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Nfh ADVERTISEMENTS.
Land for Sale

ElGHTY ACRES of unimproved Land situ.
IL ate In jackson township Hancock Coun.
", Ohio. miles south 81 findlay, and within
y mile and uarter Of tie Bellefounialne
Road Terms and Price very reasonable.
ALSO-seyeral Houses and Lots in Findlay.
Enquire of BROWN e. 9URKET.
mayl Attorneys, Findlay. Ohio.
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'rree from Puisons."
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sS-Suld by all Druggists and Re lailcrs every
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s6"!BEwARt!! Of all worthless limitations.
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no Address HENRY X. C0STAR,
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Flndlav. AAd W l.. Heller. Van Rnren;
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Jackson and encsmped tor he night
About midnight General Vsndever
ucceeded in surprising them LIE
'aptured some 900 prisoners, and
iilled and wounded q number more.
| could not get the tx'ct f1ures =
rbose that escaped fled IN lrest
lisorder / the direction OF Ploom-
field Yesterday Gen Mcneil over
ok them and another battle ensu-
d, in which tto rebels we're sgaln
,vorsted. They number 1000 10
5000, ard are composed entirely ol
.valry and artillery.
In the pockets oi each of the thre q
deserters who are to be shot in
Western Virginia mex, week. let
terra were found from their fathers.
advising them to desert. Governor
Tod has advised the President tc
shoot the fathers ine'ead OF the boye
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
NASHVILLE UNION.

The NAszv1ILLE UNION was commenced last spring
FOR the purpose Of opposing the Rebel southern Con
federaoy and Of advocating the restoration Of Federal
authority, without any abatement over all the States
which have attempted 70 seoede It's object WIS 20
proclaim the doctrines OF Liberty and Union as tey
were expounded by the hathers Of tho Reuubiic
but which for more then one year-the long and
dreary carnival Of treason--had been unspoken and
unwrttcn in the Capital Of the State Of ANDRrw
JACKSON, end treasured up only in the hearts Of
tho faithful. We believed that the right way 70 con.
duct loyal Journal in a city Ike Nashville, at such
time as this, was to raise the wavering timid
up to the true standard Of patriotism, and not TO
lower the standard Of patriotism after the manner q
some other journs suit the depraved tas es Of the
semlloyal and symplthizers with the Richmond dy-
nasty.
The USIoS, therefore, has held as friends all who
support and as foes all who oppose the Union OF the
States. It's watohword is FREEBoM AND NA1IoNA Lirr
with rebels and traitors it has 40 compromise to
make 1t contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made In pursuance thereof as the suPREAE
LAW or THE LAND, anything in the Consultation and
Laws Of any Of the States to the contrary notwth-
standing.
It contends for the Union Of the States. because
without 1t the preservation Of liberties and inst
tutions and the o. ganzstion Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands u
the way of crushing tho rebellion and restoring
the Union must perish, no matter by what name it,
be called.
When Thousands Of citizen soldiers lay down
their lives upon the altar Of their country, sacri
Gee above all earthly price, and precious in tho sight
OF Heaven, God forbid that any ignoble motive Of
selfintorest should make any wavor In his 10y.
atty. If there be any such, let them look at the
blood Of Shiloh, Fort Donelson, Murfreesboro and
fredericksburg, and blush at their wiokedness and
folly. Love for country should now overshadow
every othor feeling and he is patriot who loves
his houses, lands negroes with titho Of the devo
ton which he feels for his country, Even prudent
selhshness should compel 10 be patriots, who
can hope to save bis own from the wreck ef
a ruined and dismembered Union
We want to the land once more blessed with the
enduring sunshine Of honorable peace, based upon
the complete and unconditional submission Of the
rebels now In arms and not lit up with the deceltful
glow Of peace based upon emasoulate loyalty, and
concessions TO traitors-the glow Of meteor which
would shine only TO betray, and going ont would
leave us in darkness tenfod more gloomy than that
which prevailed before.
These are the sentiments and views which the
UNION will continue to advocate through whatever
OF STORM on sunshine await 81 h tho tutuIv anu
ask the support Of all who boSve it to be import
ant that thoroughly and vigorously loyal newspaper
should be published in Nashville.
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NASHVTILE TENNESSEE THURSDAY, MAY 28 1888

