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PEnrnr or Mist Lottt IIotjaa.-Tha
palit'illr. Virion.
Hank of ni 1I l I I entir.aece.
The notes ff llie l'lan'eiV and Union
P,ank will be given for (lie nu'es f Ihc
I'.iuk of MmDl.K Tenn'k'-hrk, at Make's
Broken ofllce, crner of Union and Col
lege streets.
Our city Post Master desires ns to call
the attention of Box owners lo the im
portance of paying up thoir B x rents for
(lie ensuing quaver, to day, as the lair
expresily prohibits bim from placing
mail matter in Tlaxts that are not paid
for.
. . i m"
Mrs. Early, milliner, College street, op
posite the Suwannee House, has received
recently fine stock of Millinery Goods,
4c., to which she invites the attjntion of
the ladies. She trims bonnets with ex
quisite taste.
1
See the advertisemcntof MfBsis. Hume
& Reynolds. They sell to-day aa exten
sive assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry
Coods, Sic. The salo commences at
!)'', A. M.
Mr. W. S. Eakis, one of Nashville's
most experienced merchant1', advertises
in another column, Dry Goods it whole
silo or retail. Buyers will do well to
call on him. They way rely upon pet
ting excellent Goods at. reasonable prices.
A considerable number of woman and
children, together with somo old men,
Union refugees from North Alabama, ar
rived in this city Monday, and were
quartered at the Convalescent Barracks.
As we passed along Cherry street, late
at night, we saw a number of these pa
triots, poor in purse but rich in principle
and love of country, in their bed spread
npon the ground, in front of the building,
asleep, 'perchance dreaming of the once
happy homes from which they are ex
iled, and of the good fortune in store for
them in the Canaan they seek north of
the Ohio. Did any of the hundreds of
secession ladies, whose sympathies with
the poor follows who were accidentally
killed or hurt there yesterday, caused
them to congregate in the streets in the
vicinity, feci a generous pang or noble
impulse when they saw these worthy ex
iles of their own sex? How many of
their faces were distorted by the ignoble
sncor ?
One of the most successful remedies of
the age for a number of the " ills which
human flesh is heir to," is tho celebrated
Cedron BiUers, manufaot-iredbyDr. John
Bull, of Louisville, Ky. Wa need not
Specify the different diseases which it
cures or relieves. We may mention, how
ever, that we have known it to be effica
cious in a case of protracted neuralgia,
whioh was fast undermining and break
ing down the constitution of tho patient.
Io this case, it proved of the greatest
benefit, and the sufferer feels under deep
obligations to tho medical science that
found the remedy.
Dr. Bull is a physician of high stand
ing, and a business man of unimpeacha
ble integrity, prompt to fulfill all his en
gagements. I
We are greatly obliged to Brtuwii &
Co., newsdealers, College and Cherry
treats, for a copy of "The Gold Seekers;"
a tale of California by Gi btave Aimard,
from tho Tress of T. B. Peterson & Bros.,
Philadelphia. This is a thrilling tale of
life in the golden land of the Occident;
and is stamped " as equal to Cooper's
best."
Messrs. BaowN & (V, have a great
variety of readable novels in cheap form,
and the latest newppaprr and periodicals.
admirers and friends of this charming
comedienne will be gratified to ham that
the entertainments at the New Theatre
to-tiightare for her benefit. The splendid
spectacle ot the Seven Sisters will be
repeated. The fine dramatic talents, the
life and spirit of the accomplished bene
ficiary, are well displayed in the course
of this popular piece ; but, the frequen
cy of it repetition, must not be taken as
a confession Uiat when she has been seen
in it, nothing further need be expected of
her. This would be a grave mistake and
very unjust. Her line of characters em
braces such as the Widow Delmaine,
Bob Nettles, Margery, Sarah Bloun'.J
Mehilable Ann, Mrs. Swansdown, and
other leading parts in comedy and farce,
and wherever she has played them, her
reputation as an able and versatile com
dienne is established upon a most sub
stantial foundation. It is to be hoped
that, before she leaves Nashville, our
theatre going population may have the
pkasure of seeing her in something else
than the "sensational." She does not need
the meretricious aids of glittering scene
ry and plate glass to achieve success
There is a freshness, vitality, and vivaci
ty in her impersonations which impress
all beholders, whilst
" Her fare,
Ho I ivfly, ct in on !,. full of mirtli,
llis until., log of an Innocent heart, "
her agreeable manners, and elegance and
grace of rue in, complete the fascination.
