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continue the regular f-gf@ fhs r9nrs wlH
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MATRIMONIAL.

A aESrLEnAg ~ ypARs op AoE. gIsD ngAkryp
n and of rssps isnlni ssafss v osrr~~rana ssk
you m ady widow ulh sts~ 10 n9sr. Address
IN sisesrty, Howard q hsrson. ssstoa .. ofsss sss
ross o0cs
A 0RNTLsnAH Oy rHiArr ynAas or kDUCA
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kis Ugufenu1oa. eosrsspoo1 with in
the sncsrsst oDssdepc~ wih avsw " 9stsn>sr AH~v
rsspsn1sDce wfn r~tafned requested Asarses rs4l
oassea, bon lei nsssld ons.
A YOUNG oRxrLEnAs ov gs YEARS ov A0R IN.
n luxurious snd 81 scot morsiy dsssoas 81 nsdiae
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vistes. y. A. L.. sssos Post o&ss. hsv rs~s esy.
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"A 80 maairiss, hsvlnf taught nusAe foe ssUs uns
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Sealed ptuposaa viii b. recasrd ~ the Iofnptnrrr =
o1ce until tGrsdRy. Srptrnbcr l~SA AZ two O'Clock NJ
when the VIII no publIv opened Tor te purchase -
tleiI y.ue ~ the sholr, - tho
snm OF million dollars 81 00JDy.of Rot ismagfsiu.
ugthoiifc1 b. sn d.nsnfr of The Bsrt pf
super, ths couno o. New YORK, approved by ne
Mayor August ~ 1866, for The payment pf da paees Tor
which county bncOne liable under The puri-ions %
chapter a2- of the lsw ~ lsas n toasel q he
cs.dluvs q n. mob 4 ring The recent riot.
rhe rsd bonds 10 b. r.irsMsbe 0n ne hrst daY - A.
aunuul.
yhe rroi,osas p the amOant desre AMI ths
per SlUu Their aUl lie pfINlrs AWAu lus0s4s
led will e r. red d9r0-it ~iih the caHniy frrgfeg
lat tan broadway kankl witan nFN DAY ne 0entng
oT the rrcasa~ awarded - them rsspetsey ~
cripg the pFeniuus thefeon
On rfesentrx the t0inrtruier The rarei9n ~ -
County Trea-lrr for ssrt depo.is tbs laks vii -
ted u One for euai amounts o. ihr pAf fAi1e ~
AWARDED ~ saem osaEing intesi iran Hs aae q
payments.
sals fnr fi6t indenny BORIS and
closed IA a 81 ope and addressed me soa, D.
The Cornptro gs1s the right r~jrl ANY
a. III ~ 4 the yHbNe iutf shnA3
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN. csnrfnoref
citv ~ N"w foyf Department of ftnt0cn, e0nFsfeFa
Omce. August 1e. less
yrup srECrAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED nv rnR
Hoard N8ners8sDfs - examine clsirnA s.arst
ihe eouuy f8r alb grd TO hare bsen ~
the - buildings Other real "a
sonal property OF ths r0ss. 80
the of the Rosft n prrVls room
No III City Nall Monday. Anau 81 los3 o'eAc.
r. N. 10 cJnsids the follow ing cssess-
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Csinaats viii be turrd to prove the ornership ~ The
propery destroyed the facts IN relation 70 its Destruction
and the value of tie property.
The above named persons. with their Witnesses are In.
vtssd 10 attend. -. = ....
JANEs DAVIS, s...t
SMITH ELI, In, ,o""i'ss
OHfSOy BLUuf,
usw foar, Anguss n ie63.
Two MIrILox DOLLARS LOAN or r,IE CRY or
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

