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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-23
SPECIAL ORDER NO. \.

GALLERY OF THE CUMBERLAND, July 10
The commissioned officers of the Army
of the Cumberland are requested to call
at No. % Cedar street. opposite the
Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Tennessee,
at the earliest convenience. For fur
Their particulars, enquire at the gallery
above named july 30-1m.
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MarshaPs Sale.

The United states versus Sin Boxes containing To-
baooo snd spun Cotton, seized By W q. hroWnlow,
special Agent of the Treasury Department.
Information No. No. District Court 0t tue unltei
States ior che District Of middle TENNESSEE.
IN obedience 10 an order Of sad Court, made Boz On q
cause on che dth day ofAuEust, 1858, wll so The
above uameA property, at Pub Auction o. th8 hIFu
est bidder Coz Cash hand, un Monday, tlo 3st day
of August l5G3 salo 90 take place at the 0rgl1use
ou ths Public Equare ID Nsshvi De-, formerly octupist
a. J. Duncan % and % commsuoe AZ 10 o'ci0cR on
p r. GLABOOCK.
q Marshal for said District.
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II will be seen by reference 10 the adj
vertisement in another column, that Mr..
DoRMAN's private school opens on the
Slstinst tie is one Of the most accom-
ph'hed and successful teachers we have
ever had. Parents will do we'll to place
their children sndsr his charge.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-23

THEATRE.-The leading feature Of the
programme for Tomorrow night is the
drama entitled THE Factory Girl; or,
All that glitters is not Gold" Stephen
Plum, by Mr.. Hamilton; Martha Gibbs,
Mrs. Bernard. The drama is followed
by dance by Miss Blanchard, and songs
by Mr.. Stewart. The concluding piece
is the amusing commodietta of the "Wan-
dering Minstrel Jem Bags, Mr.. Eve
ervtt.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-23

MIR. ANDERSON Flynn, one of the les
sees and managers Of the Nashville
Theatre, was married in Cincinnati on
the goth inst, to Miss PuEpr II. JouN-
SON, of that city, He arrived at Louis
vile Friday on the mail boat, aud was
oOmplimented with a serenAdo from the
Post Silver Band, which daily diseourscs
sweet and patriotic music at Col. Mum
dy's Head Quarters. We swish our friend
FLYNN, and his lovely bride, full meas
ure Of happiness and prosperity.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-23

Recorder saIEx dispsnssd Justice Ia
thirteen cases ysstsrdsy--a falling OF il
the number Of bis daily victims, but still
enough.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-23

A short time ago there we're great
complaints about rowdyism, &C., in the
Northwestern part Of the city and
suburbs. It was regarded as really un-
safe for persons to 60 out after dark -
This is not the case now. Major Horn
err who has charge Of the Provost
Guard, went TO work and has brought
order out of chaos. No one feels I'M
safe there at present, al any hour Of the
day or night. His guards have dis
charged their duty efficiently aud the
citizens owe him and them their thanks,
which some Of them ask us 10 make q
tender Of to the Major and his men.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-23
suffers OF the Array or the CulnbeE

