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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-24
JOHN II. HOFFMAN,
Attorney for Prosecuting
SOLDIERS CLAIMS,

1AOANN1AEH - TO - ~ - Ut ~
WJILL continue TO prosecute INVALID and other
w PENSION CLAIMS, well CLAIMS for
BOUNTY MONEY, BOUNTY LAND, BACK PAY,
and for HORSES aud other PROPERTY lost in the
MILITARY SERVICE Of the United states. Also
will give prompt attention TO COLLECTING GER
TIFIED ACCOUNTS for HBWling, &c.
Owing to my experience and familiarity with the
various PENSION, BOUNTY AND BpUNTY LAND
LAWS and the large amount Of RECORD EYI-
DENCB In my possession, enables TO be very
successful tu the prosecution OF SUSPENEu CLAIMS
EGuI ID Ina1J INSTANCES GnU claimant aud attorney
had long given up in despair. No matter how din
cult the claim - lt i1iust. - ~ .
:. EHO adVanee fee Eeqlire4.
l. Address JOHN n HOFFMAN,
II MofEGEt6an. wet We.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-24
SAMUEL p. WHEELER,

ATToRNEE,
COLLECTOR OF PENSIONS, SOLDIERS OLAIMB
AND OERTIFIED ACCOUNTS.
A LII oaieers Soldiers, or soam0D, disabled in the
service Of the United States, entitled 70 Pen
don for lfe; and in case Of their death, the widow,
orphan Children mother sister OF any such oteeT
tho bounty oFOno hundred dollars, and all back pay
due Myfeo In each case Il FIVE DOLLARS IL the
claim or pension is collected, and NO CHARGE In
case 6f failure ." %
Certified Accounts collected on the most reasons
oSso No $50 Fourth street, Soar the cOurs.houss,
Wheeling, We. maFtA-A
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-24
Daily psntelliaetlcer
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

TWnVES SOIIp LINES oP NoNPAA1Il. (OR oNI rRuH, )oR
LFSS- HAKE SQUARE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-24
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- aoSE WHO WISH 40 BE
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25
8g TsIssrapt,
MIDNIGHT D~EsPAf6HEs

WARRINGTON, April 2A=-J3ritish n.r
yes here are e~ndeavOring ia. negotiate 70
tho colonization Of negroea in Bondu,..
{ The two AddisOus havsIoeen examine,
and discharged.
The Worlds special sS' 70 Il was know,
a month ago that Lee'a forces diaD,, ~.
coed twenty Thousand. but are now beine
reinforced
The Tines specis1 says twenty. five
thousand negroes Were recruited in the
vicinity of Helena, Ark, on tho dav after
Gen. Thomas spo ,ch there
NEW York, AR el Achievement uou
the billiard MAJ .ch by one hundred and
twenty-six poi nts.
ST.. LOUIS, April 24-Pilot Knob and
Cape GirArdeau are now considered
safe.
NEwBEEN, April 24--Tbe rebels have
abandoned their attack on Washington.
n. @.
Gen. Foster has ordered aI rebel SWIM.
pa'hizers outside our lines.
WASHINGTON, April 24-Heavy rains.
and roads in a horrible condition.
The Rappahannock and Potion ac riv
ers are very high, and still swelling.
New York, april pa Cotton Sc, and
gold 61H.
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R~EcoRDER's CoURT-There was an in
crease of business in Recorder SHANE's
court yesterday. The following is the
record
Mrs. Sullivan, tipping, three cases ;
fined s. aud costs in each case.
Mr.. F,rrill, disorderly discharged.
Mrs. Ferrill, disorderly conduct; fined
S. and costs.
Mrs. Rochelle, tipping, three cases
fined $40 and costs in each case.
Mrs. Foley, disorderly conducts fined
IS and costs
Mrs. McCarty, disOrderly conduct
fined SIS and costs.
Mr., Foley, disordsrly conduct; 6ned
SO and costs.
Mrs. Doyle, using hydrant water with
out license; paid costs and procured
license.
P. Buchanan, drunkenness fined SO
and costs.
Stiff & Co., selling playing cards
without license; fined $40 80 and costs.
Thos. Hopkins, disorderly conduct ;
fined So and costs.
John Hopkins, disorderly conduct ;
fined So aud costs.
G. w. Whipple, d~iSOrderly conduct
fined SO aud costs.
j. r. Riley, disorderly conduct; fined
SO and coats; went to the work house.
Andrew Jones, disOrderly conduct
fined SO and costs went to the work
house.
John Doyle, drunk and disorderly
fined So and costs, went to the work
house.
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FurnIturs sale.

