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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-24
United Statea oil America I:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TkNNESs F.-No.
IA hEkEAS, information has boon hled 10 the Ills
w rlot Court Of the United States for said District
the lHt day o. June, A. ID 1868, by John Trimble,
Esq, Attorney Tor the I'M Cd states fr the District
of Mtdde tennessee, who pros5cutes herein IN bthaf
Of the United StateH, against 100 barres Of whisky
alledRng, 10 substance, that ssid whisky seized
on laud Ia SAID District as forfeited 70 the United
Slales that said whisky Was transported from lou
sville IN the ate OF Kentucky TO Nashville, IN the
taio OF Tennessee, on the lst day q May, 1895, 10
violation Of the act OF Congress and the proclamation
OF the Pres dent Of the United States, uterdotng al
commercial intercourse between the citizens and In
habuauts of he said state OF Tennessee aud tho cit l.
1cns and inhabitants ofthe feat Of the United States
and against the regu atiots Of the Treasury neplft
mont OF The United states and that said whisky be.
came thereby 70 tied 20 the United state and pray
irg process against the same and that the same be
condemned as forfeited, as aor said
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the monison OF the
Court, under tho al Of said Court, 10 me directed
ana delivered, do hereby give public notice to all
persons claiming said whbsy, that they be and APP
pear before ID District Court 20 be held at The Fed
eral Court room in the City OF Nashville 10 said Dis
trct on the 9th day Of July, A. ID. lStS, Then and
there 10 nteTpose their oalms aud to make their ALE
cations in that behalf.
T. r. GIASCOCK,
U. s. Marshal Tor Middle District Of Tennessee.
iunef-lat
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Daily Union, (snaie copy per annutn. .....flO 90
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A4-Au communication en- business with the Office,
will be addressed to the PUBLISHERS cfdss UNION,
and all Communications to tbs Editor VIII be address
cd to s. O. MERCER,
Edltors Of loyal newspapers will DO "a great kind
ness by publishing the foregoing, its substance
Tho current transactions In Tennessee for months TO
como win be highly Interesting 10 all lovers Of their
country and her free institutions and the columns Of
the UaoE viii furnish Che earliest and most reliable
history Of these events
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hope and fully expect, in returning TO
our homes, we shall doubtless have the
skillful guidance Of General Burnside,
whose fame is known alike TO the patriot
and traitos, to the supporters of the Gov
ernment, North and South, and its enc
mics in every part Of the country. All
East Tennessee Refugees in the States oil
Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana aud
Illinois, who may wish to join our Regi-
ment, will have transportation furnished
to them by addressing either of us, at
Camp Speed Fey, Hickman's Bridge,
Kentucky. Here we are prepared 10 re-
ceive and equip recruits as soon as they
arrive.
10. PARSONS, Colonel,
JNO. b. BROWNLOW, L. Col.
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A correspondent OF the Pill delphi
Press gives the flllwing acc unit Of the
Dismal swamp
The name Of the Great Dismal S ramp
starts feeling nf i'll defined dread and
horror in the breasts Of those who have
become acquainted with its soft aud
SHINY labyrintbs only through the 70.
lractory medium Of romance. II H. i'm.
possil lie TO conceive Of any one hat a
black, hercul an, enthusiastic Died VINO
couid exist amid the noxiOus miasmss f
the Great DIS nal swamp, They believe
a man who attempts to live beneath the
shades Of these npas-like trees IL sure as
destiny of certain death. Yet this Great
Dismal Swamp is actually healthy--is
occupied by our soldiers, and is pro-
nounced salubriOus nv our surgeons. The
Nth z nusylvani Regiment went here
with 2UO ON the sick net. aud now thew
have scarcely two dozen fiis is mira
culou', when we consider how they have
t. contend against frogs, snakes, liz ards
and wOod-ucks. Tho salt Sulphur
Springs OF NJ guolia were a favUrite re-
sort of the creme dc IA creme Of Virginia
and North Caroline; yet this beautiful
watering place is almos, upon the margin
4 what would ca | the northwest lobe
I the swamp, on the road leading from
Suffolk TO Portsmouth. Juniper water
alone can be found In the depth OF this
Fasto. 1t is Of a light olaret color, aud
very wholesome.
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
o. rBH
NATIONAL CLAIk lGEHCl
oosnuCTzp 81
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE.
wAsHn5aroN, p. G
CHARLES a. GREEN, Agent
No. SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.
TENNESSEE BRANCH
HARvEY, ooI.LINs 4 sRAoE.
wAsHnaroN, .. G


