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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17
DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DTSPHNSiRY.

TNHE attention OF citizens strangers and others viz
itng Nashville, requiring medida aid, is respect
milycalled 10 this Office, No. 81 Deaderick street.
ond noor, between Cherry and the square.
Dr.. COLEMAN Ia IN old practitioner Of medicine; HE
almost unlimited experience and hattcrinE success
for many years past, IN the treatment Of nIs
EAsE has induced him % devote his undivided aiten
ton 10 all diseases of this nature Many cases Of
the most inveterate character have promptly yielded
to his improved method of treatment.
Primary Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Syph.
is, Gonorrhoa, Gleat and an diseases Of the eeuba
and urinary organs, meet with no resistance 70 bic
remidies.
A female Irregularities and functional isderange
rueate pf thc womb, EHt tifc diseas3 arising EQm
CESSATION and I'D manged parturition.
Every case Of keducible Rupture, and Of Plies, ard
Proapsus Of the Rectum. and most cases Of Fist1la
can be cured by process nearly painless. II either
of the latter cases s undertaken by DR.. Coleman,
cure Is Invariably gayTaHted, careful examinated
Always paesents the necessary indications Of
fdflureby his improved method Of operating
Persons OF either sex applying in person or by letter
describing case) en- the rst symptoms Of any acute
Hpecfo disease, be cured IN most cases, by the
abortive method In forty-eight hours
Strict confidence, prompt attention, and moderate
charges, will govern him with bis patrons.
81 No mercury used In the treatment OF reneTea
dscQsss, as he believes (n most cases) II produces
worse disease than that Il is given to cure.
Onlce hours from eight in the morning tin nine u
the evening jan 10, 62-iy
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17
Stop the Horse Thief.

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be paid for the ap
III prehenson aud delivery OF the man and Roam
Horse that stolen on Sunday night, the Sh INST,
from the stable Of John M Wnstead, living In viii
Hlmson county, six miles east Of Franklin. The
horse is the property OF Mrs. Mary A. Patterson He
10 a dark roam, years old a good Buggy Horse a
heavy tail holds it rather b one side trOts and pa
oes toerably well carries himself quite gay his head
up he Is newly shod all round. He Is very noted for
unhitching himself when leit standing hitched. The
man who stole him is supposed 20 be deserter from
the ederal army. He Is a small man, some q years
OF age, with bushy head had on hoped hat He
has been in the neighborhOod several weeks He
called his name JOhu C0lman, but bis real name Do
John Cook, which wil be found On his blanket
1he above reward will be paid on The delivery Of
said horse 10 Mrs Mary A. Patterson ten miles south
Of Nashville, near tho Noensville Turnpike
N. B.-says no belongs 70 the 67th or bsth Indiana
Regiment. NARY A. PATTERSON
iuno ll-1me
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17
United States Of America:
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
VETHEREAS. information was n'ed within and for
wv the Middle District Of Tennessee, az Nashville
the 28th day Of ~, D., 1862 by John rrimble,
Esq, Attorney for the United States fer the Middle
District Of Tennessee, who Proseoutes herein On behalf
of he unitej States, against certain property VIZ a
Lot situated the NOrth-east OF cherry street
and Franklin street, in South Nashville, and the
buildings thereon the said buildings recently erected
for the purpose OF preparing materials FOR the manu-
lacture Of GunpOwder; also the machinery and fix
lures connected with said establishment praying pro-
cess against the same, that It be oandemRsd as for
ieited.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the monitlOn, un-
der th seal Of said Court TO me directed and deiv-
cred do hereby give public notice TO all persons
claiming said property, or IN any manner Interested
theren that they be and appear before said Circuit
Court 10 be held al the City ofNashve, In aud for
said District on the 9th day Of October, ls62 al 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day then and there TO
interpOse their CLAIMS and TO make their allegations
in that behalf E. r. GiAacOOK,
iune8-l4t u. 8. Marshal M. ID. T.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17
S2h REWARDl

CTOLEN, from r. HULDEBRANp, Jeweller, on Un-
- ION street. ONE PATENT LEVER ENGLIsH
GOLD WATCH, Manufactured By Jno. Johnston, liv-
erpoo The Watch BE- ol small size, With white dal,
engraved on the inside GE0 w, hANhERi from hls
father IN the year 1885," On the outside engraved
tQIoRAcB HANMtRn The above Reward viii be paid
Tor any Information that may Lad 20 the recovery of
he uroperty A. IN, HAMMER
luuea-ti
Iouisyile Journal please copy TO the amt OF 49,
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Slnger's SeWlng MaChlne.