We trust that she will have a benefit
to-night worthy of her.
L.G.IiQPILms&GO.'S
Wholesale Column !
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wo have now in Store the largest
Stock of
DRY GOODS
AT
WHOLES A. LE,
Ever Brought to 1
TELE WEST
0"t Goode woie parcbieed and orders placed early In
July, when prlcn vera 10 to 25 per rent.
Lower than the
Prevailing Kates of To-Day.
We are thttt enabled to eell at
LOWER PRICES
Thau can NOW bo purchased in
New York.
L. C, Hopkins fc Co.,
COnXEI! OF FIFTH AKD VISE.
m telegraph. WHOLESALE ONLY.
MIDNIGHT DESPATCHES.
SILK AND DRESS GOODS
IT
A couple of stables, in Edgefield, be
longing to Mr. W. 1'. Marks, were burned
Monday night at about 10 o'clock, sup
posed to be tho work of incendiaries.
. ... -
A line assortment of staple and fancy
Dry Goods can be found cheap, at
T. L. AHiimui.dK,
sep-SO 21. 49 College street.
Ladies' fine shoes of the best make;
men and boys' boots aud shoes, will be
sold at the very lowest prico.
Call on T. L. AsuBiiiiMtK,
sepHO 2t. 49 College street
Fur and wool hats, for men and boys'
wear; a great variety and cheaper than
can bo bought anywhere in the city
at T. L. AsnoiuPiiE,
sept.10:2t. 19 Collcgo Street.
Attractive Auction "ule
Of staple and fancy Dry Good., Va
lielies, etc., by Hume and iL'jnoldti, this
(Weduesday) morning, Sept. 30. 1303, at
9' o'clock. We will sell at uur Auotlou
til ore this morning an unusually Urge
and attractive aenji tment of a'.spte and
fancy Dry Goods, varieties, etc., connidt
ing in part of Domestics, Clico, (by the
bait and in dress patterns,) a large lot f
Caesitneres, Saltinets, etc. ; a line assort
ment of Muslia DoLanes; b auUful Me
rinos: a splendid lot of Hoots; a line
assortment of Dry Goods, Varieties, etc.,
tto. I'.o punctual at 91-; o'clock.
Hume it IUykoliis,
No. 12 North Collcgo street.
scpUO-lt
Theatre. Miss Marion Macarthy and
Mr. Vincent have now appeared twice at
the old theatre, and are established fa
vorites. The former we had Lot, until
Monday night, seen for some years. In
personal appearance she has changed but
little ; looking somewhat thinner, but
not the less lady-like and intellectual.
There is a marked improvement in ber
acting, and her vocalization, which ex
hibits incessant culture. Her voice was
never licher or sweeter. It is a divine
gift, and divinely docs she use it.
Mr. Vincent is a polished comedian.
lie does not sink the gentleman of wit
and humor into the buffoon ; nor does
he lack the versatility which makes each
character he impersonates distinct and
statuesque.
With the advantage of the assistance
of Allen, and Hamilton, and other gen
tlemen of the company, and Mrs. Jordan,
Mrs. Stewart, and Mies Lyon, Mrs. Ber
nard, everybody' favorite, has a respite
for the nonce, during the engagement
of this couple, we shall have the legit
imate comedy in perfection.
To-night the entertainments begin with
"The Ghost of Lindenberg," in which
Miijs Macarthy appears as Margai et. This
play is an excellent one, and well cast.
It has been played heretofore under the
title of "Raymond and Agnes, or the
Bleeding Nun." After this play, songs
by Mr. Stewart, and the afterpiece of
"Object of Inturest;" Barney O'Dwyer
Mr. Vincent; Fanny Gribbles, Miss Ma
carthy. A splendid bill. "The Ghost"
appears in the first piece.
