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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-20
Jan. 90

the parapet but full possession ~ :,
work was not obtained till 10 p Mue
The behavior of both officers and NI
was most admirable. "en
The works south of Fort F;slos
now occupied by our troops vre
have not less than 1900 prisoners We
GLIDING Gen. Whiting and Col T,n III
the Commanders of the Fort ronr'
to say that our loss is severe. esn s,S'
ally i'll officers. / am not vet ak =,
form any estimate of the number y,
casualties.
(Signed) A. H. TERRY
Brevet Maj Gen Condo
FoRr FISHER, Jam 16-6 Am
After n careful reconnaissance ~
the 14th it was decided to risk ~
assault on Fort Fisher Paine's div;
sion with Col. Abbott's brigade -
hold our line, already strong across
the Peninsula, and facing Wilmincton
against Hoke, while Ames diyson
should assault the west end AAor
throe hours of hard freing tbs
assault was made at three p. m. On tbo
18th; Curtis brigade led and as Soon
as it arrived on the west end of tbo
land front it was followed by PENN
hackers and the latter by Bells
After desperate fighting, gaining foot
by foot, and severe loss, at p. m. W.
had possession of about one-haf ibe
land front. Abbott's brigade was
then taken from our line facing WI
mington, and put into Fort Fisher
and pushing it up at 10 O'Clock p. m
it took the the rest of the work with
little resistance. The garrison falling
back to the extreme of the peninsula
when they were followed and captured
among others Gen. Whiting and Col
Lamb, both wounded. l hope opr
losses may not exceed 500, but it il
almost impossible to Judge in The
night. Among the wounded are The
commanders of three of the leading
brigades- Gen. Curtis being wounded
not severely, but Gems. Pennybacker
and Bell very dangerously. The land
front was formidable one The pan.
apet in places fourteen or fifteen feet
high but the men went at it Dobb
under severe musketry fire.
Marines and sailors went up gal.
! iantly, but the musketry fire from the
east end of the land front was 50
, severe that they did not succeed in
entering the works. The navy fire on
the works. Judging from the holes
: made, must have been terrific. NAM
of the gus were injured. How manJ
p there wei on the point | cannot say
, perhaps 30 or 40.
(Signed) G. b. COMSTOCK,
1t Col A. d. c. and Chief Engineer
4 Another dispatch estimates thenun.
i Der of prisoners captured at $500
and the number of guns at Y.
Gen. Grant telegraphs to this de-
!. partment that in honor OF this great
triumph by the united yalor OF the
army and navy, be has ordered 50
lutte of 100 guns to be fired by eachol
the armies operating against Rich
mond.
(Signed) c. A. DANA,
|. kc.ft S,c,.a4o 49, ~ Var
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-20
nov Hon. Robert j Walker, in

speech on Thanksgiving day in Lon
don, in 1868, gave utterance to the fol-
towing remarkable prediction;
And now the Union troops hold
Chattanooga, the great impregnable
fortress of Northwestern Georgia.
From Chattanooga, which may be re-
garded as the great geographical cen
trail pivot point of the rebellion, the
armies of the Republic will march down
through the heart of Georgia and join
our troops upon the seaboard of that
State, and thus terminate the rebel
lion.
This prophecy has been fulfilled tC
the letter, up to the last half line
which is fast becoming history.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-20

Dys At the annual communication
of the Masons of Vermont, at Burling-
ton, Jan IL, the old officers were re-elec-
ted and most acceptable address was
delivered by Grand Master L. b. Eng
lesby The next annual meeting will
be held at Rutland
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-20

pe5~ NJ +. Chase. Esq, formerly Of
Windsor county. and late Of Rouse's
Point, has recently been appointed
Deputy Collector of the new Port OF
st. Adams. In view Of the fact that
Mr.. Chase has a. large list of acquaint-
ances along the frontier and has had
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-20

BsD- At a session of cheese manu-
facturers recently held in Utica, n. Y
Messrs. Austin ID. Moore, of East
Berkshire and Edwin d.. Mason Of
Richmond, were present
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-20

Bey- BY the recent death of Bishop
Brownell, Jan. 18th, at Hartford, Conn,
at the age of sc years, Bishop Hopkins
of Vermont becomes the Senior Bis
hop.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-20
su 2. a. DANA,
Asst Secretary OF War
WASHINGTON, January. II.