tFriCE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS. W ~
To cOXTRA So~ais enclosed 10 = sealed
yelope endorsed with TIE tle o The work, sad With tho
name the bidder ~r''an thereon win - Ieevc - ths
oaice until Saturday, september ~ 1913, Al ~ osloek
tagging feet wide IN second sscnne rom fofty
eighth To Ssxty-drst street. -
third 10 Fifty ninth street
Por regulating graeug and setting curb sni gutter
Eighty second street between Frn ard -.eond
For cnrh suirsr Tag and fence Ia Eshshrs, street
For curb gutter aud Mas In Ffiy eighth street. between
Nor curb gutter sni RAJ in Forty eevcnh Foysg
streets between fh,rs avenue ana East rv.r
for Tagging IN Manhattan street. between sihih afrnne
and Hudson river .
cond avenue 10 Ess, ritaF. -
For curb gulier Gs A. from ii,,h 10 isd
For gutter and nss - foFyhh street. from fouFa
N Lexington avenue.
ineton 20 Sixth asenne
For curb gutter an1 TAG in second avenue, ron ssiy
Fer curb gutter nag, First from ila to ,2ssh
street
For rega iatng and grazing aud cub gutter and Tag
lgi.h s.rsel, from Third avenue t. Eighih ssenue.
curb euttor aud tag, Leonard aud Church streets
Tor tagging isc.h street, from Tenth to Hudson
For r-snla,Ing AMI grading seventeih street. from Broad
For fre reIe raph from fifyara street bei tower to
Az for.s ~ proposals together with thcsrecsacsssus
and aresmen obtained this onice. D.srI
Deraftrnent New YORK Auguef -. l-GI
+. GIIAS GsGDhALEi4. Street Comm ss4QnrF. J
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MEDIC Al.

A CAUTION TO IA1ILs-ssDsrk REkfLLi. ~
"a flae ~ sEi.b, irz rAaui~ft .Tes eer Al her Grts
70 fauen nass ssAins' imfnstnss $40 sEtatr ic ~
yeIspnsnis. Agfd fur ri self = NtN~ te
and Wfaliy rfe#JDgNt@ y.fson - sMA A&s De-
Ghsse persons have spurious nsdt ms az fsfIrA
eytHry4nus " dvtEe tic w4fAs NNwf
we'll ~ ~ th@if h~.th TLal sAs. tDRy
ssuad t~se irposons MaiatBa ness f.es sisf agfs
gite tl4r canton
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ryORCEs CAN BE OBTAINED IN ANOTHER STATE
for persons desiring IT.. without tho necessity OF
bge OF resence Satisfactory information will be give
kddrcssing box 5V2O New York Post ONCE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-14

EyAuoTIo1 SALE ron rHE LAprrs by
reference to our advertising columns,
the Ladies will see that Messrs. TRABUE
s. LUcUs have gotten up an auction sale
10 morrow tor their benefit exclusively.
They intend to make the best use Of
their room for the accommodation of the
belle sex, furnishing them with good
seats so they may not be weAried with
waiting. The goods which Will be put
up on this occasion are of excellent
quality, and of beautiful styles. Almost
every thing ladies desire are 10 be found
in the assortment, both useful and ana
mental. We have had chance TO see
for ourselves, and know whereof we
speak. We would, therefore, advise our
fair friends to read the advertisement,
and then to attend the sale. We arc
sure they have a chance tOget bargains;
and who does not, in these times, wish
to make the most Of their dimes2
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Union lob Rooms.

A change has taken place in the su-
perintendence Of the "UNIoN jon Rooms"
Mr.. JouE w. BARRY having retired, Mr..
ELI BECKETT one Of the Publishers Of The
Union, takes charge Of them. Mr.. d is
competent and experienced Job Printer,
and under his charge the reputation OF
the office will be fully sustained. We
are prepared as usual, to execute at the
shortest notice, ell descriptions of work,
in the neatest style, and solicit continu-
ance of the patronage which, during the
past year, has been literally extended
10 us.
All orders addressed TO Mr.. ELI BEcKE1
will be promptly filed.
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WASHINGTON, May 12--Gen. Hooker's
army has not recrossed the river. His
personal arrangements, however indicate
that he expects to be employed in some
new enterprise at once.
The Treasury is in excellent eondi-
ton, and every requisition therein is
honored. Ten million dollars has accu-
mulated, and will be paid to the army in
few days.
CINCINNATI, May 12.-The motion for a
writ of habeas corpus in Vallandigham' E
case was argued yesterday before Judge
Leavitt, in the U. S. Circuit Court, The
argument is to be continued day.
The Buell. Court OF Inquiry concluded
its labor yesterday, and adjourned sine
die. The Court had been in session 1876
DAYS.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Vallandigham sentenoed to Two
Years Confinement.
General Lee Addresses the Rebel
Army.
The Loss at Puebla by the French
Reported to be 1000
Death of stOnewall Jackson.
Gen. Meagher has Resigned.
Death of stOnewall jackson.
Gen, Meagher has Resigned.
Cotton go. Gold SO.

