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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

A WORD OF ADvICs.-Those who have been
dootoring for weeks aud months without obtaining
relief should consalt Or. Fshblatt whose once 10
radically cured. Twenty-Five years expsrisnee has
established DR.. FtshblAtt's reputation ~ physi-
dan. Recent cases cured in kw days. Charges
noderAtA, DR. FI5HBLAfT,
No. <9l Z street, sorner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post once.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

Who Will Bl CURHD I've desire 10 call
special attention to the advertisement OF the esle
brated Or. velnI which appears In another column
The DoctorisA safe and reliable whoss
skili and experience 10 guarantees that the unfor.
tunAte victim of certain indisoretions with con.
ndence intrust his case In his hands. Let young
men be warned In time, and seek the best means ol
rslisfs
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE
n MONEY.-A nrst-cia,s DRUG STORE for
good business. Also the Furnished House attached.
Possession given Immediately. Satisfactory rea-
sons given for selling. Price for the store and fur
nished house, o. 500 cash. Address Apothecary,
with name, Washington Post ofioe> oc2s-4t'
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29
REAL ESTATE.
EAL ESTATE AGENCY.

II hps,.ou. having HOUSES ana LOTS to SELL, or
HOUSES to RENT, will do we'll by calling on the
subscribers. Also, persons desirous OF Purchasing
or Renting Dwellings can be provided for.
Prompt attention given to all Real Estate busi'
ness. h.
Apply to WIN. W. BURpON, with
CLARK Il GAYLORD, Attorneys,
Real Eatate Brokers, and hucttoneefs!
Room ., corner th and stfsets
Refers to-Hon. s. Q. Poueroy, u >, non l.
Hon Chsnip Hail, M C,i Hon. u. ". sootield, ai.
C.; Hon. &. W. French, Va Auditor, and Others
ku7-y -...... -.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

TN p ORT A N Il TO FAMILIES. .
Il The undersigned, having perfected his arrange
ments In Philadelphia, New York, and boston,
takes this method Of informing his old customers
and the public generally that he IL receiving daily
by express,
Prime Chester County Beef,
South Down Mutton,
Salem County, New Jersey, Veal.
Prime Philadelphia Butter, Cspons, Bucks coun.
ty and New Jersey Chickens, sweet Breads, rhPr.
SAINTS, Partridges, Grouse, Snipe, WoOdcock, Reed
Birds and every luxury OF the Eastern markets.
Clear Boston Pork, Soused Pigs Feet and Tnpc,
Smoked and Picked salmon and Halbut. Also,
large supply OF Foreign and Domestic Fruits aud
Vegetables.
10 families and others giving entertainments.
this Is the cheapest and best place In Washington
to purchase. THOs, II. WILSON,
ocis-sm ii9 Penn. nv., bet. 18th and 20th sis.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29
FESTIVALS, ETC.

DHANTASMAGORICAE DISSOLV-
i ING yIpWs.-The Exhibition Of 100 Views OF
q scripturaI, Historical, and Humorous character,
will be given at Fletcher Chapel, on Thursday and
Friday syel ings, 29th and 30th inst for the benefit
OF the church. These Views have been exhibited
to delighted crowds In many OF our churches dur
Ing the past year
Admission, % cents. Children, 10 ocnts. Doors
open at o'clock, commsnning at IN. toc2s-2t'
CT. PATRICK'S FAIR.
- ODD FELLOWS HALL.
a variety Of fancy and useful articles for sale.
THE CONFECTIONERY
and Lunch Tables supplied with every delioAcy.
THE LADIES solicit the patronage OF their
friends and the public. oc28-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