TT,0R SALE, low FOR CASH, ONE or srNGERs
II soeing Machines, in good order, warranted, at
g5 UNION sTNhkT.
junos-lw P. j. KAUFMANE'
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committed to Jail

-, ronntv. Tenn. June eth, 1852, ne
usor rnamea RLJAui says he belongs 70
an - Nanrg County, Tenni about "a OF ~
lo, ,''.hs about 100 or i65 pounds ieet
h ~ , copper color small scar under corner
a, reou stad 10 come forward, prove
lul ,,ay charges, as the law direois'
ano Pas D. a. HINTON,
sheriff and Jaiior OF d. Z.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

A NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE, oontaining four,
IA ave, six, or seven rooms Needed for several
months, and viii be we'll taken care Of by gentle
man and WHO. A reasonable rent will be paid for a
house ~ above description pleasantly situated. Ad
CHARLES ALLEN,
AIayqi-f Box o. p, o., Nashv villo
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claims against the q. States.

A LLEN A. HALL viii attend 10 the collection Of
IA claims against any Of the United states authori-
ties either here al Washington. He may be found
at the Sewanee House.
Nashville, June l2th, 1882.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17
A5gashpilIe aGuiOu.


DAILY UNION, per annum........... ..s...ss 90
week i.....s.ss..-. ....st.. ~
fm-WEEKLy UNoy per aunnm, ......... SIS 90
NEHKtY UNION, per aunum.. 90
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17
B00TS q Shoes

T -ANIB Sc MURPHY have also re
IL received fresh supply OF ladies', Gtntlemen's
and Misses Boots, Shoes, Caters, Slippers, SC, Of
every description and style, suitable FIR City and
, ouhtry trade, which they offer wholesale and re-
tail low for CASH june3-2w*
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NOTICEl

ATuRRpAY, the 2sth DAY OF JUNE, 1902
I'M ex nose 10 public sale 60 tho highest bidder,
M the Court house in the County Of David
'FQRO MAN, name 'uRIsr0PHER, aged about
, ovisS ON rs the property Of John W Mar
one vi IA 40 my hands, IN favor OF J,
tlsl S,etx and Master OF the Chanoery Court
ltra, .,Nd Tennessee, against John w. Martin
nnsaaris sale within the usual hours
co bssitd 81 MI. HINTON, Sheriff,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

< AND OTHERS
sby givon, thatth Act passed by
I stNcf February "a, 1862, entitled an ACT
|nr tho sale Of vinousi splrimous, or inloS'
usors ~ M. will hereafter be rlgdly enforced
RN'' JNO. HUGH SMlrH Mayor,
.at pace, May u, lS61.-u
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bud we 10 Jail

the Guar. juno 0sh, 1862, me-
@ says she belongs TO
The Sun. -, Isp1 asoot i,s iso si'i ~ iso %
h.oslioo Al two small scars on
"i'l''"e ~ the edge of the nose
bus worl
ed 20 come firwnrd,. prove
SAyt0ilgos, az the law directs,
- .. AZ. HINTON,
Sheriff and Jaiior Of d. o.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23
An Appeal from the Southern
UnionistSs

