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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-31
TENNESSEE BRANCH
or TuE
Claim AGENCY
CONDUCTED BIT
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
CHARLES H. GREEN, Agent,
No. SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

1HIs AGENCY Possesses peculiar facilities for tho
successful prosecution aud settlement Of na-
manda against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, Its conductors having had several
years experience IN tho management Of claims be.
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and The E1ecu
tive Departments At Washington, aud being thor.
oughly acquainted aud familiar with the laws and
regulations governing their Adjustment
Particular attention win be given 70 cases arising
out Of the present war, including the accounts OF
states, Contractors, and Dsbursing ofncors OF The
War aad Navy Departments aud for - tlOIIscts
ing, Drilling, and organizing Vols
unteers,o the reimbursement Of which IL author.
lied by act AZ Congress; CLAIMS FOR TNDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOR
PUBLIC USES or FOR DAMAGES TO SUCH
PROPERTY, for Hcrsos lost in the service and for
WilitnTJPaY, Pensions, and Bounty
Lnnd.
We give special attention 10 procuring PEN
siOns, HOuDties, ETC., accruing to soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted az case, or the
families Of such have died. or been killed while Ia
the discharge Of thor line ofdrty as such during the
present war.
Special caro- will also be given to claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or InelcientIy Managed
Prompt attention also given 10 The collection "
Quartcrmasters Receipts given Tor Property taken
for the use Of the Army to arranging Accounts with
and collecting Claims against tho Quartermsstsrs Doe
putmont
An Claims placed IA our hands receive our Prompt
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in the hands Of an Attorney at any distant
point frequently prove unsuccessful,
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily inter
course with all tho departments enables W IN most
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily than
where al, Communication and other necessary detail
must be conducted through The malls
To This end we solicit you 10 forward 10 W any or
ull ofsueh character you may from time 30 time
have presented, and, a. s custom, wo will fur-
nlsh you with all the necessary blanks, and, when
required, Instructions.
No charge made la any case unless succossfl
Address CHARLES w. GREEN,
No, 80 Cherry Street,
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INDIAN CorroN EMPLOYED IN THE
MANUFACTURES or FINE Goops.-A manu-
facturer Of Alsac, France, has by means
Of q new invention, succeeded in using
the short silk cotton Of India, hitherto
pronounced to be unfit for tho fabrica-
tions of fine goods, for all kinds of pur-
poses The Journal DIES Debates which
notices the fact, says that French manu-
features are making as fine goods with
that cotton as with the finest species New
Orleans can send Ii nfers from this.
that hereafter the price Of Indian cotton
will rise ON a level with that Of America,
a fact which must necessarily lead to an
increase of production in India
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NAsuvlLLr. Lulv 2oth. 1872

M, Editor ofda Union:
You can perhaps inform many of your
readers what the Law is in regard TO
those residents of this place, who have
encouraged rebellion, who still encour-
age it by deeds and expressions, who
have nevertheless sworn allegiance TO
the United staNs in order to bring
goods here or TO send goods Southwark,
or to get passes to so beyond the lines,
but who in spite of all this claim not TO
be citizens orthcse United States
What would be the law in case the
militia Of the State Of Tennessee should
be called out? Would this people be al
lowed TO stay and take care Of the inter-
ests of the city? a CITIZEN.
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colonel meLean,. neglment.

We had a conversation with Colonel
MoLE4N, last evening, who has just re-
turned from East Tennessee, where he
has been arming and equipping some three
hundred men belonging TO his regiment.
He represents a strong Union sentiment
as existing among the East Tennesseans,
but on account of threats emanating from
the rebels. they keep it in great mea-
sure suppressed.
The Second is rapidly filling up,
through the untiring exertions Of Colonel
Mclean, who certainly deserves great
credit for the able manner in which he is
conducting its organization. The rcgi-
meut would now number over seven hum
bred men, had il not have been for the
loss Of two companies which were cap
tured few days ago by MoRGAN, while
on their way TO this point. Col, MoLEAN
says he will have his men here as fast as
he can get them transportation. Success
to the Second.
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AashrillE atuiun.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 81. l8o.

