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lecturer on sanitary Science.

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30

When the venerable DR.. Beecher was
all in his glory in Boston and the region
round about, he attended a ministerial
convention at Worcester, and happened 10
ovsrhear the following dialogue between
a couple Of worthy farmers in attend
ance Well, they have a heap Of minis-
ters here" Yes, and Beecher is here"
" Beecher, Beecheri who is Beecher ??
The old doctor used 70 be quite merry,
while relating this anecdote.
When Cicero returned from his quas-
torship, in Sicily, he admits that he was
inOrdinately pulled up with sense Of his
own Importance and the value of his
public services. Great, therefore, was his
modification on his return, when landing
at Puteoli, to end that nobody, at that
place Of fashionable resort, knew where
be had been, or what he had been about.
He had not even been missed. why,
Cicero, where have you been for an ageD
said one. You've been writing az Tus-
culum, haven't your cried another.
The following anecdote Is applicable
here: 81 recOllect, some years ago, being
in Hampshire. / went out of my house
in the morning with the Times in my
hand, and going into the garden | found
labOring man whom Irather liked---a
shrewd, clever fellow. He said, ANY
news, sir, this morning? Yes, | replied,
rather bad news Bad news; what's
that, sir? Why / said, the Duke Of
Wellington is dead 'Ah, sir he re-
marked; 4 am very sorry for he; but who
was heF Now, If l had not heard that
/ should not have believed il. The man
who said it lived within 100 miles of
London; was a clever, shrewd fellow, and
yet he wanted 10 know who was the Duke
Of Wellington. Could you have believed
that within 100 miles Of London there
was darkness so great, that the great name
of Wellington was unknown 20 a man of
between 80 and 60 years of age? But
so it was. 1'm very sorry for be, sir, he
said, but who was he? "
On page 134 of the Memoirs of Mr..
Irving, we have an amusing example of
this species of ignorance. "NOt long af-
ter Mr.. Irving had attained celebrity in
Great Britain, by his writings, an Eng
fish lady and her daughter were passing
along some gallery in Italy, and paused
before a bust Of Washington After
gazing at 1t for few moments the daugh-
ter turned 10 the mother with the ques-
tion--"Mother, who was Washington
"Why, my dear don't you know?'' was
the astonished reply, "he wrote the
Sketch Book" eW .H7I
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30

During the fight between the Home
Guards and the rebels at Pikeville, Mr..
Harvey Childers, one of the Guards, be-
came separated from his comrades, and
found himself on the top Of a high hill,
alone. A company Of rebels, about sev-
enty five in number, came 20 the hill and
commenced ascending il. Mr.. Childers
concealed himself in q rock house, but,
concluding he would be discovered, left
his retreat for the purpose of making his
way down the hill through the tall weeds.
Leaving his hiding -place, he had pro-
ceeded but a few steps when he saw the
weeds ahead of him shaking, and he
knew the rebels were coming He
orouched to the ground and waited a
moment till be got sight of the foremost
rebel, whom he instantly shot dead, and
attacked the next with the butt of his
gun, 40 the same time shouting al the top
OF his voice, Here they are, boys, rallyn
The rebels, believing the woods 70 be
alive with home guards, broke and ran
with all speed down the hill, giving Mr..
Childers an opportunity 10 escape, which
he did successfully, before the rebels dis.
covered their mistake. Mr., Alex. Smiley,
who was on an adjacent hill, was an eye
witness TO the scene, and coFrObOrstss
MIR. Childers's statement, 5a .
Mr.. Childers was formerly a resident of
Pike, but was obliged 20 flee from the
county some time since. He removed his
family to this vicinity, and returned to
tight against the despoiler. His name is
terror to rebels in the Sandy Valley
Sandy Valley Adpocats,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30
DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DINPRNNARY.

