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~eps esent of their worth ana superiority They ar,
sold By al fespectabe druggists groesrs. pbysicians
hotels, saloons, steamboats, and country stores
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T 80 hon. John E Dillon, judge
staaa saprasne Court axennort
s. aces President lst Dist, Ira. Cen.
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Stone, Knoxville. s&s G4s s.s
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Iaard, Council Bluffs.
vice Pres, 9th Dist, Mrs. J. ,. Tay-
Secretary. Rev. C. g. Truasdalk DAy-
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treasurer, Hon. Ezekiel CLARK, Iowa
City.
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ID Mrs. DR.. By. Cedar ,Ranids. i, 8:
Sd Hon. f. e. BisselL Dubuque.
4th !" y. II. Brainard, iowa civ.
5th z. Hon. Jas. Wright, Des Moinas,
9th = Mrs. w. Il. Plumb. Fl Dodge.
Arr. IA. This Association shall have
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pa. A grand Fair, for the benefit d
;ss acsncinnati Branch 81 the 9. s. San San.
i,.ry Commission. : WIN y hid ii Gin
p,.nstiromnenoing q Meza1y I - 2Ist
INST. We are informed - oircular slaas
arrangements have been uaade Oh asa *
tsnsiye scale for coliectin md aiposiag
,of svsry article Of > ssaeAbIs nature Tint
may be contributed. Nothing vii IS
aniss that can aid the Sanitary Conaznis-
sioa, either in funds d 10 any of the
stores, 81 wen known ID be rsnssd ID the
Camp and Hospital.
All contributions of money should be
RENTED 10 Ronr. W. REasK4, Esq., Tfesss-
uref.s IN aks Expssss, Railrsaass end
Steamboat lines entering in Cinanaati.
hare offered to catiy freight for the Fair
frss hr@. 80. Z
{ Heavy goods should be sent by raiffoad
tight ND Yalaaaae packages By express.
All articles should be eapefally packed,
and marked Sanitary Fair, Cincinnati,
Dss<s,G. = ssz
gsp. sReseerssps is President Of the
Commission. Z - = ; 2, - -. a.
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AIdRD.
TO COW sUsspTTvEs.

The uadersisned having been restored 70 health in
e% weeks bya vers simple remedy after having SUI
tered several years from severe lung Affection and
hat dread disease, Cousumption-is anxious to make
known tn his feilow-sdferers the means Of cure.
To all Who desire 1t, he will send prescription used
free Of charge with the directions for preparing and
using the same which they will and SIRE cure for
CoNsuaPTIoE, AsTAMA, BRONCHITIS, CoueHs
COLDS, &c The only object Of the advertiser is to
bsneat the anctsd and spread Information Which he
conceves to be tuvsusble and be hopes every suffer-
viii try his remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will ptevse address.
REv. HOWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings County,
p26w4m'hc N AeYoVk
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NOTICE.

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vT5he Asders Of Bonds isaned By the City Of Ceune
4 Blues other than those issued to the COrHeEblna
INe 81 the ndersigned fer registration On or sefers
O. hrnay = lss 1854 II this notice s not eoH,piiea
ya IN hesoze ahe time herein apeci6ed Rsfa befs
re AIRED forfstte4 70 the city Of Council Bfpas o.
resolution adopted !asxs TssS " g oRAwSBA.
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MILWAUKEE, MARKET.

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Oats--60a6l II .'.'.
Corn-No | 34a85c; No 2 82aS3c 49,. e..
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Hogs-live 40a4 80; dressed 4 75a5 90
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TO FREIGHTERS.

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~ DRSyER Tn DE, TO Do fuurd q The CenHal
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-12
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m1DH1eHT DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, June 1O.-Two private
dispatches received from Grant, dated
Monday, says Grant was in cOmmunica-
ton with Banks on the 4Ih. Grant re-
ports that johnson is concentrating
troops, and mentions the report that
three divisions are coming from BrSgg's
army. The siege is progressing favOra-
bly,.
New York, June 11.--CottOn fifty-six
cents Gold forty-one and three quarter
cents.
Advices from Port Hudson to the
fourth indicate prospective success.
Richmond papers of the sixth says all
quiet at Vicksburg, and says the Fed
erals were repulsed at Port Hudson with
a loss of an arm TO General Banks.
Johnston still repo rted on Big Black
endeavoring to cross with 10000 men.
New York, June 11.--RumOrs ailoat
Of disater at Vicksburg but no con-
formation.
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Sons OF wIIIIam VVIrt.

