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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-24


rOstonlccs Re-Opcned in Tennessee.
Nashville, County seat,) Davidson
county.
GalIatin, County seat Sumner co.
GAINESVILLE, County seat Montgomery
county.
Springfield, County seat Robertson
county.
Franklin, County seat williamson
county,
Columbia County scat Maury co.
Murirccsboro' County seaD Rutherford
county.
Shelbyvillc, County seat Bedford
county.
Lebanon, County scaD Wilson co.
Smithyille, County seat DeKalb
county.
Waterstown, Wilson county.
Liberty, DeKalb
Alexandria, DeKalb
Palmetto Bedford
Jennings Forks, Smith county.
Gordoasyille
New Middleton, Smith comfy
Mitchelsyille, Sumner county
Sycamore Mills, Cheatham county.
Jordan's Valley (Christianal Ruther-
ford county.
Lafayette, County seUI Macon Co Tenn.
Fosteryille, Rutherford county
The above list will be kept standing
in our columns, and added TO from day
20 day, as other offices are re.opeucd,
We would suggest to papers in Northern
States the propricty Of copying the above
list az least once awceh
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This officer, Colonel Of the 17th Ohio
Volunteers, (who have been encamped
here for sometime) has lately received
orders TO Join his regiment aud will arrive
here the last Of this week. This order was
urgently solicited by him when his regi-
ment first left Ohio, but his request was
declined by Gov. Ton in the following
letter which is highly creditable to Col.
Moody We are happy to welcome him
10 Tennessee.
Estate or ONO, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Columbus, April 10, 1862.
DEAR COLONEL The earnest personal
and written appeals which you have
made to accompany your regiment to the
field, embarrass me greatly. The strong
personal attachment existing between
yourself and the men of your command,
the expectation and desire of the relatives
and immediate friends Of your gallant
troops, the extreme pertinacity with
which you demand it as a right, added
to the peculiar fitness for tie command, all
tend strongly TO induce me TO yield to
yourrequest But when / remember that
we have at Camp Chase fifteen hladrei
prisoners (and that the number is daily
increasingly most of whom are commits
stoned officers, with but n slight and
temporary prison, and with but few
fragments of undrilled and untried troops
to guard them, / am compelled to deny
your request
You have now brought the response
Bile and delicate duty Of safely keeping
and humancly treating these prisoners to
a perfect system, which, without your
personal presence, may be placed in jcop-
ardy.
In addition to my own convictions
upon this subject, learn from dispatch
just received from Gen. buckingham, now
at Washington City, that it is the wish
of Secretary stanton, that you remain in
command Of Camp Chase,
For these reasons, feel impelled to
refuse the incloscd order, detaching you
from your regiment, and directing that
you send it to the field under the COM
mand Of Lieut.. Col Won Schroeder When
in my power consistent with duty to
permit you to join your regiment in the
field, it will afford me infinite pleasure 80
do so.
Very respectfully,
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starvation stalks Through IRE.
Inm1 -

What people on earth have been more
afflicted than those Of Ireland Famine
and pestilence periodically sweeps over
the green isle, and decimates its inhabi-
tants. No amount of industry or fore
thought can avert the calamity Again
are its children suffering for the neces-
saries Of life, and again are hundreds
hurrying TO an untimely grave from want
Of sufficient food to sustain life. Soon
there will be thousands in a like condi-
ton, and it is for their friends and fell
low countrymen in Nashville TO say how
many more victims shall fall before they
stretch out their hands 20 save them
from starvation. Instant relief is de-
handed. In the name Of God Won are
called upon to contribute literally, ac-
cording TO your means, and at oarc. The
charitable Of all countries and creeds
are earnestly solicited to aid in alleyiat-
ing the condition Of the suffering poor.
Contributions will be thankfully receiv-
ed by Bishop WHELAN and the Catholic
clergymen, and also by either Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen p OLwHL, on the
Square II. FARRELL, Market street NJ.
MCCORMACK, Cherry street
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AashrillR atuiun.
TUESDAY MORNING JUNE "A. 1862.


