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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-13
A BILL.

TO ssPrres oad Prevent Rsbellioa Sediou and breach
Is ofde Peace
WHEREAS, All persons residing or being within the
corporate limits O. the city Of Nashville owe aee,
ance TO the municipal laws, government, and good
order thereof therefore, no language, act, or con-
duct should be allowed, calculated 10 inote rebellion,
or ssdition or offend loyal citizens. Therefore, be Il
enacted by the City Council,
SIC l. That the city laws passed 10th August ls4s,
page 1917, Oh. L., sec be and the same are here
by 80 amended that whoever shall be guilty. within
the limits Of the corporation Of the city Aforesaid Of
uttcrng seditous words or speeches, spreading
abroad false news, OF dispensing soandalous hbcs
against the corporation Aforesaid or the government
Of the United States, Of obstruong any lawful Of
hcer Of said corporation in oxecut d ONCE, or Of
insiigating others TO do So or iuciting, by word,
decd or act, others to caba and meet together 10
contrive, inote, suggest rebellion, oonspiracies
riots any other lawful fsuds OF differences there
by to stir people up, malciousy to oontrvc the ruin
and destruction Of the peace safety and good order Of
the corporation aforesaid or the government Of the
United States, or shall knowingly conceal such evn
practices, or harbOr conceal or assist any disoya
citizen who has been or Is now member Of the Con-
federate army, who returns 20 said corporation as
spy or agent for said Coniederacy, or any person en-
gagged in the same shall any language oalcula-
ted in It's nature 10 deter or embarrass any citizen
from being becoming loyal citizen Of the United
States. violation Of this act shall be a high misde-
meanor, and upon conviction before the Recorder Of
said corporation, shall forfeit and pay fine OF not
less than twenty-five nor more Than atty dollars.
SEC. 2 II shall be, and ia hereby made, the special
duty Of the City Marshal, bis deputies and each Of
the night policemen, to diligently inquire into all vio-
aton Of the FIRST section Of this act and TO arrest and
take before the Recorder for trial. every such person
suspected Of violation Of this act
W. P. JONES,
President Common Council
Nm. BRIEN,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved June 10, 1862
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
junei2-3t
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IFor tine Union1
A Home Guard.

Mn. MEEcER II Is frequently said that Of
ter this rebellion Is put down or aljugattd,
that the government will have to keep a
standing ar my, to keep traitors and rebels
from violating law. Now If such policy
would seem to be necessary don't yOn think
the 10y al citizens of Nashville would do
well to organize a regiment Of city or citi
zen qua rds, for the protection of the city,
aud the persons and property Of its citizens!
There could no doubt be raised on short no.
tice volunteer force to assist, II necessary,
the municipal authorities in enforcing the
lave, and in case Of an emergency should
arise 70 act as auxiliaries to the Provost
Guards 10 repelling any invasion that might
be attempted by large marauding guerilla
bands that infest the country, and who would
n 0 doubt hud hundreds in this city ready to
rise and help them in their work Of destruc-
ton Of the lives and property OF loyal, law
abiding men.
Probably arms might be obtained Of Gov.
JOHNSON TO arm such a regiment Of l.yal
msn.
A few months ago it was said that three
regiments Of pitemen could be quickly raised
in the city, and what for2 Why, to assist in
destroying the government And now
could not one be raised 10 assist in restor ing
the same, snd for the protection of the city {?
Should you think ihe suggestion worthy OF
notice you will please give your views OF
the matter. OLD CITIZEN.
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The Baltimore City Union Convention
held a session on Wednesday last, in that
city A series of resolutions was passed
reafEirming their unconditional adher-
ence to the Union, and also approving
the policy proposed by President LIN
COLIN in his message of the 9th of last
March, and sanctioned by Congress,
rendering pecuniary aid to such States
q may choose to adopt a system of
gradual emancipation. They also re-
solved that the State Constitution ought
to be changed so as to correct the pres
ent unequal representation of the people
in the Legislature, and to secure the
right of representation in proportion to
the white population in all parts of the
State.
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Reply.


