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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

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I kepl ia tfs e wttns =
aa.i do4 Wn H. VS. *ef Nelil*
nobody 81 twt ba ff s. ho
+ oihcf 5 raies hn, st eaei
I tir. amat fhsa n i, st a W
y. Clella ee8 = = sAss boo
TIE hue .src6los so lbs tas
iajns clsa~
! Iheu t e amettl 81 l a ~
Yates, aei U tsa % beer ep &c stat
arm. lie nsnt aaaai lslH rusty Ws
keis III al.0 mustered III mrns SdH
% many acre his ai.eonTsgctne'''s una
50 codyN,as D ioaksi q on, ,eei he tt'9
bis frieul vs. aas nti san0d aad fbot le
had bette ~ b6me
rhc iupfmnct oflhiag maa qllnd
itary knnslgdEe was pged aFan ''ss' Coy.
epon I VA. proposed hy lpud bc i'ta
Col Of the 2lst ReeitnyB, Dot ano'hos
got IT,
About this timc Capt Grant wcai e
Ohio 70 ser tis father, hcp Gov. nrnai
son was urged 10 give bin 40 appoint
meni. The prospect here was good. Lhen
be csme back 10 Illinois. lir hts Tins
the 2lst krgnrn, had became demoralis-
81. The - talked Of cutting lie Colo.
mel ~ thf elasi.h1use. Cspi. Grant WAS
sent to tbrm by the btlp ol Logani the
men we're quieled, and then our Captain
was appointed their Colon,L The rcgi;
ment iarncd out % be one rf The Best ~
the State.
Then Col Grant came baea 10 Galena
10 get his clothes, yes. 10 60, lAs clothes,
llo had q uaSca p.,uaun. 10 get Il mon
cy was borrowed mi security given for
the money, Tic American people can
afford 10 uad ,h. now Thtn he went
back. Oh taking his mcn he had hem
march, saying lley would learn four times
ms fast He went 70 Missouri and was
under Fremont
Meai while bis Giends ike CronwclFs
little daughter, were indeed very few
Mr.. Hought6n, editor of lhs Gasette, on
the 3lst OF May, ls6i, described Col,
Grant as the soul OF honor, and no man
brealhes y ho has more patriotic heart,
aud our new soldiers need the leadership
of rare man ike Capt. Grant June
20, the paper says, a command Of an Ohio
regiment has been lendered TO Capt.
Grant, aad 1t urges his fitness for high
command, jane 22 Il i notice that Capt.
Grant has accepted The Coloneley Of the
9Th District regiment. July 81 states
that Col Grant is 70 be promoted to a
Brigadiership, md congralnaies the SER
vice on the event Dec. 23,in An odilori-
al estimating the character Of Gen. Grant,
in particular il menlions his modesty.
irankness, agacily and strategy, take
these things from the filessoi the paper
myself
To this stage Of the hero's life, history
does not furnish an example Of any other
man who hs,s beer 50 successful In Alright
eous cause. ~
Gen. Grant is still thoughtful man
When he peaks lie holds down his head
and thinks, Some say he has not forgot
ten Mexico. Il il 100 soon to estimate
his character indeed. as yet very little is
known. la wide-brmmed cavalry hat,
and in clothes a little 100 large, aud with a
silent tongte, one knows not what 10 say.
My impression Is that he will prove TO be
as much beloved as Washington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

80 that there was no fear q our again be
ing alone az night
lhe iooseued staple was secured again
and ! need hardly add tha, carefully ex.
amincd all the locks inelading that Of tAe
bathroom, every nigh, and that thc next
mail conveyed home a toll account Of our
nocturnal adventure with our new bearer.
j. NJ. l..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07
The Eaninox House.