There was an alarm Of five on Sunday
night shortly after our good people had
seated themselves in church. The fire
broke out in an old brick building,
which was used we believe as a paint
shop, and soon blazed in fine style The
fire engines easily kept the flames from
spreading but the contents Of the build
ing were totally destroyed
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-24

THEATRE-T Tom TWLoR's Domestic
Drama in four acts, entitled, "Rctribu-
ton" or, "Wirc for Wife, will be per-
formed tonight for the first time in many
months. This drama has been acbnow-
lodged by the best dramatic critics to be
one Of Mr.. TAyLoH's happicst efforts.
The language and incidents are of the
most powerful description, and well cal
pulatcd 10 chain the attention and sym
pathy Of the audience. Mr. DUrwuD
will also sing the comic sOpg OF Where's
yer liWe,' which was received with the
utmost enthusiasm on its first production.
The music is pleasing, and the words to
the point; and, mark our prediction, the
song will prove a permanent attraction,
The whole to conclude with the farce Of
Family Jars which we assure our
readers VIII b. q perfect comical gcHl
AIRS HATTIE BERNARD will play Lidiy
La,yigan, a part in which she has but
few equals, having played it in the prin-
cipal cities Of the Union with the most
unqualified appreciation; Mr.. EVERETT
Diggoyy; Mr.. c, II. TYLER as OW Porcc-
IAN, Primer as Benedict; Miss MOORE as
amiy. A capital cast, and one which
ought to crowd the house.
The "Corsican Brothers." which has
been in active preparation for some weeks,
viii shortly be produced, with new and
Voycl effects,
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We don't believe that it would do amy
good to catch JgFF DAVIS and make him
rive bond jeff i- notorious for y. 'n-
tina bonds,
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The Charleston Nrvy calls JErr
sDAvrs can incubus So Jelr instead
of being horse is only Hg.t-wE-s
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Ne are again under obligations to
HARDEE 4 HouGu for late papers, in adj
dition to the Louisville and Cincinnati
papers, They furnished us last evening
with Southern papers Of the 10Th. Mr.
HARDER, who has recently been on o
Southern tour as far as Chattanooga,
succeeded in getting files of Atlantis, and
Knoxville papers, which contain the
latest Southern news we have seen mp 10
mis- date. Mr. II. tells us he did not en-
joy his trip South it was rather more
protracted than he anticipatcd-hut
owing to the toJce OF circumstances, and
bis failing TO get the consent Of the au-
thorities. he could not possibly return
sJOpCr.
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The imputation cast on the candor aud
fairness of the Louisville Jouual in the
letter from Franklin, which appeared in
Sundays issue was grossly incorrect we
are well satisfied There are none who
more chccrfully correct mistakes and
make all honorable amends than the edi-
tors Of that paper, as thousands can
testify. The reflection appeared in our
columns through an oversight on our part
resulting from a great pressure Of bust
ness, ltoughtnot TO have been published.
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Gen. Butler Orders all Guerillas TO be
shot, and their Property Destroyed
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8g TtIEarapR.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

Rumor Of a Change Of Secretary
Of War
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Tennessee Money Wanted in EN-
change for millinery Goods ut
Wholesale.


LAME e MURPHEy have just received
a fresh lot Of Trimming, and Bonnet Rib
bons, Ruchcs, Laces, Flowers, Childron's,
Misses, and Ladies' Hats, English Split,
Coburg and Tulip Braid Bonncts, besides
general assortmento Of Millinery Goods,
which they offer to the haie at small
advance, taking Tennessee funds at the
liberal terms mentioned. We would adj
wise the Milliners and Merchants to give
them an early call They keep at No.
l6, Public Square [CaIhoun's Old Store
June lift
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RENoyNrrp.-Wc are pleased to sec
that Jo Wurr has ro-nrcd and other
wise improved his Sharing saloon, on
Union street, NO 3D.. Tie is now pre-
pared TO do an extensive business in his
lime. He dattcrs himself that there is
not a more comfortably arranged ostab-
lshmon, of the kind in the city, and
would b, pleased to have the patronage
of an his old customers continued, aud
sohcits call from strangers and the
public generally. June 22-lw.
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G N. Hindman Reported Prisoner /
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Jackson to be Reinforced by 5000
Georgians
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Ordered, That this nigh Court of lmncarhmout
stands adjourned Until the 2otn day of jduc, Instant
at twelve o'clock meridian aud as the said Wu1
II. HuNruBErs has ailod &, make hr appearance
to answcr the s,d Articles Of Impeachment though
duly summoned II is further ordered That pro..'
nation Tor his appearance on that DAY be- made by
publishing this order IN the National lntegsnreri
National Republican, aud Evening Star, urvsptprrs
printed In the city OF Washington, FOR AZ least ton
days, succsssholy, before seid 26h dag 20. juns.
Instant, and also u the Nashville unilu, ue~spnp
printed IN tho CITY ui Nashville, 10 ms State 70.
Tennessee ftr ut least dyo several days before ava
2slh tAy OF June, instant.
Attest j. W FORNkY
Iutl 90 S,yr,tHy Of tby senate.
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City Officers of Memphis to take
the Oath
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jeff Davis Plantation under Water
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IN. SENATE or rW uSir sr,TEs 90 ANrWc,, no
hr Cont OF IarsacllmsHn, sitting nu hs eu,s aJ
wEsr 3D.. HmumETs, Judge OF hs Disir'c C5uT
OF The United States for hs rrrad D.if,os of me
State of Tsuusssss.
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LOvelIs Force Gone to vicksburg
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FLAGS FLAGS! FLAGS