suffers of the Array or the Cumber
land, asaliYI
May the Rose Of England mover blow,
May the Thistle OF Scotland never grow
May the Harp Of Ireland never play
Until the Stars and stripes have won the day.
A g. M. Landsberg & Co., on the South
side corner Of the Square and Market
street, have on hand large assortment
of Fine Wines. Also, large lot of Ale,
Beer, Oysters, Peaches, Cherries, Honey,
in Glass and Can, Pickles in Jars and
Kegs, Spiced Tripe and Tongues, Nuts,
Pigs Feet and Tongues, Condensed Milk,
Figs, Dates, Raisins, Spices, Onions,
Lemon Syrup, Dried Apples and Peach
es, Rock Candy, Stick Candy, Fancy
Candy, Cigars of all kinds, Tobacco,
Sweet Owen, Rosebud, Silk and Cotton
Handkerchiets, Pins, Needles, Pipes,
Boots and Shoes, Combs of every de-
scription, Good Stationery, and variety
of Yankee Notions, which we offer at
the lowest figures
Come and give us trial before pur-
chasing.
Our Motto is Quick Sales aud Small
Profits. lICr
A. 81 NJ. LANDsBERa s. Co.
So LET THOSE WAC HAVE OOUmgo TaE
virluvs OF tuii,s OedrOn mtttoFn, u any
such there be- read the following certificate nom gen
uomen well known In this community, and doubt 90
more,
us general introduction into the army will save the
lives Of thousands Of our suldien
LouisulIn, Ky, June 3, lse9
We, the undersigned, have seen tho good ofiects
produced By the uso OF Dr. joan BULL's CEDnOs BiI.
fFRs In Of general debility aud prostration OF
the system, and believe ~ general use would prevent
disease and relieve much sunoring. Among our sol
oilers particularly would this be The case, especially
those who are exposed 70 miasmntle Influence IN the
MAJ. PHILLIP SPEED,
Collector Int Reg. "a dat Ky.
CHAS. b. COTTON,
collector Of the Port Of Louisville, KY
COL IA. DkNf,
Prov Marshal Genp Of Kentucky.
REV. ID. p. HENDERSON,
Yioe.rres'l Of sanitary oonmlaEioa.
HAkNEY, HUGHES, q Co.,
Publishers ncmocIai.
GEO. DORM
Prop. Louisville AnEelger.
HUGHES PARKHIlL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Nam street,
Louisville, Ky
DAVIS, GREEN 90,
wholesale shes Deaiera. Main 3d. Louisville
Lthographers, corner Market ANA Third s,s.,
Louisville, Ky.
JULIUS WATER,
Clothing Merchant corner Cd ana Market
Streets, LOUSY lc, ily.
CAPT +. n. hlLDkkIh,
ofstoamcr Major AndCrs0u,
NAL H. II. HUSTON,
paymaster u. g. Army
G. b. mEICAk,
National Hotel Louisville Hy.
COL JtasE bAALhS,
ith Ky. Cavalry,
GElK4Eu prentice,
lodHVllf JugruaL
See Advertisement 90 another c0lull.
June l8-3m
sold wholesale 80 NasVvlls By Arnstrouglt. o.,
Church street.
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W. G. Collier win again accept our
thanks for bis fayOrs in the newspaper
line.
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Marshal's Sale.

Uoited states psras 81 bOxos baoeo, - boxos Of
Merchandise casks Of Train on, I can Of Turpsn-
line a bales Of Cotton Yarn, I keg, contents not
Heam Scaiee.
Information No u.s. District Court OF the United
States for the DISTRICT OF Middle Tennessee
IN obedience 10 an order u said Court, made iu this
i cause GA the 4th day OF August l6o3, viii soll
the above named properly, az Public Auction, ~ the
CHEST bidder flr Cash In hand 90 The slorchouss,
on the Public square, 10 Nashville, occupied Dimerly
by A. j. Duncan Co, on Wednesday, the "a day ~
september 1868. Sale % commences 40 10 o'clock On
that day b. X. GLASCOCk, q. 3. N.
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One good tent sixteen feet by twenty
two, (l854 22). Any one having such a
tent viii please address Box al, Nash
vile, giving full particulars Of the price,
size, &c, Sc. 1w*-aug14
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SPECIAL onDER No. 4.

Gallery OF the Cumberland.
Tho friends and patrons of the Gall
lery of the Cumberland are hereby no
titled that we are now prepared to sup
ply them with the Ne Plus Ultra of the
Photographic art--The Gem, Photograph,
Carte De Visite. Having procured the
celebrated Multiplying Camera, patented
by Mr.. Wing, of New York city, and be-
ing the first to introduce the same in the
city of Nashville; we win say to one
and all, come alOng-we can and will
furnish pictures by the thousand, made
with the aboye-named instrume Mt, not
withstandipg the threats Of some other
would-be- pieture-mAkers to the contrary.
Aug,21-tf. MORSE & PEAsLEE,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-23
]. W. WILSON \ CO,

II College street, have on hand and
are constantly receiving additions to
their stock of cooking, heating and camp
stoves, tin ware of all kinds, house
furnishing and kitchen goods: consisting
in part Of buckets, coffee pots, and broil-
ers, Army plates and cups, officers mess
kettles, fry pans, knives and forks,
spoons, coffee mills, brushes coal oil
lamps, and oil, and all articles usually
kept in such establishments, at whole
sale and retail, at the lowest rates.
They also manufacture to order all kinds
OF tin and sheet iron ware; tin roofing
and repairing done at the shortest motto
and warranted to give satisfaction. Gls.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-23
Lost,

In the market-house, on the morning
Of the 2lst, enc black onix cuff button.
The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the same at this Office
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-23

EIGHTEENTH ONO BATTERY-NoTIcE.
Any one knowing any thing of the
whereabouts of Mr.. HIRAM WRIdHT, meme
Der of the 18th Ohio Battery, will confer
a favor by informing ~. II. A" at this
office, by note or otherwise, of bis condi-
tiOn and where he may be seen. II is
supposed that be is in SOME one of the
hospitals in Nashville.
aug2l3t. ID. H.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-23

