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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1862-11-20
Editorial Gleanings.
FROM ADAMS COMMENTARY.

THE STRENGTH which the hour of trial
brings often makes the Christian a wonder
to himself.
GRACE.-A glorious treasury, which the
key of prayer can unlock, but never empty
Born NEEDFUL The Saviour's blood is
not more necessary to give thee title to
Heaven, than His Spirit to givethee meet
ness for IT,
A Co0IFoRT.-The hand that was once
nailed to the Cross, now Yields the sceptre
on the throne.
Duty is rightly done when, like life-hOney
it drops of It's own accord, and not like the
dregs of things which come out only by
squeezing and wringing.
OFFENCES If brother offend upon ig
norance, neglect it if upon infrmity, forget
it; if upon malice fOrbear it; upon what
terms sOever, forgive it, as thou wouldest
be forgiven of God.
ABOVE ALL THINGS PUT ON CHARITY
1t is a good covering. Job processes that
he had warmed the poor with the fleece of
his sheep. That charity which keeps the
poor receivers body warm, keeps the giver's
soul warmer whether it consists in bearing
and forbeaiiug, in case of wrong; or in
bene6cence and giving in case of need.
Put it on, and keep il on; it must not be
loose garment, soon on and soon off. Chart
ty, some think, is a loose vesture that will
he quickly worn out; therefore they seldom
wear IL, unless it be on high days, and then
they give little to a collection. But it
should be rather ike the Israelites' clothes
in the desert, lasting forty years. qf this
grace be wanting, all the former are lost !;
brotherly love is not; goodness vanisheth !;
there is no place for patience, temperance
is worth less, knowledge is obscured, all
virtue pineth away. On that now your
hearts, like those two disciples going to
Emmaus, had this doctrine of charity burn
ing within you
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1862-11-20

that they have been. You may talk about
health as much as you please. You may
extOl it as the richest blessing which de-
sends upon our mortal lot, and Justly. But
1 ask any one who has ever had profound
experience of sickness-of sickness exalted
by the holy influence of religion-if he
would exchange those experiences for the
health which they cost him.-SteJ6ins.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1862-11-20

Canton, and no schools, churches, hospitals,
and one convert, Leang Allah, Yet thirty
years is not long for nations life, and this
is the 4 ,499th year of Chinese history; it is
more important to this people than any pre-
vious three hundred years ever were. The
work has begun, and the Almighty God is
its Guardian
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1862-11-20

SECRET REuGIoN.-God is often lost in
prayers and ordinances. Enter into thy
chamber" said lie, land shut thy door
about thee Shut thy door about thee, -
means much: it means shut out not only
frivolity, but business; not only the company
abroad, but the company at home: it means,
let thy poor soul have a little rest and re
freshment, and God have opportunity to
speak to thee in q still small voice, or He
will speak in thunder. l am persuaded the
Lord would often speak more softly, if we
would shut the door.-CeciL.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1862-11-20

No man honors God, and no man justifea
God at so high rate, as he who lays his
and upon his mouth, when the rod of God
is upon his back.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1862-11-20

81 GO A BEeGAR."-The mother of a
numerous and highly respectable family lay
at the point Of death. She had long been
a protested friend of Christ, had made emf
nent attachments in piety, and been not only
a most faithful mother, but most exem-
plary member Of society.
The fue manly form Of her talented son
approached her bedside. In deep tender
ness he remarked, Mother, l suppose you
have no fear Of death. You can look back
upon long and well-spent life. You have
done much good" Speak not so, my son, u
interrupted the MOTHER If | must de-
pend on my own good works at this hour
my case would indeed be hopeless. No, /
90 u beggar; l rely upon the merits OF
Christ alone" Her words went to the heart
of her son. If she dare not approach her
Maker in her own righteousness, how would
his own hard, impenitent, selfish heart ap
pear before Him
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1862-11-20
In the World but not of It.