n All KINDS Asu -IEs. Gao bs Haiat
Alsp 1911 LI.ks &C. Iu.Hu street
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5000 Federals and GunbOaIs to
go TO vioksburg
, 1862-10-18

WHAT world this world would be if all
its inhabitants could say with Shakspeare's
shepherd: "Sir, am a true laborer;
earn what wear; l owe no man a hate ;
envy no mans happiness; glad of other
mems good content with my farm
, 1862-10-18

MODERN DIsCovERIEs.-Baya Tay-
lor. the celebrated traveller, thus sums up
the results of modern discoveries: With
in the last twenty-five years, all the princi-
pal features of the geography of our own
vast interior regions have been accurately
determined the great fields of Central
Asia have been traversed in various direc-
tions. from Bokhara and Oxus to the Chi
nese wall the half-known river systems of
South America have been explored and
surveyed; the icy continent around the
Southern Pole has been discovered; the
Northwest passage-the igniS tatus of
nearly two centuries-is at last found the
Dead Sea is stripped of its fabulous ter
rors; the source of the Niger is no longer
a myth, and the sublime secret of the Nile
is almost wrested from his keeping; the
Mountains of the Moon, sought for 1000
wears, have been beheld by Caucasian
eye; an English steamer has assembled the
Chadda to the frontiers of Bornou; LEIGH
ardt and Stuart have penetrated the wilder
ness of Australia; the Russians have de-
scended from Irkoutsk to the mouth of the
Amoor; the antiquated walls of Chinese
prejudice have been cracked, and are at last
tumbling down, and the canvas screens that
surround Japan have been cut by the sharp
edge of American enterprise. Such are
the principal results of modern explora-
ton. What quarter of century, since the
form of the earth and the boundaries of its
land and water we're known, can exhibit
such list of achievements :"
, 1862-10-18

THE ladies may not go much upon the
highways, but they are complained of by
their husbands as being much addicted to
buy-ways.
, 1862-10-18
The Shepherds Dog and Child.

One day shepherd on going to his ficck,
which were feeding on the higher parts OF
the Grampian mountains, took his little
bow with him as we'll as his dog. The
child was only three years old. The faith
er left him alone while he looked after
some sheep, when suddenly a thick fog
came on. The anxious father instantly
hastened back to find his child; but it was
so dark that he could not see him, and un-
fortunately he missed his way. After
search of many hours among the caverns
and holes in the mountains, he was at length
overtaken by night Still wandering on
he discovered by the light of the moon that
he had reached the bottom of the valley,
and was within a short distance of his cot
tage. He hoped that the child had gone
home; but when he inquired, he found his
wife had not seen him.
To renew the search that night was
equally fruitless and dangerous. He WIS
therefore obliged to remain where he was,
having lost both his child and his dog,
which had attended him faithfully for years.
Next morning by daybreak, the shepherd,
accompanied by band of his neighbors,
set out in search of his child; but, after
day spent in fruitless fatigue, they were at
last compelled, by the approach of night,
to descend from the mountain. On return
ing to his cottage, the shepherd found that
the dog, which he had lost the day before,
had been home, and on receiving piece of
cake, had instantly gone off again. For
several days the shepherd we'd the
search for his child, and still, on returning
at evening disappointed to his cottage, he
found that the dog had been home, and on
receiving his usual allowance OF cake, had
instantly disappeared. Struck with this
singular circumstance, he remained at home
one day, and when the dog, as usual, de-
parted with his piece of cake, he resolved
to follow him, and find out the cause OF this
strange conduct. The dog led the way to
a waterfall, at some distance from the spot
where the shepherd had left his child. The
shepherd, stepping from crag to cragg,
crossed the roaring stream. The dog at
last disappeared into a cave, the mouth of
which was almost on level with the tor
rent. The shepherd with difficulty followed;
but. on entering the cave, what were his
emotions when he beheld his little boy eat
ing with much satisfaction the cake which
the dog had just brought him, while the
faithful animal stood by watching his young
master with love and pleasure in his looks!
From the situation in which the child
was found, it appears that he had wandered
to the brink of the precipice, and then Ell
ther fallen or scrambled down till he reach
ed the cave, which the dread of the torrent
had afterwards prevented him from quit
ting, The dog by means of his scent, had
traced him to the spot, and afterwards pre-
vented him from starving by giving up to
him his own daily allowance. He appears
never to have quilted the child by night or
day. except when it was necessary to go
for his feed, and then he was always seen
running at full speed to and from the cot
tage.-Hnper' Sagacity Of animals.
, 1862-10-18
The Water-Drinker's Song.