Whether or not it shall be necessary
to keep guard or standing military
force in Nashville and other hot-beds of
treason "after the rebellion shall have
been put down." is a matter that rests
entirely with the people of these places,
themselves. If they return to their al
legiance and show a jealous and active
loyalty, military force will, of course,
not be required, but if there be any in
dication whatever, of fostering discon-
tent and rebellion, we assure our cores
pendent that a military force strong
enough to crush out any instruction
promptly, will most assuredly be placed
over the people. If traitors hope to con-
quer the Government ultimately by their
perseverance, they will find that they are
laboring under fatal delusion. The
loyalists do not intend to leave the field
while any uncertainty exists. The hour
for entreaties and persuasion, addressed
to rebels has passed. The patriotic
States and people know their strength,
and fully intend to use it. The rebels of
the South will .be'accommodated with a
standing army quartered on and support
ed .by themselves, just as long as they
choose to play the fool We would like
to see an active, energetic Home Guard
organized that would put the rebels
through handsomely whenever it should
become necessary. The Federal Govern
ment would tolerate no inefliciency or
collision on the part of the Home Guards
with traitors, or suffer them to conniVe
at Or indulge their villainy. We say try
a Home Guard where itpromises to work
well; but in many places, force from
another section would work better. The
great requisite, however, not only for
choking out the rebellion, but for giving
an impulse to the progress of the South
ern States is the large infusion of an I'M
mistakably loyal and industrious ele-
ment in their population. This will, of
itself, do the work effectively of Ameri-
canizing and consolidating our people.
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lHOw THE IRISH FIGHT.-A correspon-
dent Of the New York Herald, writing of
the late battle before Richmond, has the
following: "There was the Irish Brig
ade in all the glory of a fair free
fight Other men go into fights finely,
sternly, or indifferenay, but the only
man that really loves it, after all, is the
green, immortal Irishman. SO there
the brave lads from the old sod, with the
chosen MEAGHER at their bead, laughed
and fought and joked, as if II were the
finest fun in the world. We saw one
sitting on the edge Of a ditch, with his
feet in the water,--and the sun and the
water too very hOt--Snd he apparently
wounded. As we rode by he called out
to know IL we had ever seen a boiled
Irishman.,,"
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The BAYONET.--Military men always
attach more Importance to the bayonet
than they do to the bullet, and an army
which can be brought to rely upon the
bayonet is considered the best disei-
plined and most efficient troops, The
troops of MCCLELLAN appear to come
nearer to this state of efficiency than
any other of our iopGes. On Sunday the
victory over the Rebels in front Of Rich
mond was won by the ,bayonet charges.
They stood the bullets and the shells
hrayely, but the bayonet charges scat
tered them like chaff. IL is stated that
in one of these bayonet charges one
hundred and seventy-three ST the rebels
were killed--an amount of destruction
which shows the terrible nature of the
weapon when welded in determined
hands. The gallant commander, in his
recent orders to his army, may well say
to his men, "keep well together, throw
away no shots, but aim carefully and
low, and, above all things, rely upon tbe
bayOnet'
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Who invent the wonderful machinery
described below-the Cotton Lords or
the ever-actiye and scheming working
man, the "mudsill" of society, as a
rebel Senator called him
The Great Exhibition.
The London correspondent of the
Times, describing the Great Exhibition,
says these pleasant words of the me-
chanical department:
"The western avenue, where most of
the British machinery is exhibited, is
indeed a wonderful place. At present
there is a deficiency of steam, and in
consequence the engines have to perform
one after another, like acrobats in the
circus. 1t is amusing enough to see
how readily they submit to the will of
man, and how perfectly they could keep
time to a band of music, if one were
present The steam hammers, for in
stance, are most agreeable and obliging,
and when Ethiopian minstrelsy becomes
more muscular, can easily Officiate as
bones, or performers on the tambourine.
These affable giants do whatever is
asked of them give them a nut, and
they will crack it without disturbing
the kernel; give them bar of iron, as
thick as your body, and they will pound
it into flakes in no time; tickle them in
a certain spot and with certain crank,
and they 60 off as if they were mad and
could never be made to stop until the
world had been reduced to eternal
smash pull them gently up with anoth-
err handle, and they stand gaping with
their big jaws ike the good hippOpota-
mus when he opens his mouth and shuts
his eyes and sees what Barnum gives
him. l always feel that l should like
TO play with steam hammer, and have
got to despise the unromantic mechanic,
who abuses so noble a companion by
putting him TO the drudgery of patting
Jumps of lead into Oetagons and then
squashing them into pancakes,
If ] had such a hammer for my big
brother, wouldn't / get him to come
down on my enemies.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-13

i hOgshead OF tobacco sold the other
day in Louisville for S27 per hundred.
Putting the acre at 1900 lbs. to the acre,
the value Of the crop will be 1924 We
confidently believe that the tobacco crop
next tall will bring q handsome price.
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$4,000 Kentucky State SIS sold at 95
in New YOTlSOn Friday.

