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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
NASHVILLE UNION.
OF THE


inc NAsA'llLLh 'NioH wa, -
Tor tho purpose !" Opp'is VIC ioDo'
ieaeIacy' anu o. au'o0A'.Hs 'No -
Authorty' "i'hou' any =
"nieu NO. .,,---.--', -. -.
proclaim tue uoo'ii"', o' NnU
were once shp'unusu " 'n' oI, nd
out "hioh iol u0i' 'N"A ~, =. =,
drsary oarni's' OF OVou mp ~
uh"ri1'sh Ia tne Oapi'Hi " ~ so, '
JACKSON, anu were 'roaSuI'o up s'N' ~ w y
the isithful' sDshsFsa mat 'hs Hs"' ""g " '0l
duct loyal Journal IN si'y Ike NAsh'he' ~ Suou
time as this was TO raiAs tns "AVsfihg A.u 'lnio
up to the true standard o. peuioHsni' anu ho' 70
lower The standard OF patrousm, @1or 'h' manner u
some other Journals TO suit the depraVea tastes OF 1he
semiloyd aAd synPA'hlAers Win inc hionunonu ~
nasty. Il
The UNION, therefore, has held a. hlenus Ah VINO
support and foOs all who oppose, the Union oi the
States. In watchword Il FREESoA AND NATIONAL Lrr'
With rebels and traitors II has no somPromse 70
make. 1t son'snds for the Federal Oonh'ltAuon ana
the Laws made In pursuance thereof as 'he sofhsAk
Law or THE LAND, anything in the Constitution ana
Laws Of any Of the States 70 the contrary no'With
standing.
II contends for the Union Of the StA'es' peoeuse
without It the preservation OF eur hberuss ana n't
tutiSns aRd the organization OF society "ssiI ars
whelly impossible. Therefore, WhAte'r s~n~ -
the way sf crushing eat the rebellion and fSa"fhs
the Union must perish, n" matter bJ WhA' nam" y
be called.
1 uapAa n AIR
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NO 9S4

measures, aud then, if possible. 20 s.in
the ascendency within their borders. This
accomplished, and that asoendency iSsd
upon a safe basis, the YaRkee element
would speedily disappear, like Sors
before frost
Ia treating with the Northwestern
states, there is one consideration. apart
from the general one of common interests
which might be addressed 70 them with
great iorce. IL this war continues napV
years, II must produce physical and ne.
cunisry exhaustion, both of the South
and the Northwest, to the sole adrautsgs
oi the Eastern Yanksss--who are everv
day resping profits from the war. spck
2 result can be as little gratifying 10 The
Northwest as TO the South; and n reason
could, Tor a moment gain SWAY. Il might
aGhieVe our common deliyerence-RisA,
Wing. -''~'
Oh yes! The rebels feel that 20 ds.
stroy our Government they must "dlvids
and conquer" People of Indiana. Ohio
and Illinois, will you bO deceived to vovr
own ruin2 sihI
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NOS. AND LOCATION
.... or
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No. l--Gun Factory, College street, on the Hill.
Surgeon, J. Il. WEEKs.
2--unlversity Building, Market street, on the
Hill Surgeon, A. W. KELLI
4" s--Ensley's Building, s.E corner Public Square.
Surgeon, ALEX. EWING
4-Howard High School, College street, on the
HiI. Asst. Surgeon, +. 3. Tows.
s-Gun Factory upper end Front street. Asst
Surgeon, y. b. BrAsEs.
o-college street, near Broad. Surgeon, CuAs
ScHLUssER.
d" 7--college street, between Church and Broad.
Act. Asst Surgeon, G. W. FRANCE.
/" S-Masonic Hall, Church street. near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, d. BAcuE.
/" e-Carriage Faetory Market street, below the
Square. Act Asst Surgeon, J. D. SKIER.
" lo-Aedical College College street, the Hill.
Act. Asst, Surgeon, W. X, BOWLING
11-"PEsr HOUSE, " On the University Pike
Act. Asst. Surgeon, l.. D. HoOLE.
4" l2-Broadway Hotel Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, FRED. SEYMOUR
" l9-Hums High School, Spruce street, cor. Broad.
Surgeon, -. HERRcK.
" H-Female School, Church street, rear chatts-
nsoga Depot. Surgeon, A. c. Nc cHHs-
NKY.
"lS-Hynes High School, Line street. corner sum.
mer. surgeos, J r. WKlsT.
a l6-Gordon Block, corner Broad street aud River
Landing. surgeon, FREp. SETNouR
l7-0PPIcKRs HosPlrAL--Planters Hotel, sum
mGr street, corner Deadorok. Surgeon,
$. n. WArKRHAN .'..t
" 1s-COrDOr Church and College streets. Surgeon,
.a Y. T. HURXTHAL. .. In ..l
T" lO--Morrs strAtton's Building, No. IA Market
street surgeon, -. SHRADY,
" se-Baptist Church, summer street Surgeon, -.
GOODWIN.
M-Mothodst Church, Church street Surgeon,
Y. SiENnF
s2-HArdcAstle's, e, South Market street. Surgeon,
-. RRCKwITH
'' GS-Corner Vine and Bread streets. sargeon. o.
CaAMnERIIN
' 2S-Corner Market and Clark streets. Surgeon,
L. G. RIGS. .t..
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CherOkoe Eadians 0uardIng East.
Tennessee Union menI,4

