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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-01

A FATAL ACCIDENT AT CAMP WErHAwKES.--
James Case private In Co. list Regiment Ne"iorA state
Sharp Shosters e. Camp Weeaawken, vi" shot by COM
rsde la. sabbath afternoon by singular seeaene f1eAn9
NJ an old revolver which had for weeks been lying srosnd
tine su uuoaded as was supposed tent mate on, Of iros
and fur cooked med IL a: the breast OF young Case and
,nspped Unknowa one. the pistol WAS loaded and
exploded driving the fatal ball through tho heart Of the Do
cea,.d Tas ps.ol had snapped hundred times 6s-
t,. without explosion. "Oh. my God! whs. have doue
suc,ainad hi. comrae, and casping the dying In bis
srs lie laid him down to hii last sleep The agony oil the
dyIpg ad living seemed both alike THIS another example
ofhe folly having revolvers aboat the person and oil care
essly handling them strict order nmediasey Issue"
by the Commander OF the Camp prohibiting all use Of
voysr except by acommss!oned olcer Tan VII p5oes7v
proven. any sucA occurrence IL The ls!arA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-31
fPUBLro--No. GO 1

An AcT TO squalizo aHd establish the
compensation Of the collectors Of tho
customs on the Northern, Northeastern,
aud Northwestern frSntiers, and for
other purposes.
Do il enacted BY The Senate and House OF
Representatives Of he United States ~ Aper-
ieG, in Can9ress ass>s..4A=4, hat the c0iiec-
tor of customs Of ZACH Of the districts
aforesaid shall render, with his ACCOUNTS
Of the expenses incident 10 his Office. a
list Of the clerks and other officers Of The
Customs employed by hin, stating tho
rate OF compensation allowed 10 each.
the duties thsy severally perform, and
also an acosunt Of tAe sums paid Tor sta
tisnsry, fuel, a1d al ether Office expenses
including office Eent for all Of which sx
pensSs be shall sabnit an estimate each
month in advance, and shall stats the
purposes for which any premises are us.
cd aud shall also render an accurate
account OF all fees and commissions col
leoted by him. aahH
$50. 2. And b Il further saaotsl. Thai
the district Of SacketIa RArbor be and Il
hereby annexed 10 the district OF Cape
Vincent, AHd tho district 70 annexed 10
hsrsby abolished and constituted q part
of She district 10 Ehiea Il Is annexed,
aud that the district Of Niagara Ia hereby
extended So as 20 iAoluds the entire
county Of Niagara - the chaanei Of Ton
Awanda creek and that Lewiston, In the
district Of Niagara, IL hereby disconIin-
ued a. q port Of entry, and that the port
Of entry fer the district be and IL hereby
established 40 Suspensien Bridge.
Sec 8. And b u 6isrt5ar staeto2, fhai
PlAttsburg, in the district Of Champlain,
il kezsby discOntiHued - . port Of entry,
and that the port Of entry Ter the dislrict
10 and Is hereby established Al ROase's
POint, Al Wkioh place the collector ofthe
district shall rstido, and a deputy col
lsotor shall rssids Al Plsttsburg; and al
Vssssla phssisg thrSugk Lake Champleln,
fron Canada, shall Hereafter be reauired
10 report to the collector Of custom, al
Rouss's Point
Sec. 4. ARd b u further a,aelsa, That
hiehilimAckinask, ia the district Of
hiohilinackinaek, is hereby diseontin-
ued ~ port Of entry, aud that the port
81 entry for the district be and 10 hereby
established 81 Sault Ste. Msris, Al which
place the collector Of the district shall
reside, and deputy collector shall reside
Al hiehilimackiHack.
Sec. .. Ana y u 6S1lS Saoisi, That
all acia and parts OF avis repugnant 70
ths provisions Of this act be and ihe same
are hereby repealed.
Approved, March 3, 1858,
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NOS. AND LOCATION
or
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No. l--Gm Factory, College street, on the Hlll.
Surgeon, j. 2. WEEKS.
2-University Building, Market street, on ths
Hiil Surgeon, A. W. KELLY.
= s-Enslsy's Building, Sc corner Public Square.
Surgeon, Aux. EWING
4-Howard High School, College street, on the
Hill. Asst Surgeon, y. s. TuWH
5-cun Factory, upper end Front street. Asst.
Surgeon, n. D. BLAsHR.
6--Collcge street, near Broad. Surgeon, CHAs.
SoHLUssER.
7-colleee street, between Church and Broad.
Act. Asst Surgeon, @. W. FRANCE.
s-Mssono Hall, Church street, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, ID. BAcHR.
9--Carriage Factory Market street, below the
square. ACT Asst Surgeon, J. d. sKEBR.
i0-Medloal College, College street, on the Hi.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, W. X. BOWLING.
l1-"PRsT HoUsn ~ On tho University Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, L. d. HoGLH.
f" l2--Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, FRED. sHNouR
1S-Hume High School Spruce street, cor. Broad.
surgeon, =. HERncK.
" I4-Femalo School, Church street, rear Chntta-
nooga Depot Surgeon, FRED. sETHoREl
ls--Hynes' High School, Line streSt corner Sum
mer. Surgeon, w. NJ. CHANBARs.
ls-Gordon Block, corner Broad stTOSt and River
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID WasH.
IT-OFyIcxRs' HosPrrAL-Pianters Hotel, sum
Iasr street. corner Dsaderck. Surgeon,
$. y. MATRRaAS.
ls-COrncr Church and College streets, Surgeon,
y. T. HUaxTRAL
1o-Morris Stratton's Building No. Ia Market
street. Surgeon, l.. II. ADLER
2o--Baptst Church, summer street. Surgeon, -.
GOODWIN.
21- Methodist Church, Church street Surgeon,
r. SNNErF
s2-Rardcastle's, South Market street. sprgeon,
-. REtRWIIH
- 29--Corner Vine and Dread streets. Surgeon. o.
CHAHBERttN.
" 25--cOrner Market and Clark streets. Surgeon,
l.. G. RIGS.
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AashriIle Auion.
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 81. 1868
20 the N..hrIlle n.Ilr rni.n1
FRoN rHE b7rH Rrg'r INDIANA Won. INy,Y
MURTnERsuORo. March ~ Igea