Two hundred guns were fired here
at'noon to-day in honor of the capture
of Fort Fisher which causes much el.
citement at the Capitol. The news Of
the victory was announced IN the
House and caused much rejoicing.
Gen. Butler appeared before the com
mittee of the war this morning. The
capture of Fort Fisher hurts his pos
ton badly.
1t has been agreed in the COMMITTEE
on Elections to report in favor Of ad'
hitting the New Orleans CongreSsmen
to seats in the House.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-20

Bay The U. S. Senate on the 18th
inst, confirmed Hon. Stoddard B. Col
by, of Montpelier, Register of the
Treasury, in place of Hon. l.. L, Chit
tendon, resigned.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-20

sD- Eight lives were lost in the
boiler explosion at the Pioneer shop at
Burlington on the 10th inst. The
evidence taken before the selectmen
thus far fails to solve the mystery at
tending the explosion. Loss estima-
ted at $500
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-20

fa- The charter of the city of Bur
lington was adopted on the 18th inst
by majority of 233. The vote stood
yes ASP, no 2l9.
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LATE WAR NEWS.

News from our army continues to be
comparatively meagre and yet move
ments are apparently in progress
which promise satisfactory results.
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Fort Fisher Captured.
MANY GUNS AND PRISONERS TAKEN.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1915 A. NJ.
10 Wy. Gen Dir;
The following official dispatches
have Just been received by the Depart
ment.
HEAD-QUARTERs U. S. FoRoEs,
Federal Point. N. G. Jan. Is. I
TO Brig. Gen. j. H. Ra,olings:-Gen-
eral-l have the honor to report that
Fort Fisher was carried by assault
this afternoon and evening by general
Ames' division, list division of the
24th army corps CALAMITY aided by a
battalion of marines and seamen from
the navy The assault was preceded
by navy bombardment from the
Federal fleet and was made at $3.50 p
~ when the LIST brigade Curtis of
Ames' division, affected Judgment on
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

M'lle Zoe, eeHsesse and pantomimisL. IA
al prosent enjoying her 0uua - n tsr
bssutifal residence a. Shreveport II Her
time Tor tie comiog season is aearlv Al
filed. She viii notconnencc b~esiness IN.
III the ID ef October.
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10 straagers "a CIlIlsns.

VS. do not profess 70 Be- the only Physi-
clan in the city Who may Be found ct his
omce nt al hoHrs, day Or night" nor do
We, in Offering our services 10 the invalid,
desire to recommend ourself in preferences
TO other equally well established and ex-
perionced physicians; nor do We pre-
tend TO be infallible, or the only man ca
pablc OF curing the various diseases men
AeaeG ia oRr general adVeaisenenk We
do net clam tke possession al Aay UosEa-
~ secret rcEs3ies, OF extraordinary ac-ee-
ace freatreaf o. PGliGtues; as al sensible
men must know, that success in the pfac-
tice Of medicine, does not depend 90 much
upon the discovery Of nes resessss, o. zes
s,0acs Of trcatments as upon he skillful use
Ofth0se agencies necessary 10 psrftct cure
and this can be SECURED only By exps-
rianco and patient applicati0n. We res
pectfally refer the public % our general ad-
yer6sement, in smother part Of The paper.
Omcs hours rom 3 IN the morning Ill 9
81 night LII. COLHEAE, II. D.
g North Cherry sL. Nashville. Tam
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

Persons unsoquaintsd in the city seem,
20 many advertisements for the tretamsni
OF SPECIAL Diseases, are often AZ q loss 70 do
ermine 70 whom 20 ontrust the treatmeu.
o. such caaes, TO such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the Oldest esfab-
lshment Of this kind IL At No. q Dsader rex
street. and this shorli Be ssa1ciszt guar
sntse that this Is . reliable institution. DR.
a. klcEAED Joxzs nay bs found II his Of
ice during tie hours stated in his general
aovertissnea- Al medicines Urnlsisd ~
ns oEce.
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,TERM ClSR--Fsss from SIS 10 800.