here. We never have anything more ex-
citing than a foraging expedition, and
its attending results but here we are
stuck on the railroad, never knowing
"whaPs the matter" in front, consequent
ly we long to be there to see, We have
always been in the front before, and !
hope when "Old Rosy" takes another
stride into rebeldom, he wont forget the
regiment he led in advance at Rich
Mountain.
The present is certainly an suspicious
time, full Of interest to every loyal man;
events are about transpiring, which,
believe, will shake the rotten Confederacy
TO its centre, and bring lasting peace
TO our land
Let the Union men of the North but
do their duty-the soldiers will do theirs
and ere the frOsts of another winter
come, this rebellion will be numbered
with the things that were.
N0tWithstandlng our isolated position
we manage to have some sport--a fish
ing spree in some of the streams of this
vicinity, or q horse race is not an occa-
sional thing.
We have made a race-track near by
and hither about twice every week, flock
the sporting gentry OF eur regiments
and the "iast chaps" of Lavergne, to try
the speed of their "couriers" for a small
wager of Uncle Sans "green- backs.
jolly times have they, and many are the
Linkum greenbacks " loet and won
Though smiling their visAges, cannot
help thinking Of an Italian prOverb
which says a certain kind Of smiles "sre
the tears Of the purse"
Respectfully, MAYF1ELD.
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Captain Asbotcs battery.
"FoRT BRUCE" OLARKsVnIE,
May goth, 1868.

May goth, 1868, )
E,iitor of Tho Nashville Union:
You will allow, no doubt, me few
words in your columns. AS have no.
ted, our Battery was seemingly forgotten
in the city of its organization. We have
been In service about one year, and have
experienced much, and borne long march
es, skirmishes, and whatever duty Incl
dent to soldering. But no complaint is
uttered in our ranks. One voice alone is
heard, which calls for vigorous prose-
cution of this war. We stand not on
the hill side, but in the valley of patriot
ism. We want no compromise; no ar
mistice, but are ready TO substitute the
cannon and sword in their stead. We
must preserve the Union, and any law or
institution tending the opposite, should
be tolerated and upheld no longer. Let
Slavery die and its adherents, rather
than submit TO disunion and despotism
and ruin. have watched the course of
your paper from its commencement until
the present, and am happy Tennessee
possesses one sheet devoted 10 the Union
unconditionally. Perssvere on in The
path you have chosen, and peaceful and
happy nation will one day bless you.
This Battery contains = men, and
has had all the advantages of good drill
masters, fine discipline, and splendid
equipments.
Our Captain, E. P. Abbott, is an officer
in the regular service, and fitted for any
position. He was with Buell. in all his
campaigns, serving on the staff of Gen.
Mitchell, and arriving at Nashville on
BuelPs retreat, was assigned to his pres
ent position.
We, as battery, are indebted greatly
TO Governor johnson, for his kindness
in our organization and equipments, and
giving us such able and efficient officers.
We look forward expectantly of again
serving in the vicinity OF the old State
House, where we stood anxiously await
ing Morgan's appearance last summer,
when he captured our forces at Murfrses-
bore. We have not given Morgan a
shot yet, but hope for a chance on his
next raid.
The forces at Clarksville, under the
command Of Col. Bruce, consists of the
102d Ohio, 28th Kentucky Major Wealth
erford's Battalion of 9th Kentucky Cav
airy, and Captain Abbott's Battery, 1st
Tennessee Artillery.
We are well prepared for any demon
stration of the enemy, and think Wood
ward has no show for another "Mason
surrender" in this place.
Yours, &c,
D. B. MoKAIo,
Battery "a" !" 1st Middle Tenn. Art.
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STEWARDS CREEK, TENN,
May 20, 1868.
Mn. EDrroR:

Mr.. EDIroR:
This morning, ere the sun raised his face
Above the tall tree tops In the eayt
And many OF nights slumber rs stul iay,
Upon thoir cots, taking their rest,
! seized my writing material and hied
away to this quie, grove, where no noise
Of camp can reach and disturb me. The
birds Sre singing sweetly Ger my head
the beautiful streAm-Stewarts Creek,
wends its way murmuringly by, and the
sun just shining forth on its bright wa
ters caused il to sparkle in his rays,
Near by is large rose bush, full Of
crimson flowers, sparkling with the
morning dew, that impart a sweet fra
GRANGE to the cold air Of morR-all
seems like enohantment
Though rumors Of war" arc waited
on every side, l eau hardly realize that
war 10 in the land, everything is so quiet
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For the Nashville Union.
Gen. SchOfield.
TRIuNE. May %. 1863