fkoA fHk 9TH kEg'f INDIANA Vol. INy'Y.
AURSnEEsBoRo, March %, 1863. I
Editor Nashville Union:
DEAR SIR: Seeing many letters from
the different regiments Of the noble Army
Of the Cumberland, and not seeing any
from eur noble regiment, l thought it
proper to say little for my regiment
We are camped in the suburbs of the
once capital Of Tennessee, Murfreesb oro.
We have a beautiful camp for dry
weather, but the inclemency of the
weather for the past few days, has rem
dered it somewhat unpleasant but few
days like to-day, will make all right
again. Our camp is on the front lines.
We have it nicely decorated with the
aver-beautiful evergreen cedars, and have
it thoroughly policed and ditched. Our
brigade inspecting officer visits us fire.
quently, but always TO say: "the 57th
need no ccnsure, for they always up to
time"
Our worthy friend and captain, Nc
GRAw, who has command Of this regi-
ment, since our brave Col HINES was
wounded as Stones River, has been re-
lieved from command by our noble Major
BLANCHE, recently promoted from,cap'ain
to major. We all have confidence in
him. We are out Ia line every morning
by daylighfs first dawn, and if the rebel
Generals BRAGG or LoNasTREET try 10
take us mapping, they will be sadly mis-
taken, for RosEY is not the man to have
his men sleep, when It's necessary for us
to be vigilant
Our worthy and competent brigade
commander, Col. WooD, deserves praise
for his unceasing vigilance, in watching
for the approach of rebs. Our foriifica-
tons are fast approaching completion,
and, when once finished, will be i'm
pregnable, and woe be unto the rebel
army if it ever tries TO take this point.
The health Of our army is good. A heavy
frost fell last night. II may affect the
peach crop some.
The Nashville UNION is hailed with
delight by all. Send plenty of copies as
we purchase freely. More anon.
am very respectfully,
LEEDS. Co. "G,"
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NAMES oP CHAPLATNs

Detained for Hospital Duty h his chg
l.. RAYMoSD, DIST Illinois, Hospitals
Nos. 1 and 10
j. sMITE, 10Th Ohio, Hospitals Nos, =
and 5.
j. PoUoHn, ssth OHIO, Hssrttal No A.
r. f. DaLo, 30th ISdiAna, HssPitals
Nos. l2 aud es
j. DHLoN, 18th Ohis, Hospitals Nos 7
aud 10.
O. KENNEDY, lolst Ohio, Hospitals Nos.
s and IL,
Jas. MATTHEWS, 18th Kentucky, Hos
pital No. and OHicsrs.
j. oooFER Sd Kentucky, Hospitals
Nos. IA and 10.
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TPunL1o-No. eel

