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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-21

GjSConfort for the Army-Nilson's date
Evans Patent Tent Stove.-The undersigned, hay
ing purchased all the conflicting interests in the
celebrated patents and improy emcnta Of Woodbury.
and Of Evans upon Portable Tent Slows for army
u c, Is now Prepared to furnish dealers in WASH
ngtnn and Baltimore, without delay, with WILL
SONS PATENT TENT STOVES made of cast iron,
with eight feet OF pipes each stove packed In box
twelve inches by six, and we CHING, all complete,
but about twenty pounds; large enough to heat
thoroughly any ofncer's tent "a wonder Of COM
pac meas and utility For sale by all the prominent
dealers in stoves a d suffers suppl es.
u. F. WILSON, Sole Proprietor
Ge2l.tf National Hotel, Washington.
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b. TALCoTT, Manager.

HS- The COME ssions and Experience Of
AN INVALID. Published for the benefit and A. .
warning and A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of Man.
hood, etc., supplying At the same time THE mEAHa
OF SELF CURE. By one who has cured himself az
ter being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and QuAckery.
ny enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
NV 26-lV Bedford, Kinxu County, N, Y.
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MAJOR GENERAL JOHN BuFoRD,
Died December 10th, 1868.
Aged 81 years.


Soon the lid was screwed down, and eight
sergeants OF cavalry, from the late command
of the deceased General, took the coffin on their
| shoulders and moved down the aisle, preceded
by the officiating clergymen and followed by
the pail bearers, Major Generals schofeld
Doubleday, sickles, Casey, Heintzelman, War
ner, Hancock, and Augur.
Owing 10 severe indisposition Mrs. Buford
was not present.
AS soon as the head OF the procession passed
the front door of the church the band performed
the funeral drge. The coffin was placed In
the hearse, with the cavalry scrgeants
on each side as a guard Of honor, and the
procession moved in the following order
The Invalid Battalion Artillery; Cavalry
the pall-bearers in carriages; hearse with
four horses, followed by the colored body SER
want OF the late general; horse of the deceased
led by two orderllcs. The horse, fine, high
spirited gray, was fully caparlsoned, having
on the saddle and trappings of Major Cen
elal, with the boots and spurs of the deceased
attached.
Then followed carriages with Gen. Halleck
and stall and other officers; cavalry officers
| from Dismouuled Camp, all mounted.
Another long line Of carriages closed the
| procession, which proceeded down Fourteenth
street TO the Avenue, aud down the Avenue to
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, where
the coffin was placed in It's case and the escort
| dismissed
As the procession moved down the Avenue,
the bells Of the churches and engine houses
were solemnly tollcd. Capts. NJ. W. Keogh
and c. W. Wadsworth, with an invalid escort,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-21

A DrsAoREEAmE WIrE.-0n Saturday night
Margaret o. Bricn was arrested on the complaint
Of her husband by of'icer Kutzner, Of the Tenth
precinct, for three different offences She threat.
ened her husband with violence, for which ahe was
required BY Justice Boswell to give security to
keep the peace; she 10 pronounced by all who
know OF her TO he common drunkard, and, there
fore, an extreme annoyance, for which she was
required to give security for good behavior; she
was exceedingly profane in her conversation after
her arrest for which she was fined So. Not being
able TO pay 1t she was sent to TIE workhouse for
30 days. Her husband paid the fine for her yester.
day and took her out Of the workhousc.
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Aa,'uual Rrpablifau.
WASHINGTON. d. Q.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81, 1858
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-21

Er Storage-In Fire Proof Brick Ware
house, foot Of strcet. Apply to FRED. S. COZ
ZENs, Pennsylvania avenue, two doors from Four
teenth street. oc20-ti
10 Omcn OF the indie pc ndent Teleg rsph
Company, oO6 Ninth street, Zone door from Penn
sylvanis avenue.
jylb-u A. b. TALCOTT, Manager.
10 Diseases Of tho Nervous, seminal,
Urinary ana Sexual Systems-new and reliable
treatment in Reports of the Howard Associationy
sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free o.
charge. Address DR.. ]. SkILLIN HOUGH1ON,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. no5S-dhwsm
a. Public Schools.-There are few va
cant seats in the Male and Female Grammar Schools,
First District, First and second wards of the city.
Tickets Of admission can be obtained by An early
application to either Of the undersigned
J. o. WILSON,
sss New York av., bet. l2th and 18th SITS.
r. r. MORSELL,
$50 D street, opposite City Hall.
se23-u Sub-BoSrd Trustees First District.
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- ASSAULT AND DArTERr.-La Saturday night
about IL O'clock, Jno. Brrry, abrickiaycr, was at
rested by oflcer Handley, Of the Seventh precinct
upon the charge Of committing an assault and bat
terry upon stephen Lowwater, a restaurant keeper
on Seventh street. Il seems that two men went
into Lowwa'ers restaurant and stole several salt.
cellers. Upon their exit they were followed by
the proprietor, who pursued them ~ far as the
corner Of sixth and r streets, where the assault
was comm: tied. The policeman then came to
Low waters rescue. Barry than ran and was nred
upon by the policeman, when he stopped and was
arrested Justice Gibcrson held him to bail for
court IN the sum of $3.50.
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er, when the latter ALSO made thrust, and the
kni[e entered Atirns, II nht stde near the iiver