Nayigators tell us that there is riuer IN
the ocean. In the seyerest droughts it never
runs dry. In the mightiest foods it never
overAows. As described by Maury in his
Physical Geography Of the Sea, its current
is more rapid than that of the Mississippi,
or the Amazon, and there is not, in the whole
world, such another majestic flow of waters.
The banks and the bottom of this Gulf stream
are Of cold water, while the current is warm,
and holding it is supposed, greater guam
tity of salt in solution, its color is deeper
indigo blue than the surrounding waters;
so that we can trace the line of demarca-
ton, with the eye, for thousands of miles,
and throughout the whole Of its devious
course, there is positive and unconQuer-
able reluctance on the part of its waters to
mingle with the common waters of the sea
it is an the sea but not Of it.
So should the Christian be in the world
but not Of the world. Passing through it,
and warming it by his vitalzng influences,
but separate and distinct from it. He must
of necessity be in the world, but his life
should be of different coLn from the life
of the world, pursuing different ends, gov
e4ned by different principles and actuated
by different motives, so that the eye of the
looker-on may see and mark the distinction.
In all the clashing of the waves, and cross
ing of the tides around him, he must main
tain steady and uniform course. Yea, in
toe heaving and surging of great political
and national storms, however absorbed in
the studies and anxeties Of such crisis, he
must not forget his character as Christian,
and the paramount claims which God has
upon him. In the scorching drought Of ad-
versity, or in the swelling tide of prOsperi-
ty, the Christians life, that life which he
now lives by faith in the Son of God, like
the Gulf stream, should flow evenly and
smoothly along. He should diligently and
faithfully discharge the duties he owes tc
the world, and especially to his own land
and country, but at the same time he must
not reject the duties he owes to his owl
soul and to God. He must look through the
world in MS pilgrimage to the beforehand
and be brought in contact with it at every
step in his career, but he should remember
that large part Of ''pure and undefled re-
lgion" is to keep himself unspoued from
tie acorld," '-Southera Presbyterian.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1862-11-20

Is IT YoUl-Many come to bring their
clothes to church, rather than themselves.
, 1862-05-14

WESTERN UNION COLLEGE and MILITARY
Vii open Primary Academic aud Collegiate Courses
on Sert lBth 1851 Tie College has tWelvu experienced
teAelets. thorough APp0tut1tltA and e1reltut aPSd
both regular md scientific eonr1es tho aaest
seAoo. huIdnRs IN the Wea {coet s1la0o2 aople and
AdvAnAgee #bich should claim rue attention Of pale9
TAaTEY AND Rf1x TACTICS, swoRD. BaYuaEr AND
G7asAsT1C ExkRGsEs, CoAxoE zorAFz ASD FASuT @
for boaIu. furnished room. fuel, 1ghta washing aad
tons for ae7 hoerdsEz under the roc1 zte Ass
The constant care of the teacha1s AddreA for Er:H
1afBD 8. COVEET. President Fulton, III. fe5fn9E hi
, 1862-05-14
MASTERS SALE-State Of. n1i-.
1EA notk Cook Couoty ss Etrerlt Court ct Eo1k

Efc - a1o9 g E6NdR -F6ftCEoEuT q 3l9fZs3se
Puhtc noEee y neeab3 Eixen th45 Z I e 81 ~ e
nos H oe,saeat nasaG4sss e q o1s,,o v8sSs ~
den 1of ces 10 ~ h4knss biaez st tie notta toos
1as Coz: 4ocss et ~ ooas q csot s. u N !. lsa
!octoSE fo1-son Of s.td dsy su t ssn ae
dsseo<d pssfels Of isaa sltas1e taaa1sss
ses.azc 2aaS.sr os ssetee % sSsXK X ":
49, .ef ~ ~ r1Tj fTnc1t u 3tsridtA2. cons.asa4
fr4I aeses Eao soa.h hHf Of " esss h1 = e aa
ffstsr ~ ISL moth fat:teen Qt ss4s
|nF ~ Thrd r7inet:al heFdtan +fsA sas ts.rs1.
.sa 9s* Is, x fo1n.htp 81 ESfS ssa q esese N g
z,. sr b15tics hs.eore. ss aeesAax @
VIE .ts Hcn15. pFcpa. a:a tass<.sn nas = esaA
'1sH.rt VIII The coxA o{ a.ld sl3k ND ERA GaS% b
pma a1nsxssx ii nd s8ln. L. C. FAtA& FEHhsy
'"''0 BAEcr e CtaaVezT Il EooE Conq1Hs
Cht=.go. A2rE 20, ass. saaR*As@
, 1862-05-14
aid O. WEGO LINE TR ANS,
~ FoRTkTlDN tx.NRAsT FOB ~ 3bmf5;assf n 1,as4