TRIUEE, May %, 1868.
Editor Of tle Nashmle Union,
In your issue of yesterday you pub
lished 40 extract from the Tribune dated
Washington, 18th, which stated that ga
movement is on foot which is strongly
supported by influential men both in and
out of the Cabinet, for the appointment
Of Gen. Butler to the command of the
Department OF the West, of which Brig
Gen. Sohofeld, whose nomination as
Major. General the Senate omitted to
confirm, on the ground of his pro. slavery
views and general incompeteaoy is tempo
rarily in charge"
If Gen. Schofeld has been represented
as being incompetent for the command,
feel confident it was done by those who
were not his friends. Gen. Schofield
made application TO be relieved from duty
in that Department and was assigned to
duty with this Division. He was with
US but one short month, bat In that time
has gained the respect and confidence of
both officers and men. | deem ii but
justice to Maj. Gen. Schofield TO say that
he has been assigned, and is now in
command, of that Department by di-
rection of the President.
While with us, Gen. SchOfeld gained
the love, respect and confidence of all in
this command, and was regarded as being
the ablest General this Division has ever
been fortunate enough to be under since
our gallant General, who now commands
this corps, left US.
Gen. Sch field is a gentleman and a
soldier, and carried with him the kindest
wishes aud regard from all who knew
him. OLD SOLDIER.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
or
HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE.

No. l-0un Factory, Colege street on tho Hiu
Asst. Surgeon, c, T. BAINrs, Us V.
2--Uulverslty Binding, Market street, On the
hill Asst. surgeon, Il. d. LTSDE, U.s.V,
s-Ensley's Building, Sc corner Public sauaro.
Surgeon, lKws ID, HARLow.
f-Howard High school, College street, on the
hhL c. II. Bur, Surgeon In charge
5--Gun Factory, upper end n ont street. Asst
Surgeon, r. b. BIAsER.
e-oollege street, scar Broad. surgeon, CA,
kOBrUssRa.
T-colsge street, between Church aud Broad.
Act. asst. Surgeon, G W FRANCE
G-Masonlc Hall Church ieot, near Summer
Asst Surgeon, D. BAurn.
e-Carriage Faetory, Market street, bolow the
Square. Asst Surgeon, @. STKaMAS,
lO--hsdioal College, College strsot, on the Hm
Act Asat. Surgeon, W. X. BOWLING.
IL" PEsT HOUSE, "--On the University Pike.
Act. Asst Surgeon, l.. D. HpGLH,
l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner cherry
Surgeon, FRED. SxYNOUR.
l3-Bame High School, spruce street, cor. Broad.
Asst. Surgeon, A. Il. Smith, U. s. A.
" l4--FemAle school, Church street, ,ear Chatta.
nooga Depot Surgeon, JonN Il. PHuLIrs
l5--Hynea' High School Line sire 3 corner sum.
mer. Surgeon, w. NJ 'HANBARs
i6-Cordon Block, corner Broad ST. 4 and Rivcr
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID WELSH.
H-orTIoEEs' HosrrAL -Planiers Hotel, sum
mer street corner Deaeerok. Surgeon
J. II. WRIGHr.
l8-COrner Church aud College streets. Surgeon,
II 9. PLUMnER.
l9-MOrris 4 Stratton's Building, no. "a Markei
street. Surgeon, W. II. GoXpoE.
4" 90 Baptist rburoh, Summer street sorgsOn,
GOODWIN
21-Methodist Church, Church street Surgeon,
N. NJ. HOTroH.
" 22-HSrdcastle 8, South Market street. Surgeon.
-. BECKWTH
Z 23--Corner vine and Broad streets. Surgron, q,
CHAMBERiIH.
I" 2s--Oorner Market and Clark streets A, A Surg
ADAM rRAu
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AN appeal to the Loyal NTen ~ Mid
die Tcunessre.