In the treatment Of the Eye and Ear, and othe
organs Of sense, lt becomes necessary % have
good Knowleige Of everything pertaining 70 med
cioe and surgery. What are called regular PnyH
cians, may have graduated 10 either the Old or new
school college, and can hoast Of q one sided sdu
cation, but yet, in the treatment Ct the Eye and
Ear. fail to cure 3 sngie OBSTINATE casc-ioT thl
trestment prescribed IN their works VIA notedect
cure n alafge msiOrity Of cases.
DR. BRotKaAN is a graduate OF the Missouri Uni
T~ersity-Diploma hangs IN his office, and has many
cert dcatss from persons cured, which may re
seen BY calling
By permission, he also refers 20 the f~oli0Eing
medical men Of good standing.
ORA. Mott, New York
81. J. r.. Quidore, Clinton Place, New York
Or. d. r.. %bIainard. Chicago, hhpois'
Or. John Ho5gens, Pro-. Surgery, Missouri Uni-
Yersity,
GEAl communications, with stamp enclosed,
promptly answered. AddfefsP. .. Box. No. 81.
HeE1ember his Inamary h II No So Church
Street The DOctOr n permanently located.
Euglb-Sm%
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Raphael Felix, the brother OF Rachel,a al,
well known ID this city, is nov tho directo
ofthe theslres q Lyons, Ffanee.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

TvEETY-FwE CESrs ron USIox 3 PLlE-
7ERs' BzEE--The notes Of these two Banks
seen TO be steadily declining, and e cash
Bank has over q million % circulation still
ont, they viii probably decline TO IS cents
in the dollar. Thos. s. Mari, Broker, cor
ner Of Union and College streets, however,
has several large orders, which enables him
1sKive considerabie more than shis rate at
present. Send your money to him before
The orders are flied. 4.
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South Side Institute.
CAPITOL HILL,
Nashville, Tennessee.

THE SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION q H. u
~ situfcn VII o. TIE tEI Autday
il sspfemher. The ~ opening o. c~cmnunra1on
- sraflea Ttachsrs hiiherto eri 81 - rta-a ~
IrFeiafe. asd fhe Pnnclpai = acE s1ie = nske the
ecurss 81 instrlcfCn m9re hheraL uaq uarl
~ IL Modera La1TuaEea uheh VII - ls1ltt 81
eccrnphshsi a1d erperered Ear1resn $780,
Wrfi emhrscs E1zsh. French ~ 4asr rsy
Vithout separaae Or extra eAargs, TIE aFH fTo b.
= a1ialrsy, heiaet cptoua. raant8seip ~
$500 ~ . coUpeefat SD Fueeaef ~ -
Il : akerss Proposed 70 nTot1re = rnHr Il
tha daily chccl exercises, tts ntofsrs - II
Rrior Gymra1aez and PaIjor c1iiufe. n54 ban4
- eue1sIaf a1rptsi and hehy urrnmsnssi
b. ne most e1lnfuf edncaiors snd uea uer
10 he ccunlT 81 c~Qalu1.nE 70 suuernent nIcrn-
aaca- gree aad ~eierarce a. dmn ant m5soa,
heait1 andN tU 81 n1cF 80 misf. 20 ihaI paren1
q c1idrsn ah1 have hitherto hee1 kept from
School % ac1clrt - G1eir heaith. ~ non eeatla.
% fe1d hen 10 eEocl Nr her hesiE.
lr elaTEnF toe ccEEae, III a Erurcsod g lul'
Re EuE1era . E1oat cnk-la1 q Eca Usually 4
aste11aucA 70 fccurea p.acea j. desaaeih "a
ezry aurle1tc1 sc5uld b n4da TeES suHra'
10 e4g1nee. 30 pupil conada.el - eatertd e
I riena Gacuref, z1ll the aaaEc1e trlr1o Il rAd
i frr ffraa ard r1rt1utalI aFFT ~ ieIaF HI.
! EeH 20. e. unra ~ pfemlafT q ~ Frrrinsl.
mflstn Ma h1fA AeLcoaa4.
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- Claims AGAINST the government
vsTc hlsd With the Board Of Claisnh'
~6;sh Wutana Driver was Recorder,
-,~ene5 hv Special Field orderlhe. ~
&c., March lsth, lS65 Dapastuient q Ne
c.nbsrland, can have their claims prop
svl~ adiusesd bF calling q our etnee.
r. viii also have her Vouchers, ~
,.;,ts and Aesourb ordered back rom
washiurton, D. O., fT The odaes q
Other proof, in order 70 substsntaie NE en-
tire claim, ihat the per1es may Ees sn
/ ius4 i~udehteansss fromstha GovernmeEt'
$500 II. ToHFEus 4 Co
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To- NentrnIIze 0nsnsirsness