lhlS lStWhDNtSDhh ar iEnNooN,
GRAND FAMILY MATINE
E- FLASHES OF MERRIMENT.-H
THE SONG AND THE DANCE.
The Worlds PantomimistH,
u.s.. MAFFlT AND W. H. BARTHOLOMEW.
The great French and American Danseuses,
LIMA WINDEL AND LIZZIE sHULTZE.
The Monitor Ethiopians,
W. 8. BUDWORTH and JAMES II. pUDWORTH.
The Parisian Maitre de Ballet, Mons. Baptistin,
Bob Hall, and Little Tommy.
Emma Miles, Louise Rouletta, Eliza Florence, Mile
Theodore, Emma Marsh, Annie Fillmore, Maggie
Wilson, and The Corps de Ballet.
Mons. Baptistin's new ballet,
ANIMATED FLOWERS
The newly-arranged Ethiopian act, entitled the
SPARTACUS SOCIAL HOP.
sim D1pSey. w. o. buuWoItn
Six tragical comic characters by Jas. II. Budworth
The entire company In the performance.
The new pantomime entitled
THE YOUNG RECRUIT.
Hezekiah Baxter, the miller boy, Afterwards the
Recruit. 'Jhuies o. Nam'
~ On Saturday night the Peoples Favorite,
Miss LIZZIE SHCLTZE, for the last time ~
Handsome Jack In the great drama OF JACK
SHEPPARD.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29
ADJUSTMENTS.


NAk TT RBURY HALL.
~ CANTERBURY, 80
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY, 1
Leuisssns Apenss, mar the eorasr Of stzsh ssssf
lin rear Of the Metropolitan and National Hotels.
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
WIN. L. sinn. n............ Manager and Proprietor
THE NATIONAL AMUSEMENT CAPIroLi
THE GREAT PROGRESSIVE INSTITUTION,
THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KIND
which has kept pace with the spirit OF the age and
never stands still, but still keeps onward In Its
bright triumphant sourse. .
INDuBITABLE EVIDENCES OF OUR SuPE-
RloRITY
constantly accumulate.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY.
AUDIENCES WILD WITH DELIGHT!
A GIGANTIC ARTISTIC ALLIANCE!
MORE NEW STARS.
While the great company remains intact.
THIS EVENING,
First appearance Of the great Versatile Como
disns and Ethiopian Delineators,
II. W. EAGAN
II. W.. EAGAN
AND
j. =. WARDS. .,
J. 8. EDWARDS.
Continued brilliant success Of the great Tsrpsi-
ehorean and Euterpsan ousrtette,
ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER, --
JULIA MORTIMER,
CLARA FOWLER
First time Of the thrilling drama OF
DICK TURPIN;
Or, LIFE ON THE ROAD.
J. s. Edwards. Dick Turpin
y. W. Eagan n...........hs.......S9 squire Whimsey
Geo. X. Edeson.; .......n. .Jacky Goosegreen
First time of magnificent ballet advertisement
MONS GUILLAUME FoUCHE,
entitled
LA sARABANDE MILITAIRE,
In which Miss De FAIBER and the Misses row.
LER will appear, assisted by
LILLE BRANDON, KATE HARRISON,
JULIA RICHMOND LUCY CLIFTON,
MILE JENNIE.
AND
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY,
THE GREAT PRROTEAN COMPANY,
Comprising the great comedian and comic vocalist,
GEORGE X. EDES0N,
who will sing several new Songs;
-r. MR. ED. MURRAY,
The Great Negro Delineator, who will open an
entire New Budget Of Comicalities;
NIessrs. WILLIS J. ARMSTRONG, H. MORT.
MER, II. "; WILLIAMS, Il: 5: WOOD, J. sYL
VAS CLARKE, MONS. SOL, 7. BROWN, ho, &C.,
and the CorkogrsFhc Corps, in the best Bill Of the
| Season.
Admseioh. oents
Private Boxes, holding six persons.
Doors open At 7 o'clock; Performance ~ 9. 4
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

New. YoRK STYLEs.-Ge,ltems,l's Clothing =
Nep and Fashionabis "a large assortment for Dresi
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS l. Co.,
oeS-tf s22 Pa. Av., bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

TIE only place where you can purchase India
Rubber goods Of all kinds AT Mang( (avrws prices, u
1t H. A. HALLS India Rubber WArshouss, 40
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beauti-
fully repaired at short notice. z mar 2s-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

AsornER.-Timothy Flynn, carpenter at
work on the Government buildings at Gissboro',
was arrested BY the guard on duty, on the charge
Of selling whisky to the soldiers there stationed
He was committed to the Central BY Capt Todd.
Justice Ferguson this morning fined him go.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