The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted at the great state onion
Convention held in this city May I2, 1902:
ResolUed, That we recognize in the
NASHVILLE UEIoS an able exponent Of
the principles OF the Union men Of Ten
nessee, and we earnestly recommend il
as we'll deserving Of the patronage of
Union men everywhere;
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Twin brothers recently committed
suicide together al Antwerp. A letter
addressed to friend a few hours before
they committed the deed, informed him
that they had decided on putting an end
TO their existence in consequence Of un-
successful operations in business Born
on the same day, they wrote, we have
resolved TO die on the same Also
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Dr.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

"a WEza DR. KING formerly Of New York, 70
AK 49, the last i1uf years Of Louisville, Ky,
49, and Who has devoted bis att6ntouta
the treatment or private diseases for 90 years Halter
himself, having attended 10 practice Tor 20 mani
years and cured 50 many thousands, ho m onaoled
cure an diseases OF private nature, no matter hsN
bad they may be from nludicous medical treatmoni,
or from neglect OF their own. DR.. kug'a DspchssFv
No 28 esderck street. between Cherry and Zoe usrv
eooud story, where he cures eli diseases Of private
nature
Gonorhsa cured without Hausoous medicines or In.
euoronce With business
Structures OF old or recent date, CnlCtualy cured
4 few days, by an operation which causes 10 pain,
Where Structure eEisis health canu0t be ouloyodl
Psrhnps 20 disease Causes more mischief and und0rI
mines The constitution 30 much,
syphilis With oh the Diseases Of the skin, growiuS
out OF neglect or bad uuatmout, can be eloctuaiiy
cured M lev dHyu
yu,inal WsLsli touiar attention having bees
given 30 This disease and an thc c0nseq Fr0wuE
out of 10 brought on a many casea BY the destructive
habits OF inCJls terato youths and excessive ndul
ronce Of thc passions neglect Of which will undon
mine the constitution rendering tho subject amt TO-
business or society, ando sing premature old aFa
females " h0 may be lADCrinE Wltl any didUulty
the Womb may resi- assured tmmod ate relief
Persons residing abruad, BY wrt.uF aad stat thoa
CASE, with alec enclosed direct % Dr. A. King No q
noadsEt-- stroat NalA io, c1n will have ne nscas
uzry medicines sent 10 their address. once houi
ON O'Clock 10 ne morning ahtll N NE sVolinA
ulyio-iudkuly
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We prefer the determination of the re-
bells 10 the subjugation and onsIaycmcnt
of the loyal In the words OF the Lou
isyille Dsmo'0, at were better that the
last man engaged in the rebellion should
perish than that this country be destroy
cd %
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NAPIER, JACKSON, and WASHINGTON, all
testified in high terms do the fighting
qualities of the negro, who has natural
passion for military display and life
General LAwRENs, of South Carolina,
wrote in March, 1870, to WASHINGTON,
saying, "Had we arms for three thousand
such black men as / could release in Car
DINA, should have no doubt of success
in driving the British out of Georgia, and
subduing East Florida before the end of
july
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Geo Bell, a well-known butcher of
New Albany, died very suddenly yester-
day morning lie was engaged in skim
ming a COW that had diedot some disease,
when a fly, that had been feeding on the
carcass, bit him ON the arm, which soon
began 90 swell and inhame and extend
all over his body, He died in the groat-
est agony, Louisville Democrat
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The indianapolis Sentinel calls the
Mass Meeting Of Notwithstanding
istratl on men in that city ON the 3Oth
inst, ."Monstcr Mass Meeting" An
appropriate name; Il was a meeting of
political monsters
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The igMiser's Daughter" drew a mag
nillcent house last night, and we were
glad to see such large turnout of the la
dies as graced the boxes. The piece it
self is of that description peculiarly
adaptcdto work upon the sympathies Of
an audience, judging from the applause
bestowed last night. The "Miser's Daugh-
ter may be accounted the success OF the
season, and no doubt will be perma-
nent favorite with our play-goers. Mr..
DUFFIELD gave us the new song, "'Tis
the call of my country" and as custo-
mary, brought down the house. To-
night "Deli6ate Ground" and Mr. aud
Mrs. TURTLE; between pieces Mrs. HAT
TIE BERNARD aud Mr.. DUTTrELD viii
sing the Duett, "Whcn a lit1e farm we
keep" which will be a choice musical
treat. Fill the house.
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Soldiers, the safety and happiness Of
your homes, the glory, power and liberty
OF your country, are all united now in
your swords. Are not these enough to
make them more terrible than the club
Of HERCULES when you join battle with
the Southern traitors, the foes of freedom,
the covenant breakers Of the Republic,
and the adyersaries Of the human race.
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Singer the great Sewing Machine Man,
having amassed great fortune, has gone
on pilgrimage to the Holy Land to
spend the remainder of his days there.
Probably he wants 10 visit the tomb of
his relative King David, who was said
to be one Of the Singers of Israel.
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Wantcdto uire,