In many forms we use disinfecting agents,
Impure teeth, caused by bad teeth tobacco
spirits or cAtsrrh, is neutralfzed by sozo-
dout. IT'S a healthfal beautiier, and 8
great luxury as a dentrifce. The repulsivC
breath is by its use rendered IS fragrant as
4 rosa, and GOODNESS BY friends or lovers
will be no longer noticed. aa4'
Sold by all DnggistA. aug2Ots4t
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Hster0a Rolls

Officers Who are anxious 80 get their CON-
psnies mustered out OF service 80 asto allow
their men TO home, can have their muster
out rolls executed in 2 dsy 81 ONeills
Claim Agency Office, Nc. - CsdaEsI sold
- bsef psv snd bounty secured. Monthly
- ~ Oaartermasters stores. and ftar-
,srlv re.nrns OF ordnsnce storcs promptly
jy25-Im0s
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IEFgsNkTioE WAsTED.--An old lady
named Mrs.. Campbell, has Just arrived in
ibis city from kentucky, and Is anxious to
see her s~ons-in-law George Short, a carPen-
ter, and Joe MeClusky, and their wives, Lu
cretis Short and Martha Jane McClusby,
either Of whom are requested TO meet her
at Squire RobInsou's Office, in Nashville.
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a g 3idqIAAREEEs.


lBy .IeleEnph-l
C~1sgxStTI. Augusta n.
Hour Gm VIII ar demandi supeuine, s. Eg
& soas. wheai rather quisi; an5 the prices arr in
va on ouyer ! new red. u s8f 90 Cd re. 9
- o. Cen Gnm aipe. Gat dnll a. sc Or rev.
WaaEydun md hedst sel9. with 20 saies- Pro
sdeus 6uia bus arm ness pork 80 xaE nosfs
.uals; bacon ls<8l5ke.
NV r0EE. August a.
C5ttenfrns q tt1z945. Fiour enc I'D. 2-SNs
brHes. closing rather qu5et and hardly 80 frm g
a. esaT - 81 extra state. and s. so8s % hr
wud hsoP case Wheat ESE better. siosinE
hs.w 81 68i s. f< chieaEo Spring aod 81 IS
IA Ghrvhie Aehlsn- Cora ls2e hsasz. Oai1
snrned fmer y 98g5c. Ezd closing heavy e -
is8 PORK dul q 81 E5Se hr snsE mes. Hnd
snaB Bhs - nd e. WHISKY steady % s. =
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augl7. No. IS and p, collel
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Lasf Chance for Bargains.

The sutler Goods ct A. 4 NJ. Lsndsberg,
corner Public 2quare and Market are now
being closed cut. These must be sold re-
gardleSs Of gricc. Now is your time 70 get
great bargains there in TSbacco,fCsgsra
Canned Fruit Cystars, SAfdines, snetehg
and Hats. Convince yourself BY calling
hera.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

AtA o. conSERcR-There viii be .
meeting Of She Nashville Chamber of Com
'aer hal, ia she Nssonie Temple,
'oe "a Inst, At s O'Clock, pm.
tel' a~i'eadanes Of the members is request.
"a, Ans al o'h'n Interested in the wsllar.
Of ths commsFee Of Nashville. l.. -
J.. C. wASbs,
= Vice Pres. Acs-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