LOUISVILLE, May 13-The Marshal Of
the District of Columbia seized the prop
erty of Charles L, Walleck, under the
confscation act.
WASHINGTON, May 19--The Star de-
MES the story that Halleck designs
taking the field.
Richmond papers announce the death
of Stone wall Jackson, from amputation
and subsequent pneumonia.
Gen. Lee has issued an address to
the rebel army, cODgra tulating them on
their late operations.
CrNonNATI, May 13.-Gen. Burnside
approves the finding of the Court
Martial sentencing four spies to be hung
aud one deserter TO be shot
NEwBURN, N. G., May 13.--Advices
say the rebels refuse to receive disOy al
citizens sent from our lines, unless they
show their ability to support them
selves.
New YoRK, May 13--Gen, Meag her
has resigned his command of the Irish
brigade.
San Francisco advices of the 18th
say that the French lost at Puebla four
thousand killed and wounded. Five
thousand French reinforcements had
reached Puebla.
The Washington Chronicle of yester-
day says Gen. Burnside sentenced VAL
landigham TO confinement at Tortugas
for two years.
New YORK, May 1S.--Cotton heavy
at sixty cents. Gold fifty cents.
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Green Peas and Strawberries have
made their appearance in our market,
The price asked for the former is only
81 25 per peck; for the latter 4Oa5O
cents per quart. These prices are ex
tremely low; they viii scarcely remu-
nerate producers for their time spent in
awaiting the ripening breath of Spring,
We would advise them to ask more by
all means. Low prices constitute the
great evil Of the times.
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Paper Collars, at 4a College street.
For the Nashville unioa
Dusty streets,
NAsuullr AM CuVuAsoooA RAupoAp psrar

NAsuuIIV AND CHATTANOOGA RAupoAD pEror I
May lsh, 1893.
ll. Editor; l observe with pleasure
your notice of the condition of Church
street, and hope it may have the effect Of
so calling the attention Of the City
Fathers TO its unwholesomo and UNI
pleasant condition, that they will speedily
take some means TO correct the evil. |
have seen by the proceedings of tho
Common Council that persons are pro-
hibl,cd from using hydrsnt water to
water the streets. Now, on this very
street, there is sufficient water from leak
age Of the main pipe to water half the
streets in the city, which is daily "run-
ming waste = and il it is important 70
save the water for the use Of the city, it is
equally important that these leaks be
stopped" Will you call the attention
OF those who have this matter In charge,
mat Il may be looked 10. "DVsyY,"
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Pnrtlcuunr notice.

Persons mailing or otherwise sending
us money, will oblige us by remitting
green backs" They are recognized as
currency, and refused nowhere in the
United States. We receive frequently the
notes of banks which may be solvent
enough At home, but which we are COM
PEELED 20 sell at discount, not being able
to use them in our business operations al
par. Will our friends please bear this in
mind
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"The Serious Family" is the opening
piece at the new theatre. Miss Mitchell
appears as Mrs. 0rmsby Drlmaine Mr..
Lefiingwell, as Captain Mcguire and
Mr.. Burt, as Aminidab Sleek. After the
play, Miss Carrie Novarre sings See at
your feet a Suppliant," and Mr.. Davis
recites "The Soldiers Funeral" poem,
The entertainments close with the Linn
erick Boy, a capital farce.
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Wooden Shirts for officers, at GREEN &
A Kerstone ONLY

MUBFREEsBoBo, Tenn May 4th.
Editor Of the Nashville Union:
sm'-We, the members of Co. II, 18th
Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, hav-
ing read, and highly appreciated, the
merits Of your excellent paper, the
NASHVILLE WEEKLY UNIoN, enclose you
thirty eight dollars, for which send
copies to the foil, wing names.
Company Il! May victory never de-
sert your flag and when we prove untrue
to the loyalty which we began TO main
lain in The South years ago, may ours
trail ingloriously in the dust.
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The deportation Of rebel sympathizerI

