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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-07

NASHVILLE RAcEs FOR l5G5.-TWO wells
known citizens Of our city, Blr. Henry
Burner and Mr.. Hugh Dogulas, having
rented 3he Nashville course for a series q
years, propose to inaugurate the racing SCI =
son Of l355-the Grst since l56O-on or
about April lst.
The lessees are fully posted a. to the ne
cessilies Tor first class course, and are ac-
lively engaged in putting the grounds and
track in complete condition, and by the
opening day our city can boast Of racing
park second - none in this section. There
{. to be two tracks, the outer one-one
mile IN extent-to be used for running
matches excluaively, and the inner one
half mile trsck-to accommodate those
who prefer tTotting and pacing matches.
Besides ,Lese two courses, there are to be
quarter paths for running quarter races
which are to BE- separate and distinct from
The ether two tracks. The spectators
stands, aud all She buildings pertaining e
tue course, as well as some new ones TO b
added, are to be put in complete order, anC
fine saloon attached, where can be obtain
ID the finest liquors and cigars. We pre-
lict a successful season for the onterprisiIi
lessees, who will do ST. in their power 1
make the Nashville course an active resor
The coming season.
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Or. COLEMAN's
Private DiSDensarV.

While humanity continues 70 be infrm
and man il prone N err, aud the conse-
quences are visited upon tho unfortunate,
be should early seek relief from the misery
thus eGtailed. And the man who devote
his time and talent 10 ths relief Of this
species OF human suffering 10 not less 6
Philanthropist than he who seeks 10 relieve
any other affection 10 which mzn is subj ect;
for rue philanthropy looks not to what
caused the trouble, but what will cure it..
Dr.. COLEMAN has devoted a large portion Of
his time to the cure of the class of dis
eases mentioned in his advertisement in
to-dBy's paper. He has daily qualified
himself by study and experience to perform
what he promises. He has been located il
ou- midst for several years, and the testi-
mOnials of the press which be has
quoted in his card, are guarantee 10 the
afflicted for his skill aud attaiumcnts
His Office is "a North Cherry street. Post
Office Box, seq. aug5
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Letter from Adjutant-Geuern Thomas.

NASHVILLE, ENS., Jan IL, i6.'
GsGert. Tue following a ne views M wiIl-i
have AGED, ADD which desire % zee 'arr'ed OF.
in the state O; Tennessee n re aton % the ocioreo
peOpla
Nv pis,ngin the army, as'we have done, large
uumter Of the abe bodied meD, "e have % thi-
exteu dim.n she'd the active labor d The state, And
B. IS therefore essential that al others VI % r-et
~ kept IN the state No papers should iEerei5f'
b3 given blacks 70 20 beyond IT. limits
Very many have let their former fOmes Ar
come b this city, or IN default u fudrg employ
meEt, have gone 10 cOntranand camps.
Its not de-ir4ige 10 receive them, either here o.
IN the camps, especially IN the city, where, hlt-l
togethar ~ mi-erabl. hut7, and M deqg.te.y pro
yded for, they Contract d'se tse-, aud death Do
many Instances j. the c0usequsn"e. AZ -hold
allowed 10 20 their former bones, CT seek employ
ment in The country, wbere they ali be well treat
ed and receive far CON pens0 ion for ter labor
Pauers should Therefore, he grantCds IN eli "a g.
% idscks s rug 20 leave the ely 20 seek employ
meut
Attbe con'rabsnd CAMS the blacks W Do hired
on fair terms n those desiring them. provided the
Commanders thereO- are satsfied that they will re-
ceiye proper treatment, aud lheir hire accortng 10
c0BlrsCt.
Very respectfully, your obt serrvant,
r~Iguedl l. THOMAS,
AtJUts8t General
Brg Gen ISo F. MstLEz
CONG Post Of AashT lie, Sa'bvlle, Tenn
feb3-lft
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FIsE.--A Gre occurred yesterday morni'
Of 3 pact O'Clock in the three siory block
OF stores on tie northeast corner Of cherry
and Broad Streets. McElwee & Park, deal
ers in groceries, &c, occupied the ground
floor on the corner; and James Walker, en-
gaged Ia similar business, the adjoiniuQ.
The second story was occupied, Is barracks
for soldiers, the third by government en-
Ployees. The Ere originated in the second
story, the occupants Of the third knowing
nothing Of il until the flames burst through
the floor upon them. They immediately
gsveth alarm, abd in short time The IRE
engines were busily employed In extin-
gushing me aames. The floors Of the sec
oud story were partially burnt, whilst The
ceiling, aud floors Of the third story and tie
roof we're destroyed. The walls were not
material y injured.
A considerable portion Of Mr.. Walker
stock was removed from the building, and
sono 81 il stolen. His loss BY robbery and
damages by water aud IRE Is between s., 900
and 0,0og, ali Of which is covered by in
sursuce.
Mr. Reed, who was engaged in the house
of McEigres < Park, during the absence
Of Mr. ?. seeing how tie rogues were de-
predatiBg on Mr.. Walker's goods, closed his
doors, re!using 70 have the goods taken out.
This was ienunste, So the Gre did no,
roach ihs goods Of McEIwee 4 Park and
their loss vas light-not more than 81 900.
The houses are the property Of Messrs.
Mouliou Reed The damage done to
them ssuu0. 10 less than $4,000. They are
insured
1t i- believed the houses were set on FIRE
10 Govern rab5ery which took place satur
day night; when the store Of Clark & Greg
Org, next door 20 Walkers was broken into
through .Ls barracks, and some $3.50 worth
Of good -t5'eu The affair will be thorough
j. Investigated.
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Star from Vow York, have arrived At New