Open from Jane 70 December, for permancu Tor
trsnsient ssinrs. fhis iiouse having been recent.
" enlarged, Is nov gbo most e1nNodi0us IA the
stare sad is fuFnsbed vlih the latest comforts and
convenience. For laioTmauQn 20 ro0ms &c, I'D
aress y. II 0RYfs Agent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

TITS laHg establishes Hotel stili continues open
f9s the accommodation " the travelling public
fArsvuisT attention given 70 boaFders hon abfusd
tmrrg lhs spmmarm0uths. The public patrons ge
hfheno literally eKteuded isrofpgcttuily solicited
J.. ~. YAApEnLlr, Proprietor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07
JnmnicnrLenthcr Compumy

Manufacture Custom Made Boots expressly ioi tn,
Atw England trade. Allwork aarrauted Free.
10 sat ihe times. Orders solicited. N.SrnsetE
Agent Jamaica VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

u 4. GunpAnB, Agent, manufacturers pf Paper aud
HaeAs, J0b rrGtew Hui Binders, and Wholesale
booksellers and Statoners, Ciaremont, n. II.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07
rnrtory poinl Wo,eI,
rhr CIaremont Tnnnractnrine 10.

FACTORY Point. Vermont, S e. ruAYEn, Proprietor.
Free cstuage % aud from the Depot,
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nnck nIil,en, nnh Cloyes.

Manufactured and sold By + " HoYr, Agent
Manchestsr VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

II u. ohrin-u # ;be issaoa.
nan well, l. reported b be eas 81
tJ@ ffft t hf fssHNs
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Batter q wheeler.

Attorney sp3 Counselor At Law. Dfiee h couH
H0ure, Manchester, W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07
Ynndrrl,p,s MoteI.

Auovueys ard counselors At Law. Jaamaics W
.. d RCFLna. mn wHKtLER.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

THr NEv Date sroRr.-We have already
made mention Of the opening, in the Ma
sonic building, Church street, OF new and
splendid drug store BY Messrs- Kline a
sherman. "A advertisement Of this estab-
lishment VIII Be found in our columns. The
stock Of drugs. medicines, fancy and toilet
articles &C., are all fresh and Of the best
qua tiles that the eastern mar1ets-the grea
source Of supp afforded, and thew were
selected with great care aud good taste ex-
prcssly for this market, The ladies viii
had III their ample show cases, and on their
SNOWY shelves, some very choice goods ppr
chased for their use exclusively whist
gentlemen who have a geaekaHt Tor q oiaas
or delicious fayor have been provided To-
Tea drinkers and We believe, many 81
both sexes, y0ung and cid belong 10 this
1lass-wIll hrd there teas 81 The
most delicate aroma, De ightial 10 the palate,
and ust stimulating enough 10 keep one
W De awale "a these days when wakefalnsss
is one OF the car mai virtues Or. sher
man, who presides over The preserl ption de
partmenL already discovers that his services
are al demand, and IS Kept busy SLING ne
prescriptions that fiow IN upon him Tbs
is not 40 ell strange, lor in addition 70 the
faei that he is Chs stefan Of tue a'taln-
ments and prsctiesl skill, he is enc Of The
neatest and most exact compounders Of
medicines that ever stood behind counter.
The Profession can always rely Oh him. We
are g.ad 10 seliere that tie new drug store
Z @ success-that il has struck the tide that
ieads % fortune. W. trust thai there nrsy
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% IS quoted a. ll6l 5ll5l

Persons unaequainted IN the city ausIsr
- manyadvortisementa Tor Tho trslamea /.
o. SPeeiai Diseases, sre often az a loss b de-
tsmIne 70 whom % eRtrust the treatme-s
o. such cases To such persons We take
pleasure IN ststlng that the oldest estsb .
hahmeni Of this Rad Is ~ Ne. e. Dosderiek
street, Aad ths shonid b a suGcieui gar
entee That this u reliable institution. DR.
A. RIcHARD JOSEs may Be found Ia his OF
tee during :he hours sisted in has general
ed Yertisemeat AZ u.eiic.nes f.4atais{ "a
sAe o9iec.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

TRE BEST MUSICAL INSTRUMENT FoR THE
FNuLy.-" The piano-forte," says the
American Baptist, ''extensively as it is used,
is not 50 we'll adapted 70 al the purposes Of
sacred and secular music as another instru-
meut which is now justly claiming q large
share % public attention, ana which has
already been extensively introduced into
schools, churches, and families, and received
The endorsement Of the chief organists, mu-
sicians and artists Of America-we mean
Mason A Hamlin's Cabinet Organ"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26
HAEzETs,


