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Tinted states Hotel.

We heartily endorse the following from
one Of our Cincinnati exchanges in re-
ference TO this widely known Hotel II
is close 10 the business parts Of the city,
and in the immediate vicinity Of the
ost-oiIice, Custom House, Theatre, &c.
We cordially commend it TO the travelling
public;
II is what its name would indicate, the
United States Hotel, and by this we mean
that its gentemanly proprictors are no
DliH and cider Union men, but that they
have from the commencement Of the war,
taken bold stand in behalf Of the
Union. At time when other hotel pro-
pretors were doillng their beavers TO the
secession trade and patronage, Messrs.
Hall q Harris were found battling for the
Union, by which they at one time lost
much Of their Kentucky and other
Southern patronage.
We say now, most omphatically, that
all good Union men and Union women
too, visiting Louisville, should have their
baggage checked 10 the United States
Hotel, corner of Fourth and Jefferson
streets. This Hotel has been lately newly
painted, outside and within. The table
de hoie cannot be surpassed in the South
west.
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THEATRE - BENEFIT or CAPT. J. +.
, Tonight the above named gem
tIeman will make his first appeal to
the citizens of Nashville, and we hope it
will be responded TO in a manner betting
the occasion. The Capt. has double
claim upon the public, not only for his
long residence among US, but also for his
efforts in catering for our amusement,
We were going TO make few remarks
about "thc courteous and aIlable Treas
user" whose genial face etc, but the
facts are so patent that it would be a mere
waste Of words
SoHHLEHs Tragedy of THE RoBBERs
will commence the entertainments This
play is not only powerfully interesting,
but the situations also are among the
best specimens Of dramatic effect ever
seen upon the stage.
The next feature, in fact d" the feature"
win be the popular comic song of "Ilcros
Yer Mule" arranged as a quartctte OK
prcssly for this occasion, in which
Mcssrs DuFrrELn, HAMILTON, EVERETT
and last though not least, Capt. SANDS
will participate, it being his first appear
ancc on any stage. To be followed by
the pretty and ever welcome Miss Con-
sTANTINE, who will execute one fiber in
imtable dances. The whole to conclude
with the farce of The DEAD SHOT. Now
this BILLS designed to please all tastes,
and may truly be styled n grand combi-
nation. Capt. SANDS face as usual will
be wrcathed in smiles on this occasion,
and we announce TO our railroad friends
that the train will start at 8 o'clock, the
Captain himself acting as conductor
Secure your seats in time and give the
Beneficiary that which he is justly emit
tied 70, and richly deserves rousing
house
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The Southern women.