AN AcT for the relief Of certain persons
who have performed the duties Of as
sistant surgeons in regiments Of cav
airy.
Be u enacted BY he Senate and Houss OF
Representatives Of the United States Of
ApssIsa IN Congress GssrnJled, That ply
sisiaas and surgeons who have since the
second day Of July last been duly APP
PoiHtod and commissioned as second as
sistaat SUCCESS In volunteer regiments Of
savalFy, and AZ such have been duly
mustered ints tAs military service Of ths
United StAlOss aad actually poEsormsd
ths duties appsrtAtaiag " that Office, shall
be paid therefor 10 like manner and upon
like proof ~ other assistant surgeons OF
cavalry; ProyidNd, That not mere than
two assistant Surgeons 10 each regiment
shall be allowed and paid for services
performed at one and the same time.
Approved, March g. 1868.
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PROSPECTUS
NASHVILLE UNION

The NAsuvtLLE UMoN was commenced last spring,
for the purpose Of opposing the Rebel Southern Con
oderacy aud Of advocating the restoration Of Federal
authority without any abatement, over all the States
which have attempted 10 secede. It's object Was 70
proclaim the doctrines Of Liberty and Union, as they
wero once expounded by tho fathers Of the Republic,
but which for more than one year-tho long and
drearv carnival Of treason--had been unspokon aud
unwritton in the Capital Of the State Of ANDREW
JACKSON and wore treasured up only In the hearts "
the faithful. We believed that the right way to con
duct loyal Journal, In a city Ike Nashville, at such
a time as this, was TO raise the wayering d timid
No to the true standard Of patriotism, aud not to
lower the standard OF PATRIOTISM after the manner Of
some other Journals TO suit the dopayod tastes Of the
scmiloyal ana syrnpathlzers with the Richmond dy-
nasty.
The gsIov, therefore, has held as friends all who
support and ~ FOES al who oppose, tho Union Of tho
states It's wstolword ia FEEEDoM AND NAuoSAnrT.
with rebels and traitors e has compromise to
make. II contends for tbo Federal Constitution aud
the Laws made IN pursuance thereof as the SUPREME
Law % rus LAyb tuyuing IN the Consiitution aud
laws Of any Of the States to the contrary aotwth-
standing.
II contends for the Union Of the States, because
without It the preservation Of orr liberties ana insh
buttons and tho organization Of society Itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever standl In
tho way Of crushing out tho rebellion and restoring
tho Union must perish, matter by what name 1t
DO called.
When Thousands Of our citizen soldiers Jay down
their lives upon the altar Of their country "a sacri
Geo above all earthly price, and precious in tho sight
Of Heaven, God forbid that any iguoho motive Of
soIfmtorest should make any man wayor IN his 10y
atty II thoro DO any such, lct them look as the
blood Of Shiloh, Fort Doneson, Murircesboro and
fredericksburg, and blush at their wiokodncss and
dolly. Love for our country should now overshadow
every othor ieoliPs and he Is no patriot who loves
his HOUSES lands, negroes with 1.-THE Of the devo
ton which be fools Tor his country. Even prudent
selhshness should compel mon 70 be patriots, for who
can hope savo his treasures from tho wreck Of
ruined and dismembered Unioni
We want to soc the land more blessed with the
enduring sunshine ofan honorable peace, based upon
the complete and unconditional submission Of the
robes now in arms and not 1T up with uio decsitful
/ glow Of peace based upon omasouate loyalty, and
concessions to traitcrs-tho glow Of meteor which
would shine only TO betray, and going out would
leave us in a darkness oniod moro gloomy than that
which prevailed before.
These are the sentiments and views which tho
UNIoN win continue to advocate through whatever
Of storm sunshine may await It in the future and
70 ask the support OF all who bcioye it to be import
ut that thoroughly and vigorously loyal newspaper
hould I've published In Nashville.
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[PuBLIo-No. 03.l

An Aor to amend an act entitled AN act
to authorize the employment Of volun-
tssrs 10 aid in enforcing the laws and
protecting public property" approved
July twenty-five, eighteen hundred
and sixty-one.
Be il enacted ~ De Senate aud House Of
Representatives Of DC United States q
ASAStea IN Congress assaablcd, That every
nOn. commissioned olnoer, private, or other
person, who has been or shall hereafter
be discharged from the army Of tho
United States within two years from the
date Of enlistment by reason Of wounds
received in battle, shall be entitled 70
receive the same bounty ~ Is granted or
may be granted 30 the same classes of
persons who were discharged after SER
vice Of two years; and all acts and pArta
OF acts Inconsistent with this are heroby
repealed.
Approved, March 8, 1868.
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Major General BURSslDK.