CIyuSSafl, Nov. Is.
''olr n good l1cal demlrd aiS. soa7 IS al
=a9fiAae ssSs - orHeE exus. ss5s = s,rs.f
Aad > 7isis dif fsiaiiy mi sscv. wbs.- -,
a. 8 % for CID Ted. and 81 eaI- IS sr ssr. 60
. e.l-i and uolaual a. lc or sound. us.s ne u
: 90 demand, and p-ices have sdvaacsd o fias.e
n ele'a'or- RE Is quiet st saa C. prime.
Ffo, Sons are ieWer and u5~s led. GA civ
Aess Fork oorid lave ben borrht a &c. NJ
IS he'll az 'se. Greea re Is ci,s,5 so,-...I i.
g l2SA for shoulders. s.6es and Sums N,
much = doing u tia Meats snisu ,asa -.
Of eifar Rscou Sides 50 81, 81, rspsrss.i 80 II.
nominal aad Sac ioweri 10 was oter,d rss,, :,
The close a. IS iiir prime kstsIe-rrnzer.d.
orooar.ss are Suet- uh.-ky duu az s as Bs-.
are dun snd l-vsT- Corr qnotstsns -s-,of h.
g.7es. ISLES an reported s- s. Us l,r r-os. 81
al iorre', ior good heavy Ases. Gerr,tAp... sac
head
Ths weathsr is Sla- Ne as,u,eme.ss .sd,.t
1gssa
GLld = 1uots.a - tsel =rtet.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

EoTIcE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Government,
which were fled with the Board OF Claims,
Of which william Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Orier No. So,
dated March 18th, 1865, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the Introduction Of
other proof, in order to substantive tho en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government.
ie30-d II. ToHPKINs x Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

F0UErH WARD,-The fourth ward Is an
and doing. A meeting OF the citiz0ns was
held last night, which was presided over by
a. D. Creighton, ESQ, Mr. Thomas McCarty
acting as Secretary, with a view 10 eilecting
a police organization. A select COMMITTEES,
consisting Of Messra. Savers, Patterson and
Alexander, was chosen, 70 confer with other
wa ds, af,er which ID was moved and carried
TO adjourn till Monday evening nsxt, at the
Hines school building. All good citizens
are invited 10 enrol themselves.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26
IIS00EERY L0NG KEEEEn.

Restores Cav Ear 10 e alnral col1-.
Misses t1s haif 1oit. ililass and Llauraut.
Aeepe ne aealpitesn, A OF s1d Healthy.
The onig Ksoau R-sisrer 81 t,aisr and p er
feet Hair Drss.iss Combined-
London sir ull1r Ecsiorer ard urcssirEf
Lcrdos Iar Color EeFi0rer and urFssnE
" L1llou haIr coor kesIafar and 70 eesrs
plaqu haiT Color he-iargf asa tfst.irf
liz wiu restore gray Har - O. or 0rll rfllf-
All VII q sac .t er0E cl bad hfadt
a-It VII restore ihe uatir|u secrl.-l1s
f-li oil ~ 1ra al danirua a1a .ieh.al
f--lIel make ihe farto 6, cosy lll -elps-
7--frs-aI g-sr.-s tf- EAR r.. al aslialT 81.
H-itw D cure al t.sraaef ri 80 SCI 49,.
prc- ~ ner lfltlfa. so1 - az. aHAFNa
SON - 40 y 3 AN atraet. fnslad lphEs als
81 AC. 81 SAITH, Drufr' A.
corner of Chur- b ala kina treeis
orr3-u-ffzsa 1m Aisiifa.ei ieu7.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

We would inform the cirizsns7 Of Nash
vile tnst re nsve now on hSnd 2 ehoiee
article OF Pittsbarg Coal. vh'ch Te are
offering - the public ~ reasoaabla ptiee'
Our cal "a well screamed, and { &c on a r
and foreign matter All those neeoing
fuel would do well TO lay ia their winter
supply now While the weather i good Al.
orders LETT with Is VIII meet Win prompt
attention. and Fa;is aston guaranteed "a al
osqfs KEIGEF d Bsos,
No. az Church street,
novfs-Im Opposite Masonic Temple.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

E. P Cone has received Harper's Weekly,
Home Journal, Living Age, ladies Tran
script, La Bon Ton, Atlaotic, Hours At
Home, Our Young Folks, Harper's Mage
zine for December, New York Saturday
Reader, and late New York, Chicago aud
81. Louis dailies.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