V PORTATIDN Cx1MPAHY FOB lBLFs!1a8 = 5I1a
Dare CO, Ofwe=o: F. r. Dane d CO. sko 6sosa
EEreet New TeFx, rFoprtreofd- o,. .r
The ncfessARaed Is gsLt4 Of faa An9ts 1ta MA11.
zs7ABtlsnp LH& viii cnntEnst IfeiEns - n iox1s
! usssets IT," kiso SssyJ re4Eez rora Eaateza posaz
fWesrwnrd T1.is route Eta tsass9 q nor ed!y ne
;5Es4Ea q S1rsc7.e. II Tse co1Psn5 hsre n ~
s Nh a * Eeee With vh.eh tier transfer Erain
sIipptd by thin I4aa hsM vasealb TO canal boA3 G1
nnt rai1E into sto1c
?oas &e&As WRIGHT Z; WHITNEY. AEeata
.Pa1feeA Buldta*. "a sso<J3alo so1tn
st1eeE cointr os WeiA s-eet- spat R1it2m
, 1862-05-14
u7sr4sz4ssv GaEuezc..l HOTEL Cairo, II.
DARISIAN PATTI Z N 8 :,
mAD1m EANF1EE

11s c1APy erREeT, annunncss 70 tho L.d:es sad
H. Hat trs grIsresF. her opening OF 62staK ana
su1ne: e. Fa.h.ena ~ HOUSE e 9nder ths a1pe=in-
endfaee q NILE II aas1asr xnn nnd III 81 t.9s
PsT ones s. cnoote q give hsf : s7.4l AME- GAN
Il eI reh eoets dts gooGA mnde up 70 SAe lsse4
European tHf+H. soo-1d NOT fsl 70 si%a MG13ELL4
EaYAEAG4 I*41 a sae has nada d.aaac5 fur thA
dns in the Courts Of EUROPE Aud Ia sveFy WY
eQ1 petsns % Et*a Aatsfa11n1 to the upst sdIous.
sp79{&zl2w
, 1862-05-14
EDurart01lal.

FOREST HOME FOR BOYS.
Thorough Instruction In a saf" home IL delight
ful su?erb ofthcagc !F Ten SC fet lads who ara er
rtcled achCo: GndEt twelve JeAI3 OF aks$
but can rsnain an uaednlte time afes , ~. g
reference tn any who c.ny .9qpte. Address ". l.
NICHOLS Post Otnca Boz lsS2 Chicago, Uioo1.
my&r1t:W
, 1862-05-14

WHARFAGE AND CALLING
;IHf HAEDa!-Thn most fasadoasbIe
BEST SILVER DOOR PLATES,
! AID esrr7 b<snsh OF engraving IN sopezsorss,asb bJ
WILLIAM j. WHITE
my!.z2gsss ~ doors eaR Of c4sk
, 1862-05-14
5tfH11ttuHt It1tRS.
TIL e
Western Transportation Co.
WESTERN EXPRESS.
" 1r86 2. ~