THB WHoLH Amy TO BIB PAID 10 MARCH
lsr,-In the last ten days nearly forty
millions have been paid out Of the Treas
ury for the army, and payments are now
continuing at the rate of four millions
per day. Withia another week the funds
will have been provided for paying of
the whole army up 10 the LIST Of March.
II the soldiers then remain unpaid much
longer, the fault will be with those who
haven't payrolls ready or with negligent
Paymasters.
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DIRECTORY.
cry GOVERNMENT.

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
a WILLIAM SHANE, Rocordsr.
JOHN CHUMBLEY, AorahaL
DeDuiy Marshals-w. n. wilkinson, A. q. Tucker,
and James A. steele.
Clerks oCas Martst-John Chumbley, er-obicio, arst;
Jacob french, second aud Thos. McCerty, third.
Tar Asso.sor--willam Driver.
Rsre.ns ootlestor-1 o shankhnd
Waier Tar Coiiecsor--E. B. Garrett
1reaura-B henry.
Hharf Masisr-ThOmas Leake
Superintendent Of ds WorkhoEss--J. o Dodd
Superintendent Of Uts Voter Works--wm. stewart
CHEF of he Fire Experimentation Nj. scabury.
se1ton Of ne Ocasiey-T. n. Mcbride
Srest Or~seer-J. Il. stewart.
otg Aaoraey-E. =. Mulloy.
CITY COUNCIL,
Boqri Of Al.is,,.s,-M. N. Briea, President John
Carper, Ios ]. Robb, nj MulOy, II. o. Scovel, W. =
cho,.han, M. @. L. Claiborne, and J 9. Smith.
U5IRmos Councit-Andrew Anderson, Presdeui; Jas
Turner WilliaR Roberts, q. NJ South gate, Abraham
Myers Alex Mcdaniel, l. =. HOugh, Charles Say ers
J. Is. NROwies, W A. MCCiellandt T. j. 1MBrUugh,
VIM. Driver, VIM stewart, Thos Cready, VIM. Haty
and VIM. Sonborn.
srANDNo ooslaurBss ~ rHE ouT COUNCIL
Finaase--Kaowles s0oVel and Brien
Dator Wsrks--AndarsoB smith ami Claiborne
Sbeals- Hua, Turner, Myers, M1loy, Cbsatham,
1arbrOugh, ITeady and Rally.
Rhnf--Turnar, earpaT aad MCGlelland.
Standardization, Nulisy aRd Knowles
Fss DepaShasai--MyeTs, Stewart and MoClelland
Gas-Driver, Greatly aAd Syors.
Osaelery--smith, sAnborn aad aewart
Markct Hot,se-- ATbrOush, Roberts and Carper.
Slovss-Aua0y, Mcdaniel aRd ssewaTt.
FoIioe-Cheathans BrieR snd sayers.
sprhigs-oresdy, Claiborne and Myers.
Workhoase-Seyers koeb and Mcdaniel.
improvements Gsd APeadHhre-MsslsllRnd, Brien
and Sanborh.
Pubic Pr0P~tp--Robb, stewart aud Driver.
Pea HOtlse-(arRNr, SoVthgate sad HALEY.
81 The bOaTd oi Aldermea meets the Tuesdays
preceding the second aud fourth Thursdays In
each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays In each month
MONT POLICE
Oapi,itp-Iohn Blugh.
FIRST List0tHant-Andrew Joyce.
Second Lieilioaaat--Jehn II. pivis.
Policsmep-wm. Jaoksoa, John Cavcndef, Mich Ia
WIS., joel Phillips Wm. Bakes, john CottFel William
Mayo, John Engles, J. W Wright, John Pickett,
Robert Scott " &. FrsHois. David Yates. ChHs. Hu
Iitt and W. Danley.
eg- The Police court IA opened every moving at
uino O'Clock
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NO 3Ol

loa N Congress assembled, That the Pres.
ident Of the United States be and he
hereby is authorized, by aud with the ad-
vice aud consent Of Abe Senate, TO confer
brevot rank upon SUCK commissioned ON /.
GERS Of the volunteer aud other forces In
the United States service as have been,
or may hereafter be, distinguished BY
gallanl actions or meritious conduct;
which rank shall not entitls them to any
increase Of pay or emoluments.
Approved March 8. 1863
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pprovcd, March 8, 1868.
[PuBLIo-,No. GAL
Az ACT CONCERNING letters Of marqus,
prizes, and prize goods.