EOR SALE.---A BAY HORSE, ABOUT
II l6k hands, 8 years old, works well in hnr-
ness, and 10 . first class saddle ANIMAL perfectly
gentle and warranted sound. Inquire at No. si0
Ninth street, between and H, any time before
a. m and after D. m. octi2
DLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
j with board, may be had at ltI West street,
Georgetown Heights. mvs-u
STORAGE--.IN FIRE-PRoOF BRICK
y WAREHOUSE, foot Of = street. Apply to
FRED. s. C0ZZENS,
oc2o-tf Penn. av., two doors from i4th st.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

LNOR RENT. IA NEATLY AND CON-
IL FORTABLY FURNISHED HOUSE, located
In the First ward, but one square from Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, containing nine rooms, gas, Latrobe
stove water In yard, 6c, will be for rent from the
18th Of November. Lease from one to three years
kent ei25 per month, payable quarterly, in ad-
vance. Address box sis, Warrington City Post
ONCE. oc23-N
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
REGULAR SERIES, SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission: Ladies', 90 ots., children, 10 cts.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. 8, 1858,
EXTRA GRAND MATINEE
for the
BEN FIT
Of the
WARRINGTON PROTESTANT OR
PHAN ASYLUM,
Given under the auspices Of the Lady Managers OF
the Asy lum, to whom the Entire Proceeds Of the
entertainment will be handed over.
All the members OF the Canterbury Company
HAVING VOLUNTEERED THEIR SERVICES
The Hall, with all its expense and resources, being
voluntarily rendered by Mr.. Sim.
A Programme arranged expressly for the occa.
sion will be presented. oc26
VARIETIESi VARIETIEsi
Y Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st
hhmlin Co.,. ..........., ,rfopretors
FitIsimmons. Stage Manager and Advertiser
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

SELLING LIQUOR TO SoLDIERs.-Wm. Mem
dick was yesterday committed to the Old Capitol
on the charge Of selling liquor to the soldiers on
guard duty at that prison. He was arrested by
order Of Capt. Mix, the commander Of the guard.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

REBEL DEsERrERs.-Pat Carney and Mike
Navely, two deserters from the Tenth houisiana
infantry, (rebe,) were sent up from the headquar.
ters Of the army. They refused to take Il oath
Of allegiance and were sent 10 the Old Capitol.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29
The public are respectfully invited to attend.

USsSvIABLE CONDITION. Miller, I
soldier, belonging to the ssventh Msssaohusett,
regiment, was arrested last Night, nsay the depot
BY Roundsman Pierce, Of the Eighth precinct, fol
disorderiy conduct, and entrusted 70 the custody
OF Capt y. N. Camp, Of the soldlsrs' Rest n,
had nothing on except his unfsr clothes. The po
liceman kindly lent him his overooat. He WA
probably Kicked out OF bawdy house, In whici
he had no business to Be. .....
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

ARRESTED on SUSPICION OF ArrxNPTEr
observation-disclosures John r. Parker On Wed
nesday morning arrested solder named jeremiah
Kane, charged with attempting to enter ths hous,
Of Joseph Nathan, residing under the CITY Assem-
bly, Rooms. II appears that Nathan heard som'
one trying keys In the door, and when he can't
out he saw a man running swsy. Kane was ar
rested on suspicion, but was dismissed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

BROKE FROM TIE LocK-UP.-Wm. Willis, q
colorcd man, aged 81 vesrs, coai.heaver on board
the King Philip, was arrested last evening by ON.
Ger HARRISON, OF the Ninth prsoiaet, for stealing
pair Of pants belonging 10 Samuel Wolfshsimer.
The man was confined in the atation-house, but
escaped this morning.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

BADLY HURr.-John Welch, drunken SOL
dier, was arrested last evening by two citizens and
taken to the Fifth ward station-house. He had
several bruises on his head, which were freely
bleeding. Sergeant Milstead had him sent to the
Soldiers Rest.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