The Memphis correspondent of the
New York World, writing under date Of
the 18th, thus enlarges upon the young
women of the South and their influence
with the rebellion:
heard the Hon. Leslie Combs say that
in his opinion no class had injured Ken
lucky in this crisis so much as its young
women. The truth the South over, un-
questionably. The females down here
were early possessed with the seven
devils Of Secession. They were not reb-
els from argument. Women do not rea-
son. They leap like cat to a conclu-
sion, and stay like a house fire when
they get TO it. Secession went in among
the daughters of the South Just as a con-
tagious disease would, or new style of
bonnet. 1t wasn't urged into them, or
argued into them, or battered into them.
They took it, They liked it. 1t made
the amiable angry, the sweet sour the
attractive repulsiye, the handsome ugly
as sin.
1t made havoc of all female charms and
graces. 1t muddled the female moral
sense and sense of honor. 1t led the fe-
male feet into the ways and attitudes of
'the women of the town, plying their
avocations." There has been no parallel
in the whole worlds history of this mys-
FERROUS, singular, extraordinary female
phenomenon in the Southern States OF
America. All the sweethearts and sweet
siXteens and half grown girls of town
have sunk their little jealousies and rival
ries, and combined to deride, shame, hiss
and boot into the army every pair OF
pantaloons of the place. and Hey do it,
They have done it, Upon my honor ]
believe that if the whole of womanhood
should agree among themselves as touch
ing the one thing of compelling the men
to go without their shoes and stockings
it would be done. You can't answer OF
argue with a woman. She says: "Why
look at my sex" There is but one weap-
on left us in this combat with these Sc
cesh; their own-insult General Butler
was right in using it,
IL ] had space | could furnish severa
instances that illustrate the assertions
have made. Giddy, heartless girls, with
out an idea above an oyster, have recruit.
ed the ranks of Beauregard by their re.
lentless raillery.
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STATE bt iHlNtfN IN THE llIhs
No New England village could be safer
or more quiet than New Orleans under
the iron rule of Gen. Butler. The streets
are full of people, including a plentiful
sprinkling of ladies' promenading and
shopping. The stores on Canal and the
other principal streets are mostly open,
and notwithstanding the rigors of the
blockade, seem to exhibit toerablc as
sentiments of Merchandise of various
sorts, though at prices fabulously high.
Soldiers in the blue uniform of the Uni
ted States, passing along the streets in
squads, in companies, and sometimes in
regiments, remind you of the military
occ upation of the city. About the "St.
Charles" Gen. Buffers headquarters,
sentrios, pretty thicllly posted, pace 10
and fro, with fixed bayonets. A Con-
nccticut regiment holds the Custom
House, n portion Of another is cncamped
in Lafayette Square At the Tvoi Cir
Gle, two or three batteries ofartillery are
planted, From the splendid piazza Of
tho st. Charles Hotel fine militay band
play, everYmorning and evening, national
airs. They have comparatively few list
cncrs, as the citizens generally do not
seem 10 care to listen TO Yankee pOor
die" and "Hail Columbia though inter-
spersed as they often are, with "Dixio I"
The demcanor Of our volunteer sol
dicrs in New Orleans entities them 20
highest cncomiums. A more,quiet, orderly,
respectable set Of private soldiers, no
army, not excepting that OF "Qld Sol'
himself ever contained, Instances Of
rowdyism and intoXication are extremely
rare and those few which do occur are
promptly and severely punished by de-
priyation Of pay and imprisopment.
Most Of the troops here are OF New
| England origin aud certainty they do
| credit 80 the land Of their birth.
The secession element in New Orleans
! Is very reluctant TO accept the fact that
the occupation Of their city by Union
troops, the unfolding over itof the Stripes
| aud Stars Is q final and ultimate fact,
! That the same power that has conquered
| will continue to hold it'll the Mississip-
/ ri runs dry they are most reluctant Ia
/ believe While they denouuce Lowell As
a traitor coward and an imbeoile, their
faith in Beauregard is houndless. They
| sin believe be will come and retake tho
city. To show with what absurd and
unyarnished lies they try TO holster M
their faith in a sinking cause, / copy the
following choice m0ltclL which is circu-
lating about the city, and actually cred
tied by multitudes;
lhuact from tho Jackson NissFs ppau, juno
Mcclellan whipped and runaway W.
took thirty-three thousand prisoners, tel
thousand of whom marched into Rich
mond with knapsaoks and accoutrement
on Ten 90 fifteen thousand of the enc
my killed and wounded Eighty thou
sand stand Of arms captured
Stonewall jackson az sixteen mile
from NashingtoE ~ N
Am ln tclligcnt sccessionist handed m
this slip and expressed his entire .conI
deuce m It's authenticity.
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Death Of Earl Canning.
100000 Federal Volunteers to be
Called Out.

New YoRE, July 1.-The steamer No
va Scotia has arrived.
The Navy aud Army Gazette thinks
the Federal success will be no guarantee
for the restoration Of the Union,
The Paris Constitutional regards me-
diation as a question Of time only.
ENGLANn.vHouse Of Commons.-Lind-
say thought it perfectly clear that the
Confederates were able 10 assert their in
dependence.
France is sending reinforccmcnts to
Mexico.
MISUNDERSTANDING higher Pro-
visions dull American Securities UNI
changed
The steamer City of Baltimore arrived.
Earl Canning died on the 18th.
New XoRE, July lit is reported
that the President will call out two hun
drcd thousand volunteers on the recon-
mcndation from Governors of loyal States
Nothing definite from Richmond
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The way they do Things I'm 81.
Louis.


BY the following paragraph from the
Missouri Democrat, it will be seen that
Music dealers there are not suffered TO
sell REASONABLE music. 1t is considered
all right IN his city, as one may see by
looking at the windows OF our Music
Stores:
ARREST OF MEssRs. BALMAR 4 WEBER.
OF FOURTH STREET.-THER Music STORE
CLosED.-Chas. Balmer and Chas. G.
Weber, composing the firm of Balmer &
Weber, proprieiors Of the well known
music store at No. 81, North Fourth
street, between Olive and Pine streets,
were yesterday morning arrested and
committed TO the Gratiot street prison,
by order of the Provost Marshal, for
selling and keeping for sale certain mu-
steal compositions Of reasonable stamp.
The works are entitled "Beauregard's
March, " Confederacy March" and
Southern Rights March" They are
published in Baltimore, respectively ded-
icated to Beauregard, JEFF. Davis and
Sterling Price, and brilliantly embellish q
ed with the cOlors of the "skedaderacy."
These documents were seized by the
police, and the establishment is closed
We understand that the proprietors
claim TO be loyal, and kept these works
"in the way of trade" If SO, the ex-
ample made of the merchants is a good
one, and needed to teach many others
that il is not the part Of patriotism to cater d
treason Jor He sake Of realizing a JslO more
dglLqys
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Col. WoLFoRD-We learn from the
Danville Tribune that this gallant and
efficient officer is now at his home, on
leave of absence for short time. His
wound is rapidly healing, and he will
doubtless be able TO resume the saddle
in a short time. His regiment arrived in
Columbia, Tennessee, on the 18th inst,
from Pulaski. 1t is said that both men
and horses have seen hard service re-
Gently, and look as though they needed
rest for some time to come. They have
been engaged for several weeks past
securing the country in the vicinity Of
Shelbyville, in that State, and have also
been down near COrinth
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY!

Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to cell
citrate the Fourth Of July, are respect
fully invited TO call at the Horticultural
Garden, occupied by Esquire RAwoRTn
where they can enjoy themselves among
shady trees and flowers, with good Re-
freshmcnts and Music in attendance, and
only three quarters Of mile North Of
Nashville. NJ, MAIER,
July 2-3t, II. DRlESMAN.
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Wanted Immediately ~!

Planters and Uniou Banks so
ALI Southern funds 20
MEssHs, LAND & MuWUEY request us
to say that they have received fresh
, supply Of Millinery goods, consisting of
Ribbons, Flowers, straw-goods etc., etc,
which they well sell at low figures for
few days to clear out the stock. They
are allowing liberal rates for southern
funds and we would advise milincrs and
merchants to call soon-At 10 South Public
sauae, CMHoUN's old store
june20-dlw.
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The methodist

We invite attention to the prospectus
Of the METHODIST in another portion Of
isexcellent paper. 1t is a large and
elegantly printed sheet, conducted by
some Of the ablest ministers Of the Meth
odist church. II is not however a merely
dcnominational paper, for its columns
abound in a great variety Of miscellane-
Gus reading.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-02

Mr.. FRANK McGAvooK, a well-known
citizen Of this county, was arrested on
last Saturday and brought before the
Provost Marshal, and was parolcd to re-
port 10 the Provost Marshal on next Sat
urday.
DANIEL j. SCANLAN, JAMES b. CRAIG-
HEAD and Thomas CRAIGuEAD were ar
rested on last Saturday and were parol-
ed by the Provost Marshal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-02

We are requested TO state, that for the
accommodation of persons attending the
Picnic and Cotillion Party at Mancy's
Grove on the Fourth Of July, the Steam
Ferry. Boat Kate Ho'Uayd will make
trip every five minutes, from 4 o'clock
A. NJ until s o'clock P. M.-lt*
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Iho rebel. Uneasy About East ron

The Rebels Uneasy About East Ten
nessee.
A correspondent Of the Atlanta (Ga)
CoyeieracB writing from Knoxville on
the 10Th, urges active movements for the
defence of East Tennessee. Speaking Of
Gov. JoHNsoS's desire to enlist support
crs, he says;
II cannot nor need il be disguised, that,
if the purpose TO reach this section could
be achieved, he ,0ouR hare no sort Of Diff
cpey to bring to his standard hundreds, IN
deed, t+oaslnas # ol,,' peqpls The, are aaae
comparatively qmei, and are oHly ,cJjtiHg he
adrance ef Tie Federal army ,clicl Hey re-
gdr7 HOiC as certain.
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S25 REWARDl

ID UNAWAN FEuM THE SuBsD RIDER LIVING IN
IASmth County, Tenn, pear Carthage on Che lbth NJ
Deb. Ast negro man named Jimi about 10 year pIi
abuut foot no inches h.gHr weighs brtarDu $50 HN
100 Ius.. mHIsttH color has D4t across tlg HHi
tom az ODE OF Ls iosi fr,m ErgtH blade. DO ..
possible De- may have lTor ulpurt aud v att.uui GO
H,Hr HulHr uis uImr ut NHyFual Hlgkuau v|N
give uH above rHUarI iHr hs rrlaru o. mH. 1r tHH.
aagmuut .u auy ltu .H lhitl can gst h.In. ......-
joins SIMPSON
mIrI=W4fF
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Colr.N ANn svuAU.-Thc steamer sun
my South lcn Memphis, Tenn, ON Wcd-
ncsday, with Cine trip, including 1928
bales of cotton Pa hogsheads and 100
barrels Of sugar, and about 500 barrels
of molasscs Cotton aud sugar rate high,
2l to % cents per pound for the former
and z TO 10 cents for the latter
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aHshrillt atuion.
WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY ?. l8d5

We again return thanks TO Mcssrs.
HARDE g. HoUGH for late Northern and
Eastern papers.
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We learn that DR.. CHEATHAM, Of the
State Lunatic Asylum, was paroled yes
terday in consequence Of The sickness Of
his wife.
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Strayed or Stolen !