TIT THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CON-
new Z ToRK oaat's taaTa.% -; T1ts .1ess OF tho
I'D /
e.1Ns1.aS UE.S - ~ RA1LHOADs.
ere ofer tS TIC Comm escis nsnfs e. ea9
dsnuy superior taSttss for TIE rans q ne
IN. Nortferr snd SorthT esesa state H. -. -,
pa5ys unsqua1lcd CANAL fsttiaes capzist:1g o{
aen neeI.s ao,*o > !;
or The largest c1a.s slx ii which Leave rev Yo. aaa
PTopefeF sj}s Inea ~ af1'o VIE LIE following
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
Owned and onc,atea ~ H.. fnrna,v1 TN -ua ore,
tas Sew Totk Cennsl fanroad to Bqds1o. connecung
foloEtss fss of rnneIar e L. no a anG Iawes
Lake,:
THe 8;,,,,e>- FAKE Five 1prsy,y-
1Unn 1uNA !" sas aN1A, F0NNTA1H clff,: !
nTn11aTE r, mESoNA,
PLHmoUTH, EVEasnEEs CITY,
nsr1gnEs m1r r4a2x4n *;4,1':;.I, Sa1ESA,
+ - 8: - sa3 s.: 'sas:e ST
she Sasso elsFeissd 50 etsszs 2 ss
Tho neF>.ass xS.1e nrI7.,
%os
T!a North ehore direct connecting at RaaIo With the
lev Iork Ce4tral and Buffalo, New
1ofk md ET.e Railroads.
Vt T "a S.ean,er1 VT t!c a,rar-c-s
-eea-- -. - ~ oe-N@o'
n4sso1AAs DGNAAHAs
HTKNDTE cnEraRn
c.c4rsI.s
1'.-
s-
ocioeE For tfesEt Of p.ssssesppi7 4 tie CoaEpssss
oHce, Erie Baein-
Fysrzfus.rf. T1o;ef7x9- <u,,7,seE-,x
, 1862-05-14
Meett,tg ot 5tofkbot1ers.

NOIICE.-The Annual Meeting
l. ef the SHAREHOLDERS of tie Tonic. ard Peser7-
burg Railroad COMPANY viii be he1a at DsaTA1, IN
farewell County, on WEDNESDAY. .flnc 1iEa, 1t
o'ctccE P ". ". g. isEENE, PreNde1t-
Jas. BEEDAA. Secretary. my7.tIe2-' n
TH E CHIC GO so u T H
4 BRANCH DICK COMPANY will holt lis aanuL
meeting for the election Of Directors md The transac
ny 5.p5l-lm Il j. kNiSELT. Secy.
TUICAGO AND ORTIZ
May let st2 TIE aunual ee:.nz of the 1on 1hnde7s
ani stocs o"@T: # the Chtss3o aaa Notth SsateTa
f-ny IN tie city of Chicago. Tlurs1sy III. 5h d.T
ofJune 1ss at 2oclock T. H. for the election OF nt
fectu:s for the Et-u.DE snt for the Fauaachon 7f
any etfrr hr siEess thnt nay c1Ee hefnrc then
my l-rs24id WILLIAM u. OGDEN Pres1aeut.
, 1862-05-14

MASTERS SaI.E.-State of Ilii-
W. rnas; cork County: u. Circuit Court Of coox
Coursy-In Chnncery: 5@pdcn Cni1ds ~ S4n9el E.
Pnb1ic nozics Is hcreoT given tkat L c Pima
msuSk will IL obene5ee ~ tAe Haend.s.1 ! dsc-ee
ert1r3 n sau ahose atteA esaaA sN It paehc aue-
q nc Court HnuAe II r. ct:T {! Ca;s.zo ga7aty ot
te occcF IN forenoon Of said d.T The t44o
ipz described parele ofnd sitasts u he .uans. OF
CoE atoresa!1 E,t al 5zndtFdea sEu ghixx c[ che
east tar Of the Northwest quarter uf eccstn7 tnlrJ
four 90, NJ township tnittYhTe 90. north OF range
t8.ureg eighty tS} Acze4-.Also11 undivided t&pthrs
OF ans eq,Al undtvaded half ct sha wgzs r1t t4e
thrt5 auW a}. purth bf range. easso OF
The third pnrr'psl meridian cen.n1enE g ~ f02cxtA
be the Same t3yue Or les Or nueh 1nd Aufh psfon
" nt1 h uee. sarr 70 1nsks the snnasyd1e % e
ec1apH:fsEt RIsaea2G a.,s - g. @'94
''ea' .. e.-e - - ~ t. G. rANE FREHR, -
F,z1csao Anrii - I8a ep4+p7l6f4
, 1862-05-14
:DEntlRts' 4ar18.