In Westmoreland county there are
more refinement, education, intelligence
and wealth than in any other part Of
Virginia. The lands have been highly
cultivated, the residences elegant, the
houses splendidly furnished. 1t is here
that two sons of William Writ, one OF
the noble men whose uames are promi
nent in the history of our country, reside
His son Dabner, mentioned in the life oil
William Writ, was arrested and brought
before Colonel Morrow. This gentleman,
inheriting his fathers genius and wealth,
submitted gracefully 10 the interrogato-
ries of the military authority, and an
swered promptly that he had no pArtici
patton in the war. He aud his brother
both of whom are wealthy, educated and
refined gentlemen, occupying neutral
position, reside near Oak Grove, in West
moreland county. II was painful to OBJ.
serve how truly the garments of Dabnel
Writ indicated that be resided in a sec
ton of the country from which military
necessity required that goods should be
prohibited.
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ODD FELLows' HALL. - The beautiful
drama of Evadne" will be produced at
the New Theatre tonight. HMr. Cos
sin, young tragedian, makes his first
appearance in Nashville, ON this occs-
sion, and will appear as Ludoyico; Mr..
LefIlngwell appears as COlonna; Miss
Mitchell as Evadne. After the play a
dance by Miss Nora Smith; the perform
Ances concluding with the laughable
farce of Mischief Making" excellently
cast.
The talented young actress Miss Mary
Mitchell has benefit TO- night, on which
occasion the military spectacle of the
"French Spy" will be presented. Miss
Mary deserves a substantial benefit, and
we hope will receive it.
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The Union Forevor.

Every true and loyal American uphOlds
the Union. The ladies uphold the Union
(of marriagel and together with the Ma
tional Union, Cameron, Night g. Co.,
uphold the Union of New Styles of
Dress Goods of the finest quality, and
have ON hand a splendid assortment of
every description of Dry Goods. Call
early at their store, Corner of Deaderick
Street and Square. Tiune 11--2t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-12

REVIEW OF McCooK's BR1dADE.-There
will be review Of Col McCook's I'd
brigade this afternoon OF 3 o'clock. As
the troops composing this brigade have
been here long time, they have made
many friends among the Union loving
citizens, and we expect to see large as
sembly to witness The parade There
being an "eternal fitness in everything
the review will take place on the field
west Of the Granny White road, where, q
few weeks since, the military authorities
furnished an exciting spectacle.
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THEATRE,--Mr Lingham takes ben
eft tonight at the Theatre, IL being his
last appearance but one. On this coca
sion the great sensation play, translated
from the French, entitled "Priuli; or, A
Husbands Revenge" will be played.
Count Priuli, Mr.. Lingham; Madame
Beaupu, Mrs. Bernard Songs by Mr..
Stewart after the play; and the farce OF
the Irish Lion" This is capital
bill, and ought, independent of the
claims of Mr. bingham, to fill the house
We note that the ZavistowskA Troupe
have been engaged, and will shortly APP
pear.
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SALE OF CONDEMNED STooK.--The read
er's attention is asked to the sale of con-
demned government stock advertised in
this mornings UNION. There are some
good animals in this lot, and bargains may
be had. We heard Of agentleman who at
tended one Of these aales aud bought a
number Of horses for which he paid $50.
Before he got them home he sold one Of
them for $40. The remainder, when in
good condition, will probably afford him a
chance for good speculation.
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Scott & Co., newsdealers, Union street,
furnished us with late papers last night.

SLAVE Law ABRoaArED.- Gen. Shep-
ley, Military Governor of Louisiana, on
the 18th ult. issued an order abrogaing
the State law prohibiting the emanoipa-
ton of slaves, on the ground that such a
law has never been sanctioned by the
military authorities, and is Inconsistent
with the principles which control the
policy of the National Government. All
persons hereafter shall have the right 20
emancipate their slaves on petition TO
any Court Of record, and any person held
as a slave and being legally entitled TO
freedom may bring a suit for his or her
freedom in any Court Of record, against
the person claiming or holding him or
her as a slave.
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The 10th Illinois, 1t. Col. CAIrLL,
commanding, so long stationed in Edge
field, pulled up stakes yesterday and de-
parted. The citizens of Edgofeld regret
ted very much to part with this noble
regiment, which had, by its good be-
havior, won their highest regard
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A1shrilIe Anina,
NotIee 30 NevrsaenIers ana otnct,