will sell this morning, Saturday.
April Goth, 1851 at my store, No. AZ
Public Square, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ a fine assortment Of household
aud Kitchen furniture, consisting Of fine
sofas, couches, mahogany aud other
chairs, fine pictures, china, glass, and
crOekery ware, cOoking-stoyes, sc, &c
Also Grover & Bakers sewing machine.
Terms cash, Sale positive.
April 25-lt, NJ. MARBURo.
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BRowN g. Co., No. AZ College street,
have laid upon our table Mrs. Henry
Woods new novel, entitled " The F5ggy
Night at Oford." 1t is quite an inter
esting novel; and published In cheap
form by 7. B. Peterson & Brothers, Phil
adelphia.
We are also under obligations 10 them
for = copy Of the Diary of WIZ. Howard
RUSSELL, the correspondent Of the Lon
don Times, a man who made himself IA
nous by bis army correspondence from
the Crimea and India, and Infamous by
his correspondence from this country
touching the war in which it is engaged
for the suppression Of an armed insur-
r%ectiOn. Tsese is a great deal In the
Diary TO amuse and entertain the general
reader. Whatever may be said of the
authors candor aud fairness, there can
be no question as TO his ability as a wri-
ter. He writes with great force and
power; and his narrative Of events is
graphic and often thrilling.
Accompanying the above, wac a small
volume, entitled, " The Sleeping Senainel"
a poem by FRANCIS De HAEs JANyIER.
This poem has attained considerable
celebrity in the eastern cities, where it
was read by the celebrated actor and el-
~Ocutionist JAMES E. MuRDocK. The in.
cidents Of the poem relate to William
Scott, a young soldier from Ne State Of
Vermont who, as %ntinel, slept upon
his post. was tried and condemned TO
death, escaping this penalty through the
intervention Of the President, and finally
falling g~lOriOusly and herOieally on the
Geld Of battle.
We commend these works to the read
ing public.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25

Dry Goods, Hats, Roots, Shoes. Etc
HoRNBEoK & AsHBRIDaE, 40 College
street, keep constantly on hand a large
assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Negro Goods, Soft Hats, etc. Also,
Ladies, Misses and Children's fine Shoes,
Men, Boys and Youths fine Boots, Shoes,
Brogaps, etcn etc. Quick sales and small
profits is our motto,
HoREBECK q AsHBRDGE,
ma~rch27-1m. ~ College street
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rRR Ms.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 20.

TnE LOUISVILLE PosT 0FFfcE.-We
have a "crow to pick [" with the Louis
Vile Post Office. Through negligence or
something else, it has perpetrated a
wrong upon the Union, and a large num-
Der of u subsc ribers north OF the Ohio
river. A sack Glled with packed copies
Of the Wseety Union left the Nashville
Past Office 10 the early part of the week,
vat carried to Louisville, and returned
here Thursday evening. unopened, and
the packages, of course, undistributed
Taking a fresh start, it proceeded again
to Louisville by yesterdays train. We
call the attention Of the Postmaster 81
Louisville TO this matter. We hope he
will see that a similar outrage 10 moi
perperated upon us again--tor outrage
IL is, whether the result Of carelessnes'
or accident. Such accidents should no.
happen in a we'll conducted Post Office
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25

MoRNlNo GLoRTEs.-The season for
flowers Of all descriptions has been un-
usually backward this Spring. Flora
has not yet appeared in the gay and
beautiful attire customary towards the
close OF April The beautiful convolvu d,
lus-the heart-cheering Morning Glory
Of the rustic cottage; connected with so
many pleasant recolleotiOus, has not yet
opened its coral lips to the midnight dew,
nor kissed the rosy beams Of the opening
day. Its counterfeit presentiment"
however, can be seen any morning At The
corner Of Cherry aud Deaderiek, Guar.
LRY WAND is the artist who produces H.
Delightful and refreshing il is to look
upOn,-preeious as the nectar with which
GAnymede supplied imperial Jove. Go
And.see.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25