The New Orleans papers OF May 70,
say that Hon. Pierre Soule, late Provost
Marshal Of that city, under the Confed-
crate Government, has been arrested on
grave political charges, and will be sent
North shortly.
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Fifteen Improved Farms
IN THE
STATE on INDIANA,
For Sale
On Ten Years Credit!
FROM 4OTO 400 ACRES EACH


COME Of them unsurpassed for beauty aud lertili.
- ", and each having proper proportion OF CleaTe.
aud timber land. The timber Is generally OF the lpe
est quality. One Of these is the Home BARN OF the
undersigned, adjoining the healthy and pleasant town
OF Lexington, the county Feat Of Scott county Indi
ana, thirty ailes distant from Louisville, Ky. and
seventeen miles from Madison, Ind. The s0n and
location are very superior, with FIRST class dwelling
house, barn, stables, tenant houses good water fIf
all purposes, choice hhruhhery fruit and ornamental
trees aud 10 fact everything that pertains 10 hrst
class farm and residence, and all now IN the very
best order The other Farms, generally IA the same
naghhorhood are Of various sizes and quat e. each
more or less improved, ranging 10 price from $40 10
$50 per acre, and will be sold Ia tracts 10 suit puy.
chascrs, On the following
FAVORABLE TERMS.
Ons-fOurlh cash and the remainder IN ten annual
payments, Il desired secured BY mortgage on the
land.
Persons wishing 70 purchase land and ospociallv
those who may deelre 70 remove their families from
places necessarily cxpsed 70 danger IN these poriIous
times 70 quiet sale, healthy. and pleasant locality
VIII hnd ms 40 excellent opportunity Any one able
% make the hrht payment cau make the others 90
Persons leaving Louisville after dinner via Jeaer
sonyille Railroad 90 Vienna. thence eight mIles bv
stage, would reach Lexington O'Clock same even
ing. There s also daily Mail Stage 10 Madson.
For further informatlon apply BY letter or In Der.
son % E.G.&W n ENGLIsH,
,,o Lexington, Ind ana.
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.ChattanOOga ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS re-
jOicing.

JOiclu&.
A dispatch from General NEoLEY to
Governor JoHSsoS, dated yesterday,
announces the Hight Of the Rebels from
Chattanooga. General NEGLEY also cap
tured a large lot Of cattle and horses of
the Rebels. The East Tennesseans are
wild with rapture, At last the clouds
are breaking, and Il We follow up Cur
success with hsavy bloios on the heads
of tue leading Rebels the work will
speedily be finished. On with the work.
Let not the swOsd rest until il is thor
oughly finished
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Prisoners.

A number of prisoners were shipped
from this place yesterday morning.
Nashville has become quite a place Of
export.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-13
DIR KINGS DlsPENsARY !
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

~ - DR. KING, formerly Of New "
che last four years of LOuievIlI.
:, and who has devoted hig sttent(ong
Ie treatment OF private Diseases for 30 years GGtto
himself, having attended 70 a practice Tor % mar
geefs and cured 90 many thousands, be F enabled
cure az diseases Of private nature, no matter bst
oha they may be from uludioous medical tgeatrnsps
Vf from neglect Of their own. Dr. kings Dlspenearv
NO ~ Deadefiekhtreot between Cherry ana AZ ess,
ocond story, where be cures All diseases Of DIVA
eonorbea cured without nauseous medicine, o, d,
difference with businoas "
STRUCTURES Of old or Fecent date enectuaily en,ca
10" daysJ By Az operation which CO III 40 ri
whore asirlcture exists health cann0t "a ep,6veS
fefhApe no disease causes more mischief and mae
mlnea me consultation 10 much
syphilis with all The diseases OF the akip ,,ov,
out o. neglect Or bad treatment, can be onertua1;
CARED In foW days.
Ae1tHal Weahsisil -Partoular attention having bs.,
given 70 this disease and all the cOuRsq ueneea gln
out OF ~ brought on 10 many By the desfruetiv
habiA Of inconhideraie youths and eKeesrive tndBI
KGncg Of the naaznna a aAslAaf - -.
mine the constitution rendering The subset mad M
plsheas or society, and sing premature IA 49, .
. Females who may be l1bofinR with aDV diaiesifv
NE womb may rest assured immediate Telief
Persons residing abroad b. writing aBd rfsfine tho
5leel WIN alec eneloeod, direct 70 Dr. Al KIM ko =
Doadefok street. Nashville, Team win nave ~ pocos
'Ary medicines sent 70 their addroas One hons
ON sgcioek 10 the morning until u The ovening
glYto-iudhwiy
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ME have removed our utore from AZ College 81. 10
w ~ Cedar street, opfstlt6 tac Commercial Hotel
where we viii keep on hand a large assortment OK
stationery, such as PAPER, ENvnoPFs, Prize pacsa
rce. Also, Pocket Maps and Charts OF Sea- Of War
Ink, &C., &c. Call and examine.
MUMFORn & CO.,
Wholesale Stationers 20 Cedar street.
lel2-lt Opposite Commercial Hotel
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-13