A large quantity Of old papers can
had by inquiring at this Office.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-17

% tee Se1sc yesterday, various bills snd resolutions
vese introduced, among them bill making Columbia q
Pos, Of entry saj bill authorizing the Secretary Of
she Navy to en..o7 pilots The latter vas passed The
cotton Improvements bin vas postponed, snd the con.
Sde-aiou Of rsr exemption question resumed After
lengthy arguments presented BY Mr. Yanccy. Of Ala,
and Nr. Phsla Of Mss, the vote vas taken on the
pending motion 10 lay ssde the Senate hill with the
vew OF acting upon rha House BILL which repeals those
c.lzses Of the Exemption Ac, relating to owners Of
sTeay negroes IL question decided in the mega.
tive The Senate ell then considered by clauses
until adjournment
The House passed Senate hill 10 authorize the issue
Of bonds for a1tng Treasury notes, with amendments;
also, bills for 'bs relief Of certain officers and soldiers
IRON Missouri 20 refund 10 Alabama the amount over.
paid BY her account OF the war tar of 1859 to al.
low minor 10 hold commissions in the army and reso-
lrt0us OF thanks 10 Generals Magruder, Walker and
Wheeler, and the Officers and men OF their commando
Tor good conduct in battle The House spent most oil
tue day in secret session, considering the bill TO fund
the currencv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-17
Latest Change of Base.

Toe Intelligence has assumed positive character,
and lie relied On, shat the Yankee Army on the Kappa
hanaock has sounded retreat Il is believed that they
sFe making Tor Washington to recruit behind the
oreastWor Of that city their wasted ranks and broken
spirit HoOAer-"6 sighting Joe"-who sneered at all his
predecessors for doing itte has followed their ez-
simple Of the back track having done still less than they
Aad yet he has doubtless done the best and wset thing
the circumstances admitted Of He had IN f.on, Of him
an impFegnzble position, and az invincble army He
bad under hin { beaten, dsgraced, deuerAlizsd
and S?tsss foscs- It impossible for him to move
forward. Tee river sad tie mud afforded hin only
temporary Ec'p.is from demolition By Lee. It was
F7edec' TO Sc away while be had chance Aad o
oDds another chapter IA the history Of On 10 Richmond
1hs the foarts Eghs to Washington Of the army that
has eore ou; from its walls With banners flying enc
ssests pseaciJ 20 overrga Virginia, and occupy her
Capital Mcdowell Pope, Mcclellan and Hooker rival
each e;hsE i' ;ts sOJy Of Begra Whose tuna comes
aexs--aud when Wiu the Confederate States be cor
cuered a. this 7-te Of progress,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-17
no rHE PATRONS OF THE WING

Tor twelve Months past advance payment nom all Sab
toeT h besu strictly epfOroe according snnOuncsnent
previous date rhe endorsement Of IKE with old
strcus q the paper has for Inc been known and Jss
- b necessity equally urgf s4ying upon these patrons
20 conform " advance justice
remembering that an business usnsaotons for month"; past
have been strictly cash tss heaied 70 erase the
names Of sh we're In We and ourselves with
large and rApy increlpg Indebtedness from ih aouroa uh-
oct usual facilities 1r collecting money! Due adopt
natter Of SefPreservaOn, the following Of subscription
for the future:
No name viii beeuted without ADVANCE every
ss VII Be certainly taken OF books the the
sine paid for
nc papers now going persons Who paid for c sane
. ods In sfyanoe Of this date will discontinued a. he sx.
saon Of tas line paid for unless BY advance
aha papers sent 10 who pas,
'poo1 and Who eonnas thus until day Of April
as VII Be discontinued that day, subscriber Of his
el WI Dc TAKEN As subscriber until al Arrearge paid
ADsurass VII hsnsefah be strictly by square, according
70 cur Pubshed terms Annual and terms Of AeoOmmoda
uon 70 Be Effected By special arrangement with the ONCE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-17
THE Army or rHE MISSISSIPPI.