The "rebel sympathizers' Of Nash
Vile and Davidson County arc, very
properly, responding to the general or
der ispued by the commander Of this
Post, General MrToHELL, On the 21st inst.
On Thursday three hundred, including
twenty-six ladies, took the oath Of ale
glance; and ten, all ladies, subscribed to
the parole Of honor. Yesterday six hun
dred and twenty -four, including fifty
seven ladies, took the oath Of allegiance;
and nine-three gentlemen and six la
dies-subscribed to the parole Of honor
Il Is understood that those who have
been uuquestiOnably loyal to the Gov
eminent of the United States, need moi
regard themselves as coming within the
category of "ten days" Rebel sympa'
thizers are the persons for whom the or
der is intended; and all such whV do no
mean to comply with it, a MAKE
preparations for q journey beyond thu
lines Of the Department of the Cumber'
land. The order will be rigidly enforced
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25

j. L. BUREHAN having leased Store
No, 80, Union street, has opened the same
as a Grocery stand, whore he will keep
constantly on hand a very choice stock
Of the best Family Groceries. Families
would do we'll 10 call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember the number-S0, Union
street Also, family supplies kept con-
stAntly on hand as usual at bis Bakery
~, North College street.
April 24-lm.
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A situation as Clerk or Book. Keeper
in a grocery, dry good store, or Military
department
God reference givn IS 10 qualification on
loyalty Address
"CLERK," Box 1852
aP24-tf City Postohlce.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25

j. G. SNYDER & Co. and W. G. COLLIER,
news dealers, furnished us last evening
with the latest daily newspapers from
Louisville and Cincinnati. We are also
indebted to Mr.. COLLIER for Godeys La.
dys Book, and Harper's Monthly for May.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25

RETURNED.-Dr. KING, who has been
absent in New York, and was detained
by sickness beyond his time allotted,
has just returned, and is now prepared to
attend TO those who may need his servi-
ces. His Office is No. 23, Deaderick
street apl9-1m.
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United States Of America:



kX7 HRREAs a libel Of inform alton Yves q ed within and
lur the Middle itstrict Of Tenn, at Nashville.
on the 10Th day Of April, An 1883, by John Trfmble,
so, Attorney for the United states Tor the Middle
district OF Tennessee, who proseoutes herein on behalf
! .ho tpli9 States. against $ certain lot Of good ron.
list ing u nd contain d 10 two hundred and six v.
ak ooAos, { rty-ninr barrels, twenty-seven (, q; a 30
our bales Musquito Netting, two pieces Carpetinp,
an 4 one bundle Brown p per al o YOU her Of IL Col
INN ons for fifteen barrels whisky and nno K rs
Brandy, 70 20 sons and eauess Ia said libel OF inf n.
mttiou mept oued, and praying process against the
sad property th1t the same DO o0ndemned MS for.
leit q.
n W t~htfeiore, IN pursuance 0f the mOu3ion, un
Ter III seat o. said Court, 10 mo directed ami doiIv
red l DO hereby give public notice " all porSunt
humlng said propUry, or IA sny manner interested
thelein, mat they 10 AM appear before said Dist ict
curt, 20 be held a. the City Of Nashville, 10 nud lo'
faid District, on the S0lh DAY Of April, lse3, at /
p1clock IN The foren0uu Of that day, ulcn and there h.
interpose thelr cleims, and " mako thoir allegation
o That beh1t. N. r GiAsCOgK,
ApriIt Us Marahal " Ut
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pRovosr MAReuAr,s Ovr1cr !

n hVNFNA HihhohAI . OFFlOEsN
NASHVILLE, TENN, April "a, 1858.
Provost Orders-No. 16.
J. All citizens or Unauthorized persons
not commissioned or enlisted in the Army
of the United States, are prohibited from
wearing the uniform, or any part thereof,
of the Army. Any person violating this
order will be summariIy stripped Of the
same, and any repetition Of the offence
will subject the offender to arrest and
punishment.
IL. Officers and soldiers are prohibited
from wearing badges of a rank or corps
to which they do not belong. They
must restrict themselves to the uniform
and badges belonging to their rank or
corps, under penalty of arrest.
JNo. A. MARTIN,
Colonel and Provost Marshal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25