TINS real bearing and effect of the part-
san movement inaugurated at Columbus on
the 4th can be best Judged by the manner
in which it is regarded by the loyal men of
the South. The following extract from the
Nashville Uaion in reply to an article
from the Richmond Djsp@ok, ia laudation
of Mr.. BENJAMIN Wood, is directly TO the
point, The Union says;
This Ben. Wood is one of the Vallan-
digham faction, who are determined TO keep
up partisan organization at time when
all patriots should reSrganiZe with no plat
form but that of Union, and no creed except
salvation of the Republic. The Union men
of the South feel the deepest anxiety that
the loyal men of the North should indig-
nanty spun those leaders among them
who having lGIg associated with the south
err disuuionists; hsve imbibed all their
reasonable, corrupt and dsspodc feelings,
The most dangerous foes the republic has
are those northern politicians who cloak
their rebel sympathies under the spacious
name of conservative and devote themselves
to warring against the administration and
all its policy, and 70 proving that our armies
must pay strict regard 10 the constitutional
rights of traitors who are ia arms against
us. We invoke loyal men of the North TO
cast aside all such leaders They are but
waiting for am opportunity to sell them
selves 10 ,he enemy. Perhaps he has bought
them already" "
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23
GEN. POPE MOVING.

GEs. PogE'5 army has penetrated the
Shenandoah Valley as fer as Gordonsville,
and taken possession Of that place At
Gordonsville there are most important rail
road connections, upon which the rebel
army at Richmond is dependent for supplies.
This is the first time that Federal soldier
has reached Gardonsvile. Let us hope
that the brave army under Pope willnot be
forced to retire from it. He will give the
rebel Generals something else to think about
besides aggressive measures. The way 10
crUgh this rebellion is to sustain the men
who are in E2yOr of crushing it. The Gov
ernmont, as it appoints s4ch officers, has a
right 10 appeal to the sustaining payer
the pcople--ior the soldiers to do the work.
Let this appeal not be neglected, and we
shall soon see the end of the war,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23
Patriots and Traitors.

THERE can he but two classes of men in
the country at this time - Unionists or trail
tors! and there will be but two parties,
all the efforts of political demagogues TO the
contrary Notwithstanding. There can be no
halfway house between patriotism and
treason. You must either he for or against
the Union Such were the dying words of
the patriotic Douglas. A man who is not
a wholc-hcarted, unreserved supporter of
the government is no better than the mean
est rebel in South Carolina. Men are now
to he Judged by their words and deeds -
not by mere professions. The ranks are
forming Let every man choose now and
choose right!
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23
The New Pension Law for the
Present War-The Paw per Month TO
Disabled Officers aud Privates.

Both Houses of Congress agreed on
the following pensions for total disability
for her officers. nou-commissioued officers,
musicians. and privates, employed in the
military service whether regulars, volun-
teers, or militia, and in the marine corps
since the 4th Of March, 1861.
Lieutenant Colonel. and all officers OF a
higher rank, thirty dollars per month; Major,
twenty-five dollars per month ; Captain,
twenty dollars per month; First Lieutenant,
seventeen dollars per month and non-com-
missioned officers, musicians, and privates,
eight dollars per month. The pension for
total disability for officers, warrant or petty
officers, and others employed in the naYal
service of the United States, shall he as fol-
lows, viz: Captain, commander, surgeon,
paymastor and chief engineer, respectively
ranking with commander 10y law, lieuten-
aut commanding, and master commanding,
thirty dollars per month lieutenant, sur
geon, paymaster, and chief engineer. res
pectively, ranking with Lieutenant by law,
and passed assistant surgeon, twenty-five
dollars per month professor of mathemat-
les. master, assistant surgeon, assistant
paymaster, and chaplain, twenty dollars per
! month";; first assisstdlit engineers and pilots,
| fifteen dollars per month passed midship-
men, nlidshipmen, captains and paymasters
! clerks, second and third assistant engineer,
masters mate, and all warrant officers, ten
! dollars per month all petty officers, and
all others persons before nameu employe |
in the naval service, eight dollars per month.
Provision is made in case of death fer the
widow ur children To- receive the pension.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23
THE JAMES ISLAND DISASTER.