Tue deportation OF rebel sympathizers
continues daily. A considerable num-
Der were put through" the lines yes
terday. We have heard of the following,
who take their departure to-day: War
rem Jackson, Leroy Jackson, w, G. Jack
son, Mrs. G. d. Elliott and family, Mrs,
Porterfeld, Frank Porterield, Mrs. T.
w. Barnes and family, Mrs. DR. Thomas,
Mrs. w. P. Bryan, Mrs. j. N. Malone
James Kerr, VIM. Ferguson, d. B. GIasC
and family.
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AT the old theatre, the beautiful drama
Of VictOrine, or I'll Sleep Ont" will be
produced tonight The cast is an ex-
cellent one, and embraces the best talent
of the company. Mr.. Stewart follows
with a popular song; after which Mr..
Fuller repeats his skating scene. The
farce of paddy Miles's Boy" closes the
bill; Mr.. Stewart appearing as Paddy
Miles. gIa lEFI# #.t
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The attention of buyers is directed to
the advertisement of Dr. HAvRETY, No.
81 South Market street He has in
store a fine assortment of housekeepers'
and suffers supplies, which he is sell
ing at the lowest prices. He has also =
very superior article of Dayton Ale,
which we commend to the lovers of that
beverage, II comes from the town of
VallAndigham, but we will guarantee
that it is not copperhead.
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Hosiery, at GREEN 4 GRErs's.

CoALs TO NEwcAsTLE.-We noticed
on an express wagon yesterday boxes of
dry goods going to the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, to be shipped to New
York. In ordinary timeS this would be
like shipping Goals to Newcastle" 1t
may be a good adventure now.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-14

We are indebted to w. c. CoLLIER,
Cherry street, for the latest Louisville
aud Cincinnati papers,snd also for copy
Of one of Beadle's cheap edition of novels,
myrtle, or the Child Of the Prairie"
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Alexander Kids, genuine article, TO b
found only at 43 College street.

Q weekly Nashville UnIOn---NO Club
Prices.
We are under the necessity of repeat
ing the announcement that we have NJ
club prices for the Weekly UNION. We
furnish II to subscribers at the uniform
price Of Two Dollars per snnum, from
which we make no abatement whatever.
To persons sending us twenty subscri-
beFs, we give one copy gratuitOusly. The
coat for white paper is 80 great, we can
not afford to do more than this.--tf.
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Recorder SHANE's CoURT- Wednesday,
May ID, 1s63.-Ruth Lowry, disorderly,
costa, 900. atIr
Tiny Nuthill, dlsOrderly, costa.
Mrs. Nickens, drunk and disordsrly,
So and costs. FIf H
Louisa Scrugga, stealing costs,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-14

Messrs. ALLEN & Co. have laid upon
our table the latest Of Beadle's dime nov
els, myrtle, or the Child of the FrAi-
rie," very entertaining little story,
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A wag in Cincinnati, on the 8th inst,
sent the following dispatch TO all the
railroad stations along the Columbus
road
"CEcISEATI, May 8, 1868.
Vallandigham is on board the en-
press train, bound North, under guard ia
tho baggage.oar, aud handcuGed.
" WILLIAMSON"
The intelligence spread with rapidity,
ana at every station crowds Of curious
citizens were assembled 10 see the EH.
Congressman. Az soon as the train was
stopped, a rush was made for the bag
gas O. oar, the door Of which being open
ed, exhibited q long.eared jackass, en-
r0ilte for Columbus.
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GnERS g. GREEs's is at 43 College
street, Nashville, Tenn; corner 4th and
Main, Louisville, Ky.
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WppiHE Paper.

A quantity Of old newspapers, suitable
lot wrapping paper, can be procured by
calling at This Office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-14

Military Garments, all cOlors, some
new styles, at 43 College street.
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ALLEN A. HALL, Esq, arrived at his
home near this city yesterday.
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ssWar CIub'' from ness No. I "CO. 4,
18th Regiment, O. vi.