drink with a goodly company
With the sun that dips his beams,
And quaffs in loving revelry
The pure and sparkling streams;
The laughing streams
That catch his beams,
To fash them back in light
The glittering streams
Whose ripple CLEANS
Like liquid diamonds bright.
| drink with blooming company
With flowers of every hue,
Whose fragrant lips take daily sips
OF sweet and OdOrous dew
Ofmorning dew
So fresh and new,
That tenderly distils;
The balmy dew,
So pure and true,
That every petal fills.
| drink with a merry company
With every bird that sings,
Carolling free a strain of glee,
As he waves his airy wings
Wild soaring wings
And upward springs
Filling the air with song;
The woodland rings,
And echo filings
The warbling notes along.
l drink with noble company
With all the stately trees
That spread their leafy shade abroad,
And futter in he breeze;
The balmy breeze,
That loves to please
Ny comrades great and small
Pll drink at ease
Pure draughts with these
They're water drinkers all
, 1862-10-18

A RECIPE.-To be woman of fashion
is one of the easiest things in the world.
A late writer thus describes it: "Buy ev-
erything you don't want, and pay for moth
ing you do-smile on all mankind but your
husband-be happy everywhere but at
home-hate the country, but adore the city
read novels aud neglect your children
nurse lap dogs, and go to church every
time you get new shawl-and go to-for
all we care
, 1862-10-18

1t is generally the case that the young
men wait on the ladies before marriage, and
after, expect the ladies to wait on them all
their lives in return.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

A FIRST CLASS FARM, l25 25ACRES-CHoICE FRUlTSs-
IA large and good budings IL miles in New Jers y,
sls5oo z acres water iiont cd buidinss fruits %e
miles in New Jersey $1,000; - acres Gothic hols Irui
80 miles In Roclnd county; 30 acres do fruits ano
| buildings, IA miles in New Jersey 50 a0W !.
w. IL. MELICK, 407 Broa lway.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
MILITARY.

rro CAPTAINS ON RECRUITING SERVICE UNDER
the new icvy-The undersigned begs 10 offer the
Union Barracks East New YORK L. t. the suitable
quarters for Recruits In the State Cars leave the South
Fulton wiuiamsbrg ferries for the grounds subsist.
cnce furnished inmedistey on applicahon 70 w WAL
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

NoTrcE THE AGENCY Fo.7 THE SALE OF GOODS
:, "A1aa1s'uisH TmH UNION Il INDIA nuBB,,R COMPANY
WI be rencvcd on .he L.. Of May nes from No Io3 Lib
- :. 49,. Nv O. uApDsT, Pr-Sdeu.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

COPYRIGHT SECURED
" sale-To persons OF health, Pulmonary Conn
plants delightful cmate-See advertisement Of WINK.
LAND FARMS
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

N AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, AGED THIRTY FOUR,
IA about take In Europe Ia desrous OF becom-
Ing acquainted with lady under tyeny.avc 81 Amcrcan
toned society One preferred who has travelled on the
continent. Address. aRg where An Interview may DO
had, 3. J. I. l., Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

VJrON,T SOME yIvAC1OUS AND 1NTELLIGENY
wv yonne female take compassion on one q the mose
lonely fellows In existcnc by slona with him. Ho
woud not advise any young lady 10 be over IS Of age
as he only be a. Now for goodness sake sn1wevl
don't allow me 10 sit
= Like patience monument
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
nE2UTY QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE
IL PH,LspFLrni, May ~, 1862.
AMRITLAyEES