Notice 20 NevvsdeaIers and othcrs
Newsdealers and others, desiring to
procure copies of the Weekly UNION,
must positively send in their order on
Wednesday; or, by IL o'clock, NJ, Thurs
day. Unless they do this, we cannot
promise that they will be filed. Our
mail edition lie so large that the outside
necessarily goes to press on Thursday,
and we must have the orders of news
dealers BY that day, TO insure their being
filled.
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There was large and deeply interest
ed audience at the Theatre last night
The fine drama of "The Robbers" was
thrilliugly performed. The star compa-
ny never sbono with more brilliant
lustre.
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cuerrtlIa B,Ff,e nars,ed.
The Crrinth correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial writes:

The Corinth correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial writes;
Capt Carmichael, at Savannah, Tenn,
was waited upon by n messenger from
Col. BifIle, who modestly demanded an
unconditional surrender of men and
arms. Col. Carmichael returned for a
reply, that he might come on and take
him" accompanying the concession with
language more expressive than elegant
Before the messenger could return to
Biffie, however, that gallant gentleman
had taken himself off
About this time Col. Cornyn came up,
and to him Capt, Carmichael explained
the affair. He Immediately penned and
dispatched the following:
10 Co.. B1le:
"SIR--Your pompous demand for the
surrender of our little squadron of cav
airy, 10Th Illinois Regiment, occupying
this place, and your cOwardly retreat be-
fore you received Capt. CarmichaePs in
trepid reply, suggested 10 me the propri-
ETY. Of visiting upon the traitor citizens
(who tried to assist you in the capture Of
that gallant little band) little of the
legitimate vengeance of my Government
Therefore, in the name of our glorious
Republic, hereby make good the grand
exordium Of the Declaration of'Independ-
ence, 4. G, that all men are created free and
equal; and to-day free and take with me
from this town every colOred creature
who inherits with the human race the
| image Of his Maker and an immortal
soul.
81 am, sir, the willing and obedient
servant of my country,
"FLoRENCE M. CoRNYN,
"Colonel 10Th Missouri Cavalry,
"Commanding Brigade"
The Colonel, according to the intent
here expressed, brought with him all the
negroes in the place--the two hundred
before mentioned.
The mainly novel feature in this place
is the contraband camp. They, like the
whites, have huts erected, where they
live with their families most comfortably
The men have been formed into reg
iment, called the LIST Alabama, now mum.
bering eight hundred, who are command
ed by Col. Alexander, formerly a chap
lain, and who are learning to drill beau
tifully. Their initiative powers-larg'
time and tune, as the psychologists say
together with their eageTness 10 learn
make them very apt scholars. They kee I
better time, for the practice they have
had, than the white men. | do not know
how il may prove when they come to the
field Of battle: but, so far, the worl
begun is very encouraging. They ART
to have soldiers pay and ratiOns, anC
now hold up their heads with some shoW
of manliness, as the rightlul protectors
of their own families and property, il
fnlrira
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We noticed, while out for stroll last
evening, the prettiest and newest thing
out in the line of Gold Bullion Shoulder
Straps, at our friends Green& Greens, who
are the only ones who make this style.
We can only say call and procure a pair
of Straps, and Regulation Hat, if you
would be the gayest man on Dress Parade,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-12

Mcssrs. Faulkner and Jordan have
opened a drinking saloon on Cherry
Street next door to DIR. Ooleman's. 1t is
neat establishment, and its bar is sup
piled with the best liquors.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-12

The City Council had regular meet
ing yesterday. There was no business
of Importance transacted. In the pre-
sent crowded state Of our columns, we
omit report of the proceedings.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-12

Recorder ShANE's Court continues TO
be an animated spectacle daily. Yester-
day there were twenty. seyen cases dis"
posed Of The tide Of vice has not yet
begun TO ebb.
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Marshal's Sale
OF A STOCK OF GOODS
Tho United states o. certain lot Of Goods olaime
By one n stewart, now IN said District.

libel Of Information No. l. hied BY the u B. District
Attorney for tho Middle District u tonnossoe.
IN PURSUANCE OF witt Of gsfidRioHi Ezponas TO
i me directed from the Honorable the District
Court OF the United states, for gad District on tho
lsth day OF May 1868, win sell aaid Goods a. pubic
Auction the highest bidder, ior cash 10 hand ni
the store house Of a. j. duncan Co., on the fuplc
square Ia the city Of nashville, the loih "a
oil JUNE next Sale to commence az 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on that day, and continue unth an Of SAID
Goods are disposed Of
raid stock OF Goods ConHsta NJ Dry Goods such
a. adde's Dress Goods 40, Prints, l0meaiios, cling
hams, Cloths, Caaimorea, flanuela, b0otai shoes
and Also nrugs and Medicines hyo htuiai SOAPS,
Candles, Lard m, and great variety o. olhef eft
cles E. X. GLAbOuCKt
II mayI7--td q. 5. Marsht, N d. r.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-12