1--WE attention OF ctzenH, strangers and othors Wis
a fling Nashville, requiring neddal ad, Is respect
fully called 10 this office, No 81 Deaderick street. 500.
Ond floor, beiwcen Cherry aud mo SQUARE.
Dr. CoLntAN Is an old practitioner Of medicine; hla
almost unlimited experience and Gathering Success
for many years past 10 The treatment Of nB
ASS has induced him 81 devote hs undivided atton.
t,On 10 all diseases goi this nature. Many cases Of
the most nYeterato character have promptly yielded
30 his Improved method Of treatment,
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Syph.
ms, Gonouhwa, Gleat and an diseases OF the renta
and urinary orgsns, meet with no resistance 10 bic
rcmdlos,
female irrogularitios and functional isderange
monta OF The Womb, and the disease arising from
CESSATION and ~ managed parturition.
RveTy case Of Reduolhe Rupture, aud OF PNga an q
PrOlapsua OF the ReCinm and most oaHea OF Eistula
be cured BY process nearly painless. n either
Of the latter cases is undertaken by DR., Coleman,
cure tHrurdtlg tngrraficd, careful examinatod
always paes0ula the necessary Indications OF G10t ng
hilure BY bis improved method OF operating.
Persons Of eitheraex applying 10 person OF by otief
describing easel 90 che dIet symptoms Of any acute
soOiac disease can Be cured, m most casa1l BY TIE
aboTtiVc maihud, ih furiysnlght hQuu.
airlot oonddclce, pf0oipt attention. and moderate
chatap6. vlil govern him with bic patrona
a. ~ msroury uaed 10 tbe treatment q u1aToa
df1edfsg ~ ho believes an niozs cafof) Is produces
Voraeaaaaa than that n y glfen 10 cure,
Onco hours ICON eight IN me morning ul nihe 10
ne evening, Jan w. WY
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IoHS , HlpI, Grand Secretary, should be addrr's"i
NJ Nashuills, 1enR.

IoHS y HIpF, Grand Secretary, should be addre'sed
Ut Nailuills Than
TeHnesies Lodge, No. meets every Tuesday Even
lug, At their Hall, on the corner OF Union aud SUN.
streets. The ofloeFa for the present term, are
O. s. Iesuour, No; .. r. Mills, Yd.;'J. l.. Wea,ley,
Secretary I. x spain, Treasurer,
T,ubus lodge, No iO--Aoet AZ the same place
every Monday Evening, Tho officers are r. A.
Campbell N c.; Henry Apple, V.0.i y. l. rark,
Secretary B. ~ Brown, Treasurer
Smiley lodge, No. eo-Neets al their Han, on South
Cherry street, every Friday gveuing. The officers
arc O. O Covert, NG,i Frank Hartman, V.G.i james
Wyatt, Secretary W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer
Aurora Lodge, No. lO5, Caermanl- -Meels at tho
Hall, corner Of Union and summer streets, every
fhursday Evening. The officers are Charles Rich,
No; p, Friedman, V.G; --- Bitiorlich, seoroiaryi
Geo seiierle, Treasurer.
Rldgsly Eacampmssi, No.i--Aieots at the above Hal
on the HFst and third Wednesdays Of each month.
Tho officers aro J. X. NILS C.P. T. 2. Mcbride HP.i
e. y. Fullor, sw,; Teter Harris, Jr, JW,i John ,.
Ride, Scribe q. r. Cutter Treasurer.
Olive Branch Eeneanpmei, NJ. A-hteia at The
above Han on the second and fourth Wednesday
nights Of each month Tho ooloers are; Jas. Bell,
CP.; Henry Apple, Hr,; l. Moller, s.w.i D. Fried.
man, JW Churles Kirchor, scribei J, ~ Ward,
Treasurer
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Louisville seems to BIO infested with
mad-dogs. A little girl died there re-
Gently in all the agonies Of hydrophobia.
The Journal Of the goth inst says:
A number Of rabid dogs made their
appearance ia the streets Of tho city to-
day, and several persons were bitten by
them. Our fellow citizen Dr. Knight was
attacked by one of them, and, nOtwiih-
standing his efforts 70 defend himself,
was bitten in the ear. A lady, whose
name We could not learn, was bitten by
the Same animal, A dog in the upper
portion Of the city attacked and BIT sew
eral little boys, among them a son Of Mr..
Nollmer the grocer, who resides on JEFF
ferson street, near Hancock. Our citizens
should rise in mass aud oxterminate the
race Of worthless ours that infest our
thoroughfares,
Perhaps Mayor SAuTH can find some-
thing to do in this way in our city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30