SOLDIERS AKRIvsD.-Arived yesterday at
soldiers Retreat, 10 eavalrymsn nom Baltimore,
detachment Of Third Maryland) Major Curbay,
is7 convalescents from Baltiuorej - men Of Tifsh
New York infantry, tzouaves,) Lieut.. Col. Wins
low commanding, and 40 conserpts nom Carlisle
for t4sth Pennsylvania.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-Mary O'Bricn was
arrested by Officer Ashton, Of the Tenth precinct,
for cruelty treating horse belonging to her, by
striking 1t with q sharp pick. A man named sam'l
Gates, who lives In Fighting alley, saw her do IT,
and having compassion for the dumb brute, In
formed the policeman. The woman was taken be-
fore Justice Boswell and fined as
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-29

TWELVE HUNDRED BUSHELS OF GRAM Re
covBRED.-over twelve hundred bushels OF grail
have been turned over to tho Qusrtermaster's De
partmcnt, which WAS given up to Col. Baker, Pro
vost Marshal Of the War Department, by partis
In an adjoining county in Maryland, who had pur
chased 1t from employees OF the Government
some Of these employees have boen arrested.
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Police Proceedings.

BEFoRE RECORDER Thursday,
february 5h.-RIcHARD MCEvoY was up
on two charges, one for merchandising
without license and one for using Ian.
guage calculated to create a breach Of
the peace. All of the above was brought
before the public owing 10 trial before
the Recorder, in which, the reader of po-
lice reports will remember, Mr.. McEvoy
and Mrs. CURLY were prominent char
acters and which was referred to a high
err tribunal. McEvoy sent Mr. Corbitt 10
tell Mrs G to come over to his house that
they might endeayor to settle their law
suit amicably. She responded to the in
vitation and went to Mr.. Evoy's house.
After the conference was over the trio
started back TO Mrs. C's house. On the
way a dispute arose between the two
men. Mr.. Evoy drew pistol and de-
family ilourished it at Corbitt. The lat
ter, through the agency Of self preserva-
ton and a brick bat, soon knocked his
antagonist hors do combat. The parties
were this morning before the Recorder
and in examining them the fact was de-
veloped that McEvoy was selling mer-
chandize without license. He was fined
five dollars and costs, and the rest Of the
"happy pair" was dismissed.
Henry, person OF AFRICAN descent"
and the property of Mr.. Arnold, didn't
have enough fire before which TO enjoy
his easy dignity, so he started out on a
stealing expedition and arrived at the
woodpile of Mr.. Jerry Yarbry. Wood
being quite an object in these cold, freez-
ing times, Henry was doomed TO be
"caught in the act" The treacberous
snow told the tale Of his cratic mid
night wanderings. Tracks of the thief
led from the woodpile to Henry's
domicile. lie was found guilty of felo-
niously appropriating other peoples wood
to his own fire place, and sentenced 90
receive thirty mine lasheS.
Several parties were up for deposiling
manure on the wharf. They were all
fined one dollar and costs, for making our
wharf the repository for such PARTICLES"
Sandy Cockerill, mulatto apple
dealer, bought barrel of apples from a
steamboat, sold Thorn TO another darkey
at an advanced price. The last indi-
vidual refused 10 pay Sandy the stipula-
ted price, and Sandy, in his indignation,
had Jim arrested on the charge of
cheating. In the evidence before the
Recorder it was shown that Sandy had
been guilty of violating the city laws
Much TO his chargin he was made TO pay
a fine of one dollar and costs, while Jim
was discharged, as no only differed with
Sandy in regard the price Of the apples
Dr. Smith was slightly under the in.
luenco Of alcoholic beverages. For
abusing the laws "made and provided
for in such cases, he was fined ten dol
lars and costs, and sent TO the workhousC
for ninety days.
Dick Brownlow was charged by Jerry
sloddard with tippling. Jerry could
not,sustain the chsrge. Dick was dis
charged, and Jerry made to pay III,
costs for his smartness.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

WHOLESALE GRoCERIEs AND Suffers
GocDs.-Sutlers and city dealers will do
well to call at our house and examine our
large stock of Kentucky, Virginia, Mis-
souri,, and Tennessee Tobacco, in whole
boxes and caddies; Sugar, Coffee, Mack
erel, White Fish, Cod Fish, w. r. Butter
w. R. Hamburg and English dairy
Cheese; fine Havana and domestic Cigars
Backing; canned and fine Fruits in Tin
and glass; Dry Goods of all kinds. Nuts
layer and NJ. r. Raisins, Figgs, &c, &c
To which | invite the attention of suffers
and dealers. Public Square, above the old
bridge. HARVEY, HUaHEs & Co.
Feb4-3m.
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The Twenty second.