Star from New York, have arrived at View
Orleans.
The reported evscustion oC Mobile ia
confirmed. The Times says the Informs
ton is undoubted.
Twelve refugees left Mobile on the 10th,
and arrived at New Orleans on the s0th.
They report that the execution commenced
the day before their departure, and that the
guns, ordnance, and stores were going to
Selma by rail and water. simultaneously
with this moyemeotia sws epine censcrip-
tion was going on among the citizens Of
Mobile, to escape which the people were
fleeing from the city By squads. The i'm
preston ives general in'Nobile that no de-
fence Of the city would be made. Its gar
risou is small, being composed Of militia
under command ol Generals Taylor and
Maury.
NEw YoEz. Feb. Cotton frmer, but
not very active, at 50 cents FOR m'ddhng.
Money quiet; sterling quiet, 1855 AID
lIO5s.
Gold drmer, opening At az, and closing
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.aIla5Rrille &tlll0ll.


~ The UxIox has the largest eireUls-
ton Of any Newspaper 10 Tennessee IL
.City and Army circulation more 'hs"
double any other paper.
X The NIsHvlLLE UsioS has been
varded the publication o. The Lis' o. : n
rsnoa-for Letters Tor The year 1862 y 'hs
postmaster Of tbs city, the USioS having
ihs largest circulation Of any paper pub
;.bed within this postal district.
re- Lrsr or LFTrrRs.--The list Of letters
..msining uncalled for in the Post-ofice,
rBblished officially in the columns Of the
:; sgvrAz UMos, car be consulted IN the
p..i,ass Office II The CsIoS. i viii be
fund upon a bulletin inside the building.
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River and Steamboat News.

The CCmberl5nd j. falling slowly with
about three feet water % Hsrps;b shoals.
The weather has been cold and cloa iy the
psst two days.
The Taeony from Evansville, the Irene
from Tennessee River, sid L.nu.s Drown
from Louisville, have arrived.
There no departure yesterday.
The Ohio il stiil closed at >Pitsburg, bat
il out from wheeling out. The gorge in
'Le Mississippi between 81. Louis and
Cairo has disappeared sad navigation has
been resumed.
There are number Of steamboats, Oh
Their way L. lL.s place from Louisville.
The Liuuie Drowu departs Ter Louisville
today.
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GESERlIs-A catalogue of Generals
photographs for sale at the Gallery OF
the Cumberland, TO be found in another
column, to which extensive list has late
ly been added splendid pictures Of Ma
ior Generals Thomas and Sheridan.
Which may be procured at the Gallery
IT by mail Price 25cts.
nov. l5-tf
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Crunk. GIascOck 4 Co.