ERJM THE suB,CWBRE NEAR TIE CHATrA
II no0a nep1t, 90 Friday evening, Che 2Ih iust. "a
large bright bay MARE MULE. blind boz both eyes.
abUlt lf hands high, nor msue trimmed up Go Der
ears ami her tan trimmed In yory good order.
ANY person Delivering her 90 mu ~ giving such iu-
fumrtion that can got hcr Will be uberaly rowan
doi PATR OK BOYLE
Juyl-dtWs
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4th y ULY
is DRIVING NIGH!

would inform my customers, and the
public in general that am now fully
prepared TO furnish Mineral Water
Sarsaparjlla etc, IN any quantity that
may be required, Persons IN want Of
such will please send in thoir orders at
once, lest they might be too late
SUFFERS, .....
pIC-NICS.
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10 all the Military Departments In
the District of the Ohio.
ON AND AFTER THE Let DAY OF JULY 1852 I
Owi open an Olive at The 81 Cloud Fotcl Ia \ ash
villeo, Tennessee, and one on Man street, opposite
the Gault lOus Louisville, Ky, for AN tunsRCtlous
for beef in This department tr three months from
July lst 1852 On ARIES KAHN, Jr.,
Reef Contractor Tor the District of Ohin
N B.-llighcst Market price paid for good cattle.
julyl--tr
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Hay, Corn and Bran !

500 UaIs sl5I Corn,
500 WhrlL Hr4u,
2Usl Hars Prime Hay,
fT slIc by j. B. EUfT
Successor o. N. A rA.a.sII q Co..
College .irHel aquih III Broad.
IuBI-dlm
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FLAGS! FLAGS!! FLAGSU
~ ALL KINDS AND sIZEs, can be had at
Otp 25-tt LuCK'S. 40 Union street
NOVNCE.

1--WE MKT ANNUAL NETTING on THE STOCK.
l holders Of the 7 n A. r. r. Co, will take place
at the ONCE uf the Company In Franklin ON tho hrst
Tucsday--beiug tho 9th day Of August, 1902
FRANK HARDEMAN, See. a r cas-.
"A--tl
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Bootmakers Wanted.

I WISH To EMPLOY FIVE BoOTAlAKERs TO
whom will give constant employment aud good
wages. None but good workmen need apply
A BOUSQUEr
Iuno22-lwt No n, College Street Nashville
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sHunttarg.
Furnished by Dyer Pearl.

ronoos5rc Bank Notes are selling at % to 40 g o. din
Gcorrh Ola Banks U,..".,,,...AO Ab
South Carolina and Alahama,.,.... " 4b
Virginia and North Carolina. .,.,,,4b " 90 "
OHIO, Indiana and Kcutuctys.,.. g "
q. s. Trctsury Notos............, " 3
E8- Thcsr rates are tor gold.
Tho Bunk 40 Wet Tcnucssoc 's Az exception 10 9
above Quutstons Sales have been made 40 90 y %.
discount Cor gold.
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FNCURSION

PARTIES
win be supplied at shortest Notice,
All orders given 20 my drivers or left at
my factory, No, 20 Cherry street. viii
meet with prompt attention.
NJ MCCORMACK,
Nashville, Tennessee
s,1yO 1pI
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Attention, Ladies !

JUST WHAT YOU WANT y
UNUE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED ON THE COR
l MIR Of Church aud Vino Sta cts, the manu-.
factory OF LADIES ROJr' AND SHES, Of every
variety and description, ani socits call from those
who want good work and elegant cts.
luup2l lime NJ. PICARD,
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MERCER 81 ANTELO
For Rent.
gtrayed or Stolen,

,urrup TIIFrtsTrEH OBJ " HAuMAE's NEAR
I Duo race tfara. a sl.r.. MARI, little lame ou
ura ID hrr hind I.r. slr laf b0eu inlsHcd Greatly
vosk Any ilf,fmatun a1'u bofi Or the rsturn of
CG o sllUrT
|gUHI0. ItF
, 1862-08-23

