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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04
] very Imporlant InformalIon.


Our rebel citizens will find the follow
ing order in blank issued to the Provost
Marshal by Governor Johnson, full of
highly useful information II has been
executed already and will be from time
to time as the public good demands it.
Gentlemen who persist in uttering rebel
lious sentiments may prepare for a
speedy trip South. They cannot re-
main here. They can no more be tolera-
ted than scorpions, adders or torrantu-
las, in an orderly community which has
any regard fer its own safety:
state OF Tennessee.
EXECUTIVE DEpARTMENr,l
NASHVILLE, June 3D., 1862
COL Stanley Matthews, Provost Marshal
DEAR SIN: Ma, is hereby remanded
toyour custody, there TO remain until
arrangements can be made for his trans
portation South lin connection with such
Others as may be ready and are required
to be sent beyond the Federal lines, there
to be left with the distinct understand
ing that if he recrosses and comes
again within said lines during the exist
ing rebellion he shall be considered a
spy and dealt with accordingly
Very Respectfully, : ia
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Hate Military Governor.
P. S. If Mr., before he is re-
manded to prison, determines to take
the oath of allegiance and give bond in
the sum of $1,000 for its faithful observ-
ance, he will be released on so doing.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04
United States of America
MIDDLE DISTRICT on TENNESSEE.


NV HEREAS. information was filed within ana I,
w the Middle District Of Tennessee at Nasty l1
on the 2eth day Of May A D., 1852 by John Trinbl
hsq Attorney for the United States for the Mldd
District OF fcnncssee, who prosccntes hcrein on bhhh
Of the United Slates against certain propertv VIZ i
Lot situated on The Northeast corner OF Cherry sire
and franklin street, Ia South Nashville and n
buildings thereon; the said buildings recently erect,
for the PURPOSE Of preparing materials for ia NAM
iacture OF Gunpowder; also the mach lncg aud III
lures connected with said establishment PRAYING pI
cess against the same, that II be candemnfd as I'd
ieltsd. I0 ~
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the monHion, Al
der tn seal Of said Court, to mo directed and del
cred, do hereby give public notice % an psfsol
claiming SAID properly, or ln any manner Interest,"
therein, that they be and appear before said CircI
Court 90 pe held at tho CITY Of Nashville, in ana 1
SAID District, ON the 0th Gay Of October, 1862. at
o'clock 70 tRo forenoon OF that day then and there
inlerpose their claims, aud to make their alegato'
"a lnel genhu IL. r. GLAsCOcK,
JuneS-l4l u. 8. Marshal NJ. u. VI
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04
$3.50 Reward.

Dan on from the Cofamcinial Iistel. On tl.s ftr.
IL DAY 81 harch AT, n negro boy, of ooi.r,r 49,
~ ne name " AAhOh about b years 8f sge Z
rather fie4 " ansaer vixen sp8k6n M - ~
lo9gs 20 VIZ fopagi a smith county 49, AZ Il
og,'.o1 "a is' ',llesoniel himsslf AZ D iree 81
p ~ Il '-...Ns l .'lne 81 &c regin0nts ! uuIray
D. vas When pa ltiii y no az fle C8mmer1isiikti
poo ssi fil.s, 90 any time in be year hi lssl
rAML. ~ HAZE
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04
! ATTENTION.
4 Brave and Loyal
TENNESSEANS.

w ANTED--Ablo b1d.ad mon for the Second Ten
w nes5es Regiment i0r service Boz This STATE. by
authority Of hs Esoo.ioncy Governor Johnson pay
che same az in tha regular army, Including every
thing Bounty
500 and 100 Acres % Land.
M wl De TIE eadeavor ~ tho Geld ofacors 10 make
10 one OBJ tho best regiments m ttefcrvco
Those who desire o. l0im computes wiz please ar
BY personally 0r by lttte- az beaaqusrters 10. u
North Markei guest
ID. p. r MCLEAN,
mya Nv c1iols.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04
ICE ! ICE II ICE Il
for Corn and Oats
Notice to Stockholders.

NASHVILLE, TKNN., "a June, 1862
A MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the Sc
n WANEE MINING COMPANY will he beli a
thd olioe, No. 20k broadway, New York on Friday
the lStii DAY OF June next, AZ One o'clock 4 N fo
the transaction Of important business
by order OF the Directors gT tHU
iuneS-lotf 4, WARD BARNES, Secretary.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04
TO Clothing Buyers!

LARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK 0.
Assorted Summer Clothing.
From, weIknown Eastern House, win be offered
lfiYate sale at aud even below cost nj
q -. G. HENRY 4 CO . AUCTION ROOMS.
OTosnE LOUISVILLE HofEf, 40 $40 Mly s1Rsrr
IfL LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. LII
ga Union and Planters Bank money received !
90 els. per dollar. nj hoes-ot
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04
ROSP CTUS
OF tbs
NASHVILLE UNION.

IHE NASHVILLE UNION was commenced few weeks
SINCE for the purpose Of opposing the Rebel Southern
Contederacy, and Of advocating the restoration of
Federal authority, without any abatement, over all
the States which have attempted to secede. II holds
as friends all Who support and foes all who oppose
the Union Of the States It has no watchword but
FREEDOM AND NATIONALITY.
W tn rebels and traitU has no compromise TO
make. II contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made in pursuance thereof as the SUPREME
Law or TIE LAND anything in the Constitution and
Laws Of any of the States to the contrary notwith
standing.
It contends for the Union Of the States. because
without 1t the preservation Of our liberties and pst
tutions and the organization of society itself are
wholly impossible Therefore, whatever Glands in
the way Of crushing out the rebellion and restoring
The Union must perish, no matter by what name il be
called.
To the people Of Tennessee, ever renowned for their
devotion to Liberty and Union until they were be-
trayed to the rebel despousm at Richmond by per
dious Governor and corrupt Legislature and who
have felt heavily tho awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support Let the names Of
rebel onceholdors, Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Men, who have filled our borders with mourning, be
gibbetted before the world. Let those ambitious aud
ayaricious men Who have plotted our ruin for their
own aggrandzement be fastened - the plory Of
shame, no matter how high their position in society
Let it be shown how the selfstyed defenders of
Southern Rights" are now leading marauding bands
OF ree-booters add mosstroopers over our state kid
mapping negroes, stealing horses and cattle, breaking
into houses, burning railroad bridges and cars, and
numbering unarmed citizens in cold blood. Let the
truth, so long excluded by the Southern cousprators
now circulate freely through every nelghborhood
and our tause wi assuredy triumph, win not loyal
men everywhere aid us in the dissemination Of facts
and The advocacy OF Free Governments
Terms Of subscriptions in Par Funds.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04
ToEms d sutseriptlona IN Par Tnnds.

0FHg to very limited number Of Post Offices at
present IN Tennessee, bave not yet been able 10
commence the Tgiwcekly a5d Weekly issues. We
win issue iil weekly when We have Eve hundred.
ani the Weekly when we have a thousand subscri
5ers.
Eg-Ail communications on business with uhe onoe
VII be addressed 10 me PUBLISHERS Of the UNION
and AN communications 20 the Editor viii be address
to 3 C. MERCER
Editors Of loyal newspapers will do usa great kind
cess % re-pubiislmg the foregoing or ia substance
The corrent transactions n Tennessee for months 10
come VIII be highly Interesting 20 an lovers Of their
country and her free usntutions and The columns Of
tho UNoS VIII furnish the earliest and moat reliable
history Of these events.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04

.eEaetionsgis. uPenrns--beeleeai-.b
the most powerful armies on earth--an
army composed of the indomitable te-
nacity and perseverance Of New England
and the NORTH, and the manly courage
and irresistible energy of the West and
North West. Here il is and here il will
remain until returning reason takes the
place Of passion, and treason 70 the
Government is displaced by the loyalty
of the people
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27

ClNcNNA1 NJ, ,! Col. Heath. viii
5000 rebel. attacked our forces under Coi
Crook yesterday AT Lawisturg alter j. severe
FIGHT the rcle, were completely routed Col.
C@ook's mrcs numbr red 1860. Oar loss was
10 killed. 40 wounded, aud s missing The
rebel loss was much greater We captured
/ cannon. 900 stand OF arms. 100 prisoners, a
Iieutenant-e,on one major and several captains
and leuteuans.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27