The Selma (Ala.) Sentinel Of the Goth
ult, says that the crops Of that section
are literally burning up for the want Of
rain. The gardens are destroyed, and In
places the corn crop, especially, ruined.
Fields which, In ordinary seasons, would
have made fifteen bushels TO the acre, will
not this season yield one In many Of
the sugar counties Of the State there will
not be corn enough made TO sustain the
population. In other counties In the
same section the crops are fair, but no.
where luxuriant
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30

ANOTHER REBEL OUTRAoE.--CaptAin
William Ford, of Pike county, informs
the Sandy Valley Advocate that the
rebels visited the house Of Mr.. Lewis So
words, In that county, and robbed the
family Of everything their house con-
tanned. Mr. SoWerds mother, an old la.
dy 80 years Of age, was confined 10 her
bed and unable 10 rise. The rebels rolled
her out on the floor and carried away the
bedding, not leaving sufficient quantity
for her 10 lie on or 70 cover her. Similar
outrages are being committodin all parts
Of the country. The above 10 only one
out Of hundreds Of such instances. ~
Louisville Journal
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS.

short6--Jamos NJ Hinton Depuiic,-Thomas Hob.
son and J. X. buchanan.
Regisisr-Phineas Garrett.
9It,stes--w. Jasper Taylor
Coroner--N II. BelohOr.
RaRger--JOhn Corbitt.
Revenue Collector, q, Briley.
Railroad Tar Collector--w. D. Robertson.
Coilsiables for he Nashville Diihiot-Iohn n. Cover
and J. f. Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
Judgs-Hon. James whltworth.
Clsrk--P llndBloy Nichol
aE-Th Judges Court meets the FIRST Monday In
each month, and the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County, is held the nrst Mon
day in January, April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT.
Jadgs-Hon. Nathaniel BAXTER.
C7srt--DayidC c. Love.
So The Court meets the artt Monday IN March
and September
CRIMINAL COURT.
JHdgs--HOn. William X. Turner.
Clert-charHs +, Dggons.
- The Court meets the arst Monday iu April Au-
gust and December.
cHANcERY COURT.
Chancsilor-Hon Samuel D. Treuon,
Clerk and Mlster-J r Oleaves
So The Court meets lhs nrsi Monday IN May and
November.
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A country magistrate, noted for his
love for the pleasures Of the table, speak
ing one day 10 a friend, said ave have
just been eating a suburb turkey; Il was
excellent, stuffed with iruiiles 10 the neck,
tender, delicate, and Of high flavor we
left only the bones" How many of YOU
were there? said the friend. aTwo,v
replied the magistrate. Two " "Yes.
the turkey and myself"
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AnAMs ExpREss coMPANY.

Persons wishing 10 sond Freight and Packages BY
the MornlBs Trains q ihe I0ulsYuia kvr haaa'
WIS, aud NAutulf AND proAruh RAuAoAns,
aus. have the same at he Once BY O'Clock The
evening Preylsos ETI
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30

TINE WauE DRAFTiEa WILL BEaiN.--
The time indicated as the day upon
which the draft shall take place L Wed.
nesday, the % Of SsptembeT, instead Of
Monday, the lsl, az stated "a the order
Of the Secretary Of War. This has been
explained by telegram from Washing.
ton, received since the publication Of The
order. So says the Boston Traveller.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30