\ NEWSPAPER war has opened between
General Stevens and Benham, in regard to
the responsibility of the defeat at James Is
land near Charleston, S. c. General Ste
vens, in addition TO his report of the affair,
has published letter in which he attempts
10 show that the orders for the attack were
issued by Gen. Benham, contrary to the
Judgment of the other officers, and that he,
Gen. Stevens, was prompt in sending for
ward his mon in obedience to orders, tho
contrary to his own wishes. Gen. Benham
replies by showing that not only did Gems.
Stevens, Wright and Williams approve the
project of The attqck, which had, in fact,
been ordered by Gen. Hunter, but that the
failure was entirely due to the tardipess aRd
neglect of orders of Gen. Stevens. He also
contends that had Gen. Stevens led or even
accompanied his troops, the assault might
have proved successful; but that officer
chose 10 keep behind hedge during the
action, nearly half a mile distant from the
enemy's battery.
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Mhnt this Congress- has Done.

'Sm. said Mr. Summer. in closing his
recent eloqueat plea for Couliseation in the
Senate, " The preseut Congress has already
done much beyond any other Congress in
our history 20 entitle It to the gratitude of
the Nation. Measures which Cor long years
scented atSanable onlyt the most sanguine
hopes. have triumphed. Emancipation in
National Capital freedom in all the nation
nj territories the offer of rausom to help
emancipation in the States the recognition
Of Hyatt and liberia the treaty with
Great Britain for the suppression of the
slave traie; The prohibition OF tue return
of fugitive slaves ly military officers; home
steads for actual settlers on the public lands;
the Pacific Railroad endowments of agri-
cultural colleges ont Of public lands such
are some of the achievements of which the
present Congress will be historic. Besides
we have raised an army, and made impor-
taut additions to our navy and have pro-
vided means for all our gigantic expendi-
lures by tax, which is in itself an epoch.
The Senator was right! The present
Congress has doubtless its weakness and its
faults but is record Thus far is brighter
and more hopeful thun has been that of any
of its predecessors, since the earlier and
purer days Of the Republic and it is not
unnatural that, as their work approached
completion. the members should point, with
just aud honest pride, to such summary
of what they have accomplished
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23
Military Meetings.

Meetings will be held at the following
places, at the times named:
Tontogany, Wednesday evening, July %.
Portage, Thursday evening, July "a.
Bowling Green. Friday eve, July 70.
Stony Ridge, Saturday eve, July 26.
Freeport, Monday eve, July rs.
Millgrove. Tuesday eve, July 20.
Center School House, Perry tp., July 30.
Eaglevlle, Thursday eve, July 81.
J. A. Shannon, Capt. Tooth Regt., L. B.
Blinn, lst Lieut., Thos. Mawer, I'd Lieut.
are raising Company of volunteers in
Wood Co. There will be recruiting Off
Ger at each of the above meetings, to take
the names of any who may wish to go
Competent speakers will attend each OF
these meetings, and it is desired that the
patriotic citizens attend for the purpose Of
devising some scheme in their several
neighborhoods for the support of the fami
lies of those who are willing to volunteer.
BY order of the County Military Com.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23
The News.

MoRGAsS cuerrillas have been driven from
the line of the Kentucky Central Railroad, and
that thoroughfare will soon he opeued again
The citizens of haysyde Ky we're alarmed
Saprdny ny report that Morgsn's gang was
Within Twelve Wilcs Of that city. Assistance
so, sent trou Portsmouth and Iroaton
Bosts on the ohio river are constantly fred
into by rebel bands from the Kentucky shore.
gunbOat or two is needed below the falls to
chastise tho towns whence these attacks are
mostly made. The burning ofa Secession hole
or two might be OF service.
The Engbsh papers regard the battles before
Richmond A. serious reverses to the Union cause,
calculated to pro'OFg the war and render future
efforts against the rebel capital more difficult
aud of more doubtful, success. Tbs London
Times is still grOwlng owe the war tsriH
Nashville dispatches represent the guerFiAas
10 that vicinity 20 be very active. Their efforts
are chiefly directed against railroad bridges and
telegraph wires, but the soldiers Of the city are
an under arms TO he in reiiness Tor any sudden
dash OF the rebels upon their lines.
The garrllas are commanded by tho notori.
Gus Colonel Forrest who captured the Minnesota
Aad Michigan regiments at hurfreesb0ro. Ia
tense excitement prevails al EAseville.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23
WAR IN EARNEST.