TK'HIs A0ENCY Donseseoe peculiar facilities fer On,
i successful prosecution and settlement Of Ds
nands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, IT, conductors having had severn
yoars' experience ga tao management Of olams
fore Congress, tho Court Of Claims, and tho Ereou
tive Departments 81 Washington, and being thor.
oughly acquainted aud f,millar with the Laws sac
regulations governing their Adjustment
Particular attention win 10 givon 10 oasos arsios
ont Of the present war, including tho accounts q
states Contractors, and Disbursing Ofaoers Of ths
War ard Navy departments, and for Z" Collect
ing, Drillings and organizing VoIs
untecrs,1 tho reimbursement Of which Is author,
tod by an act AZ Congress-, CLAIMS FOR INDnN
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOB
PUBLIC UsKs, OR FOR DAMAGES TO sUCE
PROPERTY, for Horses lost In the service, and fop
military Fay, Pensions. and EsounEy
Land
We give special attention 20 procuring Pom
sIOns, AsOunties, etc, aeoruing to Soldiers
who have boon wounded, ccatraelod ii .ease OF thu
families Of such have died. or boon killed while
sbe discharge Of their limo OF duty such during tho
present war
Special viii also be given 70 olnimn which
have been heretofore - elected or Suspended
by tho Departments OF Ene ficientiy NFanaacd
Prompt attention also given to the collection o.
Quartormaster's Receipts given FOR Property tsksi
ior the Of tho Army 20 arranging Accounts With
Andcoectng Claims aganst the ousrtsrmRStsr's les
partmont.
All olaims placed In our hands receive OR Prompi
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in the hands Of an Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside nom this decided advantage, our daily intc,
course with all the Departments enables IN mos
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily thAE
whore all Communication and siher neoossary dstAh
must DO conducted through tho mRilr
To this snd wo solicit you TO forward TO Auy oT
all cases ofsuoh character You may from time 20 time
have presented, and, Is custom, We will fur.
nish you with all tho necessary blanks, and, vhar
required, instructions.
No charge made IA any case unless successful.
Addro5sg OHARI rs II. GREEN,
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Lel.er from a ..nne,seyo GlrI.n

BELLECENTRE, Quo, June l2.
Editor Of the NaSly lie Union:
Having just devoured the contents Of
the Nashville Union, l seize my pen for
the purpose of addressing you, hoping q
word Of greeting from agenuine Buckeye
girl, will not be considered an intrusion
Your paper is regularly received, sent,
suppose, by my brother, in the Cumber-
land Army. With me it is a fayorite; its
coming is anxiously awaited. 1 love TO
read the letters from "the boys" also, the
editorials. Allow me 60 thank you for
your decided stand for the Union, your
uncomp' OmisiDg Loyalty, your fearless
ness in advocating the cause of freedom,
and your zeal in endeavoring 10 promote
the happiness of the soldiers This
much said, cannot tell what may come
next,
perhaps il may turn out asong,
Perhaps turn out sermon"
Let it be what it may, will strive TO
adhere to the truth. Up here, in Ohio,
everything goes on, just as before the
war. A stranger passing through our
towns, would be very apt to ask loEere the
soldiers came from. Lawyers, loungers,
and clerks are plenty as black berries.
But go to the country--there, the number
of women at work in the field tells t0lo
are the noble defenders Of your country,
Thanks are due. our honest President for
having devised a plan whereby these
aforesaid llly-livered gentry, are permit
ted TO enjoy the same privileges that tens
of thousands aro now enjoying Hail,
glorious conscriptionl Traitors are rath.
er scarce in this part of Uncle Sans
dominions, only two or three in the i'm
mediate vicinity, and they are harmless
as doves" but not "wise as serpents
Since one OF these rebels found himself
lying in the street, and returned soldhr
vigorously "taking his foot away from
him." they are rather mum. With the
best wishes for your prosperity, sub
scribe, CLAUDIA MAYFELD.
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BLoODHoUSDs AND WHIPS "A New Or
leans correspondent OF the Boston Tran
script, an army officer, says Of the negro
troops in l. usiana, that atyer did men
fight with more dsuntlsss courage Their
camps are models OF neatness aud order,
and in the whole command bat one col
ored man has ever been punished for inn
proper conduct. The writer adds:
Every mau presenting himself TO be
recruited strips t. tho skin, TO be survey
ed by the surgeon. We do not accept
one-haf that offer. Ga Tuesday out Of
eighty only thirty-three we're ac-
cepted, have directed my surgeons to
keep accurate lists Of thu causes Of rejec-
ton. They report u me thai not one in
fifteen is f oe from marks Of severe LASH
ing More than one half are rejected
because Of the disability arising fom
flashing with Whips aud tie bling Of
dogs on their caves and thighs ltis
iighiol Hundreds of On ca have welts
on their backs az large as one Of ,our
largest hugers. intend 10 have these
memoranda collected and published with
certificates Of surgoons."
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That must have been an extraordinary
scare at Harrisburg. The New York
Herald says:
The Jones House, the finest hotel
there, was offered by it, propri, tnr this
morning for sale. He was willing {, ac-
cep' the moderate sum Of $1,000, but
could find no purchaser even at that
price. The hotel and furniture cost near
" one hundred thousand dollars, yet no
one appeared willing TO take the risk
upon such apparently advantageous
terms.
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..AlI ,ho rrash in the Army -