WASHINGTON, August 20.--Mr. stanton
stated to-day that the order for drafting
to iill up the old regiments would be en-
forced without fail by September let,
The old regiments which have not been
recruited up 10 the full strength before
that time viii al once be filed by dealt,
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CITY COUNCIL,


hoard 81 4ldsta,l,s--x. y. Brien, Presidsni }. y.
Newman, a. A. J. May HG scoyel, VIM. 8 Cheat
ham, }. smith, NJ. O. l.. Claiborne, and Jas. RObb.
Common couueiI--w r. Jones, President william
Roberts, T. J. Yarbrough, WIN. Driver, WIN Stewart,
Louis Rough, ". Mullins, James Turner, G. n. South
gate, A. J. Cole, Jas. DAVIS Andrew anderson, D. B.
Knowles, and John 0ready. tr.
~ ~
srANpisG COMMITTEES on THE CITY oousClL.
Finamos--Knowies, scovel and Cole.
Water Works--Anderson, Smith and Claiborne.
Streets -Yarbrough Turner, southgate Davis, Bren,
Mayaed, Chatham and Claiborne.
Wharf-Newman, Stewart aud Turner
Ho,paal--Jones, May6eld and Sloan.
sohools-cheatham, Mayheld and Knowles.
Fire Depariment-Cready, Driver and Newman.
Gas-Driyer, Oheatham and Davis.
Csmsisry--smlth, Stewart and Newman.
Market Houss--Roberts, Stewart and Turner.
Siapes-Hough, Claiborne and DAVIS.
Polics--Cheaiham Brien and Anderson
sprngs-tlough, Claiborne and Drion.
HiorthOuss--Cheatham, May Geld aud Knowles.
Improvements and EgpsndlhTes--Coe, soorel and
Crcady.
Public PropuB--Bren, Choatham and Turner.
Pest Houss-Mayaeld, Jones and Roberts.
81 The Board Of Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
next preceding the second and fourth Thursdays in
each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays IN each month.
NIGHT POLICE
Captain-John BauEh.
Fired Lieuteaant--Wm. YRrbrough.
Second Lieuien0ut---John II, Davis.
Policeinen--wm. jackson, John Lavender, Mich Da-
WIS., joel Phillips VIM. Baker, John Cottren, William
Mayo, John Englos, J. W. Wright, john Pickett
Robert Scott, w. @ Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles HuIitt
81 The Police Court Is opened every morning at
nine O'Clock.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-30

The New Ironsides has left Philadel-
phia upon her frst expedition She left
with sealed orders. She is believed to be
inyinoible. Unless tho best judges Of
naval offence and defence are at fault
she Is capable Of oncOunterng success
fully a dozen ordinary men-of-War ca
pable Of sinking anything ahoat aud
capable either Of passing by the strongest
rebel fort upon the continent or taking
her position directly in front Of Ii and
bsltering Il with her terrible guns Of
leisure.
II Is believed that her destination is
Fort sumpteF and Charleston. We know
Of q no city 50 deserving Of The fate Of
sodom and GoFnorrsh.
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oouNTY DlarcToRr-c Continued.
M1LnAnY ovARrERs 49, OrFIcERa.

Pos,-Hsadquariors on High street. Col. p NIL.
Ter, commanding.
Diibioi-lloadquarters on Summer street OR
Tord's residen0el W,H. sldeI, RIsi. tsth rs To.
faniry, A. A. A.G.
Propos Observation-Disclosures A. The Capitol. A.
G Gillem, csl LAT Team. Infantry.
Chasf dssittaHs Quarssrmasta n Hsaiquarton On
Cherry nircasi No 10, tJuags csirou's resiasnos.)
Capt. > ID. Bingasm,
Ass.siasi QsaytsrBasisr-Iio. r. Cherry street Capt
r. Stevenson.
AssistaH, ozarfsnastr- ~ Vine street, nssr hrs.
Polk's residence. Capt. r. N. Lamb
dssistaas Quovisrres,sFNo %, Market street
Capt. ;. N. Hale.
cllisf c5mHsiaaarr- No. 10, Vine %.
Capt. r. Marfaoiy.
coHmis'arg q subsis;oRoe-BEoud street. Cspt. 9.
Little
Acting Commi'org Of S'lbsis,,nro--Corncr Of Broad
and College streets. Lieut. Charles Allen.
Medical Drsci0r--summor street. or. Fori's old
residanco) Surgeon, r. swift.
Medical PrTpsyor's otise--Church street, Masonic
Building j. r. PRr1E. Surgeon, sth Kentucky In.
fsntrY, Acting Medical Puryeyor.
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[PUBLIC REsoLUTloE--No. 81
rNTAfD ms COR TrUrrAT -t...z. -