A genuine sboi;ionzed Yankee correspondent, writ
ing from the Army of the Mississippi, says:
Among the Western officers but one mind and senti-
ment preyas-that of loyalty aud devotion to the
Of their bleeding country. speak now more partic-
ulary Of the general officers in command Of divisions
and brigAdes.
The friend alluded TO was anxious TO have an express
sion of the real sentiments of these men, many of whom
he was intimately acquainted WITH and for this
Having heard vague rmors of desertons and disasc.
ZION among even the commanders Of somu of the reg'
ments he had personally aided to organize md equip
When he met Gen. John 4. Logan, vino had for years
been known throughout Illinois AS Democratic leader,
and at one tme perhsp opposed 10 some Of the prin
cpes OF the Administration he was answered nearly as
follows:
Tell tee people in M State that are in favor of
carving the war into Egypt. We can whip the Rebels
and are going 70 DO IT, aud vhen We doze with that
and return to our homes, gong TO whip every
Sece sion sympabzer preacher OF pesee that may
have the courage to remain there
General John NJ LOOMS equally IN earnest In his
answer Add, in fact SO was nearly every officer 10
whom the gentleman b.oached the subject O"e OF the
Generals il reported to have said in this connection
Tell the people Of Illinois, for NE, that If the sol!
diers raised ia Indiana and Illinois had Dick Aerrick,
Allen. Candy ana Robinson and those Ike ilk here
end Storv Of the Chicago Times, 10 I'll the nest down
here-thelr lives would be dear ut penny cachthey
would be snot like rabd dogs on sight
After such as these, will the coppeThead
hydra advocating peace conventions, aTinisce3 &c,
&c, dare show one Of his numerous againi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-17
The pre,ent straits Of the poyernunn, operate upon

The present straits Of the goyernmau, operate upon
members Of Congress they have npon Greeley, TO
favor some sort peace with the South This feeling il
strengthened by the Senate resolution calling for the
views of this government conveyed by NJ MERCER
the Confederate Authorities asoy BY the Senate resolu.
ton to-day as 10 the plan OF the French government
for settling the difficulties between the North and the
South II there is prospect of peace then the party in
power viii not abaudon that tremendous element OF
strength in politics, the State banks 70 if the civil
war to be continued then the government finances
must be strengthened in every possible way. -
The fact that blacks for soldiers not forthcoming
under the proclamation well the dislike felt to-
wards them by white soldiers induces the statement 10
the official paper that blacks are TO be only employed in
the unhealthy regions of the South. b. 49,, -<
The clash of sectional elements continues in the House.
North estern members who foored yesterday to-
day pounced upon and defeated parties askng
compensation for articles furnished for the navy. Aft
the defeat Of the canal enlargement bill Yesterday,
Messts. Vallandigham Thaddens stevens and Wcklle,
congratulated each other upon their success e.,
On Saturday morning. as O body of about two hun
dred conyalescent soldiers being marched ron the
railroad station TO camp in Virginia. they attacked eveiy
colored person who fell in their way along Aarylanu
avenue. As they proceeded their violence increased
until they arrived the Long Bridge, when they got
stones from the street. aud threw them at every coIoed
person in sight, some Of whom struck, aud quite
number Of windows were broken. About eight O'Clock
yesterday morning freight wagon containing couple
OF coored men fercely sssaied by squad of SOL
ders on their way the Seventh wharf with stones
and other missiles The assaled persons gave provo
arise from the eeing of the soldiers TO the negroes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-17

sseds or Snelet AaOns IN tue maintenance Of their
birth Thts without experiencing electrying thrills OF
smirGtionP 50 viii the hearts of modern and future
nations swell with corresponding sympathetic emotions
when contemplating the bestalHssults OF our ioes ana
he noble triunphs Of our arms The humblest victim
md DartcpaiOr on our ddein this mighty contest will
De reported hero and htrOt, while our Generals ana
,stesnen viii achieve reputation that viii survive the
oOe,ry of song aud the monument of the sculptor.
When our Souutrynen call the humOlest or the most
distinguished 70 the post Of duty, in responding self
basement "a a. upesiled for Accommodation is
disgusting. It for the people TO demand and for the
ti1en to obey Should 1t be the pleasure of the con-
sttuent body 50 highly as to confer the pos
YOU have indicated shall devote my best energies to
our oountrys ssuse, trusting ia Providence to order al
things wisely lor eur good happiness and success
Pray return ny grateful Acknowledgements to thoS
Participating wiA you in the meeting, and accept assn
RANGES OF the highest consideration Of,
NOst respectfully,
Your friend and servant,
T. W. HUBARD.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-17
Who SINK the Hatterss Z

This question IS at last solved The Alabama did the
io7. We also hear that the Florida hss been engaged
in some very pretty ,le operations o, which no news
had previously reached The sending Yankee YES
sch laden with soldiers, David jones' locker, without
Go-i'e e ye,y Jolly proceeding Oh. hos much one
leJsts u reading such accounts that the ste Mr. NAL
tory so much addicted to sleep
The ioIosing is extracted from letter. dated 10th
Instant, just received, per steamer Ruby, from gen
usman Of high respecrabity at Nassau, on his way to
Europe
il was the Alabama that sunk the Hatteras The
' Florida has also sent the Annie Bousal with troops
' for New Orleans, 70 the bottom"
p 5. Pardon extreme haste 70 catch the RUBY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-17
TuE SITUATION Al vfcEsRURG.