WINTER IS COMING. and we are glad to in
form the citizens that we are now prepared
to furnish them with choice article Of Coal,
selected with great care from that lately
owned bv the Government. Our Coal IS
hard, pure, and C ear, and prices as low as
any in the market. All orders left with Us
will receive our immed ate snd personal
attention. Don't forget knight Bros, Office
No. 4s, Church street, opposite Masonic
Hall. oel@Q-4
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

Go 10 Bryant, srstton q Co.'S Nashville
Bgsiness College for thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neiship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, sTRATToN & co.
octl3-iy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of WaninL
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and re-
ahla treatment Tor Diseases Of the Urinary Rad
Sexual Systsus-Sent free, Ia sealed envelopes.
Address, De. !. skILIIN HOOGHTON, Howard
Association. Philadelphia, Ps. spLg-l,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

II You want your Pianos we'll tuned. call
on G. =. Jackson, at Luck's. on Union
street, or 81 his new Music Store, on Church
street. Orders from the country will meet
with prompt attention. oct9s-tf
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Cleanse the System Of ali In
puriliss.

q. DR.. susyDe's BlOsd-Pu-lfying Panacen. p
Dr. Hsayns's blood-furifyiag PaunesA-''
1srsputa ION lur cuung zcroflis cd. uIcers. hip
JOINT omFlaiuf. ulcerated Eors thFo O. Nhie sEel
inE dark bQtanes or deiecls % the Esin, tots Fei
low srln niai mus or aaslBg hs1is rheumaif A.
iec1 rs palHa Ia toe bones, - h alrlos. aiflaut
parallel. he weak and deoliatfd Or any dseass
Of aserofiloas nature DC BE- sure 70 do Eoo1, THE
macy thousand eft monials nom en- puts Of The
world Wiu prove uotung ever d.gsrvereii can
compare Win % IN curing tuat cas- OF disorders
hsr.urial and syphaiue u seasgs al shot OF iunE
9ialcllg -aoihina haa ever proved a1 aiectul -
co plaisy sraicatIus ever vssstzs q inesa cun-
Eeruus co Iruisiuts.
oaIonis Eeypslas q ne see . earsd % grsas
ceTtany-
bars Biotehss o. Dsiecis n DE sfn ciien iine-
appear Ire flusn e" ard of1lmausf " d
e. ar ne sEu and slEe a more yuu h'u coa-
pleuoa.
10 De- Fiire ci g1tlng he pure ard genuine fana-
eeas purchsse rlrect ai tue Frnr pa ores af Dr.
1FaJne sous 80 North -lEth sareet Phi ade. ph.a
orsl me Drug sore Of W J. g. W SMITH,
Ooraer o. Chur.h aad Vine Streets
esarVtie.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

PosrPoNSEB.--The sale OF the Govern
ment Saw Mil. at Pulaski, has been post
poned. Due notice will be given when
again offered for sale.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
tltlonRlist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Browniow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Mass Republican, Boston journal, Balti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26
AUCTION SALE
OF
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS |!

Il WILL OFFER FOR SALE, 50 ruhiis Arction,
i n Monday, Desenher fih less. he fslloEing
Government Buldu s., a. Edeedo q Icuu., Hucsn
AZ the Cavalry Bsrscke
tsl Ell Buildings, -acs 12s12iz9i faot, story.
used a. barr cka.
d one baleiag issxssras let. 2 story assd a.
a = ba,diag. IOOrssrsO feet. 9 ssorJ. iaisnasa
a one gaze houss. s'Ess f,st. rhenbovs al com
po.lt On rocr
o. TUESDAY. Decauhsr 10. is5s. ~ ,ash7-ie.
Ienn-, ru-iainEs o. Cherry street aIrsc,Iy Ioh II
CedaFs ccnast nFcf
sistie lflE ok fsat. ahrurle roo
I Sess hunsa. 1sxlfEio iest, 5l1rd rocL
forEEs house. a1EifEil f,at.
Once. f2xlQzs ieet
Z Tool hose, l2tiuzs feet,
Wag0a thsd, o1Ei4zif Rect,
In rsa- Of No IS North Erant street.
] Bui'dinr d0r s1Elo fest, used o. Neas-houar
Turls feet t1alnd ca Line sirretuefr
irestis work, usaa A. Qusraers.
Stable, etrler1 hsti 90 rear o. Ao. 10 south
Spruce street
Euldirgs iu rear Of Fennzia tcsdsuv. Church
stlesi nssr chsiia1orEs nrpot. c1naaEgaf
4 Cook rouse, srlJri2H.
J. Lamiry, ssEiiEiait-
] hath hou e, llEffri0h
. log house, isIlfri0 fset, s.fnafrI rrrr puY1,-a
sid broad streets. usesi A. Issr|stsls .s.ir-fss
Ai-1lg e Camp ~ pa, on Mgrireesbur1rfrn
Building. 50HisIio n
sale % b. maie on ths prem So. ro--ms-rss.,t
20 a NJ dsJ o. sale ard 10 - or3er 10 ID ~ tsF
appear ~ tnia adrFrtsfmsrt
terms tas,i-fulgngs % he removes ~ ui1r-
'hAsas S'lhiaiea .iol eay' irafn oats q sae.
no'Ait ae-s BIZ Ma. "A &. 81.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