Az ACT concerning letters Of marqus,
prizes, and prize goods.
Be IL snaeted BY The Senate and House N
Representatives. ef he Unital lSsatas Of .dn,srI-
ca n Osngrss' assembled, That in all domes-
tic and ioreiga wars the President OF the
United States 10 Aathsrizsd to issue 10
private armed vessels Of the United
States csnmissishs or letters OF marque
aud geAeral rsPrisal in such fern % hs
shall think proper, and under the seal Of
the United States, and make all needful
rules and regulations fer Che government
and conduct thereof, and Tor the adiudi.
cation and disposal Of the prizes and
salvages made by such vessels; Provided,
That the authority conferred by this act
shall cease and terminate At the end OF
three years from the passage Of this act.
Approved, March Q, 1883 81.
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Pnar HEADQUARTERS.
IouS y MpH, Graud Secretary. should be
N Nasbyfua Ils,ts,


Teunossss Lslgs, No l---Neou every TUESDAY Ry0n.
lug, az their Hall, 90 tha corner OF Union azd sum.
mcr Streets Tue oihaels ff thu present leFru are
o. s. Lesueut, c.; J. \, Mills, V.0; T. l. Wealley
Secretary l.. x. spain, Treaseter
IFab4s Lodge, No lO--heeh al tho sNue Place
every annday aveuing. rhe Oflsers are x. A.
Campbell, n @. Heury Apple, Ya,, J L. Park,
SECRETARY .. y. HfoWn. rrsassroF
slaasy Loigs, W l--Nesls al their Hae - south
Cherry atrvtt, svegy Friday tveuiRe lhe oifceTa
are O. c. Covert, n a. FrAnk HsrnaA, Yes James
Wyatt, Secretary ". NJ, Mallory, Treasurer
Aurora L0dss, No. leS, tGsFmsAi NESTS AZ the
Hall. ooruer OF union and suIamer streets, every
huradny Evening. ne oaAous ara Charles hsh
Ne.; 2. FriedmA va; - btisriioh secretary
Geo Sciiefle, Treasurer.
hdsdE EacGa,g4assf, Ne. i-Hssss a tho above Hal
On tee arat and third WeeAesdsys u sauA nsnth
Tao oihceru are J. Mnh or. =, a. naEtide, h.
q. Y. FULLER, aW.; Peter harris, IT., NV, pohn Y
Hide, Serbo d, r. Cater, rreasurW.
Ohee BTsRoA lS~c~sFus~sf, -, 4-AssN al 80
above Hall GA ths ssoyad aad fyNrth Wednesday
nights of each month. TAe smeaa are Jas = ns
CPS Henry Appls, H.r'; /. hshes, AW. p, Fried
man, J'W,i Charles KTeher, s-Sibo; }, n. Ward
preasuFeF. - ~ a.
TIE Degree Il DsusAb-S BctskaA--ueots the ars
friday Afternoon 81 80 ~-atA. uf : o'sloNk
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Martial Law in central KontncI1y
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 20.

HAuHNtAt Inv Ah NeHNH&h 0chAhCky
HFApoUARTE's rIsTpicT or CENTRAL RRsrrrKY.l
LEXINGTON, KY, March "a, 1893.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 20.
/. The counties of Fayette, Bourbon,
Clark, Jessamine, WoOdiord, and that
portion of Franklin east of the Kentucky
River, are hereby placed under martial
law.
All citizens and non combAtants are
forbidden to pass The Kentucky River,
bounding said district on the South, or to
90 beyond the limits of the military
posts at which they reside, without per-
mission from the nearest military au-
thority.
q Colonel s. ID. Bruce, Goth Kentucky
Volunteer Infantry, is hereby placed in
temporary duty at these Headquarters,
and is appointed Provost Marshal Gene
raj for the district above named. He
will be obeyed and respected accord
ingly.
In addition TO the usual duties Of Pro-
vost Marshal General, Colonel Bruce will
collect together, for temporary duty as
labOrers, as many able bodied "eontra-
bands" as may be required for such
purposes.
ANY citizen or other person, failing To
respond promptly to calls made by Col.
Bruce, under tho authority conferred in
this order, or detected in intsrpOsing di.
reetly or indirectly, any obstruction in
the way Of its execution, will be arrested
and imprisoned. BY order OF
BRIG GIN. Q. A. GILMORE.
w. L. N. BURoER, Capt. and A. A. q.
[Oficial
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,

