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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-19

Old Wings, old Democrats, Republic
cans, men Of all parties who love your
country, throw aside your party insignia
and watchwords as worse than useless
membranes in the present crisis Of the
Republic. We have a Union to save from
utter disruption, a nation to preserve UNI
severed and undiyidcd-the lives, the
liberty the happiness of thirty millions
Of people to defend Away then, With
all partisan organizations. The man
who asserts that his own party alone can
save the country and that he will not
affiliate with any other is most wretch
cdly deluded and blinded, or is infected
with the poison Of secession and rebel
lion. Let MS all join hands and try to
save the Republic. So we effect that it
matters not who are the agents Of her
salvation Down with the demon Of
party, and raise the flag Of the Union
higher than all other standards. One
country, one constitution and one destiny
await ms all,
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Thc NashviIIc cTonn.l Union.

The rebel organs which circulate the
foul calumny that the Government wishes
to incite the slaves to instruction, de-
light in drawing pictures of the horrid
cruelties which would be committed by
the negroes Now we are very certain
that the negroes could not excel the rebels
themselves in brutality and ferocity.
The rebel soldiers have already perpe-
trated outrages on the living and on the
dead, on males and females, on adults
and on children, which the sayages of
Madagascar never committed. Your thor
ough- bred, remorseIess rebel is as near
an approach TO devil as ono in the avsh
can make and for these rebel newspapers
to lament the negro atrocities which
would follow an Instruction or enamel
patton IS about as touching a sight as it
would be TO see a hyena weeping over the
ferocity Of a fox. Look at the number
less cases Of lynching reported for years
past in the regions where the rebellion is
rife, and committed by white men who
are now rebels. Look at the thousands
of good citizens who have been shot
drowned or hung in the South for the
crime Of loyalty. A contemporary es-
Inmates the number of people thus muir
dorcd by white rebels'at FIVE THOUSAND.
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artr Adrrrtis
mARHIHn,

In this city, by the Rev. Dr. Howell, on the 18Th
lust, Lieut. }. b, HouoWAr, Of Kentucky, and for.
merry Of Baolrs star, 70 Miss Lava C,Rrrn, eldes,
daughter y 3 J Carter, Of this city,
The fair bride sent us the above announcement
accompanied with beautiful slice 81 the bridal cake
May Heaven kindly permit hor, 90 the return Of
peace TO twuc the myrtle wreath among the cluster
ing aurcls Of husband returning from war IN
soathed and covered with houors
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-19

The Southern Confederacy Of the 25th
instant published at Atlanta, in its roll
Of the Confederate Representatives, has
the name of Kentucky with a blank I'M
der H. What does this mean Have
they already given you up one State as
too honest for their traitorous league
Wonder how soon Tennessee will require
a blank also ?--L1Hca'isr (Pa) EIpres'
-
iGoyernor Johnson got out his blank
for Tennessee some weeks ago, and thus
his fearless pen has filled il up:
The Union must be preserved,
The laws must be- enforced
Traitors must bepunished apd treason
crushed.
How does the Epre5' like the filling
up?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-19