A terrible accident happened yester
day at tho Convalescent Barracks, corner
of Cherry and Church streets. A large
number of the rebel prisoners, captured
Bear Chattanooga, were quartered there,
occupying the fourth and fifth stories
At the signal for breakfast, the prisoners
made a rush for the breakfast room, hav
ing to go down several flights of steps.
Tho steps leading from the fourth to the
fifth story, tave way under the accumu
lated weight, and fell with the men on
them to the lloor immediately under
neath, which also gave way, as did also
the floor next in succession, and togeth
er with two other ilights of sleps, the
whole falling in a mass on the second
floor. X large number of the prisoners
went down with the falling timbers. The
fall was altogether three storits about
forty feet. It would have been a mira
cle had there been no loss of life, under
these circumstances. From the beHt in
formation wo can gather, we state the
number of killed el 6, twoof whom were
killed outright, and four died whil.t be
ing conveyed to hospitals. The number
of wounded is reported at 90, of whom
15 are badly hurt. This is a very heavy
loss.
The wounded men were conveyed tj
military hospitals, where every attention
necessary to the alleviation of their suf
ferings and the healing of thoir wounds
will ba awarded them. The prinoiphs
of humanity which govern the medical
men and nurses of tho Federal hospitals
know no distinction of friend and foe,
when human misery calls for their aid.
WHOLESALE!
We have the largest stock of
SILK AND DRESS GO0D3
is
C I N C I IV IV
Which we offer to Mcrcheuu at
ATI,
Low JPricos !
L. C. Hopkins & Co.,
French Merinos,
Alngcntu Merinos,
Aznline do
Cobiirgs,
Mode Alpncns,
Rlnck do
ioiI dc chevrcs,
Woolen Plaids,
French Repps,
French Poplins,
Plain Empress
Cloths.
L. 0. Hopkins & Co.,
Corner cf Ffih and Vine.
s.
We have in Store
AT WHOLESALE
TEN TIIOirSAND
S Irl A. "W Tj
At Low Prices
Watkbvleit 8quare Siiawla.
Watebvliet Drab Siiawls,
Watebvliet Long Shawls,
Watrrvliet Mourning Shawls,
Middlesex Shawls,
Middlesex Mocbkinq Shawls,
New Style Stripped Shawls,
Eicu I'laid Shawls,
Brociie Square Shawls,
Buoche Lono Shawls.
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
FOB THE TKAPE.
ti.OOO
Ba'tnoral Skirt),
Uruuner'e ttklrta,
Washington HWIrtl,
KogUall Sklrtl.
I j. i U opkins ..V Co.,
BLEACHED
Shirtings & Sheetings,
1
AT
e
"W h o 1 e s a
Portsmouth B.,
Portamouth P.,
AiLwangkn XX.,
(Jteetie,
White lUck,
Khotl Ilunl,
K.4 l ank 7-8 aud 4 4
Hudson.
li.C. Hopkins & Co.,
t'orntr Ffth and Vine.
Cairo, Sept. 29. The steamer Live
Oak with dates to the 20 th from below
arrived. It is reported iu Memphis that
five thousand Confederate troops are
within ten miles of that place. The re
port is undoubtedly falae.
CuLrirPEB, Sept. 29. There has been
no movement in our army for the past
week.
Cairo, Sept. 29. The rumor of Gen.
Herron's repulse and retreat to Morgan's
bend ia nntrne.
Washington, Sept. 29. Oen. Slocum
has withdrawn his resignation at the
President's request.
Xew York, Sept. 29. The Herald's
special says the rebels bave concentrated
a force of ten thousand at Mount Jack
son, to make a raid through Shenandoah
Valley.
Heavy artillery firing was heard at
Bealtown, supposed to be at Raccoon
ford.
Rumors were afloat in Washington last
evening, to the effect that the Union
forces in Georgia and Tennessee had met
with serious disaster; but if the Govern
ment had received unfavorable news it
had beca kept profoundly secret from
those, who generally get such intelligence.