DEATH OF MAJOR GoDDARD-Among the list
of killed at Pittsburgh Landing, was Major
William R. Goddard, of the 10Th Illinois Reg
ment, gallant officer and true hearted man,
Major Goddard was the son oil Alpheus Goddard,
Esq late of Georgia, VT, and now of Lana, IL
linois. lie was born in Georgia IN 1910. and
when tho Mexican war broke out he was
the first to enlist and, served through the war
as frat Lieutenant OF II company raised at Tam
pico. burlington Times.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27

"CARpETs - Large quantities Of these goods
have been brought over to our city from the re-
cent auction trade sales in New YORK, by the
New Eogland Carpet Co., who are cutting them
up to their retail trade at an Unprecedented and
astonishing rate. '-BoStoa Post
Their advertisement will be Iound in our to-
days issue.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27
c. E PHI ALIC PILLS
CCeE
BILIOTS HEADACHE ;

Nv the Of There Pills e periodical attacks Of New
Os or sick Headaches may lie prevented and II taken
az the Commencement OF ah suack, immediate relief
IRON pain aud sicsn,ss will te ohtalned.
They seldom tail 10 remo,ng tie nausea and head
che 10 which females are 10 Get.
The act gently upon the loBcis-remoyinr to'-
Iycurss
For Literary Men, students Delicate Females and all
persons Of scdruary habits thoy valuable 9, Lax.
utsc improving the appetite giving tone aus Vigof 10
the digestive organs restoring ie natural elasticity
and .trens IA ct the Wholesy sitm.
The CEfNALIC FALLS are the result OF long irFerii'
cation ani carefully conducted experiments, having
Seen in use many geats during which time they have
prevented aut relieved q vast amount OF pain and sui
riius from Headache whether originating IA ne ntrt-
OILS stem on .r1n delauAcd state OF fine stomach
Ih,y are entirely slaolr in their compo.tu-a ana
uuy te taken 10 an TIMES with perfect safety without
nn change as diet. anu tht absence Of any da rreabe
,sste ren8rrs Il easy to administer C. ehidfeu.
BEWARE OF COZ NTERFE.TS
The esuupe have i've signatures ofllenJy Spalding
on each box.
Sod by Dguee.ts and al other Dealers in Medicines
eoNvu BE- sent by mail prepared on receipt OF The
Price IL Cents.
Al ord-r. shoulu be addressed 10
HENRI c. SPALblNG,
As Cedar Street, New iVrk
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27

Capt. Ericsson has planned large seagoiug
Monitor with single turrct, plated with iron
twenty four inches thick, and armed with two
guns, carrying ball 1000 pounds in weight
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27
lour War Correspo dence.)
From the Fifth Vermont Regiment
WHITE llJusE CAMP, Va,