In order to give at glance view Of
the unparalleled success Of our armies,
we have for several weeks kept stand
ing list Of the successes gained since the
first Of February, adding to it as the
facts, occuras follows;
1. Garheld's victory over Marshall.
Q The victory az Mill Springs.
3. The capture Of Fort Henry
L. The victory at Roanoke Island
D. The capture of Edenton and Eliza
beth City,
6. The destruction Of the rebel feet
in the waters of North Carolina.
z The evacuation of Bowling Green.
3. The capture Of Fort Donelson.
g. The dispersion of Prices army and
the clearing Of Missouri Of the
rebels.
10. The capture Of two rebel regiments
at Donelson.
IL, The voluntary surrender of two
rebel regiments at the same
place.
10, The evacuation of GAINESVILLE.
10. The proof made in Tennessee that
there is a loyal people at the
South, ready 20 welcome a return
20 tic Union
IA, The occupation by the Federal
forces of Nashville, the leading
mandatory Of arms and war
material for the South
10 Possession taken Of the Roanoke
and Seaboard Railroad by Gen.
Burnside.
l6 The evacuation and destruction Of
the Qualifications at Columbus,
Ky.
H. Evacuation Of Murfreesboro', and
retreat of the rebel army into
Alabama.
lS. Occupation of Bolivar Charlestown,
and Mariinsburgh by the FEEDER
eral forces under Gen. Banks.
10. The taking of Leesburg.
20. The occupation Of Berrysville.
81. The evacuation of Centrevile.
%. The raising of the rebel blockade
of the Potomac.
%. Defeat of the iron ships in Hamp-
ton Roads by the Ericsson bat
terry Monitor.
"a. The victory over Price at Boston
Mountains, Arkansas,
%. The capture of Fernandna, Flori-
da.
2G, The capture Of Brunswick, Geor-
gia--the possession of the two
places giving us complete con-
troll of the whole coast Of Geor-
pia and the coast of Florida
%. The evacuation of Manassas.
%. Evacuation Of Pensacola.
20. Expulsion Of the rebel army from
New Madrid
80. Capture of Newborn, N. G.
81. Occupation of st, Augustine, Flori-
da.
49, Garheld's victory at Pound Gap.
81. Victory near Winchester, Va.
30. Occupation of Beauiord N. O., and
destruction of Fort Macon.
49, Capture of Island No. Ten.
81 Victory over Beauregard at Pitts
burg Landing.
80. Capture of Huntsville, Ala.
49, Occupation of Chattanooga and
Decatur.
40. Landing at Pass Christian.
Al. Capture of Fort Pulaski
AZ. Capture of New Orleans.
43. Capture of Fort Macon, April 20.
Al. Occupation Of Baton Rouge.
10. Evacuation Of Yorktown, May 3.
40. The battle Of Williamsburgh, May
9th.
AZ. The battle at West Point, May7.
48. Occupation of Norfolk, May 10.
40. The destruction of the MerrimaclS
and her consorts, May 10.
80. Naval victory at Fort Pillow May
l1th.
81. Victory at Lewisburg, Western
Virginia.
%. Battle at Hanover Court House.
80. Evacuation of COrinth.
81. Battle of Chickahomny.
Do. Reoccupation of Strasburg.
90. Capture of Little Rock, the capital
Of Arkansas, and the expulsion
of the rebels from the whole
State.
b. Capture Of Fort Pillow,
3D. Destruction Of the rebel feet on
the Mississippi.
SO. Capture of Memphis
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn June ~ 1862, a no
- gro man, who says his name IL CHARLES, and
belongs 10 Nchd. Hightower,2 miles beyond Brent
wood, I'm Williamson county Tenn. about "a years OF
age weighs about 1855 pouuds o feet 81 inches
high scar ON back OF lolt hand. The owner Is ro-
quesled TO come forward prove property, aud pay
charges, a. the law directs.
J. N, HINTON
JuuclB-8t Shetih and JailOr OF u. O.
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We invite attention TO the Prospectus
Of the Nashville UNION, in another col
umn, aud cordially commend IL 70 the
patronage Of every unconditional Union
man. 1t is pre-eminently worthy Of
and should receive liberal encourage
ment from Northern Detroit
Tribune
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COMMITTED to Jail

Nv Davidson county, june 10Th, 1892 negro mau
~ who layb hls name b. MILTON slys ls belongs
90 Joseph Carter, of Marshall county Ala age about
20 yours Weighs lBl puuul4, o feet inches high .
color black soar by burn above the light wrist -
The owner b requested g. come forward prove pr1.
perry, aud pay charges as tho law directs
J. NJ HINTON
I4ucls % sheriff and Tailor 10 C.
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We suppose that our fire.eaters would
be gratiled TO read some downright de-
nunciation and sneers at the President.
Well, we can give them some furious in
vectives from the AnH- Slavery Standard
report Of the Abolition convention, held
two weeks ago At Boston, under the aus
pieces of GARRsoN, WESDELL PHnLps,
and the other apostles and priests of the
radical party.
We defy any rebel BLACKBOARD in this
city TO surpass this Abolition clique in
the bitterness Of their phillipics against
the Union and the President These
Boston fanatics hate both as fiercely as
their yoke fellows, the Southern rebels,
do.
Mr.. PILIsBURY said Half million Of
the sons of the North have gone TO that
worse than Ganges crocodile that inhab-
its the rivers of the South, and now 200,-
! 600 more are demanded. Why did not
a voice 60 up from the united North that
not another soldier should go until the
war was turned against slavery? Great
| applause,) Abraham lincoln, formerly
called The slaUe-b0upd Of Illinois, has hlcyeds-
ed and enlarged his former tendency.
AARON nj. POWELL said Tie great Jul-
,Oark under lOlich slavery had hitherto shell
tered itself he recognized as shattered The
! Union is broken The disruption is complete.
Wih the Union began dolCmCard, democrat
izing career for the nation. Even Mr.. Buff
fun, yesterday, could offer all his sup
port TO the President in his present posi-
ton. II was another sad proof of the
painful results of the attempt TO recon
struct the impossible Union.
Mr.. SwAsEY.-Do you or do you not
sustain the government?
Mr.. PowELL.-I do not, any more than .
am compelled TO- should be ashamed to.
| Wendell PHILLIPS wished to correct
false impression possibly arising from tht
eTelleHt addresses of Mr. Powell and Mr.
Pillsbury He knew no anti-slavery
body which has declared that the worl
of abolition is done, on lOhich proposes 4
support tie government at Washington, or t
relinquish the old principles of anti.
slavery. No such body has proposed {,
support the government as IL is. II ad-
uses, not supports, the government.
Mr.. STEPHEN S. FOSTER, in explanation
of his remark yesterday, that he Oout,
fight under the banner Of the South, if Je6eySm
Davis should proclaim emancipation, sale
that he made it from his love of freedom
everywhere, and his desire to co -operat,
with all who sincerely aimed at freedom
There IS no need to compare Davis and LIN
coin, any more than any other tO0 Shareholders
If there were, the uniform past record o
the Abolitionists would place Davis abov,
Lincoln; for if slave catching is worse
(as we have declared i0 than slave hold
ing, the latter is greater SlaUe -catcler tha,
the former. lie Mr. ~ aoould rather tax
his chances ,OiH Jefferson DaViS at the las
ljdgmgat, than Nth the President.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-19

