexperienced; and the
communication IS not written with suf-
ficient care. a little practice, howev-
er, viii remedy this; and we shall be
glad TO SEQ the author "hy again in
the way o! contributions 10 our col
unlns.
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EnpFaYinU

Neatly executed at the Gold Pen Depot,
Y Cherry street, where you will find Pens
and Jewelry, at low figures. Call and ex-
anime. ImayIl-tf.
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List Of Deaths.

II tie T. s. Hospitals, Nashvils, copiec
from the record Of WR. Cornelius, Coz
ersment Undertaken, No. 40 Church s.
for the ,Ccek ending lime 4th, 1864
wn. Fausett, Government Employee.
Lieut.. W Hall, X, 100 n. Y.
Corpl NJ + McCarty, g, y Ind cav.
T Coward, H, 8 Tenn cav.
! c Mason, citizen.
/ CorpI p Padgett, D, Il L S colored.
S Tacker, B, l3 L colored.
| + Wallace, +, Il U S colored.
J Adams, B, Iowa cav
81 Milton, Z, Tenn artillery.
! NJ Beebce, II, 6 nd.
John NJ Springer, chaplain, Wis.
! w Garrett, citizen.
S Billingsly, +, 0 V art'y.
II Evens, X, IS U colored.
W Hammonds, Z, Tenn cav.
c Sansausa, Government Employee.
\ Barnes, A, Z S colored.
NJ D Hardy, f, 70 Ind.
r McCline, D, 10 Ind.
W Uenger, x, Wis cav.
II Lockett, c, Is S colored.
J Mattingly, G, Mo. Eng.
II r Moore, G, IS Z S Inf
A Smith, II, 1876 n. Y.
6 Ranking, F, l3 Ohio.
NJ Rogers, c, II U colored.
B Chapman, c, l6 Z S cOlOred.
ScTgt. T II Furgerson, +, l9 Tenn cav.
W Cramell, c, So Ills.
A Patton, G, 10 Tenn cav.
\ Brighton. II, llj Ills.
C B Sanford, Government Employee.
J stoneburner, F, 80 Ohio.
C Null, +, Is L S colored.
T Prier, B, "
ii King, D, % Mich.
B F Wallace, F, Tenn cav.
J Ratlife, N, 3 "
J Hyatt, +, Ohio.
J II Jones, +, lis Ohio.
B d Chapman, F, Z Ohio cav.
W NJ TilIey, H, IS Ind.
J McCaryer, X, 4 Tenn cav.
g + Duvall, B, Is [ 5 Inf.
\ Patten, X, Is colored.
G Baker, L, Ia Ind. cav.
Jas c Coil, c, Tenn artillery.
NJ Higgins, $50, ID Bait. V K. c.
NJ Dearmond, c, 40 Ind.
J. i Jones, F, 154 n. Y.
Green, H., "a Ohio.
j Burkhart, II, % Ind.
W Corccran, las, I'd Bait V re.
J Tinker, !, l29 Ind.
W Trent, \, 6 Kentucky.
Corpl II Ginsmore, X, 4j Ohio,
Il " AllNtIB H. ID 4bAl ttf-
Clark, +, l30 Ind.
+ Toller, Il, 10 Tenn.
i Ritter, j., 9 Tenn cav.
Chestnut, E, Is colored.
II A Hane, D, 29 Ohio.
T Armstrong, F, 4 Tenn cav.
List Of Deaths ia United States Hospitals
al lf01rcss5oro, Tenn, during the Month
Of MaH 1864
Scrgt. A Bloomer, D, I29 Ind.
J Ottman, / Ky. Il. Arty.
Corpl. A Vannarsdall, b, l23 Ind.
White. II, 20 Conn.
Sorgt. A D Richmond, X, lis Ohio.
J Clark, X, 1913 Ind.
p Dawley, x, l07 New York.
B Mosbrock, X, 45 New York.
\ A Miller, c, 81 Ills.
NJ Wheeler, B. l23 New York.
P Farrell, X, 81 Wis.
W Spohn, a, Wisconsin.
Sergt. II Try, I, I'd Ohio Heavy Art'y.
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Sla5hTill& &g0iQA.