New Orleans papers of the 20th inst ,
say that the rebel blockade steamer Alice
Vivian has been captured.
Another female bread riot took place
at Mobile on the 4th of September. The
Governor had ordered the 17th Alabama
to put down the disturbance. They re
fused. The Mobile Cadets, essaying to
put it down were forced to fly from the
women. Teace was fiaslly restored, but
the rioters threatened to burn the city, if
not rdieved.
The Richmond Examiner of the 2Cth
fay "after two distinct attempts to cap
ture Chattanooga, the Federals still hold
it, and are strengthening that strong po
sition. Meanwhile, the situation in
Northern Virginia is becoming critical.
The Federals are preparing for a general
attack on the Rapidan, and are masking
forces at Culpepper "
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Post says, reverses in North
ern Georgia compels the Government to
raise more troops than contemplated
Another draft will certainly take place;
the two drafts expected with volunteer
ing to give 300,000 men by January 1st
No unfavo rable news from any quar
ter. New Yohk, Sept. 29. The rebels cap
tured two schooners on the Chesapeake,
and the Government schooner Alliance,
laden with provisions.
Cotton excited, 83; gold quiet, 43.
Foetress Monroe, Sept. 29 Atlanta
advices to the 26th say no further fight
ing. On the 25th Rosecraos Bent two
flags of truce, asking permission to bury
bis dead and relieve his wounded, but
Bragg rejected both of them. "
Charleston, Sept. 25 All quiet this
morning.
Leavenworth, Sept. 29. Col. Moss,
being authorized by Gov. Gamble to arm
men, has armed mostly returned rebel
uldiers and men under bonds, and ia
driving Union men out of Missouri. Per
feot terror reigns in Tlatte county. It is
reported Kansas is to be made a depart
ment under Gen. Curtis.
Westi rn Arkansas advices say rebels
CilTrav and Hnnter encamped at Cow
skin Traire, Mo., with thousand men.
Main body of the rebel army said to
number twenty five thousand at Arka
dolphis. Gen Cabell with Texas troops
and Arkansas conscrips joined them.
The powder-mill at Arkadelphia, con
taining over one hundred thousand kegs
of powder, exploded on the 10th, This
is regarded by the rebels a, almost fatal.
Great dissatisfaction exists against
Kirby Smith.
Gen. Blnnt is organising new Kansas
regiments at Fort .Scott, which he ex
pects to lead to Texas in a few days.
Negtoes are arriving in large numbers
to join the Kansas colored regiments.
23t. EiOUHS & Co.
IHxivg Just Roooivod
A TIBf LA BUI STUCK OV
C I G A. H S,
Chewing and Smoking
TOBACCO,
Of all Kinds and put tcp in Various Styhs.
A. LOUIS A CO.,
M North Market 9tret
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
ajstd
PBHlODICAIiS.,
TUST RECEIVED, a verj large stock of
r all klnda of rreob ana prvMrred
canned K'nurrB,
TOMATO RH,
A. LOUIS & CO.,
SS North Market Streot.
JUST RECEIVED a large stock of
Dried Beef, Hams,
liologna Sausage,
Smoked Herring,
and Fresh Salmon
A. LOIII A CO.,
SS North Market Htroet.
JD3T RKCEJVED, a large Hock of
WKCTKBN RKSinVf ,nAM9CBO AND
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE.
A. LOUIS & CO.,
S North Market Rtreet.
-5
WHOLESALE
THE CHEAPEST
AND
RETAIL.
PLACE IN THE CITY.
AT r
R. H. STN(TT ETON'S
' ' -m- A f
NEWS DEPOT,
48
I'll! Hi!
N la I 11 W
Vfll.
54;
111 I fill tu emfiinnv
TUST RECEIVED, a very lare stock of
SCKMAM. EBAS1VC, OA3TTL1 and TANCY
Soapa Candles, Btarch, Etc.,
A. LOUIS A CO.,
SS North Karhnt Street.