AURFRHEsBoso', TENN, March Q. 'oS
Eaitor Naslpils Union--Sir Rnelossd
send you piece OF tho "1h- TYeekle
BsHner'-dated Dec, I'd, 1864, and found
here after the battle By me-a rebel pa
per pSblished in Gresavillo, Hast Tea
nessee, the ssquestrated hone Of that
great patriot and statesman, Axnsav
JonNsoN. You will see in il a quotation
from the A'hvi1h IN. C) Macs, headed,
"Efoi'ing times in Haylooqi," So, which
will be very interesting to your very ma
msrouH and Intelligent readers, especially
to our noble, patriotic exile SsldisrO from
East Tennessee. At this critical tims,
In what 80 much SenOorns The happiness
OF all future ages Of msn, whsE the hopes
Of the myriad thrsngs Of earth are CEN
tered on our success in this mortal slrpg-
gle, battling down the srin, grey walls
OF proud, haughty, infamsus dsspOts, Il
is vH 70 lay before ths blssding, ssfsr-
ing sous Of libsrty-long in exits ffom
homes and kiHdrsd. once 30 happy onarr
ths glorisss Tag Of oar vsnSrablO faith
ers--suoh evidences froA rsb.l papsrs Of
their oold-hsArtsd, barbars-a, viAdiOtivs
cruelty 70 eur patriotic UHisn citssns
WhS have fallen ists ihs AAsds Of these
b'rhAroua, iAiarsous .rAi.ora .si
4
|, "g''N Am an East TsAHsssoean--
have been ia the UsiOn Arny sew twsn-
ty-oss Honths, and have just yesterday
received the frat news FROM home ainOs /
left, in letter frsu ny youngest brolh-
or, who sssAPsd in New. last, wilh slRh-
teen others, and is AsW IL Cincinnati.
ThAAks 20 ysur able paper for that aswa
Please print the bArbArOus piece enclosed.
Very Respectfully, agas
PHTAA n. dRsHAM.
Olk in I'D Ky. Cavalry,
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4. o. o.
JOus =. HrDa, or.aa secretary, should Ss a, ~