The crowded state Of our columns com
pells as TO omit any extended notice Of the
theatres, To-day Arrsh ma Pogue still
draws a. the New Theatre, and viii be run
during the next week. The Webb sisters
will appear in Fanchon al the New Theatre
on Monday night, and will doubtless draw
we'll. The sunny Side is popular as ever,
and is crowded every night.
We hope that some OF the managers viii
engage the Italian opera troupe, now play
ing IN Louisville, for a week or two.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

Max L. Gutmann, No. 20 Public Square,
is now receiving aud opening his FAN and
Winter foots and SHOES. Best custom
made worl, TO be found here.
Alexander Hogan would wish 10 see his
frieeds at 20 Public Square.
-ssoqs puB slooa Inoi IoJ 'sIBubS gIlqud
'05 on % TUO--i sHzK1sNoJ dSv saz1vsQ
Get 2S-am
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

This vice, which is never Prsetioed in
the presence Of any one, has proved TIA
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblssl
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 eloquence or pen 10 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, End reduced the miserable victim r
q living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects; in its pains are scattersd
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently of this affection, call en-
DR.. Coleman, No. a North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 502, Nssh
vile, Tenn. feb7o-H
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SPECfALN NOTICES.

Lard. Bscon.
Ten tie-ces New Lsaf Lar15
Ten casks Clear Sides Ba-on
BIeoD, GEEeozV Z Co-
s. Brcsd street,
no42d-s. Third deer East 81 Cherry
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

me pSrPose Of tying the capacity of IN.
tss,ei' N eonnecaon gi,h a'trisl a. 60,
I 2. SrAven, for failing Il - ~.
St - Z. N ne hsr5or 81 FsfrsI. : IT
- - ar s-ys The statement ihst 1,..,.s
= = 5I1ii a1a NE rebel .socrs an of W.
session, have been released ION 10. =,
ASK and Gov Su55ock from Fsrt No.
. Stare' o. parole. Is sithout foundation. sr3
.ls5S IS no probability that either Of tbem,
VIII re set A. 1it.a-fs- -. t-~--
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

RIVER NEWs.-rbere are but Il inches
water on she shoals, al this time, and Of
course nothing TO report. There Is no pros
poet Of q rise.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26
R. EsTERsRooK & 90,
srErL prv uAyUEAcTuEEBs.

STEEL PEy HAEUEACTuKEAs,
NJ. aes Arch-al. Fhila-
NAi-.aolara 30 a. 5shH-si-s aeW , era
gtkarPIEs 80 prces On sppiicafio1- Lots lzl1de
- 10 orIier 81 any p-iierl or same required
cfrTFaa -IheIse Pens are q EscEiur Amer can
- ~ tl1saf 81 tha tast nnu1rted. ThrT ars
fs.-rllIrs slrs 90 an fhecuuldfuce 81 "a tf1rr-
-. nsiair ne l1l-s 7sila 81 or aIglli1rf : f..
go sssrrlY - az ilrHiF1 IN ai.ll.
- FuE aals ai ressi ~ III 3 nac1rrl II a.
pniisd slale4. r. E5TEEhAooE Z Co
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Sell your uncurrent money, mutilsted
Notes, and 6 CTS. interest Notss-at Z. n.
0rdway's Brokers Office, AZ College street.
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Examine the large stock Of carpets st ".
W. Berry 4 Cas-, Nc. 81 College street.
noylS-lm
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Get your wall paper at Merritt 4 HIPS,
corner Of Market and Church streets.
Gets ii.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