Two ablc-bodied NEGSo MES, TO work
,on the Nashville and EdgeGcld Ferry
Boat Apply at the Ferry, to
July 3O-2r w. b. VANCE.
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Some Of our exchanges are gravcly ar
guing the question whether State has
the right to secedc. We shall not stop to
argue whether it has right to seceie or
not, but we assert that we arc for making
it see sigLts if il does.
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QUeai@l-Who was the first seccs-
siOnist?
Anacer-The devil.
C0yksJug (Ta) Telegraph
The devil you say!
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Tn Manufacturers.

Vrsr prSF1yra. AND FOR sALh,
80 moiisF Leather
LSofhFT ana oum hsitlnH1
10y W. LTOH,
4 narksl "a,
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@uuetaru.
Furnished by Dyer Pearl.

Teneessoe Bank Notes are selling at % TO 30 p ct dis
Georgia Old Banks ...............4O - 90
south Carolina and Alabama. 40 ~
virginia and North Carolua........ab " 80
Ohio, Indiana and kentuc y.......
u e. Treasury Notes.. ........., "
a. nCse rates are Tor gold.
The Bank of West Tennessee is an exception 70 9
above quotations sales bavc been madoat 90 v Ct.
discount for gold
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The three worst isa,s in the world are
Atheism, Rheumatism and Sccessionism.
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Genera, Ordcrs-No. SO.

A. A. G..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-10-04
SOMETHING NEW
A LIVING HOME!

DUILT and arranged by the Proprietor with
ID the intention of making il emphaticaliy what
its name indicates. Home not exclusively for any
particular Medical system, but where all persons
can choose such treatment and mode of living as
they prefer. at reasonable charges.
Opportunity for various kinds of light labor.
combined with variety Of recreation and
wholesome system of dietctics will form the basis
of the establishment. The Institution will be
arranged in five different departments.
lst.-A Work-room. thirty by thirty-siX feet.
M.-A Chiidrens department.
-Miscclansous,-in two divisions, for sick
or well
4th.-A lynsIn department where constan
care and attention may be had at about the
cost of employing nurse.
5ih.-1he Gymnasium, or Physical Division
devoted to various exercises, social & ines
music. &c.
Hot Cold, Vapor Mcdicatcd and other baths
will be in readiness at all times. with an album
dance of the purcst Spring Wator, and it has been
the Object OF the Proprietor to so arrange the
establishment as to be enabled to give nv thorough
treatment under any system us can be had in any
public or private institution.
The establishment has been arranged with con-
vcniefces for supplying boarlcrs with whatever
they may wish, in their rooms wnen preferred ;
also for ummodating that class of persons who
LIVE To EAT. equally with those ho Ear 70 LIVE
The Institution has Il front of 1876 feet towards
the City Of Wilmington and Delaware River. three
and four stories with piazzas presenting variety
of scenery not surpassed by any in the United
t.f
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ttIroilil,ol
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
Worthy Of any Confidence for
Restoring the