PUBLIC kEsOLUrloN--NO b4.
JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary Of
" An act 10 suppress instruction, to
punish treason and rebellion, TO seize
and conhscato the property Of rebels
and for other purposes"
Resolved, By tEs Senate and House Of Re-
prcSeatativcs Of tie United States Of An1syi.
ca, IN Congress assembled, That the proyi-
sions Of the third clause Of the fifth Sec
tion Of can act TO suppress insurrection,
to punish treason and rebellion, TO seize
and cOnfscate the property Of rebels, and
Cor other purposes, shall be 80 construed
as not TO apply TO any actor acts done
pr Tor 10 the passage thereof nor to in
clude any member Of a State Legislature
or Judge Of any State Court, who has not
in accepting or entering upon his office,
taken an oath TO support the Constitution
Of the so-called Confederate States Of
America" nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under said act be 80 con-
strued as to work a forfeiture Of the real
estate Of the offender, beyond his natural
life.
A.,.a..I T,,I-Ty 1890
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Approved July ~ 1862.

AN Insurance DHAFTHG CoApASY.-
A plan IS on foot in New York, according
10 the Herald, supported by several
wealthy merchants and other citizens, TO
got up a drafting insurance company,
after the style of similar institutions ia
Europe. They propose, for a certain
sum, TO become responsible for persons
liable to draft, aud, in case Of their be-
ing drafted, the insurance company to
find a substitute.
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Dquy sfurghah-w II wIiklnson, a. c. Tucker,
snd James A. Steele.
Clerks ~ ~ 1aststl0hn Chnnbisy er-ocio, hFai
Jos. L. Ryan, second, and John Reddick, third.
Tar Aissssof--Wiiam Driver
Rsrame Coilecior--A B, shanlland
War 7ltr Collsdtor@E D Gafratt
Treaairst--R Henry.
Hla.f Aasf1r-lThomas ieake
sapsriussndsai Of ~ Wofthohis-zJ O. Dodd
siperinsahdent q ~ Waiv Wort;--Jamea Wyatt
chief Of he Fire DPartnsi,--Jobn NJ. sesbury.
SeJioa Of ne Censtery--T. n. Mcbride.
Street Operaeer--J L. Stewart.
Cuy Aaornsy--Iohn Rfcrhai Smith.
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AnR1vAI AND DEPARTURE OF soANs,

Louisville 4 Nashville RfR Traiu leaves at 7.45, AM.
"a I" arr al 0.a0 Pm
Nashville 4 Decatur RR. Train leaves at coo, AN.
arr, Al 100, I'm.
Nash. oha,tanooga R.R Train leaves AZ TO- 90, AN
a. 825, Pm,
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ARRTYAL AND pEPARTuRE on MArLs

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Mai,vi Louisville, arrives Daily, ESQ P NJ
" leaves " 7.46 AN.
Columbia, via I. & A. R.R. arrives " $50 r NJ.
4" leaves go AN.
sholby,illo, via y. & Q. RI, arrived $50 Pm.
'' leaves - 1000 AM.
Lebanon, arrives ICON.
leaves 500 Pm.
Memphis Mail leaves Daily,va Louisville and Cairo.
PosT.oTnCEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARR
Liberty, Alexandria;
Gordonsville Smithvllie,
Watertown, Jenninga Fork.
POST.OFFICEs on LINE or N. & G. RR--
Murfrcesboro, Fosierville
Jordan's Valley, or Shelbyville,
Christana. Palmetto.
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9abiSson Conntg 9iftttorp.
cry ooveaNmeMr,

JOAN HUGH SMITH, Mayor. rerr.
WILLIAM sHkNE, Rscordsr. u ~
JOHN CHuMBfFY, MarslaL
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syashrille sauiuu.
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Perhaps Mayor SMTH can find some
thing to do in this way in our city.