New carpets receiving every day, BY v.
". Berry q Co., DO. 81 College street
nOvlS-lm
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NOME AGAfSu

HAVING returned sgain with large
stock Of
trimmings, Forsteds zephyr,
sc. &c,
to the old home. would respectfully in
form the Ladies OF Nashville that We viii
be prepared TO maauiactur5 any kind Of
cords, Tasseis, Buttons, friuges,
&c., &c.,
as good and as cheeriully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHBIE 4 CO.,
uovl-tf No g Union street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26
LATEST FROM EGYPT.

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

AAIhN kENAAhs
Night before last, st quarter before
twelve. Mrs Flowers. the wife of Mr. J.
fiowor., the Ouioa street jeweler, was
awakened BY noise, 90 the back deer Of
the store, and, after hstss.iue q short lime,
she quietly aroused her husband. who SON
became satEhed that a par+y or nrrties
were rysug g. breakc into The store. and he
accoFd4ng 81 up. and- seizinr a six shoot
ipg caFhinc, ne clipped Quietly dow, ~, ~.
Steps below 10 the lewelry room. and tbera4
awaited further DEVELOPMENT 4. -,
immediately followed by his wife VIZ,
colrnge appear g have rlsen vita an. -
osslon and abe ivo So % listenine - the lal,rs
o',tbe wog d-he burglar, til Mr Flowers
y no ksd la& cold, was attacked bv a d.
Feeit,su 90 oeuEh, whom he mosioued 1, rs
we b 81 40 snd open the door, Leading 10
eacE porch. which she did sitter Who'll
y Fashvd oas fhroach il, With his ca-yue.
N,- aware has tais must frirhted he n ri
heeN,F he light Dc; and, sure enough.
80 - Ne reached the perch, the burglar
.' ~ o1' ~ 4ay OF nHsrroE ally, ape Mr..
Gu gue ot the barrels OF his car
80 N4iea Brought The william 10 tho
ee'oie A'r. could reach The ward, how
ever ne man bad r,ssn AM ~ u s,,,- ss.ied
'lAs ehe saie ,ag3 was DO. % De seer
t'~ We the priv was. Mr.. Flow
= "a uiEh, but In the Els-' ' ~ b - l',r
~, ,a99seT used by the bargis.s 49,
.- ~ shoes, anl saw severS1 ,-,.,..,~bs -
aaH T ~ soa MA. Fo,- -. -
'''ei n tae door, and another ~ -, -
crcEFo rHr rairr.I II ~ =
dr. Blowers did NOT t4,ou, "a,
- neer Wa BE aware q tht ds,s, v sgs-
~ Rltcted 10y thc shol nom ~ ne
W some Tins iu tae aay. he ~ 4, y -. pc
t,iat negso named John Ridley - .-,.s7' 20
sAet aeEh, ang be visited the bc,,s, - :,
10y, whom he had long kuowa. bptbs 80 "
Eet n2ihius oat % him. he rei1s-3 A. -
upaloaie woui. - =
aeNe'efs thore i bat litsle ao1bt A..
sean = tae burglar. De he'd 49, Il ~.
Llesera si1re frequently. and - -,
--@ing close eEs animation 81 ~ -. =.
-, p einls.ng . csme back and NV
sFs'apted le eoneesl h's voans. an,
s''N' ne Psiies hea kpoEiag suFh
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26

yesterday body7of officers visited The
teeae o. the outrages, and "took in" 20 less
tlin seventeen negr0es-lahoriug on the
tranlia pike, GA suspicion and al the
paltes assaded. on the previous night, were
called into examine aud, 81 possible, iden-
tiy ihe villains who perpeirated the deeds
W have narrated. Neither q the parties
were prepared 40 MAKE cath, 20 the identity
81 any Of them. except Rstlifi. who had q
AR better opportunity, than any Of the 9TH
ers, % get a far view Of the men. He
pointed oat two. and docidea tibet they were
tho ones who attacked him ard his wife
cofroborsies HIS statement The whole
Party, however, was sent 20 jail, with q
view 70 usine those who were not guilty, as
witnesses. We presume speedy execution
will Be had