n
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Many, since ,ne great discovery OF fr"i Wood.
ha.e aa,ein!.e" i". o',y 10 ni,"'e ms restorative.
pu' I'o'Fs !" nav s''nt'h'hS INA,
"o"h produce r"sn'tS 'aci 'G"'' out ,hcy nave all
Soine ana zone he'ns Gnrrls" nway ny the won
IsI.'r iesn'.s W III "n1u r5sP''.on; ahd nave
ee' 10 INV '"e hei" W It's rcs's'iess sway
''e'' 'Ne i''i'"'nS uo;, ,.;,,o, ,e,o
pc n VI ''"'"o. .'Fi" I'm 'a'''
W.. = $50 80 " w.. ue' i"e ,o''rr
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"i'a ~ va ~ i.,',"e III tn's
". . Vi, 10 49,. -; a." " nue ny,
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hoir Sin "o,,t;,,,,,. to ,,n in ,,noj ~, "' NY
49,, go, ~ t5 ~ an -, 49, H. ~ 't'u Vi
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a, E .o,or,d .Ln ,,,,,.i ,,,,r - - "''i'
w.. o,,l c.,,sn civ 10 @ o,'.i, II'
ITO Substance. ;s w.sItcJ III ,, fra,,,,c,t tI.;o ~
H.. rnno ,,hn, If c,rn WOW, ,'.rj H., ,;; :, =
r"c,. il, close conrcr.ion with The t tle
G., mo result will rnllnw 80 tl,. hair ~, ba"a
in fl, reeo;,, ~ ,r.,, ,, Lnr nf lot,on.
n,rs Of n n En..,5, ,sL;m,, mo r. nv a., -"
CONTINUES RI he Tood no tbcr. ;s an no,, H.,
The marufnctur" and sale Of y,rinus con,, nnJS ns
wrIl os This il has M Jn,b, hrrn L,snIv ;n,;tat"I
ami heinz, nsrd M, onlv w;thont ,m n,,i 81
but to absolute injury I have not us.J ony of
your Restorative Of onv accouyt for some ,o";,,ts
and We, nv .,ir is u. Sood rs ever ona bnnJro]s
have examined it with sunrise. ms am now 81
vcors oil and r,t gray hair in my bc,J,or on ~,
facc and to prove tits fact. send Won n lo,k n
nv hair taken off the past week, | rcccvcI vomr
favor of two quart bottles last summer for rbieb
am very rrentrul. / gave it to NV fricnds and
thereby induce them to try it. m,ny were skcnt;s
cal until after trial and thew nurch,sc1 ,pJ ,ssl
| II With universal success i will ns, "a ~ favor
that Won srnd me- test by which / can discover
| rrnui in he Ees.ura,ive soil bv monr f,or
without authority from Won A. nurc articIo viii
rsurc snccc,s and I heii.y, WHORE e,,J e,ro,s i,
mot f,llnw the S,iIurc i, canscJ nv Tho ;,nn.,re
article. which curses the inventor of the GOOD /
doc,, Il m " dutv n. hc-otnGro IN La,, -
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oSEPH p. CANTWELL. TH0S. C. CROUCH
PL0WS, STOVES, &C.