AN appeal to the Loyal STon ~ Mid
die Tennessee.
Here is the plain, unvarnished, but
spirited appeal of Middle Tennessee
soldier. Read it and ponder its words
well.
GAMP SpEana, TENN
May %, 1865
Mr.. EDIToR:-Sir, il it is consistent
with your appreciation, will be much
gratified, indeed, to appeal through the
columns OF your most widely circulated
aud excellent paper, 10 those intelligent
aud loyal protesting men that are cOntio-
lily taking refuge behind our army, the
urgent importance in their at once join,
ing the great National army, for their
own defence.
o. my countIymen of Middle, East,
and West Tennessee, yea from all rebel
dom, why do you not at once make up
your minds TO come out on the sid of
your God, your Country, and in defence
of the Government that gave You birth
aud protection Most assuredly you
should feel equally as much interested
as those who have already shown their
devotion and love by enrolling them
selves in defence of their country.
have not language or power to ex-
press the Joy that arises in my heart
when l call to memory the catalogue of
brave and patriotic Tennesseans that
have already said to the rebel monster,
by their actions, that they will fight him
10 the bitter end.
My friends, my heart bIeeds with
grief at your reluctance in regard to the
great cause you advocate.
pledge TO you my sacred honor, that
the great and grand Western Army has
about come 10 the same consideration
that have TO say unto you, Olye gene
ration of bipeds, who hath warned you
10 fee the wrath to come, bring forth
fruits meet for repentance. Your
simply protesting to be loyal to the
Federal Government, is only an express
sion of your avarioe aud cOwardice.
You should not hesitate for a moment
TO see the urgent necessity of your join
ing the service OF your country; your
homes are invaded by powerful foe, a
foe that has no sympathy for a free form
of government; a toe that is doing all
that is in his power, to place you undrr
ten-fOld worse than Egyptian Bondage;
yea, toe who has always robo' you
your elective franchise, and shut you up
in dungeons; from all of the above consid-
erations, and thousands of others not
necessary to be named; patriotism and
humanity alike iorbids that you should
withhold your services, and proclaim
that it is your imperative duty to flee 20
the standard Of your country, and place
your shoulders TO the wheel Of progress
and press forward 10 victoryl Then
come out, aud in some of the regiments
that are already IN the field, or organize
new ones to suit yourselves
PRIvATE, Co, g,
Let Middle Tenn. Infantry Vols
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re ApVERTIsERs IN DETAIL
TIE RATE VIII BE AS FoLLoWa

Advertisements occupying any special positlotfl1
sids ~ per cent. additional special position outside,
10 per cent
ss- Advertisements inserted IN the Local Column
charged at the rate Of tweEsy cents por line.
Changes may bu mcde periodically when agreed
upon but every such change Will involve extra
pense, W bo paid for by the advertiser
- Adverses eroeediHg e spaoe contracted for ,eiI
b charged for la excess
marriage and Funeral Notices,
When exceeding Ave lines, will be charged at tho
usual advertising rates.
Announcements of Candidates.
For state W
County "
city W
ae- Cash required In advauce ior all advertise
men,s, unless by special agreement,
VIZ, the undersigned, hare this day adopted the
above rates, 70 which bind ourselves strictly H.
adhere.
WM. CAMERON, for I've linton
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dispatch
NAsavuLE, Tess. July 18th, 1909
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,

(IS PAR FuEDS.)
Daily Union, (sngle copy per anuum. so 90
per week............ 25
SRA communications on business with the OGice,
will be addressed to the PUBL fSHERs oftks UNION,
and all communications to the Editor viii be address.
ed to S. o. MEROER.
Editors floyal newspapers will do us great kind.
by re-pubshing the foregoing, its substance
The current transactions in Tennessee for months
viii be highly interesting to all lovers Of their
country and her free insttuuons and the columns Of
the UNION win furnish the earliest and most reliable
history Of these events.
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of our boy hood days, in his revolving
fate. Hope to hear from him soon.
You've SoLDmR,
Co. "E," 9th Ree't Indiana Vols.
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Battery "a" 1st Middle Tenn. Art
Country more than kindred.