JouS Y. Hiba, 0Taud Secretary, should bs a. sssed
~ NofhVils, Tsaa.
Tss-ass,ee LsdSs, No, l-vosts sverT Tues AZ Even
ing az their Han, on the corner of union and sum.
mcr stFeeta The ofhncrs fr the pfeeeut TERM are;
o. 3. Lesueur, N g.; J. \. Mills, y.o; J. l. weakly
secretary L. X. spain, Treasurer.
nabus Lodge Ne lo--Moets a. the snns ulaoe
every Monday Evening TIE olinars arc X A.
oampben, g.; Harry Apple, v a. 4. fsrk
Secretary ., ~ Brown, Treasurer.
Saail.g Lodge, No. eo--NSeis 81 iher Han. - south
Cherry Btrcsi, every FIidRy Fvening Iho oinoeTs
are Q. o. Covert, n. o.. flauk Harman y. .O., James
wyatt, Secretary ". n N,ilnry, Tresaurof,
Aassra Lodg., Al ~ losraan,- Meets Al ihs
Rail, Curnsr of unian Ant dumlner streots every
Thursday EFrning. Nte oI|rers are Charles Rob, I,
SG.i p. FriedsnA VQ. - Bitterlich, Secretary
Gee ssfere, rroasurtr
Rlgsly Easau,pla.,si No. l-Moetu At the above Hal
20 The hrst and third Wednesdays OF each mouth,
Toe oiteers are =. Nils C,f. T. n, hchride, HP,;
.. y. Fuller, RW Peter Harris, Jr., J.W.; lohn
Hide, Scribe B. r. Cutter, Treasurer
Oliss Eraach Eeseasapnies, No f-Ncels at NE
ahove bali on the sooond and fourth Wednesday
aights OF sach month. tbs ofnears arc Jas 2 Bell,
man, jw.i chailes Khclsr, seribei ,, n Ward
nrussarcf,
Ths nsgras 0f ndughisrs n Rsbstak--Maan faa Rrs
Friday aisafnoon Of each @onth, n o'siock
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Ersn ns A'AulIs 70. o. News
Exciting Times in Haywood, North
CArOlina-War at our DoorG

In another column we have referred to
tho foroiblS rescue Of the prisoner, Prso-
Kiln, from the Jail Of Haywood county.
Since that article was written, q courisF
has reached this place in quest Of pow
der, who states that an army OF several
hundred men frsm East Tsnnessss is
regularly fortified Al tho line between
Haywood county and Tennessee. Some
reports put the number at eleven huA-
dred, but we suppose il hardly Gs large.
The militia Of Haywood, 10 the Aumbsr
Of 25o, ,0ilA 60 CAerokeo Iadians, we're
holding them In check. Runners had
been sen. 70 Gen. Kirby Smith, Inform
ing him Of the condition Of Affairs, and
asking for assistance. We await further
information with anxiety. The locality
!s about 40 miles west Of this place. and
bordering upon the most dislOyAl portion
Of East Tennessee and the force gath
cred there is composed probably Of dis-
Affected men who have fed from their
homes 10 avoid the oonsoript law.
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Uprising Of the Loyal Men In Hay.
wood County-Cherokee sayaees
brought to Fight them | -
We call attention 10 the collowiDv
deeply Interesting communication in rof.
'rsA0s to the uprisisg Of ihs 10y al citi-
seas Of Haywood ssunsy, soAr ths State
line SStwssA Tennessee and North Caro-
Ina The writer is an HAsI Tennessee
r'fuEe'' AAd member OF the I'd Ky.
cavalry. When the rebels bring Indian
savAgsS t. nardsr, scalp, and cruelty ma
hlate our noble fsllsw. .sitirsns Of ,he
Ssuth whs will ne. bsw to lhe rebellion.
Why ia the name Of freedom, SHOULD We
hesitate to use every available agency V
exterminatc the breed Of traitsrs? And
especially do we urge tAs consideration
f these things upon eur fellow -citizens
OF the Nsrth. Hsw can any Of them.
Tor one moment, think Of nakiAK peace
with the traitsN wAe are melting savage
indians to massacre the legal people Of
the Southf Surely they eanno. consent
to see as delivered up to the barbsrity Of
these 1ends in human form:
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NAMES OF CHAPLAINs

Detainea Ior HoPilal Diity a thl5 eity.
l.. RArMoNp, blst Illinois, HOspitalS
Nos. and 10
j. SMITH, 10th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. 2
and 5.
]. PoUoHsn, 8sth Ohio, Hospital Ne. 4
R.. F. DELo, 30th Indiana, Hospitals
Nos. and i2.
j. DILLON, 18th Ohio, Hospitals Nos Z
and l6.
O. KEsNHDy, lolst Ohio, Hospitals Nos,
and Is.
JAS. MATHEWS, 10th Kentucky, Hos
pital No. o and Ohloers.
]. ooorER, Sd Kentucky, Hospitals
Nos. IA and 10.
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rHr RlTEs wml ns A. FOLLOWS;

Advertisements occupying any special positisn ~
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sQ- Advertisements Inserted In the Local Column
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Changes may be made periodically when agreed
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bs charged for 1s esossa.
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3ashriIIc alninu.
Tennessee Rebel News. Rto.