N| M ALBAU0Hs DENsf[6I.
w umoaand Ee4nennn Ko q Weu Rsnastpa
taeesE Szaess..E e E9ss5 q AAosaxh2 Eoa1a r:
a3Ee I'D FlAeA ,feopersd rEt7u tnIl sztF1Esa u
ssek4 da1szfzoe1tn4 nentstxJ. saet4e1 ta TnIxAa
Cx31MnY, E11E4DfI8H. ENauL.Af1N9. o. hA fn4et;
Ena a. AE1ftuz1L 1xx9E: a3pssmen1 ~ u etna7 at
xo3k eso b seah as ~ ekaos. GhazEes Do4Aae&
MSfE4F
, 1862-05-14
7:3rp &Dnbs.

r ARGE. STOCK OF GOODS
l. FROM sHEKlFF SALE8 Just recelynd ss BOYxEB
Csap btc1e. vhacA VIII oe scad At azt1scriAc Ne
afe now offestpk thu RreAtkt b2sg4nA o3efod In
Ire CfEf. LQ<k q the p{fees;
, 1862-05-14

FrltntId lot iGsffoE Csakt II to Is Fms lot7 OF
F1tvee4 EUnfea8AE4ee. and nuEA, othar esrzzt1s
whih Afe setug hsh pEice y Bo7lat Che4p atnFe
Nc, Is South C1ask street ahoyt Ho1z0e, ApHP933H
, 1862-05-14

66Hk 81 o. AAENN- .s4%4&
:Hoop Sk!stA 81 sptfnEs- 81.
l:atfit8 Hose.:., .'-:..-...-..
EL&Aies E1eh Hbea.
tTurhzIA, few etT!e.+-... -.
.EtN Ryh Bo8pas1......-
;Sftk PAIaso1s- .-,,........
:8pri1 z RtHaet Hbc1nE-.-
.Fuun1 Yetl8 :...... -.
Skirt RFaio- WsdA..:......4
E1tkpMbs.:......---[,
JRtcneE eetAa.:~..--
CorEreeB Hea &ItWS-
j st1R kofe-..rsA...t;s....ss
:CsuRrs = -Hte1' {A3t3fH,...
.Mitses Zee! 4xrEx .-...
iAtsseA Hs4A Sir p.es7:-... :. !.
ilhk.lfk Heft EIlppef8';> :.
:IAfsFA ENEypdeIfHneFf !
, 1862-05-14

F. X z l. a N ALI . N.
L-By opening Register C. air Is admitted Into ths Ice
hs p6er l. where L. cuu1=d aud purlsd In The mast
expeditions raaoaar-
1.-THE ar thus cooled and purified pss.es tars1xs,
zper5ee DID, che ustuTal tendency Of cold sir being
uownEarGs+1 directly Into the Provision Chambef e
pelHeaNnG every part md preserving untlo-r sen
peEAtE1e throughout the entire ChaEloer.
III-Afte- Tho cold has thus performed Its Office
!: Is made 2ssa fh1oakh The .sps7tltes BE- where
Slight warmth viii c4as t. plssup through te so4ee
bctEcen tho csses Of The fegerstar ad out at Gse-
IF. thing serving tho further purrose Of prevent,
Ing the warm extetlas ali from penetrating through
the casea 1ato the Provision Caanhes.
Chicago AssAT OFF1cg, 1T LAKE sr.t
March sSfn, ls5.. :
We hare carefully examined NISsHIr's PATEST
EELF FEkTELAT1Ea fEFR1GEEAToA, Rnd eau Culd-
Gently recommend It excellent and kuoer1nr Ea-
H1EeFa1or. It's ccussTnEtton In SIMPLE neat aad con
venfent and secures an important po;nt neglected
mpeE1ectg pEoEi1 1sd n csae. VIZ: cur
reaf Ct cold DRY sir In TUG provision champt thereby
not only preventing deco but alao the Aeon
B1ANEY q AARlSER.
Analytical and Consulting CncG1is8.
We are manufacturing the shove well kno~n Re
ftgerato-, taye Ir Of the different sI.es
nov ready for delivery. We eef only to the trade Id
lots at reta By the Y.1!ouH dealers both IN
The city and country.
VABDERV0oRT, D1cKERsoN 4: CO.,
Manufacturers OF WiusllIp's Patent Ecryeetua.l.s
Rett1& eratGr, l99 and x01 Ran 1ofph St, Chicago,
ar20.p9u ew
, 1862-05-14