Tho Rebels who were the prime NOV
crs In the Rebellion, are the loudest TO
complain that slavery is being injured
by the war Keep your fingers from
under our trip-hammcr then. The Fed
cral army has 20 time to catch Rebels
negroes, and ought not, II It had time.
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Committed TO Jail

nv Davidson county, June "a, 1897, negro man b,
~ who says his name 10 GEORGE WASHINGTON =
says lao belongs " vary Ann Yeargan, Of warrer
county, ny aged about ~ years weighs t7b ur $50
lbs feet inches high color black ,Emall scar on
forehead small gonloc, Tho owner IL roquestod 10
come forward, prove property ana pay charges ~
the law directs :, N. HS1ON,
lnnclb--3t Sheriff aud JAl0r OF ID. q.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-19
Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, June 70, 1862, a negro man.
~ who says his name is ADAM says ho bslongs "
Judge broomheld Ridley Of Rutherford county Tenn;
age about ~ years weighs about 1895 or 10 pounds
feet high color, light black sianmors when talk
lug. The owner Il requested 10 come Forward prove
property, and pay charges ~ the Law directs
j. NJ. HINTON,
JunoiS-gt sheriff and Tailor afD'C.
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Handsome Notice.

We believe that we may truly say that
during its very brief existence the Nash
Vile UNION has gained a wider reputa-
ton than any journal ever published be-
fore in this city, The loyalpress with
out distinction of party endorse it hear
tily. The following is one of multi
tude Of notices:
The Nashville (Tenn.) Union.
A live, stirring paper, as fearless as it
is able 1t is the exponent of the loyal
men of the South, and is in earnest No
honeyed words for traitors, no olive
branch of peace held out TO criminals by
it, but retributive justice is demanded as
the due of rebels and the only safety of
loyalists.
It's motto is "For Freedom and Nation
atty" Every loyal man, and every true
Democrat, who Is in earnest about sus-
tanning the principles of Democracy,
should give it his hearty support.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-19

Illinois polled IL 900 more votes than
the five rebel States; Ohio 49, 15 more
votes, while the aggregate numbers show
about fire 10 one in favor of the North
western States Now what shado6 of
hope, what faint reason has anybody for
believing that one million and a halt
of people will suffer little over three
hundred thousand TO control the mouth of
this great river or prevent them on their
passage to the sea? But more than this
we must consider.
The rate of increase in population is
much more rapid in the Northwestern
than in the Southern States. Several of
the Northwestern States, though but a
few years old, already have population
equalling the most 6ourishing Southern
States. Louisiana polled but so, $40 votes
in 1860 against 442, AL, or nearly halt a
million cast by Ohio. The power and
numerical strength of the North will be
growing greater every year, while that oil
the Cotton States, if they could even
succeed, would dwindle away. The
attempt then to seize the Mississippi, an d
control the commerce of the Gulf, by the
Cotton States is the very height of folly.
1t cannot be done. Nor will it avail
anything to say that the Cotton States
wish to make navigation free. Forts, and
custom houses will be sure to guard the
mouth of the Mississippi, and these will
never be endured by the Northwest
Pennsylvania, through Senator Ross, first
claimed the unrestricted navigation Of
the Mississippi, and she will never yield
it to a rebel Confederacy.
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Committed TO Jail