GAN the Trush in the Army"
CAMP TRIUEE, TENN, June 90
Editor of tie Nashville Unoa;
Reading letter the other day written
in our State Of Ohio, by Union man,
telling about the actions Of those So
called Butternuts, he said that the but
ternuts we're getting so bold that they
came out openly and used the most low
and degrading talk about the Union sol
diers who are standing between their
safety and destruction. The Batternuts
of that place said that all The trash ,0as
nol0 IN the army and that thy (the Butler
nuts Of Ohio toouid hare eVegthiay their
O'oa lOay; and they abuse every Union
man OF that town. II those that are at
home could hear the curses that are utter
ed by the soldiers of Ohio, they would
then think the soldiers of Ohio would
reek vengeance on those Southern SYM
paihizers. We have those men marked,
thAt call US soldiers trash, and when we
come home (if we should be so lucky
they will then call for the mountiins 10
fall on them aud hide them from he sight
of true Union men. We believe the
Nashville Union to be tbs best paper
printed b. w, g.
Co. @, 3lstO. V. Inf
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NOTICE TO SUTLFRs.

gHR UNDERSIGNED uKREnY 1NFOhM3 SUI
l LERs that he hes In store and intends 90 keen
on hand during The summer, very choice stock Of
Nnoulau
Lager Beor. and Sands Chicago Ale,
lie invtes them 70 give him call, feeling assured
that he can qivo satlsAotl0n b th as res ards tho
quality Of tie article aud the prices.
LUIS RUBIN,
40 o. Corner Of Broad ADJ cherry sta
jupolg--lms
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Public sal, of UoIn and Hay
(GOVERNAiENp pROpHRTYN

A iii hE Oh AZ PtBL AUUrIuS, TO
w the highest bidder, for Cab, (s693) hight
thousand ? A. Huadrod and Ninety oar Sacks Of
Corn, at the Lower Landing
Also, az the nmu umH l3SD rhrfe Hundred aud
nighly-sevcn talos ct ia az the Lower ding
sale 20 take pace SATURDAY oyeoiug, at4 O'clock,
4. NJ June 2olhi lstl.
". MILLS,
Capt 7tth o. ", A. A. q. a.
Junets--tL
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a NV cayauy ir.tt - pring re-
oruitod at Camp SIP Ell Fry, Hickman's
Bridge, Kentucky, ugh miles norm 4
Camp Di K X blnsnu. L., chief eGlcors
are 10. Parsons, Colonel aud Joan B
Bfognlow, utensnt-C lionel B,ih of
these gentlemen are ctlz 10 Of Knox
county, East Tennessee, and ae re
cruitng q regiment of East rennesse-
ans. Colonel Parsons was formerly
member Of the lenuess,c Legislature,
aud IL a SOLDIER O experience. having
served ia thu war with Mexico. lie and
Lieut. nant-Col0nel Brownlow have BIT
recently received auth rity to recruit a
regiment but already they baye many
men Ia camp, aud the prospect 10 ilatier-
ing that thy will speedily recruit aregi-
mFnt The regiment they are recruiting
Is TO form part Of tho force q zb,UOO
which his Exc llency, Andrew Johnson
Governor Of Tennessee, has been author-
izrd by the Piesideus 70 raise Tor the re-
net OF long -ufe iIg AID palgut Eatt
Tennessee -Ci ci4Haq q zsbo
psrs0ns aisulns uar poa c4u dad a
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, AZ
Cherry street, two doors South Of Cedar
iel0-tL
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A good many honest conservative"
citizens Of Indiana got a sight At 400 Of
Morgan's m,n the other day. They
dropped the peace resolutions and com
promises, and pursued their misguided
Southern brethren" with rifles.
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For Rent.