We are receiving daily choice Butter,
Fresh Eggs, choice Hams and Dried Beef.
Also, the finest Of Apples. In store this
Saturday. morning, April 4th, twenty
barrels extra Apples, five barrels fresh
Eggs, which we offer at the lowest mar
ket rates. Families may save a hand
some profit by calling on us to buy their
Coffee and Sugar. Mind the place, So
North Market street opposite the Gov
eminent Stable.
~april4-lm. CLARK & GREsoRY.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25

A despatch from Nashville to the Gin
cinnAti Gazette states that Col. WILLIAMS
is to be appointed Provost Marshal Gem
eral of Tennessee. This is an error. 1t
should have been Col. CULLEN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25

THEATRE.-The popular nautical dra-
ma of "Blnck Eyed Susan" is the chief
feature Of the programme tonight. Will
liam by Mr.. Hamilton; Susan by Mrs..
Bernard. Mr.. Stewart sings the "Irish
Volunteer" which will be followed by
the amusing a~fterpiece of 1.-THE Happy
Man, Paddy Murphey, Mr.. Stewart;
Kn Ket. Mr.. Stewart.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25

1t is Gen. RETNOLD's division of the
army that occupies McMinnville. We
hear that they captured there some two
hundred and City prisoners.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25

When the City Cemetery was located,
tits probable the corporate authorities
had no idea that, at this day, there
would remain but a very small fraction
Of space available for burying the dead /;
Nor did they dream that Nashville would
grow so rapidly as to encroach upon the
cemetery. We presume if their fore
oight bod c~omprehended the present ctn-
dition of things there they would have
provided against it. There is no remedy
now, but the purchase and laying out OF
q new cemetery, where there shall he
sample room and verge enough" Pri-
vste enterprise has fixed upon Mount
Oiiyet, aud added greatly to the natural
beauty of the place. But it is too re-
mote from the city; and too expensive
a burial place for the great mass Of the
people. There are but few who do not
desire frequently to visit the graves of
their loved ones; aud cultivate the holy
thoughts aud feelings which such visits
inspire. The poor cannot, without heavy
sacrifices, avail themselves Of this means
Of sacred enjoyment, at Mount Olivet.
When, therefore, the city authorities de-
termine, as they must, at no distant day,
20 obtain a new cemetery, these cOnsid-
e~rations should be borne in mind and a
selected not too far from the city for pc
destriana There are some lovely re-
tired spots in the vicinity, any one of
which would be suitable, and we do not
know but that it would be sound policy
to make sure of one Of these now whilst
the price Of lands is low.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25

The proper authorities having assigned
the Andrew Chapel, on Castleman street,
between College and Cherry, TO the End
Brigade of the 4th Division, and to tbs
cOnvAlescents in the hospital on College
Hill, for divine service, tho said chapel
will be designated the I'd Post Chapel.
Services will be held there every Sab
bath day. Soldiers and citizens are
sordially invited to attend.
Opening sermon on Sunday at 10% A,
NJ, by Rev. WIZ. ARLINGTON, Chaplain OF
the cath Ohio, aud 10 the evening by the
Rev. J. BARwIoH, Chaplain Of the s5th
Illinois. apr25-2t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-25

HARPEE's MoSEHLY.-We are indebted
to J.. G. Snyder & Co., No. 73 Cherry
street, for a copy Of Harper's Monthly
for the ensuing month Of May. 1t is a
capital number.
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United States of America;

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
WHERtAs a libel of Information waa lied within
and for the Middle district Of Tennessee. Al
Na'hyule, on the 10th day Of April, A. D., 1893. by
lohn Irimhlei bq Attorney tor the Unite statos
tr the MI die District Of tennessee, who pro.ecuies
herein on behali ofthe Uni 81 states ,ag INST a oerinin
w OF 50 ds ia horRau y Co.'S store house, also s i6I
in p nH NOTES OF 'he States Of Alabama, Georgia,
s0nih Car lima, Virginia, LOUISIANA, and tennessee
md $3.50 IN Go d for reasons AMI CAUSES IN said ltboI
u Information ment oned, and praying process
gains tho "a d properly tina The same may be con.
demned a. forfeited.
Row toerei re, IN pursuance Of tho mention, under
ne sea- OF sal Court, TO me directed and delivoro /
Q hereby give public notice 10 all prrsOhs claiming
'aid property, or IN any mannar interested th r.in
thei thry he and appear before said District Court, 20
De held At the lily Of Nashville, 10 aud to- said ns
1ri, on the An day OF May, 1853, nt 10 O'Clock IN
the ior, no . Of that day, then a d there TO intcrpose
TER elaine, and TO make their alea etions IN tea
behalf n. r. G~LASCUCk,
April 10, 1865 u, s Marshal, NJ. d. I.
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Wanted ImmediateIy,q