The UN1OS has the largest
circulation Of any Eewspaper in
Tennessee---its City and Army
circulation more than double any
other paper.
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Business 96tites.
Apples Oranges.

Received this morning, June 4th, Twenty
Eve barrels Of Apples, and Fifteen Boxes
Of Oranges, at IS North Market street, near
the Louisville Depot.
CLAgK 4 GREGoRY.
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ARRIVAL or PmsoSEEa Two hundred
and eighty three prisoners, recently
captured by Gen. Sherman, arrived in
this city last night They viii be sent
nerth at once.
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1000 Bushels

Hungarian Grass Seed for sale at
M. L. ALExANDEE's.
mRyI7-tf.
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Brown & Co, College street, and Col
lier, Cherry street, always keep on hand
the latest papers also all the best it
erary periodicals.
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Go to the Light House, o. Cherry st.,
for genuine Lager Beer and Sweitzer
Kaise.
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Bourborn Whiskey, old enough to
run for the Presidency, at the Light
House.
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Do you want fine apples and oranges,
90 to Clark a GregoFys at SC North
Market street, near Louisville depot
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The coolest and best Ale and Beer in
the city to be had at the Light House
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The Rife Gun and Crown Cigars at the
Light House the finest brands in the
CITY
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just received at W. ". ToTroS's, No. %,
College street. june4-tf.
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All Kinds Of mixed drinks got up in
superior style at the Light House, g
Cherry street
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Egtray.

r5,AEEN UP. BY wM. WOODWARD. AT his
farm. 10 The 9Th district Of Davidson county
% the Zsth Of March 1854 one brown r N MAXI,
I'VE or SiK years oiS, heavy with ioal hnd 1eAriy
hind 10 the nght eye. No marks % ofaols e1eeps
those already sisted. appralsea A. " ms "a
April, lss4. ALEA- AeDANiEL' f--ntH1'
may sI-Wst
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U. S. 1O-40 5 per ct. Bonds, just
received and for sale at PAR, at First
National Bank and U. S. Depository
Nashville, Tennessee. may22-5t
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Appleton, Tracy 4 Co, gold bsl.
Snce, with silvsT csse...-..--.-..... ...... 90
Full JeWeled Appleton, Tray & Co., cllroaorae-
Ter tai nee, with silver ease . I'd
The sboge = fortwo ounce cases Extra for three
ounce cases, So four ounce. $40. VII be seBi
free BY NAL or express on receipt OF price Pen snd
watch circular sent lree. Address
{. p. BARNES
Dealer IN Gold Pens and American Wstches
$50 MRn-strest, CSS. Sixth, Louisville, Ky.
mar 9o-a
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Latest News by Courier Line |! /!
For Sale.

ONE ARMY RAKE OVEN AND ALL NFCFs-
~ ssry utensils. App AZ 4 . scr OF south
/ Cherry and Ash-strsets. 10 JHO. FR 'sCa, khoe-
maAef may 3l-lH@
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BY Telegraph.
Particulars Of the Fights on the
ChlckahOmIny.


Particulars OF the Fights on the
ChickahOmIny.
Affairs Around Fort Darling.
News from General Grant TO the SFd.
He Drives the Rebels into their En-
trenchments.
We Capture Three Hundred Prisoners.
Our Loss In Killed and Wounded
Three ThOusOnd.
Our Army In the best Of Spirits.
They have UunbOunded Confidence In
General Grant.
Rebel Citizens believe Richmond
will Fall.
Our Forces Five Miles from Richmond.
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Attention, Artillery Man, or any other
Man,
RIFLE GUS CIGARS,

For self-preservation, ere you march 10
the battlefield, supply yourself with some
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Fine Old Robertson County at the
Light House.
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II you ara afflicted with any Pirate De
eass, call on DR.. A. Richard Jones, No. p
Deaderiek-street, up stairs.
DR.. Jones never discharges a case, until a
perfect cure il 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 appreciated
See advertisement in another column.
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BS-H you want your pianos well
tuned, call on Mr. Jackson, at G. D. Ben
sens Music Store Ap26tf
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the fragrance Of which would astonish a
Reb, aid thus give You an easy conquest.
To be had only at the Light House.
june2-Iw.
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FINE KID, GOAT AND CALF BOOTS,
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