'e37 =. e "1.- u G. PAINE FRXHB. =
- Haster u Chascez1 os Cook County;
CHICAGO, April q. IsG2. spAp
, 1862-05-14

so at time when the country was almost to
tally hereft Of a Government, and when VIC did
not know whom to trust.
Now, gentlemen, I could narrate to yon In
this wsy many incidents of official connection
with the War Department Were 1t necessary
I wonid give you some particulars connected
with the history Of this man Dawes, who ap-
pea1s to be most active In the persecution
Hgn1nst me. I understand he is little prose-
cutting sttorney, living somewhere in Massa-
chueetfs / am well aware of the real cause
Of his eDmfty, and will briefly STATE 1t. Some
people Of Massachusetts,, especially about the
good city OF Boston, osu nearly al the stock
In 1he Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad.
Notwithstanding that road has accumulated
more money on account Of this war, By the
transportation Of troops and WIZ matcz1al for
the Government than it ever did bafore IN
double the length Of time (which fact was
/ chiefly owing to tho confidence entertained
In It's President); yet the management of the
hsye an entire monopoly Of the Governments
business. When tue bridgsa On the Y ila1ing-
ton and Baltimore road were burned. 1t be-
came absolutely necessary to construct new
lire Of tIaEe! to Washington. Bymy dfEec ton
| the President ofthe Pennsylvania Rail road, Mr..
! Thompson, In connection with the Whining
! ton Road made arrangements to run line Of
boate from Perry Wills to Annapolis, aud sac
eeeded in gntting the project into successful
| operation. Ibis new rnute WAS used until the
!
OF by NE for the Government, aui( until the
bridges of Che Wilmington road were rebuilt.
In the meantime au arrangement xss msde
with the Harrisburg. Reading and Nc y Jersey
raads to reduce the fare from 36 to & from
New York to Baltimore, per soldier. But MI
action In this matter took money ont Of tht
purses Of fnntlemen in Boston, and Mr. Dawes
who appeared to represent the iaterests At
freted, became my enemy. This is the onl.
reaeon for bis opposition Of which am aware
do not know hin further than that he We!
frequently hanging about the War Department
t, In common With other applicants for specia
; favors. Having my whole time occupied il
|, preparing An army ont OF raw and undiscip
lined soldiers, of corrse may Have run coun
ter TO the desires Of such gentlemen, and con
sequentlF theJ NOW return the distavor.
fhis theme is By no means 3 pleasant on
for NE; but a{ter The recent wrong which ha
been done me felt that when talking to IN
4 old friends. And peistbore1 wonld do mysei
the Efmpfs instica TO speak plainly. It woul
be needless for ueto atsEmpz to convince 70
j. Of my honesty of purpose and intention /
j every official oct nf nv life am kuo wu
+ you peTeounl,y, and feel willing to abide b
and:wsn fully apprecinte Cur dectsiou 1po
u M eharaeter ~ 5our citizen, (Gte'
! appliance. -'~
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04
MR5ETiTIE MhfOn.


WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, 1862.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04
Of the people.