nF Davidson county, on the 18Th of Juno 1902 a
~ negro man who says hs name 10 DAVID, aud
says ho belongs 10 Lucy Smith, Of mavidaIu county
Tim age about 20 years weighs no or 1850 pounds
o feet = inches high no marks color bhCk. Iho
owner 10 requested 70 come forward prove bro
pcrtJ and pay charges as tho law directs
in. HINTON,
Juuelh-Jt Sheriff AMI Tailor OF ID. O.
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Rev. BOSNIAN, a highly respectable
clergyman Of Richmond, was imprisoned
lately because he did not observe JEfr
DAVIS fast day,
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Committed to Jail

n ? Davidson county, June 10, lsG2 a negro man
~ who says hls name is ANDREW; and belongs 70
WIN. Martin, of Davidson county, Tenn, aged shout
Is or 10 years weighs 1855 or no pounds fiot o..
inches higp color black uu marks The owner IL re-
quested ~ come forward prove property aud pay
charges al the Jaw directs.
J. NJ HINTON,
lunels-3t sheriff and Janor orb. c.
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COMMITTED to Jail

nF Davidson county, June 10, 1904 negro man
~ who says Bis name IL COLUMBUS says ho DO
longs % Dr. hckisuicks, 1T hauTy county Tenn ago
about 90 years weighs about ii0 OF iab pounds
feot A. iuChua nlgh long buahy hair copper color
no marks Tho Uwner D. requested " U0Hs fIf
ward prove property aud psy charges a. tho law 81.
rcCtH. IN HINTON,
juuelb-N sheriff and Jailor ~ D. q.
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Wreck Steamer MinnCtOnka for
Sale al Auction.

nN Monday, the 2ld Of juno, 1902, srrue.,h
~ Will Fcll NJ public auction, at IL -t.-s-tf
the house orr T.. Wcnklcy, ON Broad n tflftif8
street, the wreck Oi 10 amer MIME. ~
roSHA, as it now lays ,n Cumberland River Terms
cash A HAMILTON.
uurls-td
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Pie rebels crowned Cotton King some
10 ago, but the loyalisis took il into
u heads that they would have a coro-
pnof their own, as ne old despot
too exacting- So they pummelled
at Beaufort until he was a-ehiRg; they
mbarded him az Fort Donelson until
ras guessing they terrified the old
"a New Orleans and Memphis 80
a he Is Shaking and breaking.
us now on fire and we suppose
II die smo-kbg and croa-fing.
%RousstAU, whose ildeli-
3Nwas honored with a
.4uhl on Monday night at
House by the citizens Of Louis
ienoral Bu, 0SER's banquet, so
Punced, has been unayoidably
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-19
Boarding.

A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with
n comfortable apartments and good table at No
lO2, corner Of Market and Locust streets, al the
CONCORD HOUSE.
Persons leaving on the tho Louisville train can get
breakfast before the tfaiu leaves No palms will be
spared To render guests comfortable.
Junel8-lm.
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= va stiurn our thanks 70 The gentlemen
who contributed 70 our columns during
a brief unavoidable absence.
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st. CGCiliaS Female Academy,
Mr. VERNON, NAsuymLv, TENN.

HHE CONCERT AND DESTRUCTION OF HRE
l. NUNS, at the above Institution. will iake
place on Tuesday Evening, the gath inst Friends
OF the lnsttuilnn are respectfully invited 20 attend
The proper authorities have kindly consented 20
Instruct the guards Ia aud around tho civ ON tbst
occasion not to Interrupt ctzeus going to or return
iog from the Academy
As-Ihe Exercises will commence at O'Clock p A.
1unolg-td
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b advocates of socos-

boDds are dofgaNI F5Jutf'l cents ON The
dollar while Kentucky bonds are sefHug
Il 81 and %. While Maryland was
with the blight Of secession
uied.t fell to nothing, but
is secured beyond doubt
her credit is excellent, And
70 might onumeraie State after State
MO South whose credit IS good just in
proportion to The likelihood Of her early
etuFn to the Union. Secession, like all
ther vices don't ray in the end.
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ro.mOrrow Evening. BENEFIT Of HARRY EyERErr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-19
Cou,roI Of the mIssI.sippI.