We are glad 10 hear that preparations
are on foot 20 celebrate the anniversary
of WAsHINaToN's birthday in becoming
manner, in this city, by our citizens. 1t
is one of the great days of the nation, and
should never pass ununheeded. The
UEIoN Office is the receipt Of an invita-
ton from the committee on the celebra-
ton, appointed by the City Council, TO
join in the houOrs.of the day. Certainly
we will with pleasure.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06
River and Steamboats,.

The weather is as disagreeable as IL
can well be. II was showing incesssnt-
ly yesterday and the "slush" was shoe
mouth deep, rendering the side walks
ugly places for all who were compelled
10 be out.
The river was rising pretty fast, with
about eight feet and half water on the
shoals. The prospects for a booming
rise are "eminently 6attering"
The fleet have all discharged their
government stores, which are now lying
in this ugly weather. We fear they will
either be damaged or washed away by
the big rise that is bound TO come
We have no arrivals or departures TO
note.
Lieut.. e. S. RICHARDS, of tn e1st Tenn,
VOL, who has for some time been on de-
tached service as post Quartermaster at
Smithland, KY, has been ordered on duty
in this city. Yesterday he was engaged
in the management of the feet Of
transports at the levee.
Capt JORDAN FLoURSoY, an old and
Lord PALMERsToN tells us popular
steamboat man, died recently at Paducah,
Ky. Our river frisnds will regret to hear
of his death, for be was beloved by all
who knew him.
Capt. W. b. TILLY, of Louisville, re-
Gently connected with the Quartermas-
ters' Department of that city, has been
appointed TO command a new steamer,
now being built, TO ply between Nash
vile and Louisville.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

A NEW SroBE-The largest and best
assortment Of dry goods in this city will
be found at No. 40, College street, in the
elegant room occupied by Messrs. HORN
BECK aud AsHBRIDoE. They have been
extraordinarily fortunate in obtaining a
large stock. Their stock comprises
splendid dress goods, silks, prints, pop
Inns, and also Balmoral skirts, gloves,
etc, in endless variety. Their assort-
ment Of solinets, aud negro goods is far
the largest in the city, while their shoes,
boots, etc, are unequallsd The pro.
prietors are enterprising gentlemen, and
trade on the most liberal terms. We arc
sure no customer will leave their house
dissatisfied.
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NOS. AND LOCATION


No. 1--Old Gun Factory Cherry street. on the Hll.
Surgeon, J. WEEKS.
2-university Building, Market street, On the
litil surgeon, A. W. kEhlg.
" 3-Ensley's Building, ~ corner Public Square.
Surgeon, A. 4. EwRo
4-Howard High School, College street, on the
Hi. Asst. Surgeon, n. S. lows.
5-Cun Factory, upper end Front street. Asst.
Surgeon, T. %. BtAsEE.
o--Collcge street, Bear Broad Surgeon, CBAs.
ScHLrssEE
7--Coicge siruot, between Church and Broad
Surgeon, r. FlErcuEn.
s--Mssonic Hall, Church street, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, D. BACHE.
9-Carriage Factory, Market street. below the
Square. act Asst Surgeon, J.. d. SKEER.
lo-ModIeal College, College street, On the Hin
Act. ASST Surgeon, W. X BowIlso
IL" PEsr HoUsr - On tho University Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, L. D. HoGIR.
12-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, orner Cherry
Surgeon, JAS SEYAJrR.
l3--iIume High School Spruce street. cor Broad.
Surgeon, -. HERmcK
li-Fema's school, Church street, rear Chatta-
nooga Depot. Surgeon, A. G. Nc CnEs
My
i5--Hynes' High School, Line strs,t corner sum.
mer surgeon, W. II. CHAnRLRs.
l5-Gordon Block, corner Broad street and River
Landing Surgeon, -. SEYMOUR
l7-OFFIcxRs' Observation-Disclosures Hotel, sum
MFR street corner Deaderick. Surgeon,
5. D. WArERasp
ls-Corner Church and College streets Surgeon,
r. 7. HINxTuAr.
ls-Morris 4 strattoa's Building, Ne. IA Market
street surgoon, -. SHADY.
" 2o-Baptst Church, summer street. Surgeon, =.
GOODWIN.
81 Methodist Church, Church street. Surgeon,
r. SWINETr.
22-iIardcastles, South Narle. street Surgeon,
49,. BECEwITH
e 23-Corner Vine and Broad streets surgeon, r..
CHAMBERLAIN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