Are you biiad7 Are you dear Have
you Dyspepsia? Have you cancerf Are
you low spirited, tirsl Of life; on the eve Of
suicids9 Ifso, call Immediately and consult
Or. Lou Broekmsn, at his infrmsFy, No.
IS, Church street, he will do you good yes,
cause you 70 make life desirable.
augl6.lW.
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Fvr AND EAR-As wen Is diseases Of the
throat, iungs, heart, stomach, liver, blood,
etc; most sucsessfsliy treated st the Nash
vic Nelicsi sad sngieai Institute, Church
street. a few doors below the Post Once,
E.s. Abora, n. D., examining physician
and surgeon. sugle-tg
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Rr.eki Brick =

soo 900 superior Paving and Front Bricks,
a Ia in any ouaputyy warrsnedtob -
n-snrpsssed BY sny Ia ais nsrkst e
~ alsee Of W. x. Cornelius. as OhVrrh
sir,es or ths yard nearthe ? d irGroaeds.
sura-f ColSrLirs q sHAFFEH'
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h.5l Church street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Where he may be- consulted every day nom ? 70
IL O'Clock, A. N. 2 70 8 p.m-, aad h 5 pm. Con-
situations free.
He cures all curable diseases Of the Eve and Ear,
ana performs al difficult operations in Surgery.
De operates for lataract without PAN. By = new
netlod. Il q #H... HT
De s~trsightsns Cross Eyes in one minute, in old
or young
be inserts. without pain. Arbscid Eyes to move
and appeAr natural.
DH. BsooHMAs cures Sore Eyes with mild Hhedi-
cnes, which give no pain.
He treats Amaorosis, OF nervous blindness with
asucce-s heretofore unknown.
He cures every case Of Ophthslmia Tansl, here
tot1re considered incunab's By he Profession
he cures Discharged Of tie Ear, caused b. Scar
let Feser, measlee, or othsr diseases.
He inserts Artificial Ear Drums. where the natu-
RAJ drum (membrane) has been destroyed, which
EmproFes the heaEng immedtdely.
he operates for Arahcid Pupil; falling Of the
Eyelid he remedies e. once.
he cures the most obstinate orms Ct Dphthai
mia IN two 70 eightWeeka.
Diseases OF The Nervous System, VIZ; Chores,
Spinai Difficulties; Nervous Pr0stratiou,
treated successfully
DyspePsis and Cancer he tEes,s with 3 success
unknown.
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and surgeon.

Mr.. XII, Of the hrm Of Merritt and Hil,
deslsrs in vail Paper. Window Shades,
etc, etc, has Just returned from New York
With a fine assortment Of Paper Hangings,
which will be oPea for sale the latter part
ofthis week. A.
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srhnSAs'A MISUNDERSTANDING going our
roand' through he city, we have observed
A' IN" elegsnt establishment, No. no,
Shefry street Offers mperb bills Of fare.
oaasf s'eaman' the present popular pro-
Prie'0r We afshot Al an surprised that such
Is the case.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

ArrEsTioS lEisuNES Cheeks on the NJ
sssf hsnking Co, Belfast ireland, in sums
% 4 % Ele for sale al @ n. ordvays Bro
%eFsohee, Ne. IS College street. II
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Nashville Medical and Surgical lp.itut..
Church street below Cherry, open from !
m. 70 Sp. m, fr the reception Of PATIENT,
suffering from any form Of disease, either
ssuts OF chronic. Z. s. Aborn, Il. D., Ex.
aming Physician and Surgeon. jye9-U
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Administrators sale at Our Auction
R0Oms.