violating the Grave.
twas with mingled emotions Of sorrow
and horror that read in the louisville
Journal an account of fiendish outrage,
said to have been perpetrated by the la
dies Of Franklin, upon the graves Of the
poor soldiers who had sickened and died
in the Hospitals at thatplace. The story,
on account of the enormity Of the offence,
appeared so improbable that have look
ed daily for a denial AS have seen
none, it may be possible the notice has
escaped the observation of the citizens
of Franklin, and, therefore, has uot secur-
ed the emphatic denial which hope, for
the fair fame of that beautiful town, and
for the honor of civilization in Tennessee,
it can be truthfully done. Will you not,
Mr.. Editor, investigate the report, and
give the public true statement of the
case, let who may suffer thereby?
E.
We received this note some two
weeks ago A full account of the outrage
was published in the Louisville Journal
but the deed was so black and atrocious,
so disgracefuf to human nature, so foul a
stigma on the fame Of the women of Ten
nessee, that we had not the heart to pub
lish it. We hoped that there was some
mistake about it. We have, however,
seen or heard no REPUTATION of the terri
BILE accusation. Col. CAMPBELL made
some scathing comments on the name
less outrage, but the rebels of Franklin
remained as dumb as the dust of the
heroic dead, whose graves were insulted
and dishonored by devils in the garb of
women.
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Bacon.

~ CAsks Eides.
- do Hams.
1 DO Hog roune, for sale by
WM LYON,
Junell Al Market street.
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Benefit of Mrs. Hattie Bernard.
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The Great Exhibition.

The London correspondent of the
Times, describing the Great Exhibition,
says these pleasant words of the me-
chanical department:
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Tue COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS on the
reception Of ca. A. N Wood and fellow prisoners
u tine lash regiment, have extended invit. atoms 70
the u.iitaiy, the fremen civic societies. including
the mSOnic ffrternity, Odd Fellows, Sons Of Tenn
psralce, order ,f United Americans, Hibernian
Society, Liquor Dealers s-cialion, &C.. 10 pArt
cipa'e In the ceremonies Of welcome. NeAly all
have already sign al their readiness 70 turn out.
The eSeu "a members Of the 9Th regiment, and the
members now in the city on firlough ave W NEST
AZ the armory this ever ing 10 make necessary pre-
paTa'toDs IL Is not yea known with certainty when
CD. Wool will arrive, but il ia supposed that he
will no, 10 here before Monday next.
JAS, 4. McMAsTER, repeats this evening, at
B-ookyn Institute, his celebrated lecture on Chris
LlpLer Columbus.
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MILITARY NEWS.