THE oFFICEs No. ~ and as, on CHERRY
street, nearly opposite tho State Hank Apply
TO ", n. BROWN, GERRY street.
Or 20 faAKus D. Foda.
innelT-gt
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REF Rem Els:

Hon RICHARD WALLAoE...@ayoF Of Washington
City.
"B. d. FEHEuH. ......... CcmmlssloneT Of Pubil.
buildings
GIDEON J. BALL....... Erie, Pa
" THOMAS b FLoRNSCE.....,P hiladelphia, Pc.
O. n. CuRTiH. ........... .. Wnyroa, "
EIIJAH BAHBT.......... Erie,
Wn6iAH DEAEHoN.. Governor of Ohic
JOSIAH H. LpoAs, ......... Chicago, Illinois
CRARIEs d. HoARp....,.- NeieTtowu, N. Z.
Capt. W. W. D0REIEe. &c. Erie, Pa.
W. T. sKITHsos q Co.,. Bankers WashinGsss
b. c.
Wh. p. BhAstAcR Esq. 4eadviie Pa,
6AAuKL A. FOBD, Esq. Chicago, Illinois.
OcRY BARsoVR, Esq...... -. Tore Hsute, Ind
.. A. PowEII, Esq... Cincinnati, Ohio
w. ~. W. RoRsOH,..s.
Con. MuRRAY WHALEa....... San Franoisoo,UEl
JoHs ID. HAYNES, Fec. ..... Aurora, Ind.
A. n. HkRYEv, LFQ........ =. Nebraska, n. 4.
W. n. HARVEY, Esq. ........ Omaha City, n. 7.
Hon. \. q. D6flEf..... ......fefut N. 4.
CRAnLrs p CRosnY, Esc.. Detroit, Mich.
THOMAS n WnfoE, Esq %. New Baltimore, Nit
WALfIEa a JEyroEia........Keokuk. Iowa.
W. d. BIAoEHUns, sq....,.. KanHAs Territory.
II. HUErNoToR, LEE Il 90. 30 Broadway, N. T.
BoWERs, DEHNNAH n Bs4p-S 50, 50 and SO Veqcy e1
FORD, Jr........... New York.
GARDNER DopgE......... 10 Warren street, M.
JEaoHE n. Book Esq.. haeaau g. cor, Wall ~
New York.
l.. x. BoogiKY, Eeq........ s07 Broadway, n.
WILLIAM DUuTEA, Elq..... l50 Fulton street n. '
CHARMS Fox, Esq ..,...s .OirOlnnasi Chic,
JAaEs o. drnOn, Esq........ CoyinRton, hys
MARCua A. FuCa, Esq... hiayagiuoi 81.
tuly2Q-iy.
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NOTICE.

AdY wIFE. OLIVIA GOSSMAN, deserted my
WI bed and board en- the 4th inst, without aasga-
lug any cause, ana stl remains absent, faYing en-
tered a suit for divorce.
This Is 10 forwaru all persons from trusting hfr on
my oocount, ~ shall pay debt Of her contfaeung
but leave the matter 10 the judgment OF the Court.
PhILLIP IA Oh GUBs AN.
fupefT-twN
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LOST
LOST,
APair Of Gold frame