We viii sell on Saturday Morning, Aug
26th. 1865, at 10 o'clock. on account OF LoniI
Holman, Administrator for all the personal
effects Of A. lehman, deceased Consipting
Of fine Parlor and Bed Room Furniture.
CARPETS, Books, fine OIL Paintingsy stasutes
ana one fine sett Of Surveyors Instruments
etc. etc. 49,,
Lotus HEMAS, AdministEatoB with Will
Csc. sHIELDs & Co.
sugl7. No. IS and q, College6t.
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II you want Is keep cool these bot day. g
70 ~ College street, and get some Of the mos'
excellent Ice Cream in the city "a
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san your uuenHeHt money. mesl.,.s
Notes, and . cts. Interest Eoles-u q \
ordway's Brokers Omee, IS oone,. ,,-..,
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SnecIsl yetIee

In addition TO their excellent Zee Cream
and Cakes, oasnne 4 Morrison win serve
their patrons With delicious shorbets every
evening, as follows;
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sRllIxe At cosT.-0n account Of sh,D..
Of business, we oaer our stsck Of SUNNI.
Ifl sud Winter LAaiS' Dress Goods, shaw,
Etc. at frat cost. DO not forsct the h..
gains new 10 be had 81
ETIIVvsf 9. eicErEa A Co., 80 College St
SRfis.2w
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Now lathe time for the ladies oeau at
Wh W. Berryk Cos dry goods house fOr
bargains. sugI6-tE
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For two weeks obly, dry goods can be
bought at VIM, #. Berry & Cos, that viii
defy competition in any market.
augI6 II.
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II the ladies viii visit VIM. W. Berry 4
Co., No. 81 College street. they will find il
20 their advantage. sugl6-tE.
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Buy your Internal Revenue Stamps Of c.
n. Ordway;s Brokers' Ofes, 4s College at.
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We will sell on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, 22d, 23d and gath of August,
commencing al 10 o'clock each day, a large
stock Of Dry Goods, selected expreasly for
this market, consisting OF vhgs1 rt
Colosed Alpacas, .89fan .a1iH
do Lustres,
Figured Mtriuoes,
do MozEmbiques,
do Empress Cloths,
Casimcretts, DeLaines,
Challies, PlaidE, dark and Light, sqlf
Lawn, e very large assortment,
Organizes Of Mus.ins, CAintzg
large lot Of Dress silks, asir
. " Bonnet Slks, a1i
A large stock Of Fisnuels, Of all grades
aud colors.
Clocks and Cloths,
"a Hosiery Noiiens. sc.
The above Goods viii be put up in large
lots for the trade only, as they are boEEa &
be sold. GEO, SHIELDs & Cos
augI7-tf e91Gi2 Is and 81 College st.
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Planters, Hotel.

On Summer, near Cedar areeiU7is being
opened. Accommodations moderate and
prices high. CAMPBELL 4 ~CRAIeNtLRs, si
auel7-lm Proprietors.
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Special SttsstiOn given to putting up pre-
seripuOns at T. W. Fosters No. q, Pubic
Square. uusgs-tG.
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L.
dA oNNTSAL CoUkT.-Ths court met yeste7
day morning 81 s o'elook. The coart was
occupied yesterday with motions to quash
i~hdietmenis, and with pleas and denurrers.
Il aPpears thai st the last term Of the
court the Attorney General fled, e. e65oio,
some two OF three hundred Indictments
against parties he-s for selling liquor on
sabdey The penalty iS fns and impris-
onmsnt, 90 that it became q matter o.
great interest 70 the parties concerned. The
counsel for the defense frstmoved 10 qussh,
w6Rh mpaoa aaer much argument, was
overruled. They then plead sn abatement,
90 which the Attorney General demurred.
The demurrer was sustained, and the de-
fendsnts allowed TO amend. WheroaPcn
the Attorney General dsmurrsd sgain, and
the demurrer wAs overrulsd, aud the Attor-
Rey General permitted 70 Plsad, and took
issue upon the Of abatement. Ths cases then
came on for trial, and the Attorney General
continued, on account Of absence Of hIs
witnesses, and took 3 forfeiture against the
witnesses on their subpaEss, and sskod for
an attachment for them.
The court sa.ouruel to mcsi AIS O'Clock
this morning.
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I.diss Lasting, Congress and Laee Cal
,,s A. thompson & PAUL 70 Union street.
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Rev. DR.. Quintard VIII aoliy.r.n 49,.
in the basement Of Chris, church this
evening at 4 o'olocR.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

We know Of nothing heater than a nice
fitting shirt, and the only way for our gem
tlemen friends to get fits is TO leave thei-
measure at Green 4 Green's, 4s College ct.