Ml
V Ik
Jill it, lit!
BEND YOUR ORDERS FOR
Louisville, Cincinnati and New York Daily
AKD J
Weekly Newspapers,
Magazines; Monthly Novelettes; Dims Novels;
25 and 50 Cent Novels, to us.
We deliver all our orders Frco of Postage and at Prices, and
with a Promptness, that defy Competition.
Send For Our Trade List.
BROWN & CO.,
1 e n e r n V "V c w s Wo a crn, a n A 1 a cUcvh anu Vvv a ru c rH
or lltenplMiliiltalltins.
48 College and 54 Cherry Streets, Nashville, Tennessee
43 54
JUST RECEIVED, a largo stock of
Brownf Crushed & Powdered Sugars-
A. LOUIS Oc CO.,
it North Market Street.
JUST RECEIVED, a large stook cf
Groea and Ground Coffea
ALSO a large atook of
Tones Dyson, Cnnpownrr and Palong Tea.
A, LOUIS Oc CO.,
Sfl North Market Street.
LARGE STOCK OF RAISINS, FIGS,
LATR3, ALMONDS, BRAZIL NUTS and FILBERTS,
MAOCABONI, VERMIU1LLI, Aa.Juit received lr
A. LOUIS A CO.,
S North Market Street,
A LARGE 8TOCK OF PICKLES, TOMA-
x a.
TOU UAT3UI', Pepper Ranee, Qlngei, Allaploe, Fop
per, Olnrer, Cinnamon, Baking Powder, Soda,
FreDeVi, Kentucky and American Mnatard, Juat
reoetred bj
A. LOUIS & CO.,
SA North Market Street
VERY LARGE STOCK of
Bardinca, Cove Oyster,
Lobsters, Pickles, Etc.,
Pot op In all ilylce ; Jat runolvud bj
A. LOUIS Ac CO.,
86 North Market Street
STOCK OF WEITE AND
A LARGE
IV GOLOHKD
Shirts, Drawers, Nuipenderi,
Foc'-iet-llooUe, Port Folloa,
India Robber and Born
Fine and Dressing; COJIHX,
White and oolorcd Cotton and Linen Throad, Pin
Needloa, Xto., Evo., juet receiTed by
A. LOUIS CO.,
3(1 North Marki.tHln.el.
jel'CTlDN hAl.l:
at it. Campbell's, 74 pitbi.il' tvnt.
I will sell ou Wednesday, the 30 Ui
inet , a large and cotuplcte AHHoitaic-nt of
Groceries and sundries, coimaUrig P"!
of tLe following articKs : Stiar, Uull'je,
Soda, l,i(uore, Tobacco, Cigars, Teble
SU, Sjap, Candles, Watches, Candies,
ludigo, Madder, ttyioi, W.dl.buards
Buckets, llruutr.s, liankiti, Wood-saws,
Garrett's SnuiT, Cotton-cards, Doou,eto.
euO-2t H. CAM'iiri.L.
NEW GOODS!
AT
WHO Li: ALU
oil
ItKTAII,..
WM. 8. EAKIN,
Northwest corner of Publio Square.
AMERICAN CRASH
AT WH 1LKSALB.
20 Hales, Bleached and Brown
At Iw Prices.
RUSSiA CRASH
By the Balo.
ft. C. Hopkins & Co.,
Comer Ffh and Vine.
Consumers ia the city aud country
will have a rare opportunity of aupply
ing themselves from a large aud well
selected stock.
st'pt.'!0-lm
"How do you get along with your arith
metic V anke4 a father of his little boy.
'Oh, father!" exclaimed the d lighted
youngster, "I've ciphered through addi
tion, partition, subtraction, distraction,
abomination, justification, hallucination,
darnation, and amputation."
That's rinht, my son. You cu take
this dime aud run down to Mr. Singleton's
New Depot, and buy one of those beau
tiful Illustrated Weeklies. Uonious and
Siugleton, like the Federal Union, miut
Ls encouraged. 'Jt.
TABLE LINENS,
AT WHOLa'BAI.K.