We suppose that no secessionist will
gravely assert that the Federal Govern
ment can be deprived Of its control over
the Mississippi River. II is impossible
that the relative power Of the rebels COM
pared to that Of the Uuited States can be
greater hereafter than il is now, or that
the moral strength and skill of the
Confederates can ever exterminate the
Monitors which will always yigilantly
guard the waters Of the Mississippi But
let us look at the chances for success now
held by the rebels.
There lie between the Northwest and
the Gulf of Mexico the following rebel
States, with the following number Of
voters at the Presidential election in
1860:
Arkansas ''......,.'....,.....'.'b 4,o5'
Mississippi. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...'69,l2'
Louisiana Observation-Disclosures. .......52 SIC
Tex s. .... ,Os'
Alabama, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... 1851
Totll,.................... 5000,
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THEATRE.
STAGE STRUCK TAILORl

SONG, Ma DunnO
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-06
- RAVV .ER .
AND
MANUFACTURERS.

You are hereby notifisd and
required to make your report
OF all goods manufactured
and of all goods sold by you
since the 1st of September.
Butchers, Farmers and others
who have slaughtered any
animals for sale since the
same date will alGo report the
number. The reports from all
the above named parties
must be made at this office
within the next TEN DAYS.
he Tax must be paid at the
time of rendering reports. As
the examination of these pa
pers will necessarily De slow,
we trust all will call as soon
after to-day as possible.
r. S. H0RNBR00K, Assessor
WIN. E. FRENCH, Collector.
December /, 1862.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

WASHINGTON, Doc. 4-Four prisoners,
taken by Stuart in his first raid into
PENNSYLVANIA, returned from Richmond
to-day ON thirty days parole They make
the usual complaint about i'll treatment,
being robbed of their blankets, &c, and
give the usual representations about the
suffering and scarcity among the rebels.
The intercepted correspondence be-
tween the rebel Governor of Louisiana
and JEFF Davis, shows bitter feeling in
consequence of Davis having prohibited
trade with New Orleans, thus causing
great suffering, as was supposed among
the people.
Popes's references to Sigel, in his dis
patches lately brought out in Halleck's
report, have created the bitterest posi-
BILE feeling among SigePs friends, who
freely accuse Pope of duplicity, and
quote, as one evidence of it, his speech
in Chicago, made shortly after he had,
in these dispatches to halleck, declared
Sigel unreliable and unfit for the COM
mand; in which speech he professed the
highest respect for Sigel as a soldier and
gentleman. They say they now are de-
termined to have all the charges against
Sigel cleared up 1t is pretty evident
that we shall soon have another military
imbroglio on hand, similar to the present
ones about Porter, Buell. aud Mcdowell.
WEST POINT.
The remonstrance against West Point
Academy was tabled in manner which
shows that as yet there is little danger of
the abolition of that institution The
number is increasing, however, of iuhu-
entail men who declare they will never
vote for further appropriations for it UNI
der its present organization.
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Particular Notice.

There are DiaRyfreparGfions sold unaeY N name Of
BtHers' pug ~ ui quart bottles, compounded Of he
cheapest "hisky or common rHrl, costing from 20 10
cents per gallon, te taste disguised by 1nise or Coian
der Seed,
This class Of Bihers has caused and ,rH continue IA
cause, long az teg ca,s be sold h,adros n ~ ne
iedfh Of The drHRkard By their zee he svsfe, n k,,t
continually under the Influence Of Alcoholic stiupIqas
of1 lc0ra kiRd the desire for Iogor l. ccyted ara
keptVD and The result is al The horrors nj ,oon n
driwkard's life and death.
For those lcho desire and WILL HAVE a Lio,,or
Bhters, zoe publish The foflolcing receipt: GET ONE
BOTTLE HO0FLAND'S GERMAN RITTFRS
and mir lcitl TIRE QUARTS OF GOOD BRANDY
OR WHISKY, ddd the ressh ,ciH be a preparatioa
that cH FAR EXCEL ia medicinal rirfites and fr,e
excellence any Of The LigHor Biye,s ia ne
naarkct, and lCiH COST MUCH LESS YoR ,rlH
hare all The virtasss Of H0OFLAND'S BITTERs ~
connection ici COOP article Of Liqvor NJ a rnpeI
less price hah these inferior preparations tgi cost o