VIII sell at Auction, on Wednesday, Feb.
sth, 1855, 50 doz. hats, so deg. half-hose,
300 pair shoes, so overcoats, so doz. assorted
gloves, SO lbs black fax thread, % doz
shirts and drawers, 10 doz. linen bosom
shirts, also a large lot Of stationery feather
beds, diyans, ! sofa, c parlor chairs, ?
stoves, &c, &c. Come one, come al, 70 No
20 Public SQUARE. T. {. CRUSK,
feb7 q. Auciioaeer.
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"Wlo would have thought of such G
s,BoIrI7rB but Benson" is the title Of q
new and easy pesce, by Charles Benson. II
Is Appropriately dedicated it Jas. N. Hin
ton, Esq, Of This city. IL has an oruamen-
tal title, aud is neatly gotten up. The de-
mand Is almost equal 10 the supply. Cal
AZ Bensou's Music store, on Union street
and get a copy.
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SUPPLEMENTARY Of Freedmen,
Orstcr SUrrRIyrrSpFSr FaeFDsJzS FAsr AND Mp /
DIE TENNESSEE, Nashville Feb. ], 1850.


Circular No. l..
-s1HE nm er-gned, BY order Of tba Secretary 81
I War, a1d bJ the request Of the Military Cover
nor Of the state, assumes the supervision ii tee
Freedmen Of East and N ddle Tennessee. For the
present all officers and citZ ms in charge 81 Contra
14ld Camps in tire District mentioned, IS u Ietun
their positions, and Will report t. tas Cfti'e %
once their station, the number OF Te sons under
their command, and their to1ditiOu amt prospects
The loyal people Of he State viii undoutedls
soon confirm, By Constitutional amenclnen ana
statutory enactment, TIE aboll ION Of slaverT 10
Tennessee; when this hiss been done, he nrF Te
lat ous between the white and black O. zsns q the
state viii be adJu-te and harmO 7iEed By the clyi
government, a1d by the natural acton OF social
avs The military supervision now announced
looks 20 this end. II win be its purpose 90 coop
crate with AL desirirg 70 make this change bT en-
cDuraging the freedineu TO rely upon tbem=eiFes
to acquire education AMI 70 prsciice N T.dtY an
industry
mo pr nciple> laid down in "a he sn1cGed g.
ter Of Adjutant- General Thomas. wI BE- carried
out by such regulations a. may from tine 70 time
be- found necessary. K. D.. ML--El,
Col. T.. 8. &. r., supt. Freedmen lI Es-t and Md
ole Tennessee.
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THEkTEE.-The charming Maggie Mitch
ell made her appearance last night before
large sud delighted audience Her re
cePtion was altogether pleasing, and, IL she
were not accustomed to such things, might
have the effect Of rendering her a little
vain. She played the Cricket as only she
esn play It, and won, as she always does,
The highest eneomiums. We are gratfed
10 learn shat she will repeat the part to
night The drama is well cast, and Miss
Mitchell IS ably supported throughout.
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Nrw THEArEE.-Maseppa drew : splendid
audience Lass night. Miss Hudson played
the dsshing character with increased spirit
and daring. The piece was splendidly pro
duced, a. is ever tho ease under AR. Aliens
management. Il will be repeated tonight.
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Extra Auction Sale.

p, John X Hgn,s 4 Co.
This morning, Tuesday, Feb. 9TH, 1855,
two brocatelle parlor sets, carpets, chairs
bedding and mattresses, feather beds,
queens ware, glassware, millinery good,
suffers goods, etc. Goods must be sold.
Feb. lit.
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The Union men, OF Franklin County,
held a meeting at Winchester, on the 28th
alt, end after adopting resolutions aPProY-
ing the action Of the State Convention,
nominated WIN. Simmons, Esq, re- their
candidate to represent the county ia the
lower branch Of the State Legislature.
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Col. R. l.. Mussey has been appointed
Superintendent Of the Freedmen Of East
aud Middle Tennessee, and has published
circular on the subject. Il viii be found
IN our advertising columns. This appoint
nent has given general satisfaction. Col
Muasey has manifested the deepest inter
est in the welfare aud happiness Of the
freedmen, snd viii discharge tho impor
tsnt trust eonldod 20 him inteIigontly and
faithfully.
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Collier received yesterday portion o.
ri. stock Of Valentines. Some Of them are
very rlegant--the comic ones are droli
enough.
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For Sale or Exchange.