7 4 Hleched Pametk, -T-
Baow Drop,
S t Bleached Damaitk,
S t Huow Dn ,
Paiiiaak Towvle,
Bordered Towel.
li. C. Hopkins & Co.,
EMBROIDERIES.
AT WanL-SAl.S.
We tave a urt Stoi k of Embrulitored
Collars and Sets,
M;t.H I ace Col l.i ,
Lt.ee S ft't ,
Luco Se;a,
idgine.
lluiiilkercbieti, Ac.
.Merchants will lind it gomtly ad
vantageous to examine- our stock
of goods before purchasing.
L. C. HOPKINS & CO.,
Oiiunmiaki, Otiio.
SFKC'IAI. O RDF. It NO. .
Gallery of tiik Cumberland, July
1G. The commissioned olllcers of the
Army of the Cumberland are requested
to call at No. 25, Cedar street, opposite
the Commircial Hotel, Nashville, Ten
nessee, at the earlicet convenience. For
further paiticulars, enquire at the galle
ry above-named.
The Uallery of the Cumberland is now
opuued opposite the Commircial Hotel
The proprietors of the above establish
ment would respectfully inform the cit
sensof Nashville that tbey are prepared
to furnieh pootographs superior to any
heretofore made iu, this city. Having
tittnd up our capa ious Oallery, far su
perior to any in tne Southern SiaUf, and
a I o procured at great ertm the best
practical I'tiolograptiera tnal we could
urocure in New York, Cincinnati aud
Chicago, which com pone one of me most
taleuted and largest corps of Photograph
ers in the Department of the Cumber
land. We are prepared to execute all
kinds of work desired, with despatch,
and at reasonable prices. We would re-
SDecttullT invite all those desirous of
having Fhotogrspus to visit our uanery,
where they will be treated with oourte
y by us and all our attaches. IMease
call, one and all, and examine specimens
of Cartes de Visile, etc
Moebe h Tkasler, Proprietors.
K. B. In connection with the above-
A VERY EXTENSIVE STOCK ol bMort.Kl
OooiBiOD, and ererf variety of
FAN OV CANUIKM,
Jut reoelred bjr
A. LOMS tV CO..
SS North Market Hti.wl.
VKRY F.XTHNSIVE PT()t;K AM)
ererj yar'.ot nf
TVViitlug Iapor and huiel
luk, Pent ami I'ucil,
b tte million. P-i Booki, r-L'.rl and ene'ieaUi.
Bnt. It. yd' kl.txe au l U mta' U. aa, r
wired
A. I.OHIM & CO.,
;A S. rUl M arkvt Straei.
L A EG K STOCK .1
HILITART
A splendid stook of
18
aSs aS2a j
SOUTH SIDE
WEE
DRESS
FURNISHING
tho above Goods at tho House of
GO..
PUBLIC SQUARK, NASHVILLE.U
CONSISTING OF
AND FATIGUE UNIFORMS,
GOODS, WOOL AND RUBBER BLANKETS,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Swords, Bolts and Sashes.
- 1 J an a 9 3 M a '
ttevoivers ana uanriagos, ituiuh, valises,
Haversacks, etc., etc, at
julj23-ly
SCOTT, KEEN &, CO.'S.
THE AMERICA V S0LDIES.
ritHIH IS A NKATI.Y PIUNTS.D WEEKLY NEW8
L PAI'KK. of elirtit raree, nilbllabed at Naahvllle,
Tenneeeee, and one ulilrb ia very popular with the
Buldier of the Army. 11 le deyoled to the
Malntalnancc of the Union Cause
throughout toe Rtate of Tnnneeeee and the Unltwl
HUtxa, ana the early
OYERWtlELMIXU TRIUMPH or TUB U.S'lOX
A It MY,
In thoroughly rootina- out from ever Inch of Amer
ican aoll each Individual 1KA1TOH IH AUMdaaiuet
the American Kopuhllc.