Ihave adyices from toe Horseshoe, opposite Vcka-
burg up to Thursday last bat the news is otimpocent
General Grant had arrived upon the spot and military
conference had been held but with what results IL
had not TRANSFERRED Soldiers darrh0a which had been
prevailing in the army alarming extent had been
checked by prompt and energetic measures and By de-
barking the trom the Transports, upon which they
we're TOO closely crowded Reports circulated from
Memphis in regard the number Of deaths lately
curing from this cause, are now said so have been
greatly exaggerated The most of those afflicted have
in fact been cured or taken of "A hospitals for treat
ment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-17
YSouoH OF THE WAR.

A lieutenant in Connecticut regiment writes home
from camp near Fredericksburg as follows;
! have got enough Of this war. There Is only one
way to stop it, and that il have the Democrats get in
power We eau never whip the South. One Of their
generals is worth two of ours Yon right in OPP.
posing this war in the first place stand convicted.
cured. Looking at all the suffering and ruin caused
by this war curse the day ever voted for A. Lincoln
and will never act with party again This war is TOR the
niogsr--to put him on level with the white matt
TGank the Lord am 1T last In position to get cut of
it and hope SODA to get home.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-17
= SEw CANAL PROJECT.

II was in discussion by the generals in command to
cut new canal through the peninsula, opposite Vicks
burg a. some fears have been expressed to the
cess Of the one dug by Gen. Williams last summer lt
was believed that the canal would be agreed upon
and with the number of men there il thought the
work could be performed in four FIVE days Should
the new channel be cut its commencing point will be
higher up the stream than that Of the present ditch
This is where the river channel first mpnges the island
land Is perhaps the most eligible point from which
divert the waters from heir old course.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-17
A rRrpIcn.s OF D.slrt vrssrrs.

scae Of the Northern papers reproduce the following
Tue Hon. Daniel Webster, oG Massachusetts IN
speech deiTered In Washington, Just thirteen years
ago gave it as bis opiuioa that IF the internal fanatics
and sbotionsts ever gel the power iuio their hands
they will override the Constitution, set the Supreme
Court at defiance change and make laws TO suit them
selves Iay violent hands those Who differ With them
in their opinions dare question their lniAbly ana
finally bankrupt the country and deluge it with blood
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-17
DIED.

Globe Hospital this city n typhoid plerrn
his JAMES HEnDRICk 0RiGC, .tive
OF buckingham county and member VI The Richmond Bq-
en- Of fne inexhansb tuIaor
generJus uoversa yoe the ERNEST Of friends snd
sldier any In the Conederaey He hat iau
they were those Of npusye social nature. that ehehd
maeyCence and stopped undehanded They
who bnew him best w be the hrs 70 forgive short comings which
harmed only himself Nos that he Is they win ohiy
and willing he alEays any who
souzht or needed his assistance
nng exemption Of his se he entered the army
beginning the private Ia Capt Carter Ivng
and at the dsasrors AFFAIR Of Rich Moutin
Joined Richmond Blues there commanded by the gallant
smened o. jennings Wise. Heua taken prisoner a koapoke
l.laDd, pAfoed, when exchanged continued YA- n
the until seized with his last Hines At Oh fns Bun
Il 70 his friends know that during h paint
sickness he kindly cared for at Of the best hospitals la
city receiving the and kiul attentions 81 Dr.
Howard and the tender mlrAtons Of Mrs. GTpne he
Of rs comrades told how he beloved IN the Ne
AFRAID 70 die aud he died In the service Of his eustr3 lie
proved his paoulm by HIS dsc Three eadrea oops
relatives aud friends uoarn his loss. - -. !. -.
'aNo further seek bis virtues TO disclose,
D.. Or draw hs fraliss from their dread abode,
(Where they alike In trembling pc repose,)
The bosom Of bis father aud Lb God"
GIVE
or dIpheris, Lydone Castle In the county Of Louisa
MAJ, the beloved wife Of Gene al c. g. Coleman.
The Richmond papers requested 10 cory the above.
On the 18th Inst AIFRED IsIoEs In the 81 year Of his
age His funeral vii take place from his residence
Of franklin aSd Goth streets THIS tue sday AFTERNOON
o'clock The fri nds and Of the deceased
Of his brother James Inoes invited attend without rl
Their notice. felS-lts y