The three first Volumes Of the "New
American Encyclopedias" will be exchanged
for historical works Of equal value Apply
70, or address A at this ohice.
feb2-5teod.
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The 5lh grand anniversary ball Of The
.,.., Mems Hebrew Benevolent Soriety
takes place at Tbalia Hall tomorrow even
ing. /. will be q splendid entertainment
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Tor good article Of Water Proof Cloak
ing, call on ". Freeman 4 Co., corner G
SquaIeand Deaderick street.
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Corn shelters, straw cutters, cotton scra-
pers and farming implements generally, for
sale by G. W. Fall Co, Hardware Deal
ere. "A Public squsre. jGnlg-lm
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Fishermen viii find complete assort
meut Of hooks, lines, poles, reels, snood.
srd sIi kinds Of tackle at o. W. Fall 4 Co
iaulq-lIn
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Ia w'thiraVfnz RON the above arm, I take pies
sIre 10 recommending ny late partner, Mr. j. C.
Fruu D., O. ny friends Ead hops thJ the mes hrrn
tendei o. TIE arm Of Preach a McCrcry ~
y lttr'wl ~ Ssl,ly On scoount Of nv removing
from the state } c. McC NORY.
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We are g'aG 20 learn that Col. Jas. =
ago near Franklin, is recovering from his
wound, and may be able the ensuing spring
20 get ia the saddle again.
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All persons afflicted with priystediseases
would DO well to call on DR.. A. Richerd
Jones, No. % Deaderiek street, up stairs
DR.. ]. may be found in his office al alI
hOurs. MOVES
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sNGLEroS's BCsINEss DlzEcroRY sbogl5
be IN every counting room and ia every
household Ia this city. r.
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Drau de Phoebe j. the name Of new
French manufacture Of silk and silver.
Eugene lass "a dress made Of 10.
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Just received, a large and selected
stock Of Cigars, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, tt II. Ehrenbezgs s, No. 20
Union street
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A lev NOR, 0f those choice Shnwls, Son
tags, Hoods and Subias, at ". Freeman d
CO.., corner Square and Deaderick street.
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Bisck Statute by Arlington MiRstrels at
Nashville Opera House.
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We would direct attention 10 the adyer-
cement Of an auction sale By John L,
H.me Co.
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II the ladies want bargains in fine Shoes,
Congress Caters, Balmorsls, &c, buy al
;. W. Fail & Co.'S.
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"A large and well selected assortment 0
Dry Goods always on hand, at W. Freeman
L Co =, corner Square and Deaderiek street.
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A general assortment offine custom made
boots sud shoes the work warranted and
sold low, at O. ". Pail ( Co.'S Hardware
store
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AXIS, AEEs-300 Dozen, best brands,
or sale by G. W. Fall 4 Co, Hardware
Ce.lers, "a Public Square. jau22tf
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Te ara indebted to " c. Collier for
copy ai Morton Griswold's Almanac, and
.rlste newspapers.
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Valentines i'll endless variety at r. Z
EiugIctou's News Depot ian2i-3w,
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.EgFrT rUsisEss NAS IN Nashville should
si.srt.ss S.rg,etoN's BEsiaess Directory.
81
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Recorder Shane administered justice 70
a. y.olftsf. Of the Law yesterday.
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Bargains il Boots and Shoes at y. v
FAN i Co.'S Hardware Store.
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The celebrated "Miller Plows" for sale
by .. ". Fal! ( Co. janI9-lm
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Wood contractors will find large stock
IF axes, sxe-handles, iron wedges and
hardware generally at G. W. Fall Co.
jaul9-lm.
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WAsHISoToS, FEB. g. Aessss. stephens,
Hunter and CampbeIla demand was for a
20 days srmistiee and not Independence.
the President and Secretary Ct State refused
snd the party ali sustain them in the re-.
4s-af
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Ratious Of Washington letter-writoT5-
Fxarcerations.
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Advertise in, and subscribe 70 Singiston's
Bzs.acss Directory. E!
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"a Citizen Of Franklin" should have
sent with Lis communication & responsible
uHU.-.
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Notice.