Kacb atiuber will contain editorials and anient.
articlee wide-awake to the cnala and Tilly up to tta
daroandn. Alan,a at-rluaof Auecduttm. InclUeuta, Ao.,
entiilrd,
The Romance of tho Ranks, "
Belnir newt lutoreHtlria;, InHlnictlvo, amnalua;, and
thrillinK riewnof niilltary lile in the llrui.h aruijr.
NOW Id TIIK T1UK TO SUHHCUIDK.
TBkm or a BerairnoN :
Fur one year, ft Ml Tut eix month,, f 1 00 : Fir
three nionlha. tH) ot.nta.
Addnva MA EV k ., TuhlWieie,
JulyW 8miu. Kathtllle, Tenn
New Goods! New Goods !
HARD W A H If.
AND
CUTL H Y,
AT
WHOLES AI.K AND 11ETAIL
H AVISO HlM' VEI VV 8T" K "F HA PA APK
anil Ci'l rj to
47 iui i.iui: aiiti:i;r.
And hvinK ri4ive'l larg ' ailditl.'iiv of
NEW AMD DESIRABLE GOODS,
I am au e and wil.lua to aril ilia uu laiali !
aa eor retail, at rh-4aa lw aaihe t'atra will juailfy.
AW XANIH.H. KA. L,
St. 41 Cu.lt g Slit-et.
I 9 'in
named Gallery, w bare other establish
ments at different points with the Arm
of the Cumberland, from whioh we are
iu daily receipt of Photographs of the
officers of the army. Duplicates can be
had by addressing Morse & l'easlue, 1'.
O. Box 143, Nashville, Tenn.
el Una at Lireatlr Hedurrd
Prices!
t will be of great protlt to Merchants
and Dealers in general to call and exam
ine the tine stock of Groceries, Butlers
Supplies, &,o., &o., at A. Louis & Co.,
No. 26, Market street, aa they are about
to reduce their stock, and will sell at
greatly reduoed prices, in order to change
business. Sept. lU.-tf.
I'hAVINtJ CAUUrt.
OK'iUlNKANl) IMITATION.
MIEHHRADM, and every othur ely-e ol Vil't.
IOCUiKM.' CUTL.KKY,
BllJidii.t CXXi'JXJN ii'a'uy.
Joal reoelTtd by !
A. LOUIS eh :o.
116 North Market .-lr.,.t.
LAEOK tiTOCK ol
Butter Crackers, Qlner Cakes,
Bpioe Nuta and Sugar Cakeb,
Just reoelTed by
A. LOUS A CO.,
SS North Mjrbel O'eol.
AL.-0 A FAlBBrOCK OK GlNUllAMS,
Brown and Hleaoiiwl Liuen Tablwlotha, Nay
blue, Klne Towi-llus, and trh lor Common toae.a 1
a yarloly ol Uia ao I Ku. y aluriuoae, Colt.udu,
elo.,Uj.,)i.al ioooiTv.1 by
A. LOl'lS S. CO.,
US (oitn karkat Otroel.
Tm tkiUANi"i'6tt rtulv ATtUit-"-,
Uoid Teui, wlibaud without U4tora, Ohame UotJ
Ulnga, B.Ik aul leatuor Uuarda, Wttcb Keya eu
ate ,'or aale a akJaJi ve)lf b)
A. LOUIS U CO..
u.rtu MarMiMrt.i.
Maiea
. .Tust ?ecoivc3l,
SO doxou CutTra UlliH,
AO fioaal Aim;
2H Antlla;
20 BlackamlLha' VI. ea;
85 fltocktand Lira;
0 " Brower'e " IWIlowa.
ALKXAMIIEK FAIL,
47 Culiee aiie.l.
! Iin.
On Hand,
Table and Pocket Kulvea, Baiori, Soluuii,
tbeare, and a good variety of other (ooda
ALKXANIIkU FALL,
4T Culloe
aej.9 lm.
T.L. ASHBRIDCE,
(LATE HOITVUKCK A ASHBRII0E,)
49 College Street.
Ilea J.iat received a Urge aworimonl nf Staple aad
raurjr
DRY COODS.