J
toAt d4le, and told you ma 'ho'o WIZ ~ -,
Ilcauoo, OF rs eeaalng. /. naS Iaihed "''No''
SAINT ever aincs,-is coming uo"l ~" ~ So
rate, "od oott mo as oy '''''os' ,,r,
wind. BuO hctt 80 Num'''"h ''o'r" ~
BODY looks s"ri} ""1 eIo's' 40 f'.''', ,..,,. ana
from 0H'e H"Cn eAFoa'.0' ,.d i. -,,,.
a5ue, Tic mealeal a'au h~'o J''' 's'''0 ~ '"'
Wnole bnstde faiohe Y ""''NJ o"'
ln1 nave h'aFd oi "''f - ''"'
i4ee the d'ae' ava H't " -" "0''N
awe b1ePei.ea' -H'' ''' y '''
gave y3u Jeseid"J 2" = "'a.''@
oar ptse". camp 5Io0"'' "''
course an en'", ny 'A4'o." '''' .'
ever na'e 1si" % wa" "e'''' ,,.,
W mt iio"7t people ~ 'o'N''s'
.ottei W 44i Iha1 wac ''""' -. ~
apma one "a we ? 'eon' '''.', ..',..,n', ana ~
con.tnIa Vi "hie" 'i~ 4''''
SOM se"s1s important ...,,,., i,
The e,1T ("'I"ouV 0''| a
rreaeflcSooHi5n, 4" - h."
VI Zen Hte' g" ''' '''y'''e 49, a',,r, li,n.oI
teims ho'' h"" uoi'''''0 ~ .,'',. .n...,,I
Oh inns pao1' A'''' P'''J ,,,,., ,,,i
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as often e, lac eAp'ote"' NV y e.
you HS very "oIuSJ i"0 10y M
nave m1' Win nave NOV s,.,,s -,
h'"l "''0 , NM ~ s. N
t'u times in"oa'o 'n"' mus .',,',, 't,..
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coulao'"' +'0 VIZ -. 1,,,..,l nm,
-t'ichth' thu we N4'" ~" INK >s,,I.,.,9
tue mos. Hh l!o'"O'' 'l0'''' .,',,,..- u,
people "e'1 l'"'0.'" r|.e.l.
Ia tl"l way "''"H '''''
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mas gay '"o' 'a ,',,,..','g
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sraee'u"j 4e''I'- 49,
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@am i'i 81 t-''l5 Az" 'g''''' '''' '''N' - '''
J,h Tor to"aI''i' 'h- ~ N'''J
lie Wth' i'tet " I1" ''"1. ~ "'''. ~
alliis say =. a "
90 Je made Secretary 81 " a., s"o"''
consent to IAat, as 40 ny "l'" " nave '.H
mixed up ln politics. o"y 'hou'u &c 90" ~ 'o'
MN made |omlhaIu'r- lu''nle'' ~" -
puck la. " NIX -! ~ po"'V9 -
slendid iara, ior 'h"t Is just ADou' % o'u
nix ar most men ever ~ mo -h"u 'n 'i
his desire ~ : see MN Nou''''A''0c' ~ -g'''V''
There's pTide ana ASPIRATION 'oi you y 90
WhoieSA4e' S"'sS '"e 80
discouraged alter all ioF his - ~, r; Dloo'
seems to circulate Hcely Conl'nanu'F
m'chlti AN '"a' 9 ~ 'O'
lie, gong mo L''tlo mac oA6 nTs' anu zoe
most, me bell weather ol ue1son heep
q aspiring young man. ou' o0"''' 'HV 'uee
June,
Before closing MS lengthy anu qul'e 'n'er's
ing epSte ne ADVISES MS ino.ner' as P, w"l'
measure 10 TAKE ah inventory =. 'Ie " u.
House properly ca'ue' "ois,'' s"evP' noss'
NOW, what Goes ''@' inoau "''ips ."'s 81
that togelhet,-'ho inventory '"u '"o u
discouraged seht'lheh''-ano VIZ nave qui''
:, puzzle. lie certainly must oc very P'uue
i. young man. or else ne naa gov y" 'no scent %.
big nice "eL' Il ever l snouiu meet ~
Lee, am mol sure Out tnae snou'u NC JaS'
y rious ana impnueh' enough W "SA MN III
d explanation Oh 'na' Pu]1e' -.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27

GARDENERS RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIAe
OONPOUNn.-'he popular prejudice Against patent
medicines seems TO have been removed in the minds OF
The many who have tried the above invaluable remedy,
Crftihcacs from alnong the INST men In the communal
" att,s to the virtues OF this COM ound ana the
ie3ed a, 10 convince the most cautions. We wonlo cali
tt,ntiun 10 ihe ftlpbe names attached to the adver
tseuert in another column OF this paper, md auN.
triu OF this excellent medicine, wluch has - rapidly
come INTO notice If the attention of The suffering eau
my bp unined We feel assured thata fair trial VIII te.
move al objections which may exist and that they WI
dndhe =" Compound AN nestImable blessing Boston
DaiV Adr,riisa.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27

on Ssh and oysters The secessonis.s { nearly
all wealthy, and can stand high prices, having
laid in stocks Of provisions long since.
There Is 10 doubt that the decision Of Gen.
Wool is Icading to great suffering among the
poorer classes.
1t WIS reported At Norfolk yesterday thai
Cen Burnside haa taken Weldon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27

SrRAsBapo May "a Col. KenlJ command
o, ,niantrI and cavalry have been driven back
from From Royal Va, with consdera'l lie loss
Ia killed, wounded and prisoners. The rebel
force is estimated at 5000 or 5000, and is re-
ported to have fallen back on Front Royal
which they probably occupied this morning.
(Signed) \. T. BANKS MAJ zen
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27

thereby certify that the foregoing true abstract OF
orders and details Of the allowances Il the Court Audi
tor At the March Term of Washington County Court,
A. u. led2.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27
SAVE THE PIECES +.
DISPATCH !
ECONOMY I