We are indebted to much-esteened
friend for a copy of the Chattanooga
ReJeL of the 2sth Of February, from
which we CLEAN number of items and
articles which will be interesting to many
of our readers
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R5~An communications on business with the once
viii be addressed TO the PUBL Is4ERs .fAs UNION,
and all communications " the Hditor will be addrsHs
% to S. @, MERCER. .UT
Editors Of loyal newspapers viii DO US great KING
noss by ropubhshing Tho foregoing or It's substance
The current transactions in Tennessee for months q
come wiz bs hiahly niareating 70 all ovors of thslT
country and her free institutions, and the 'oumns 81
the UMoN will furnish the earliest and msst reliable
history Of these events. IL.L ~
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Tn onr snbacrIbers.

N consequences Of the increase in tho price of paper
and every other material used in a Printing once,
have been compelled to raise tho price Of our paper
to Is cts. por week, or 81 por month To weekly or
monthly subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sub
sorbors which must in an cases be paid in advance.
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Religious Services.

Posr CHAPEL--(second Presbyterian Church, cellege
street, between the Square and the Louisville Depot
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at solock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at lOl5 o'clock,
AN, and at PM. Prayer Meeting eyory We'd
nesday night at O'Clock.
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Special Correspondence Of The Daily Rebel.
HvNrsNmLE, a.. Feb. Is, 1s6s

Special Correspondence Of the Daily Rebel.
HgETsVILLE, ALA, Feb. %, 1863
Pillow made an able and interesting
speech on last Monday TO the slaVehold-
ers of Madison county, Alabama, on the
subject of furnishing negro teamslo ors for
Gen. Bragg's army. He showed con-
clusivsly that interest as we'll as patri-
otism, should induce every man 10 use his
property to strengthen our army, aud TO
sustain our cause, for, said be, the enemy
are now Waging war of plunder, and
if our men Of property are not now ready
and willing TO aid our army By all the
means in their power, 10 drive back the
enemy, they cannot complain of the
Government for not protecting their
property. Let no one, said Gen. Pillow,
delude himself with the idea that he can,
by the avowal Of Union sentiments or
by proving false TO his country, preserve
his property from the rAvagos of the foe.
Their object is to destroy the whole
South, respecting tho rights and tho
property Of none. Their intention is, as
shown by their conduct In Louisiana, 10
make slaves Of She white men of tho
South. The man Of property who Aow
hesitates TO use ell that be has in sup
port Of the Government, and for the pur-
pose of strengthening our army, is not
only eVinCing his want of principle and
patriotism, but 10 blind 10 his own self
interest The poor men have given their
sons, the rich men have given their sons
you, all Of you, said Gen. Pillow, have
given your sons, and now are you unwil-
ling TO give portion of your negroes TO
serve as teamsters 10 take tho place Of
the brave men who would do good service
as soldiers, but who are now engaged in
driving wagons.
He said tho slave power Of the South
was an element of strength IL we would
use il properly, but an element Of weak
ness il we did not. The negroes would
be we'll fed, we'll clothed, and well taken
care Of in the army, and would be in no
danger; in fact they would be safer in
the army than out of it, because then
they would not be liable TO be carried
on by the enemy. Gen. Pillow drew an
Affecting but truthful picture Of the con-
dton OF the negroes that had been car
ried away by the Yankees. He stated
| that they had taken four hundred negroes
from him by force Of arms, that he learn
! ed they were now in a deplorable condi-
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| all manner Of disease. They were beg
ging to be returned 10 him, but the cruel
enemy would not permit them 10 come.
/ He said he had sustained heavy losses
during this war that the enemy had
taken from him not only HE negroes but
they burned up four gin-heusss which
were worth ten thousand dollars each
they had taken 100000 pounds Of bacon.
1000 hogs, 500 fhe cattle, destroyed
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