Ciniprlaliid Ladlea Drei OnoU of Ilia latoel .t,le
Ultf.i. HI; lim b Merlnoa; all Wool IV. inM;
Ali-a; llumlazioa; hhowlas Balmoral SklrU;
Olov.a. Ilialcrji l iuo-lc, l'rin'i, aaalvarea;
li lln, lleavr Jounl, l,u t'nderihlrU and
Uracr'; ail W ol Kla'ineli; nnkeli Nutlont, Aa
Ladi-j aud Geiitlemou'a
bhoc.
Fins
l.lrg Oalt-r.. Kid, O ov. Kid and dual Balmorale
ai.d Uillara; Mull, Ik.; a and Ynuthe Sue BooUj
I il B..I i oia i, Caiti'ia, A: ; Rinyana, Ae.
f0 Catei Uiaiu Bait;
100 dim. &!'$ EimX (Jaunt aIi;
SOFT ITU AND WOOL LIATd ;
A larje awurtmrnl of Men aad flora lUta, PlauUra,
llulf rianUra, Youi ( Ouuta of the jttalUe.
T All buyers are particularly re
questrd to call and eiainine the IStock.
TU03. L. ASUFSKIDOK,
rp22 tf 4'J College street.
sTails,
lOO Krg. Nalla, aaeorled, for iale(
Al.ltXASl.B FALL,
4T CUh air.ut.
,w; I uj
Flour, Meal, and Teed.
A COM. V AST bOI'I-lF ir FKR-Ht OK'iUNIl
riiUil, ateal, aud eud, on luud aud lor ale
at ihe liruadwa Ali.ia ; !-.liiru.l at all ru ol the
Our. Uioad aud llih aw
luul 1(
iMa.'iatch O..P,.
clt.
Feathers and Ginseng.
flMIK LN.'k.Uili.NaU IS A I liiuui. ui T(
A. 1'urrhaaa any ameiiut ol Fi-athtra and OiUMiiig
at the bigueot Uiarawt unoe, lor .n.
1). U. 1 U'hkV, Ataul,
Curovr of Bruadaay and Utah u.'via
ei.T-f.
DUv.th cor
TIE LCiLDIEH'3 FRIEND.
i do mohi' hK'rHTFut.i.y anvioci to
I i lilt AK1IT ANh I L BI.li;. in, wlilluaueea to
alllhiiulu )'iiemlii the r.ni.lnauf rfri .meif Hl
iiirr, and avoidlu a in i b.vy tax which haa beD
ltil ui.un Ihmn, i.ot oui. m tr.VMllua. but fta
uur. h. ng U.-m It: i t, ao., hy addiaa.iug iue by
til.vi.ui, oi i.ili.iwia, tin U4I1 ai.y of the ttiaie
Ak'i. i-n, al ..a.nvil.e, rvnuipaa, or Murll eeauuro.
1 IiIIm1.j!I!
li.O ah a arrui't .'Mikiila have lann all. . I d. ah.r.b.
Uvliealau b'i luuiora l, wb4.1har ou tut klll a. id.
or 111 lh 1 n.ijr ' umu.ry, AnioaliaW, lli.lr uatural
lor r.ieloriMl, t MjlllLHi.ltlull ar imltl. mil trmm.1
Irom all o(uoliu. v..i ia and im;liou, eut b ae
a nail iKia, tbun n, aud l;o lev 1, au inai lu.y
mil ui,iu.u i ,uy peit ol to., country oer
lu..lly .al;.
I'KICtH-
ilir.l. aimed In Ooveruuiaul UKm a.15 OO
" lu Air. 111,1, Iue raw t0 OO
ftieUlie 1 asaele '-d I a. aod all burial aiiaurtau
aucca on uiid al ra.uali'e let
i 1 Ai-run 1 sr.
Travuhu ludluua Aa nc.
In.l ..ue "ai '".' Agouiy;
tlhlu "
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illLlKaU ' "
Ko i.ii -1, 01 a.idrtea CMTKIlLI.Sk, or J, U ,
HO ii, i-' 1 Io n allocl, .1 il'. Ii'liuaaaot.