PostOfices Tse-OPened in Tennessee.
Nashville, County seat,) Davidson
county.
Gallatin, County seat) Sumner co.
GAINESVILLE, County seat) Montgomery
county
Springfield, County sea9 Robertson
Franklin, County seao Williamson
county. ltI
Columbia, County sea0 Maury co.
Murfreesboro' County seat Rutherford
county.
Shelbyville, County ses0 Bedford
county. ta
Lebanon, County seaD Wilson co.
Smithyille, County seat DeKalb
county.
Waterstown, Wilson county.
Liberty, DeKalb 9"
Alexandria, DeKalb =" uII
Palmetto, Bedford F"
jennings Forks, Smith county.
Gordonsyille.
New Middleton, Smith comfy.
Mitchelsyille, Summer county.
Jordan's Valley (Christiana), Ruther-
ford county.
The above list will be kept standing
in our columns, and added TO from day
to day, as other Offices are re.opened'
We would suggest to papers in Northern
States the propriety of copying the above
list at least once week.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04
Gen. ButIer Keeping Hotel.

When General BUTLER was at Fortress
Monroe he complained that govern
ment kept him there simply as head
waiter of a contraband boarding house.
He is now trying the experiment of
keeping a hotel" on a little larger
scale, and the New Orleans correspond
ent of the Boston journal tells us how
he has succeeded thus far:
Whatever may be thought Of the ability
OF Gen. Butler 20 COoduct public house on
a popular SCALE be has at least shown him.
self equal TO The task of opening aud keep,
ing first rate Motel. Upon the appearance
Of the Federal feet the 81. Charles shut It's
wide portals, and 10 All intentsand purposes
"closed for the seasOu.n But Gen. Butler re-
quired accommodations for binsali aud mis-
numerous retinue OF officers aad body eaard
and as the 81. CHARLES offered the advantages
OF central location, coupled with elegant
apartments and well stocked larder, it was
taken for Oh season. There sre no guests
10 The house, except tbOse who come by fbe
invitation or permission of q %. Butler.
The bar is closed, aud The buudfeds OF Oni.
GERS who have pledged their friends 10 tha
North that they would drink their health at
the ST. Charles, will necessarily be- Compelled
10 posip ne that indulgence tor the preseni.
Under u present prOprlet0rship, tie ST.
Charles occupies rathag an Anomalous POSE
uon q "a house Of eniefttinment
The main entrance 10 Hnked with brnss
field pitces, soldier guard TO- eotrauc3a and
b vouack AZ ibe ioot 20 %, staircase sucks
Of arms have uslrpsd the place Of lhs port.
ers 90 ihe sidewalk. and The marbla door OF
The rounda rings With lhe sharp click of he
sabre, while military trappings decor az nv
iady's toHet stand aud oawpe ga page. box.
cs Of ammunition aud hospital stores occupy
tte piac where eTst weie pird tor trnnks
and hat boxes OF tourists, up river planters
and Northern merchants Federal officers
pace 20 aud iro on che spacious balcony. on
rit down coinposedly 10 eDj " a sissta III the
cool OF the evening objects Of curiosity aud
aversion o TIE proud oreole and he naughty
belle, who cast sldsl1ng .ancsso OF cont,mpi
as they pass Bat iu zoe words Of Captain
Alden, Of the Richmond, We have come
here 70 stay do you understand Aud
they will do IL c0utadcling by % AZ ha-
mane "a Co. their hrproicUabls bearing
The erroneous impressions which tus dsluded
oouihrons haze rutertaiued respecting TIE
defenders Of the UniOl.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04
TAKE the Union!

1t has far larger circulation than any
other daily newspaper that has been
published here for years.
tits the ogioial newspaper Of the United
States for Tennessee.
1t is the official newspaper Of the State Of
Tennessee.
II gives the latest ae,os from the Military
Department South, and later Han any ether
paper.
II has immediate communicated Nth the
Military Headquarters, which no other
paper here has. "io.
II gives reliable information
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04

Gov. JohnsOn's speech at Columbia.
Owing to the length of the Address Of
the Union Committee, which has been
anxiousIy expected for some days, we
are obliged TO defer Publishing sketch
Of Gov. JoHNsoN's speech until tormor-
row, Our readers will find the brief
sketch of Ex-Gov. BRowS's remarks
quite interesting, He confesses that in
his Judgment the Confederate cause is
lost beyond redemption.