THE FIRM OF FRENCH MoCRORY IL
/ this DAY Dissolved by mutual consent. The
banking ana ExcNange business vii - conGnued
~ j. a.. French & 60 - tbs Banking House
ku0wn 70 merry ~ the cts Bank
10 liquidation, either party ~ authorised % s'gn
she name % tie firm J. G h&NChI
J. c McCRORl.
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CARO-, Feb. S.-The steamer Mollie. from
New Orleans OF the slst, has arrived.
The steamers Continental and AorRiBg
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Just received, a stock of imported
Cigars of the finest brands at Ehren-
bere's, 70 40 Union street.
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laugh aud grow fat. See Arlington il
Essence Of Virginia nightly,
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The Banking tslsiness heretofore carried On =
French Mccroy vii b. resumed from ms tay.
- j. e. French 4 CO, "a the buAding formerly o.
copied - the CITY bank
J. G. FRENCH 3 co.
,. b5-lu
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House for Renl and Furniture
fnr Sale.

A GENTLEMAN GOING NORTH DIS RE5
u - ssl b Furnrurs ana the Les.s ~ ms
hpltef1r be- Ia snce u the yeaT 81 listed IN EDGE
a-id, Lct more than I've inmates walk fr0a. Els
Cfl e. street Ferry. Furniture sf Cincinnati IL
VOC PT.css. Also 80 bushes q c0sl. For PSF
E-ll2rsi enquire a. tbs ofHcs- febs-9
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Petroleum Exchange has beeu opened
st 3 Broadway, New York.
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re AvgaHFIlH %
Omosrs aHd Soldiers
Infnrmation Wanted.

T,grORNATIgN OF TEE PRESENT WHERE
SrrnrrIv Of Knoxville. East Tenn, ADDRESSED .
- Union cfacs, Ein - thankiliiy viewed b
&c DO - sery a1Uoua - hsar rom hlm-
-
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The largest stock of Cigars and To
bacco, at Ehrenbergs, No. 40 Union
street.
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NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
WANTED,

For the COI0red Troops now Serving Ia the
Department Of de Cumberland
-Eohstrnsnls may be made for one, two. an -hree
Bounty, sIeO, $50, an sa0J. according % term
% enl ztment.
An exec EFT opportun y BE- offered % sl .ntslll-
ge T. g. i've ami am titous c0Ore1 uea dslirins 70
serve their country.
Fer further infornstion. apply % Capt. @. ? Ly-
man. Commanding Can ? foaisr, or . CO.. y -
--y, - Ceiar street, Na-hv.ie. sDs-lsi
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DIED


AZ he residence Of Mrs. }. @. Brown. q O'Clock
pm. February 9, ls65, q Consumption, Maj
JAM, VIE Of Ar. 8 NJ. Scott. OF this c y.
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u Bennington. New ssmpshire, Nov. g, iso''
Rev IHA MoasT, formerly Of Frsnklin. Tenn
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Buy your boots aud Shoes at c. ". Fall
& Coz.
Arlington
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Arington's Troupe one week longer ct
Nashville Opera House.
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ssshy.lls opera House.
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By Telegraph
MONT DISPATCHES.
The President TO issue Another
Proclamation,
More VIgOr In the Contest.
The National IntellIgeneer cut
for War.
Important from South America.
our Cavalry but Six Miles from
Charleston.
The Main Force near BranehEllle
Things Coming to a Crisis in the
state.

Things Coming TO a Crisis In the
state.
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Head quarters Of the jockey Club
and Racing association.

Army s1d NAN ofsoess srs iE,i.sat- CAL YIN.
out flrthsr tnsis. tea sAza4---f
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