SPECTAULEs. ina blue Morocco Case they
we're either slt In some store on the 18th inst or
dropped on the street. They were the ,emmons
Brazilian Pobblee, with The name Of the ma ufao-
turer on the franc The hndor will please leave them
al the unon Office, Junelb-tf.
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Slam, sir, your obedient servant,
MARTIN lGOR,
at and A.AO.M. 85tb Ind Vol,

alt and A. @ NJ, 35lh lad Vols"
This closed his official correspondence
with the Department at Washington. He
hsd the good luck TO be captured by
John MORGAN last fall and, Of course,
Morgan destroyed ali his papers That
struck balance for him for the quarter
ending last October. lie had another
stroke of good fortune at Stone RIVER on
the 1t OF Jsnusry, IN having wagon
captured. OF course ell bis papers were
in that identical wagon. He was very
indignant that battle did not take place
about the last Of March, as that would
have saved him a heap of trouble. Do
not think, however, that our Quarlermas-
ter has done ans thing that will not bear
investigation, for a more honest ar con
scientious man is not 10 be found 10 the
Qnart Transfers Department, but lgoe has
holy horror for vouchers, and invoices
and receipts al in triplicate, and small
blame 10 hin for H.
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VNAKEN UP on the lst day Of May by ~
i John j. Newlins, one gray Horse, ~
about years old, no marks, only a yeryE&-kA-
back, aud shod before, and gravel a. the lett
fore foot, 1881 hands high, IN thin order. Appraised
at $50 % ALhX. MoDA NIL,
junoia-3te Ranger OF Davidson county,
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I'LL, |
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[CIANI
ma. |
PRACTICE N
l have localo
eticing.
hrOnio and To-
he Lungs, DsI
4 Joints, siia
Us, Gravel, Az
ermittent and
with all olhaf
iesobjoct.
etween Cherrl
Baufnan's Auf
y or night, uni
rIan2I-ir
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Tho rolm nov holds zee slt,iags On the BonAto
Chanib ir, comnenoins every d,y az o'clock, a, N
Juua lu--us
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Thankful bI
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A sToNE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-19
The Situation.

The rebel invasion of Pennsylvania, which
has put all that region into scare for five
days past, is likely to turn out a good deal
smaller than was supposed. The rebel cayal-
. ~ are now said to be Only $500 and at last
adyiccs had got no further than Shippensburg,
about ten miles north of Chambersburg, and
perhaps twenty miles from the Maryland
line That such body should penetrate 50
far into the State is bad enough, but it does
NOT involve the necessity Of the evacuation
Of Harrisburg, the abandonment Of the whole
country south Of the Susquehanna and the
withdrawal If Cen HooEcr'= army into the
defences around Washington.
The re}ei= are reported in strong force be
sieging Iiarper's Ferry, whittier Gen. Ali!roy
retreated from Winchester, after q sharp
fight, losing 1000 men and spil,ing all his
guns. What force is at Harper's Ferry is not
stated but without doubt enough TO hold the
strong position of Maryland heights, COM
mnnding il, against any rebel force, that
may be brought against ii.
That Lee has attempted the desperate game
Of making an attack on Maryland and Penn
sylyania. Is pretty certain hoping, no doubt.
to repeat with better success the invasion of
last year. But his real chance OF success ia
such a move Is smaller than before, iuasmuch
as the Army Of the Potomac, instead OF Icing
divided up and scattered all along from
Washington to Fortress Monroe and Ilarri-
sons Landing, is concentrated and can more
readily ascertain what Lee Is doing, and be
ready to oppose itself To any strong move he
makes Another battle on the field of
Manassas is not impossible that an these
movements viii cease without another trml
Of strength between the two great armies,
seems imProbablc.A few days, perhaps hours,
will tell the story Meanwhile it is not well
to he carried away by every startling rumor
that comes along. Hope for the best: have
faith in the final success Of our cause. because
it Is the cause Of justice. Of human rights, of
good government and hold ourselves ready
for whatever sacrifice may be in store for us,
till the cause Of our country is thoroughly
INDICATED before all who seek its hurt.
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minded of those who attend. We do not
say that commonly, or even very often, bad
nominations are the result. Quite often there
has grown up so wide spread and decided an
opinion throughout the State as to the fitness
of a particular nomination for some Office,
that nobody except those Of an opposing
political faith dare TO run counter 70 it. But
the system is none the less wrong IN principle
and dangerous in practice that it does not
inevitably lead to wrong results. lts tend
ency is to favor intrigue-to make use Of the
name Of the people in body for the sake OF
the influence which it will give. when in re
atty the nomination is effected by few and
those seyf-eleoted representatives and nanag-
ers in the convention.