F!lE undersigned having~A
l. bought the Foundry of \ASSsS%s--zHe
Mr. Jacob ilcckendorn, and sl.x sSssS sssasee
removed to the rear of their Tin and Stove
Store, with the right to manufacture his
celebrated ECONOMICAL Pillow, is now
prepared to furnish Farmers with them ready
made in the best manner by experienced
workmcn. and of the very best material.
We would also say that we have secured the
services OF Mr.. 1Icckendorn, under whose
supervision the Flows are a u made Farmers
may. therefore, rely upon them being perfect
in all their parts.
have also Il large stock of COOK AND
OTHER STOVES, together with full SUP
ply of TIN-W ARE, Shovels, Forks, Rakes,
Chuns, &c, all Of which will be sold at a
very low price to suit the hard times.
C. Castings for almost all the plows in
general use. Stoves Repaired. Odd Plates
| made to Snit.
Call and see orr new establishment, at the
| old Stove House, corner of Main and Bridge
Streets, where You can get almost anything
YOU want.
~ Roofing and Sponting, Nc. attended
to as usual. CANTWELI, & CROUCH
Elkton, Feb %, 1861.
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This Firm. buying large quantities eff Goods ut the
srnt catalogue Auction Sales, eau offer Inducements to
lurrhnscrs not often to he met with
Before proceeding To m"utiu tr many Bargains they
cfer will make few rca h in Irsti,i to these
LARGE PORTION If their 3tST GOODS. The goods
sold at these sales ARE NOT ON AID tNsAiEAgE GncDs
but NEW ASp DESIRABLE STYLES. A large portion Of
tlicm DIRECT fi'n the EUROPEAN IMPORTERS and the
largest anuf:,rt urcrs in the United States To ie Sli
that they may rral'Z. the money For them Immediately
They think this pan nurh better than crr!itns them
long time. and in the end losing half thu money
Some Of these large Auction lI,scs sell from S5ndw Il"
%5juUo worth Of floods 'ay. beginning nt 10 o'clock in
the morning. and continuing all day until every lot j.
s'!i which Generally consists Of ir"" ''o to l!hE' lois
Not hut to 10 pieces in each lot. Persons
will zee ut glance that none hut a LthGE htlAiL.n or
WHDLE> liE DEALER can purchase sn" l~iS. aud then
they must bc yELY CHEAP To give the merchants chance
to sell them on low t" their customers. We make these
statements {" the public To correct FALSE IMPRESSION
r. regard tlc q" IL usually scli ut these slr-.
RETAILERS buying ut such places have profit t" Imy
til" wholesale merchant they can therefore, afford
sell cheaper than thusr WIN buy the SAME GuoDc ri the
J"bhcr, who must have profit us well AZ themselves
| We will now cnnmrrate PEW Of the MANY BARGAINS
offered by this firm:
! Thirteen pieces striped English RAREGE. 81: l.
pieces plain RAEEGE ~ {: pieces" of Purple aud White
| vALEArIAs, Is cents: ~ pieces IF PINK LAWNS, 10
cents: 50 pieces # FRENCH JACoNETs aud ORGAN
reduced 10 81 cents. These goods nrc worth from 81
| l." 80 cents: pieces BKotliE BAEtGE ANGLAlr.
~ cents very clcap pieces French PLAID For.
EAED SILKS. 80 cents :; l0o SILK and GlNGlIiM
UMBRELLAS. from 62l. to - 49, they "lcr bargains in
thcse goods lots or rAEASOLS - to Sl.O0 pie, e.
IF new BLACK SILKS, 10 81 Sion. Sll2L, 81 10
These gn"ls COME from Of til" large French auction
sales that gave description If above AMI very
cheap. Great reduction in Lace. Cars. Sawls, &r.
","is of this and lust season purchase will Ice sold oil
very low; % dozen c"l"rcl and black Kid thieves direct
| from tie importer the best goods - %: silk pukri
iIandk.rcrfS. very low Their ,tu,i If Dress To, d.
has been icpcnShed since the first Of June. this is m
customary among merchants generally sales do IL"
| continue heavy after that time But this firm having
Snl large part Of their first purchase and knowing
| that great numher Of their customers litl NJ" yr
bought thought it lest to lay in assortment. wirl
they have done large reduction from former prices
Therefore, those want If Dry Goods &c.. will find tic
assortment good and full earlier in the
not wishing 10 keep any they will hr offered At
| small advance cash and auction prices. No. I'M
| Market Street, Wilmington g. Don't forget thu
| ,luru .Iu \
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re the Farmers Of MARYLAND.

YgTIE undersigned having reason to believe
d that certain commission merchants Of
Baltimore are using old orders Of Farmers,
cXemping their grain from inspection under
the irw prior to the late amendment for the
tHrpose of Withdrawing ii from Inspection or
Weighing under the amended law. contrary
30 III" interest and intention of the Farmers.
| respectfully suggest to the Farmers that
tie rIncndrd law being FOR their protection,
and reducing the fee tor Weighing and In.
slcCtion to one-Guarter Of Il cent per buShcl.
the amount heretofore charged by the unot
fetal weighcrs, it is advisable that they
revoke the old orders, written before the
amendment, as the best way to pre- vent their
heng deprived of the benefit Of the law so
essential to their security, hy con mission
merchants disposed to cmbarrass its cxecu-
ton. b. f. MAY,
Inspector General Of Grain,
Ba ,timOrc, June I, 1862.
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The History Of American Manu-
features, from 1906 to 1850.

BY DIR. J. LEASDER BIsHoe. 2 vols, Svo
Vol |. ready, Vol. III. nearly ready
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mailing books. wrapping them carefully. and will
procure and send. postpaid. my book anywhere
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