...+ e,,4t... p....>,---
~, - Rs''st.,t,,s ~ u: t .sa n.Ession Cen
26tns 1s62.
Eicho;as Hennes, Thiclmau's illinois cavalry, Chi.
cage
Geo. $. Green, 18th Illinois iEau:ry, Touica
John Galway, D.iln,s Illinois cavalry. Ta1iaroa.
Jamte +. A4leo, Glst Illinois infautEv Chicl1o
gohn Genhstd, 4sa I:.lnots ipfantry: Centrai.a.
samnsl as a Gilbert Eth Michigan inf4tfy, Iason
Alcl-
JolliG, acth Illinois infantry, Collins sta.ion.
~: ". -1I1eh' 1isa 1u1no1s infantry, Bar1=tt Sta
ton
9no fa1 EN- ne ad nnois a1,ilefy Golc
Gasa1ah ~ 5lst nnn3is n,3 infantry harrisburg
'so G ~ sacnlaines, 49tA ILLINOIS, ihiant1y. Salem
11sn1s 114slpn W.,1..- r. ~ 1r;,o7a tnf,z4.,
H:.;, Da;is M z5th I3noj; Infantry. Rsekfo[d
r. nan1el alien, aoin LIMOS infantry, bels1dere.
H.: Mathews sergeant, 1lth Illinois Infantry,
Joshua fugna, 11th +! Illinois Infantry, Newton.
eso1, Sota LUNGS ln1antry, Collins Station.
1 d. !n9mas' KIT r.1n 41inofs ihisntry, PEORIA
'GIGe M;eh 1eoef' l@sA michigan nfau'ry, Lansing,
tI osains; 9tn t.llaols inantsE Decatur.
got! t1ahcls SIst iInho1s infantry, Vienna.
JunIi ~ " Gtane, !ot1 Vno ln1anlfy, Aane5Vl4e Ohio.
~ 1eneolct, oih ~: huls inIHntrJ, Charleston
19nn taftef' 4ath Illinois Infantry, Davenport,
Iowa.
David Beam, 18th Illinois infantry, Efiugham.
yohn Y. Hltl, lath 11dla1a battalion, Peru, Ind.
& &E!las Joftln4, 18TH Illinois infantry, Marion.
IhuHas A. RobertEoni SD Indiana infantry, Gen
ri tE}ylne.
ueh. ie BURGESS lzfh a1ch1san infantry Madison,
j. = Holmes, 46th Illinois infantry, co. D, Ambog,
, 1862-08-23
COPYING I'M

+ AXE SUPERIOR PIG IRON.
-. The Northern Iron Company of Lake Superior
Keep on hand ut Its Dock. In Chicago supply Of Char.
coal Iron, direct from its Blast Furnace and Of a
EradsF to which the attention OF those wanting the best
GEa1:ty Of the Lake superior Metal is inYited Ofce
No. IS II els street.
JEsUP, kennedy & CO., Agents.
, 1862-08-23
CARR BROTHERS,
I l. L I N O I S
BRAECH HOUSE or


OF Harvey. Collins Brace, Warrington, De-
Knights Block, 1873 Dearborn strest. Chicago.
TIE mott reliable md ONLY OBJECT War Clsin
Agency In Chicago.
Particular 6tseasol rx.d to arxdlAt c1AIns, P1:
t1oEa, BoCETRa a1d EATIHTA-
EO ADVAFCE FEES demanded &Ad no CHARGE
aade for prosecuting clatus II not recovered
To parties hsE!nk LARGE CLAIMS We would SAY
we cAn give UNQVE5TlDNABLE eEEUEITY fol
any kmoprt required
AddreAs CARE EROTH8Rs. "EsttoaA CLAIM
AktnEy." T. o. Box 4e9l
RKTxR Tc Chicago Tribune Company C. R. Ber1vcn
E+q- John e. EcAoa Esq: Mea1ra q b. Il I. lAHtn
GO; Aessrs. Holltster 4 WHklEs: Aoas-s Wander
eooSt, Dtcke1Do1 + CO. nd2f SSk1SY
, 1862-08-23

OFFICE FOR INVENTORS.
-, ~ 81, MRITzNER TN = COHEN. Washington. n. G.
1ost n1ce Bo1 lI, ltEFE nES.,Es :-Hob L. Iru nhQtL
= s. $, nate: III Hon J. W. Grimes il Sca1'c Ia:
uoE- b. ashbs;ne II. c.. Ill lion ven L. ynjoy.
NC. H.: Hon. x. Spinner. u. S. Treasury: l. ii.
Estson, EsI, Ast. Sect Of War; Geo Har;,tEton
Eco !ast, Sect ct the Treasurer; j. r .Ianea Es1
e. b. Msrsha Chicago. ty:sttlaS SIN