18th Regiment, %. vi.
HEADQUARTERS 20 BRIoABs. CRO * DIvIs on,
CARRIAGE, TENN, Nay 0, s63
s. @. MERCER:
Dear Sir,--The boys have become ex-
cited and they can find no other means
Of shaking their wrath, than by sending
you "Wsr Club" with which TO GLIB the
traitors of the North as'well as those of
the South. Our prayers are, that you
will continue clubbing for the Union 10 the
future as you have done in the past; and
that clubs for the Nashville UNION may
never grow less, and the editor never be
eI,lJbed, only with $50 or 500 "green
back"
The boys have all been paid and their
smiling countenaaces tell us that sit was
good for the paymaster to be here"
Suffers goods and e5tra dishes for the
mess will suffer some. Chickens and
turkeys, who are nightly growing around
our camp, will have to be purchased At
all hazards,
Six transports arrived last evening
with Uncle Sans stores, and we're going
TO live on beef and "gOod things in gem
eral."
No war news. We have heard of
HOOUER's fighting, but don't you think
the news rather mixed?
Enclosed find list embracing the
names and addresa 70 whoa we wish the
UEIoN sent, and also the amount set OPP
posite each name, To this note we at
tach oar names, so that you may know
who are making girta to their friends.
Your friends in the work,
VIM. Throckmorton, ChAs. Bradley,
VIM. T. Burns, VIM. Hency.
VIM. ~ Kelly A. j. Hooie,
John w. Warm Abner Kellenberger
Joseph w. Drake, Elias Jones'
Wishing you success in all your IN,
dertakings, | am,
| Respectfully, yours fraternally,
T., IL, ElKR.
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FROM CARTHAGE.
cAarnAeE, May 9Th, 1868.

CARTHAGE, May 9Th, 1868.
Editor Of he Nashville Union.
The news is uniinportant here for q
few days. Rebel cavalry have been
scouting and fcraging In front fora week.
Those near here Of ALLrsoN's gang, who,
by all accounts, are as bad q set Of out
laws as ever disgraced humanity. What
a strange fatality tits in the history Of
this war, that wherever there is a com
munity Of loyal people, they are left
without any protection. Instance: East
Tennessee, and the most loyal part of
Kentucky. And thus IL is with that part
of the country South Of the Cumberland
river There the rebels ravage at will,
and armies lie inactive, in hearing of the
distressed cries Of Union women and
children. How long will this imbecility
of those who administer our government
still continue o! that some voice which
would be heard, would reach the ear Of
authority, in behalf of the long down
trOdden and oppressed, but devoted
friends of the Union, The fault is not
in the rank and file Of the army. The
soldiers are anxious to move forward, and
by manly blows, crush out the rebellion.
But for some cause they are held back
What that cause is they will enquire
some day-the people will enquire.
Many of the worst rebel sympathizcrs
are taking the oath of allegiance and
giving bond here to-day. Men are doing
it, who have been beard to say recently,
that they would rot in prison before they
would ever do it. Some do it with
alacrity and in good faith, no doubt,
while o,hers are logged and show no evil
dence of change. Such should not be
trusted.
An ex-member OF the rebel congress
resides in this place, and also an ex-
adjutsnt general of IsHAM G. HARRIS.
They have, or will take the oath of allie
glance. They may be in good earnest,
and l hope are. Their works will prove
it hereafter. There is a strange repug
nance manifested to going South. They
talked much in favor of the South, and
against the hated north, but when the
alternative of going South or swearing
allegiance TO the United States is pre-
scented, they beg to choose the latter.
What compliment, when our enemies
are made to praise US. MORE ANON.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-14

Furnishing ANA Grocery Auction
sale
SHIELDS & HUME will sell this morn.
ing at auction,
so barrels crushed Sugar.
20 boxes Soap.
30 Starch.
20 barrels Salt.
AlSo an extensive assortmset Of Fur.
niture, etc.
Sale TO commence at Q o'clock Sale
positive snd without reserve.
mAyl4-lt SHIELDS & HUNE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-14

A eorsgpOndent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, from near Triune, Tennessee,
Army of the Cumberland, writing on the
9th instant says of the death Of DICK
NcoANN, the notorious guerrilla, who was
in the late fight at McMinnvillo:
Dick McOann, learn from a deserter,
committed suicide, The notorious
scoundIel was tied TO b dvpOst by the
guard, in the second story Of house,
from which he jumped, the rope around
his neck strangling the traitors breath
completely.