FROM THE FRoNT.-We met several of
ficers, last night, at the 81. Cloud, who
mad just come in from the front. Moth
ing Of startling import is Transporting
there. Murfreesboro' is being strongly
fortified and will in a short time be for
midable enough TO resist any attacking
force that may be brought against it.
Gen. RosEoRANs is at Shelbyville, and
BRACES headquarters are at Tullahoma.
The pickets of both parties go in sight
of one another daily. Morning before
last some rebel cavalry attacked some Of
our foraging wagons while out getting
supplies. The enemy were repulsed at
ter a brisk little fight. Our loss, two
wounded. The hurt of the enSmy not
known.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

We, the undersigned, Newsdealers Of
this city, have this day entered into an
agreement not 10 furnish papers 10 sub
scribers at reduced rates. Every per-
son will be charged the transient rates.
w. @. COLLIER,
BLAIR s. SNYDER,
BRowN G. Co.
r. H. SINGLETON.
TONI w. NEAL.
w. w. TRuEsDALE s. Co.
Feb. Civ.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

REMovAb-Dr. COLEMAN, who has had
great success in his peculiar department
of treating diseases, has lately removed
his office from Dsaderick TO No. 81 Cher
ry street His extensive practice is the
best recommendation and guarantee of
his skill. All patients entrusting them
selves to his care will be sure to receive
the most prompt and skillful treatment:
See advertisement.
Jan. "a, '63-1m.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

AEREsT or A PosToFFIoE CLERK. JAMES
GERNoE, the foreman Of the Western
room in the Chicago Post office, was ar
rested on Saturday, on the complaint Of
Judge SLOAN, special agent, charging
him with opening letters passing through
his hands, and was brought before U. s.
Commissioner HoYSE, Saturday after
noon, for examination, which tribunal
required him TO give bail in the sum Of
$500 for his appearance for final trial
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

THEATRICAL.-MATILDA HKRoN is play
ing in Cincinnati to delighted and fash
ionable houses.
In Louisville, Miss JULIA DAILY is
awakening the enthusiasm of her adj
mirers
The different places Of amusement in
New York are well attended. Wallacks
Theatre, Neblo's Garden, the Old Bow
cry and Winter Garden have all been
successful in their theatrical perform
ances. BARNUM too, is still there with
his little people, Miss WARRkN, Com.
MUTT and Gen. Tom THUMB.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

wolves IN MAINE,-Tho wolves have
been making sad havoc among the sheep
in Pembroke, Me-, and adjoining towns;
A party Of hunters one day recently dis
covered a pack Of six wolves and killed
two of them.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

As many friends and relatives of de-
ceased soldiers have expressed a desire
to have their remains suitably preserved,
the undersigned will attend tie emJulgling
the dead.
DRS. MAYFIELD & ERNI,
No. AT, Church street, Nashville, Tenn.
Jan. 3l-5t*
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Headquarters Posi-, NASHVILLE, TENN
1000

HEADQUARTERS Posi-, NASHVILLE, TEGN.,(
January 10, 1868,
Special Orders, No. 10
". Permission is given to the munich.
pal authorities of this city to impress
vagrant negroes into the service of per-
forming scaveDger duty in the city, so
far as it can be done without impeding
the operations of the military impressing
patrols. By order of
Brig. Gen. R0B'T B. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post.
JNo. PRATT, A. A. G..
JNo. HUGH SMITH, Mayor of Nashville
Jan. loft.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-06

Seventy thousand passengers
were carried by the Atlantic steamers
last year-2s,500 to Europe, and $1,000
to the United States. This is an increase
of 5000 over the previous year.