Proposals wll be this Office until Saturday
June ~ |: O'Clock NJ, the delivery of t25D) hun
dred lfty Army Amb bans to be delivered in this city
the July next, much
possible Oh which he seen Application TO
this They be of the best seasoned
ri,, viii he subject ID inspc tinn. Pro-
posais any number less than hundred and tv will
eyed. Security the faithful performance of the
win he lurcd. the of whom will be
proposals Bits to be endorsed Proposals
An. b Ilanoes," and addressed To
@. II. CR0SMAN,
Deputy Quarermaster neral.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
rEpurY euAErERNAsrER GENERALS orFIcE,

nEPuTY QUARTERNAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
~ PhiIsdslplia, May - I562.
Five hundred hafnes hoes wanted Immediately. Proposals
VII received his un Thursday 18th instant IL
ocloc NJ, the delivery 80, harness horses; they
be sound free from blemsh Well trained, from to BY
age, not less than I5s hands hig and will subject
rAid L sDscion The Whole number mus. he delivered
days OF letting and IL any fails
dpiiger The number agreed In the time sped ed the
United states government reserve the right TO IN
market, good ihe dc the expense of
The contractors No bids will received from any one
fidder than 200 horses Security will be required
fihfll the conta T., the of
whom nVany the proposals Bids should be
dosed Proposals harness horses and addressed TO
G.. H. CROSMAN,
Deputy Quarter ermaster General
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
COUNTRY BOARD.

DoARD IN TIE COUNTRY CAN BE OBTAINED AT
~ very peasanliy sitaaied house ar Sns sing splen
dill of II ion ana II ponI The AoAs IN
9ure Of A. H. MARCY 6SJ Broadway, or of J. A. BANTY,
SIS lf ych street
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

NOTICE TO cONTRNCTORs-SEALED PROPOSALS
vi ase Sing SIM, nadl the ls Of June BY ihe un
Srdsn FOR new road or street. in sad Village Snown as
the Hal roai. The maps plans and speccalions Of the
e il June ncIasive TIE ZENITH Of hs road i
Gu ic yards moe or less rock excavations and
% a n ~ 1 a se ana 70 Be o b Of 81 9o ss a1
Proposals fro parties personally the Com.
s-oners must he aepanied By sa'isact, references,
Payments 10 BE- made monthly or smlnonthly in cash.
w 4 eec @ G the Is s
10 reject all proposals such part thereof relating
r art .; TIE oS & as mex may sea p2per per All nfor
Sealed prpo ais nay be addressed to tie Commissioners
= JESSE RYDER
iH.iS MahEoRo & s5t eli Git CHURCHILL comms
iDsEriI FsaNois i LfREiy, fihhs'
srSc SING. My -, 1862.
pRoposALs. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
Of The As.san. United Sat- ARM for fur
to bc free from ali ct % e between ts) six and nine
Years od, aud from !, sn e 4 bar san,s ,hkh hiSn
sp sd snSa WV ~ q uy 1on 81 % Sc
the bids are awarded will be notified where nspccon Of
tlaet
The government the right reject all bids deem
Prop sas vii for the whole or any part of the
the q two responsible parties, who sha become
Delivery within (6) days after the signing
OF contract.
Proposals will he endorsed
proposals for supplying the Government with Hosesn
win he directed TO Capt HENRY G. HODGES Assis-
s New {ie'"A''' YORK. 'A'1 '''' army 70 "'''e' street,
T)RoPosAI.s FOR S3330Oo CENTRAL PARK I'M.
Il provemcnt Fund Stock Of 1S76n-seaed proposals win
be the Comptroers Office Friday the 9Th
day June 1862 Mt two O'Clock r. NJ, when the same VIII
pbciy opened for the WHOLE any part sum
three hundred and thirtytrce thousand dollars OF the
"Ccntral Park Improvement Fund Stockn authorized by
Chapter 8 OF the Laws Of 1900 and by Ordinance the
Common Council approved by the Mayor April 2 1850
The said sioux will bear interest at tc rate of cet
per annum payable quarter yearly and tho principal will
be redeemed November !, 1876.
proposals will state the amount Of stock desired and
the price hundred dollars thereof and the persons
proposals accepted will be required deposit
with the Chamberlain Of the city, within fteen days after
the opening Of the bids the sum awarded to them rcspec-
lively. III
on presenting Comptroller the receipts Of the Cham
berain for suoh dcpoas the parties will be entitled 10
certificates for equal amounts Of the value Of the
stock, bearing from the dates OF payments.
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed Propo-
sails for Central Park Improvement Fund Sock and on.
closed envelope addressed 70 the Comptroller
The right reserved 70 reject any or all Of the bids.
The cty ROBERT T. HAWs, Comptroller
City Of New York, Department Of Finance, Comptroers
0alcr, May %, 1852
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

SLIAvINg HAD SEVEN TEETH EXTRACTED nv DR
NJ J.JAY vILLERs, 1855 Grand street. without pain
Aake great pleasure IN inserting this
~ ihsw suffering from aching iee,h.
HATHEw DOWNS, rlusbins L