THE commander of the army in the Valley
of Virginia has inaugurated u new war pol
icy. The orders of Gen, Pope, which we
publish this morning, will be received with
enthusiasm by all loyal people. With the
exception of Gen. Buffers New Orleans
orders, we have had nothing like them in
this war. They ring of the true metal
They come fairly up to the sentiments OF
the people. They are equal to the tremen-
dous crisis of the country. They are based
on strictly war principles. They afford
evidence that the abominable conciliatory
policy is to be abandoned. Nothing more
encouraging than this could be announced
at this time to the people, who have been
discouraged by the sluggishness of move
ment and the tenderness to the rebels which
have characterized the operations Of the
mast.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23
The Union State Convention.

The undersigned. representing TnE UNoS CoSvEN'
which assembled In this city the 9th Of septem-
her last, call upon AL loyal citizens who In favor
Of the maintenance Of the Government and OF the Wig
aud continued prosecution OF the war now car
red for the suppression Of the rebellion against the
Government" again TO meet and appoint delegates
20 Union Convention, to be held in this city, on
Thursday, the gist day Of August next,
for the nomination Of candidates for the following
named officers:
Judge Of the supreme Court.
Secretary OF state.
Attorney General,
School Commis sioncr.
One member Of the Board Of Public Works.
The Convention will be composed Of the same mum.
Der Of delegates constituted the Convention oflast
year and apportioued in like manner, among the sew
eral counties.
Under this apporonment. representation for the
North western part Of The State will be as folows-
Defiance g Fulton 4, Henry 2, Lucas d, Paulding =,
Putnum 2, Williams 4, Wood T.
We recommend that the delegates be chosen by con
yentions in the several counties to be held on satur
day. the 10th day Of August
The Convention will assemble at IL o'clock, A. NJ
GEORGE NJ PARSONS, Chairman.
b. +. MARTIN, Secretary.
Union Executive Committee.
CoLrMBus, June 2d, 1862.
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Resolrsd, That a bounty of FIVE dollars shall be
paid at the office of the Lucas county Military Com
mttee for each man exceeding the above ratio vol
intee,ed end mustered into the service before the
18th day Of Apgast, isaY, iroi4 any of the above
pamed cOuuicS.
Resolred, Thatthe Committee wilt nutreconmond
fOr appointment as a field officer Of the Tooth Regi-
ment, any person who is not now either a resident
Of the 9th Dsirct Of Ohio or in the number of
the 9th District of Ohio, or in the number OF those
now in the military service of the country from
said District; and this Committee further express
II as their decided opinion that the appointment OF
any person as teld officer Of any grade who is not
either l.o8 N The service as aforesaid or resident
OF said district VIII greatly eMbarrass the raising
oC said regiment,
Rsoiced, That we postpone the further oonsidera-
tOn of the subject Of the recommendation of field
officers of said regiment until the 23d of July, 1852
at o'clock 7. NJ, and the Secretary of this meet
igg be requested to communicate the above resolu-
l6g iorths.A ~ ,he Governor aud Adj't General OF
Ohio.
P. c, LENNON, Chairman.
FINLAY S7RoNG, Secretary.
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%, 4 rcrIcur FOREVER.

Tnu Coruc,Uca Legislature has voted TO
Increase ,ao state bounty TO volunteers to
$50 each. Il has been heretofore S5O.-
the Nutmeg State does not beat every other
State in having her quota in the field, it
viii not he because of the lack Of the proper
feeling ON the subject, and the proper ae-
tion on the part of her legislature. The
town of New Bedford IN the same State,
has voted an additions, bounty sti.l OF Sl00.
New Bedford viii have her quota iorwith.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-23
GENERAL IEAl.LECK.

FRInAf evenings Washington Sy0' says
it has reasqn TO believe that Gen. lIalleck
is now on his way to that city, summoned
10y the GqyFrnment but it lis not SO certain
that he vii! bp retained ;ss 4. military ad Vis.
Or.r.In other words, il is believed that Hal
leclo will take command Of both MoCollan's
and Pope'H armies. so as to direct IA united
operhtlon nYainst hiChmond