A good cook, washer, aud %ironer, for
an unlimited period. A white girl pre-
ferred. None but an experienced one
need apply. Call Of IL Public Square, on
ap22-1w. NJ. l.. ALKxARDER.
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We will not voluntarily go TO hell or
damnation.--LOu Democrat.
But you are going there, perhaps in-
voluntarily, but nevertheless rapidly.
FaSilis desccnsus Averni.
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A new and elegant assortment of Pho
tOgraphic Albums, more richly embel-
lished than any hitherto brought to this
city, have just been received, and are for
sale at T. NJ. soHLEIER's Photographic
Rooms. Also, q choice variety of Card
Frames, in enamel and gold. These are
a new article, only just imported.
aprl6-tf
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The best way 10 keep gold down would
be to elevate a few gold gamblers by the
neck.
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The Miustrels lave gotten up a great
bill for tonight. 60 and enjoy the fun.
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WE-TERDAY, BETWEEN MARKET AND HIGH
4 streets, sunewhefr fotween IA Tennessee md
3 abama Railroads, a Package OF Lett8Fs,
ono directed o. Michael nayN Philadelphia, aud
1no 10 "Mr. Red" care o. Jin,sa orc nnor, New
York. The ,hnder VII confer a favor GA q widow
lad BY having them at this omCe.
Apri7-tf
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Furniture ana Grocery Auction
safe.
b. f. SHIELDS & Co., will sell this
Saturday morning a large assortment of
Furniture and Groceries, to which tho
attention Of the public is invited.
B +. SHIELDS & Co.
Saturday, April %, 1868.
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DR.. Kings D~ispensary
TUX ptIVATE DINEANFs.

NV hNNhllANEtHa
frr osNS, iormcry ot new YORK, FOR
&&A-aA the last four years Of Louisville, A.,
aud who has devoted HE attention 20
tue treatment u private diseases for 50 years, nAtleis
npnseli, having attended 10 a practice Tor 70 many
Years and cared 80 many thousands, he Is enabled
20 cure OF diseases Of a private nature, 40 matter
nov bad thoy may be from inJudirioua medical tteat.
nenti OF nun neglect Of their own, lT. Kinr',
hsponsary T. No. - Deaderick street, between Cher
AUD The Square, soodpd story, where he cures All
liseAs's Of a private nature.
"ouorrhuea cured without nauseOus medicinas ~
Interference with business.
structures OF cd or recent date odectually euryd in
a few days, BY an operation which causes no paln.
Whore a structure oKists health cauuot b. ennfoysd
rerhaps no disease causes mure mischief aHd ludsF-
mines the constitution 50 much,
syphilis, with Ill the discusses Of the skin, growing
utoi neglect OF bad treatment, can be- edottualiy
cured Ia a few days
sefliaaf tention having boon
gwen 10 thia DISEASE aud ~ Tie Consignment grow
'tg ont Of H. brought on M many oazes by Tho do
irnctye habits Of inoonsidunats youths, aud oEoosa.
I've tndalgenoe OF the passions. a neglect of which
vii undeTiuins the constitution, rendering the Sub.
lect unnt iot business on bociety, and oaualng promo
ture old age.
tem ,lrs wbO may be- labOring sItn any dlnioqltY Of
the WON'T may rest assured oi immsdl a. rolloG
Persons IcsiJiog abruad, BY writing and stating
,hoir osso, with = Zoe enclosed, direct " Dr. A. King,
No. 70 beaderick street, Nashville, Tenn, will have
Nc neoesaary meiicines sent 10 their address. Omoa
hour from y O'Clock iu the morning until y In the
TAni"s - Nv tn--in dAwly.
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FOR SALE.
SIS REWARD
Wanted- --lOO WoOd-Ononnara-

l1O WHOM GOOD WAGss WILL Be PAID
J. promptly Apply between tho holrs u 10 aud
I o'ciela aud sad @ o'oloek, al
SIMPSONS HAhasSL Livery Stable,
aple[g College %, below Church,