Country More than kindred.
The following is a copy of a letter
sent by Lieutenant in the q. s. service
in reply to one from a COpperhead
brother in Indiana. May such be the
stern response given to every COpporhead
letter:
HEADQUARTERS 39th, Ono VOL,
TRIUNE, Tenn.
Brother John:
/ have in my possession letter with
your signature, sent me by brother
Samuel. Ii is . long TRADE upon the
Administration, Abolitionism, &c, ter
ribly mixed up, with little meaning or
sense; quite a wind and smoke affair,
and of itself merits no answer. But in
this letter, in more than half q doEs n
places, you have thrown yourself liable
to arrest aud trial for the purest of crimes,
Treason, as you will perceive by late
orders from Washington.
Now, you are my brother, aud il would
pain me to do anything against you, yet
am sworn officer ia the service of the
United States; and you must know, have
to discharge my duty. cannot think
you so Lost TO honor and manhood as to
write that letter. and give you but
twenty-six days in which to send me
the name Of the person who dia write
it. If you fail to do this, the letter, with
proper charges will be sent TO the Pro-
vost Marshal Of your district, and pro-
ceedings opened against yourself. With
the hope that you will take he advant-
age of the only means left to get out Of
this difliculty-send me that traitors
name before l am compelled to open
proceedings against yourself
Iremain, in sorrow, your brother,
LIEUT.. "DAN."
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PUBIlC SALE OF

GfOVHEGNMENT STOCK.
WILl be sold, at public auction. to the Highest
w bidder, at the Government dorsa Pens AZ the
foot OF summer street
$50 HORSES CONDFhINFD
Terms cash, ard property 50 be removed the same
day, AZ the riHA OF ow or. fale 10 commence at n
clock NJ on Tuesday, Nav 9th, 1868, and TO oon.
tinuo daily until they arc all disposed Of
,IlAkLtS II IRWIN,
lat lieut.. 9th Mich Vols and A A Q. ~
Act sat Quartermaster'e uffoe, kashville, Nay
ist 1869 ma1o
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LUTlNv.

VNHE lOPARrNERsHtP HERE TOFORE FXIsTING
i between p. Maxey and W y Moore, under
ths name aud style o. p w haxey Co., Is thi dhj
dissolved by mutud consent ihuse Indebted 10 tho
above hrm aud those having ella ims against said
arm, will call on W. Naxey, at the old ~tsna
No, 40 Market street, who Is Zone authorised % rot
tie the same. p. h, N T.
maylT--lw y M Hk.
Dispatch CODY one week.
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WANTED.

TWO GOOD sUTLkR- WAGONS. Wu, uut
i Teams also, II desired Inquire AZ Army NeW
Dept, 10 this city or Murfroesbofo.
Nay 7, lsO3--u
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ReIIRious servIcen.

Posr CaAFEL-(seoond Presbyterian Church, College
street, between the Square and the Louisville Depo
sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at O'Clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at lo5S O'Clock,
AM, and at Pm. Prayer Meeting overy Wed
aosday night al O'Clock.
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military BianIrs,

For sale at this Ofnoo, such a. Mofihly Oompanv
Rstrns, Clohng Re,1is, Ordnance Roirl,s Provision
RetNy7s, Special Ro7sist,osss, Co., 90.
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In consequences Of the increase in tho price Of paptr
and every other material used In Printing Office
We have been compelled TO raise the price Of paper
to 25 OTIS per week. or 81 per month to weekly OF
monthly subscribers and $40 year to yearly sub
,cribors whioh must In all cascs be paid in advance
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Notice 60 News-DeaIers.

News Dealers wanting more than enc hundred
copies, must sgDd ia their orders BY O'Clock, the
evening previous, 70 have thom flled promptly
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Ronding for tho ArmY-To Chap
IaIuH aud Colonies.
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Here is the plain, unvarnished, but
spirited appeal of Middle Tennessee
soldier. Read it and ponder its words
well.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1863-11-21
AN ORDINANCE

To amend an Ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance
concerning the public market of the town OF
Oprlousas." Ordained July Z, 1860.
THE Board of Police of the town of Ope lou.
u sas, do Ordain as follows:
Article That no fresh meat of the cow kind
shall be retailed in less quantities than quar-
ter in the town of Opeo,sas. except it be sold or
exposed for sale in the market house of said
town, and TAT 9 price which shall not exceed
tw enty five cents per pound, under penalty OF
fine of ten dollars for each offence. All fresh
meat of the COW kind may be hawked about the
streets of the-town and sold by the quarter or in
larger quantities All other meats may be sold
and retailed in the streets Of said town in any
quantity. sS
Article H. That any person will be permitted
TO retail meat in said market by complying with
the regulations established by the Board of Po-
lice, and paying the taxes imposed by the Ordi-
nances OF said town.
Article Ill That all Ordinances or resolutions
contrary to this Ordinance, be and the same arc
hereby repealed.
Article ". That this Ordinance shall tahs
effect from and after its first publication.
Ordained September 30, 1863
FA KING, President.
Jos D RICHARD, Clerk.