The NiLety eighth New Nc'L Regiment; Coz.
button, a. Albany, hAs heen completes 10 one III.
sand men, Al d will arrive hsIe on Saturday.
Several officers o. the Sec nd On Lag, Regiment
having been deprived Of their oollmsrds, susl;-
cion OF encouraging their nev in a nu,iny relating
~ their non-receiIt Of pay, meeting 81 symI .thy
,ith them wa he on Monday evening, ~ -otsst
against the action taken In tlcir case The resi-
ment is W al Hanco k, Delaware having les
5. rscusi a few Gays ago, and Is expected here IN
.hort time.
General s.ndsord las rails, a rcgn.cnt-the ga
y, Y Of viii Ii he is Colonel-in LaNreLoe county.
1, numbers $50 men.
Tt e steamer Matanzas sailed yesterday for Port
X yA with ammunition, subtlances and suh.i-t.
snce -tores, and twenty recruits for the 10Th n.
Y. Volunteers. The Atlantic will speedily sail I'M
der special orders-so speedily, inde,d, that ii In
feared portion Of lie cargo will have to be LETT.
The fret battalion OF the Twelfth Infantry, sta
toned at For, Hamilton, Major Cliz in command,
arc under marching orders, but II is Understood
that they will no, leave until the army Of the Pto-
mac moves forward, when they wall go - WASH
ington for garrison duty.
The gunboa,s ssnhem and Currituck were put
into commission yesterday at tue Brooklyn Navy
Yard.
Lieutenant Edward A, Barnet has been appointed
Insp' cling officer at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, but
has nc, yet reported to Cunmo dore Paulding.
For some time pat controversy hAs been
raging in the GEman papers, relative h the merits
AID dement's uf General Bencker, now serving
near the Potomac, in the vicinity OF Washington.
Toe General has been alta and defended
with great ySheu.' nee, and within few days Cpl,.
No .t,,., -
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BURNED TO DEATH-Patrick McDermott,
uiau ~ years Of age, died yssterd.y from burns
received on last Mpnd ~ night, while lying upon
some shawl gs in the Of his residence, No -
Mulberry street. HIS wife is subjected OF having
3 fire n tie shayings while he was sleeping upon
them, aud has been arrested. Coroner Wildey
will investigate the caSs today.
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MuRDERoUs ASSAULT, Frederick HaWs,
ragph k'r, wss arre'S d yesterday for a murderous
SsAut upon fIeieTick NSgel, In the Ith Ward,
hook, driving It's three points through hia skrin
INTO the brain, n ths depth " nearly Iwo inebss
Haws was arrested, and Justice Stosrs locked him
MP, AID Ns.tl was IAken y t-e hnspilal.
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NOTICE TO TAx.PAYERs-oFRIGE Q.

NOTICE TO TAX .PAYERS-OFPICK or
L INV COMMISSIONERS ~ TANEs AND AssnasswU
No. 82 CIAsEEHs-si HEw YoEH, January Is, 16eA
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, thai tns 49,
nent Rolls Of Real and Personal Estate Of the Oat-
II New York, Tor tue yeAI is69, now open tU
public Inspection. and will continue open until Va
3Oth day 81 April nerN Inclusive. AL tAK-paysEa
are earnestly requested " call and examine Va
may be oorrtcted. ABo, all persons entitled BY lsW
reduction ~ ther assessments, by ~ beanG
olergymen or Tor military -ervices AndiAso Literary
dr charitable Institutions, by law eNemPt from ,Asl
alton, requested H. maks Rpplcaton Tor such 70
ducton exemption, previous W this closing u Va
rolls ON sad Both day ~ April.
Tie following section 81 this Act Of April 10, 16ulS
In published CIR the information Of Taxpayers
bso. 10. During ths time the books ahAll be Op>A
" public inspection, herein before proyidsAs
application may be made by any person considsrtna
himself aggrieved by the assessed valuation Of hi
real personal estate, " have the same oorreos-
ed HTich application be made In relation 70 sha
aAseased valuation ~ real estate, mus, Be mAAE
In writing, stating thu ground Of objection thsrs
W, and thereupsn the Commissioners shall exazaias
into the complaint and II, In their tudgmens, -
ssseasmsnt In erroneous, they shall the 5000
n be corrected. n such application be mAds n
relation " the a,soascd valuation Of personal -
tate, the applicant shall 10 examined under osAh ~
the said Commissioners, who shall be authorfns1
W administer such oath, any Of them, and II, b
his or their Judgment tho ssses'ment v erruassoA
they ahall cause the same W be corrected, and m
the amount Of such assaasment An they may bsltsvs
W be ius., and declare their dscison thereon Within
thirty days Aiter such application shall have ben
made W them. No reductiOu shall bo made By NJ
Board Of Supervisors OF any assessment on real .
personal estate imposed under this act, uAlss V
Fan Appear, under oath affirmation, thAA III
party ARgrieved was unable " attend within ~
,sriod pres cribed nr the correction OF Taxa b.
reaaon % siG lness Ahsenee from the oty.-LsW
A. j. WILLIAMsosSs
j. W. ALLEN,
j. W. BROWN,
Dpn,naisaionsr 81 Taxes and Assessments.
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Personal NOTICES.
PUBLICATIONS, sc.

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