| OK PAR FUSps.)
buiy Unlon (sngle copy per anum ..........sl0 90
per week.........,...... %
| H7-AlI communication ON business with the Once,
I'm bo addressed to the p PUBLISHERS efG.e UNION,
nd all communications TO the Editor VIII be address
n 70 s. Q. MERCER.
Editors Of loyal newspapers viii do US great kind
loss by fepubllshing the Foregoing It's substance
Tho current transactions In Tennessee for months TO
pine will be highly Interesting to all lovers of their
buntry and her free institutions, and the columns Of
ho USoS win furnish the earliest and most reliable
fstorv Of these ovents
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In the Chicago Court Of Chancsry, Last
wssk, Dill Tor foreclosure was issusd ia
. cause Of Fernando Wood against the
heirs, widow, and creditors Of the late
stephen A. Douglas. The amount claim
Cd 10 over $4,000. on property noar tie
Illinois Central Railroad Works.
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COUNTY oEEICERs.

SksrlF--Jamos N, Hinton. Der'uie'--Thomas Hob
on and J. X Buchanan.
Registeg-PhineRs Garrett
TFHsfae--w Iaspcr Taylor.
CoroHsr-N Il BrlcheT
Raa1er-Iohn CorTtt
Resstias ColicchDs-W d. Robertsnn.
Railroad Tas Oblleotor--J. q. BEiley.
Oo,,.faJlss for ne Nashville Dtairi0--Iohu d Cover
and J. H. Newman
COUNTY COURT.
y,,dqe--Hun James whitworth
elsrt--P i.ndsey Niohot WIN
Az The JUDGES Curt meets the afsi Monday IN
each month, and the Quarterly Court, oompos. d Of
the Magistrates Of the County is held the arst Mon
tay IN January, April, July ami "cioher
CIRCUIT COURT.
CleTk--navld G. Love
s1- The Court meets tho arst Monday 10 March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Judoe-Hon NJ NJ. Brien.
C3srk-OhaTlos Z. Diggons
Ss- The Court meets the Nret Monday in April Au-
gust and neoember
cHANcERY COURT.
Cfasosllor-Hon. Samuel D. Frierson
Clerk AID Mdssr-I, +. Glesyes. NH -
RB- Tho Court meets the arsl Monday In May aud
November,
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[PUbLic No. Gl

LIubLlC-NO, CT.
AK Acr 10 authorize the breyetting Of vol
un'oers and other officers Ia the Uailed
Btates service.
10 q s,aotsibg tbs sogais and Nus ~
EsDyssalahus5Y hs Unaoi Soios of ADisr-
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no onr sub.orIbers.

In consequence Of the Increase In tho price "a paper
and every other material used In Printing once.
wo have beon compelled to raise the price OF paper
to . cls. per week, or ~ Per month 70 weekly or
mon,hly Subscribers, and so year to yearly sub
soribcrs which must In all cases DO paid In advance.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-31
RAVES OF ADYERTISING.
no ADVERTISERS M DETAIL

Advertisements occupying any special position N
aia 20 por cent. addtonaIi speoa position outside
10 pof cent
So Advertisements Inserted IN tue Local Column
harged at tho ratio Of twenty cents per line.
Changes may be made periodically when agreed
pom but every such ehssFs viii Involve extra
WnEe, 70 be paid for by the advertiser.
ha- ddvsrfs exoeeding De spaoe coHiraatad foF 'oH
beehargtd Jor Ae ercesi.
Marriage und Funeral Notices,
When exceeding hyo lines, will be charged az she
usual advertising rates.
Announcements of Candidates.
iN Ata N ssAV w
county 2 W
Nli4 ''s''.s''.'.'s' ~
So Cash required IN advauce for an advertise
ments, unless by special agreement.
Ag, tho undersigned, have this day adopted tho
above rates, 70 which We bind onsoyss strictly 10
adhere.
WA CAMERON, for the Uoion.
JOHN WALLACE, for the pipaih
NAaHutv ruNSa July lath, 1884