ECONOMY DISPATCH
II A Stitch in Time Sare Nne II
Asaceldenis will happen, even in we'll regulated fam
ils is very desirable 10 nav" tome cheap and conye.
men way TOR repairing Facnitpre, roys' Ufoekety, 50
sPALDiNG's Prepared eLuE
meets all such emergencies and houehcld can afford
to be without Hawsya ready and ny To the stick
ing point
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
n B.--A Brush accompanies each bottle. PaIoE %
cents E.
HENRY {. SPALDING & CO.,
As Cedar-s,., New York.
CAtrfoS.--As certain urprinoiped persons are al
temp,nR 10 palm oil ou the unsuspe0lng public, mita.
tons oi my Prepared Glue, would caution all persons
toeNsmme b parchlug aud see that the full name
sPbLDNG's PREPARED GLUE,
isou tbs oo eide wrapper; all others are swindling
countesei's,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27

Music Folios and Spring Binders
\ CIV. wILDER's
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27
Nrceu lllt. tr&fman
MONTPELIER, VIZ.
scsday morning, May 81, 1892
Alb h.ioa q Slavery "a the District OF Co
lumb.a

lumb.a,
From The London Times
NcuuerEoa ustmea nor frcncomen nave neen
forward .otaaasnz .aa lYct that the l6th OF
Ana, 1862, was auAy wl.cl withstand u Amer
laar history o. tao greatest Jay since thatol the
s.g4.u4o. IA Decarauono, indep2naenca--tue
Iay o. tits century winch "ui be hon'led
tnruueh n nle Whatever my ~ tae d,Stihy
- stone II Le Equtnc. v ben 'ht IaaI'i'n'
81 r.a aai lana 1ctorcs a,e becoming am
when l.c gro-s has grown hi,.H GA sne sra''7 Oh
MliDu nuoss, tiat day VIII s"no oBhe'. ," '"e
scale q. national festivities aud the 'eio'lneIs
al tine second revolution VIII seem to iofm' ~
r..c.tista I'll tlt pasl uue group MIN ms Fatil'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-29

TENNESSEE RIVER EXPEDITION Accounts
from the Tennessee river expedition, of the date
OF Thursday last, state that the expedition was
then at Pittsburg landing in Tennessee, near the
Mississippi line. The troops were being disem-
barked from the transports under cover Of gun
boats The army is large one-the largest vet
gathered at one point in the west since the begin
ming Of the war, and the work Of landing the
several divisions, and providing them with CAM D.
ing grounds in a country about which little is
known, was necessarily slow. ....
By this date, however, IL is probable the whole
army 10 disembafked, ana already on the march
to the interior. No considerable body OF the en-
emy's forces had been seen, and no effort was
made by him to oppose the landing. The rebels
have their forces concentrated at Jackson, Hum
boldt and Grand Junction, in Tennessee, and at
Corinth, Miss; but their strength at these points
Is not known. Having command of railroads
they will be able TO concentrate their forces at one
point, and they will, no doubt, do this for the
purpose Of resisting the advance Of our army
Pitsburg Landing Is about twenty we miles
from COrinth, and Ii isssurmlsed that the latter
place will be first attacked, after which Gen
Grant, who now commands the Federal army,
will move directly towards Memphis.
IL 10 net improbable that Gen. Buell. Is acting
In conjunction with him, In North AIabama and
that we shall shortly hear Of important and sig
nihcant events In that region.-S. Louis Re1os,
2ith NSt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-29

"VERYSINeULARP z Eridentes OF
Union Feeling IN Louisiana Tho New Orleans
Crescent Of the 1lth says: +
There were some later advices received yester-
day from Mississippi Sound, or the sea coast
There 10 no doubt but what the enemy intend 20
permanently occupy the coast from Biloxi 10 Pass
Christian. The landing few days since Of the
enemy at Biloxi indicated their intents. The OF.
fcers OF the expedition were very particular In
their inquiries for the latest papers. In landing
at Biloxi they first came to at Commodore Rob-
inIOn's wharf. r
Whether our Carondolet habitue will cons der
this any compliment we are not aware. They,
however, took sounding. about his wharf, and
inquired for the Mayor Of Biloxi; notmeeting with
him they disembarked, and landed at Captain
Browns wharf, went to the pistol gallery with
some Of the first families, so our informant says,
took a "smile, % with wishes Of reunion between
the North and South. These are very singular
proceedings.