Returns from Virginia indicate the
election Of Gen. Smith as Governor. A
Pascagoula despatch says that Gen. j.
w. Sherman, at New Orleans, had leg
amputated, and has since died.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-12

The farmer could not wish for finer
growing season than he is now enjoying.
The crop prospect is now most encOur-
aging.
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ENTHUSIASM FOR THE WAR AMONG
CAROLINA COETRABANDs. Gen. Wilde
is reported TO have met with the heart
lest support in his efforts TO raise color
ed soldiers in North Carolina, from Gen.
Foster and the officers of the MassAchu-
sets regiment. In three days after his
arrival 800 recruits were obtained. They
have been uniformed aud armed, and are
now in camp. The blacks were holding
recruiting meetings in their churches
every afternoon. The meetings were
conducted by themselves, aud the highest
religious enthusiasm exists among them.
They look upon Gen. Wilde's having
been sent by the Lord TO give them their
liberty. Recruiting offices were about 20
be opened in Washington, and there was
no doubt that the brigade would soon be
filed. Many of the freedmen have been
employed by the Government for months
without payment but they feel confident
that justice will be done them, and
work cheerfully. The oolored women of
Newbern have contributed 500 to pur-
chase flag for the FIRST regiment Of Will
de's brigade.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-12

We are indebted 20 J. C. Sny der & Co.,
for the latest Louisville aud Cincinnati
papers,
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WOOD WOODN
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFIoE,l
Nashville, Tenn, June %, 1868.
pronOsaIs will r,a g.,o..s..,


A 7 this uhee up 20 June 18th for farnishinq The
a DEPOT AZ Nashville With Wood. Bids for 1000
TO 10000 Cords will be- alike considered eoVernll
ment protection and passes will be- furnished the
parties taking tue Contracts Wood anus from one
70 tour miles ditant will be subject % Permits, un-
less The owner toereof, shalt become Contractor
himself The Wood 20 Do delivered aud measured In
the Goyernmant ards. Bids Wlll also ho received
for the Wood Nhen corded % be hauled by the Gov.
ernWent Teams Two responsible secutieii-s will he
required for the proper delivery Of tho Wood within
q REASONABLE time, As the Government shall demand
W. MILLS,
iunos--tf
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MONDAY, the 22d day of Jun
Postponement Sale.

The sale Of the above Goods a. postponed unt
MONDAY, the z2d day Of the present mont'i, and
will positively tnke place on that dag, ~,
4. r. GLAsUOCks U. b harshaL
fuuaIl.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-12
Postponement Sale.

The sale Of the above Goods l. postponed untn
MONDAY The 18th day OF ths present nonth, and
will positively take place on that day
4. X. GLAACOCK, q. 3. Nasal,
iunsu.
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FOUND,

ON MARKET IR.IIi rouh ot bTgae On Mon
or oaa b. o 81 appiyms % PugsS Grocery, nfar
wi lsoas y rinEs Of ihs sndtragnod, aud paying for
N alive Iissment JAS. bEAsLkf.
lung..s a.
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II Is a very suggestive fact that al the
late Peace Convention in New York, every
mention of the name Of Gen. Mcclellan
WAS received With apPlause.-Detrst
Tribune
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ia the store-nopso Of Morgan 4 90 on tho Pubic
Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
Libel Of Information NO 2, hlod by the Attorney
Of the United States for the Middle District Of Ton
neaaee.
IN PURSUANCE Of a writ Of Fendidoni Erponas 10
me directed from the Honorable istr Ct court u
the United Stat STR said Distrlc, on the iIth day
of Nay, 1863 viii u said @ DDS apprais Il az f28
69l %, at the stofe-hOuse Of A. J. Duncan Co., 81
Public Auction, on
Monday, the 22d day of June
roxt sGio 90 commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ on that
day, and TO continue trem time 10 time until al said
Goods disposed Of
TERMs-sn purchases Of said Goods not exceed
ing $3.50 10 be paid or in cash. aud all exceeding thai
sum 10 DO sold on six months timo for notes with
good security, approved by the Marshal,
Il. n. Gt-AsCOOK,
0. s. Marshal, Middle District Of Tennessee.
may20.-td. .