knife entered Burns' right side, near the liver.
The parties were apparently In fun, and after the
stabbing II was thought that Burns was merely
feigning to be hurt lie died in few hours of In
tcrnsl hcmorrnge. An inquest was Saturday NOR
ming held upon the body, and the jury rendered
verdict ''thnt the deed was done in = playful but
careless manner but is believed that 1t was not
Intentional" Tucker was, however, committed to
Jail By Justice Drury saturday morning for further
action to-day.
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= We have received letter from what
pnrports to be newspaper agency in
New York, enclosing An advertisement,
and requesting its insertion for three
noaths on the inside Of the UNIoS. The
,aderiissmehi Is headed--'5faahooi--
Ho0 Lost-Hoto Restored" We do not
know that orr readers have any particu-
lar interest in knowing how man
hood is lost or restored; nor
do we feel inclined 10 take the
chances of collecting OF newspaper
agency in New York the price
Of publishing any advertisement, be the
sum ever so small. The fact lie news
paper agencies are played out" They
have swindled the press so often with
"mslice aforethought, that no one but
the most verdant would pay any atten-
ton 10 their requests. The New York
agency may have need Of our columns.
We are sure we have no need Of it's ia.
vors. If it wishes TO advertise in the
US1oN, It can find our prices in our col
umns, and must accompany its adver-
tisements with the cash. We can have
no dealings with it on any other terms.
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Tnduoemeut TO sutlsr,.


We beg leave to call the attention Of
Settlers and Dealers generally, 20 tho
fresh supplies we are receiving daily,
consisting Of all brands Of chewing and
smoking tobacco, = large assortment Of
pipes, canned fruits, sardines, oysters,
dates, figs, nuts, rsisins, pickles, sausage,
candies, etc, Also, a large variety II
commercial, note, and letter paper, en-
velopes, pencils, gold and steel pens, port
folios, pocket account books, ink, black
ing, etc. Silk and cotton handkerchief,
suspenders, neck ties, combs, hair, tooth
and backing brushes, pocket books and
wallets, umbrellas, gum Overcoats, blank
cts, haversacks, valises, pocket knives,
shirts Of all descriptions, hats, shoes
boots, towelling, domestics, calicoes,
jeans, kerseys, Osnaburgs, and a full
stock Of notions. Also, groceries and all
kinds Of wines and bitters, which We
offer for sale at the lowest market rates, al
wholesale. A. & M. LANDsBERG 4 Co,
Corner Of Market ST., and Public Square
march sly. Ei avn
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES

81 fovisvr1Lf, Apri 4. Awm. Kaye was
elected Mayor, To- day by sbou, eight
hundred majority.
WAsnINoTos, April 4.A-The govern.
ment is informed that FIVE powerful rams
are Icing built for rebels on the Msrsey
and Thames.
Two hundred Thousand men will soon
be drafted TO Gil old regiments and be
Instructed in military tactics. "A
CNcIEEArr, April 4.--Governor Tod
has been arrested on charge Of kidnap.
ping DIR. 0lds ~ a .l..
General Grant has planted battery Of
eighty -four pound Parrot guns in posi-
tion to reach Yicksburg. non
WAsHNGroN, April ALI quiet in
front. Rebels have twenty. five hundred
troops at culpepper.
PmLADELPH1A, April "A special
says hat indications show the abandon
meHt Of the YazOo Pass Expedition.
The bombardmsnt of Yicksburg has
been abandoned on account Of a, storm,
Intelligence from General 'Hurlbut at
Memphis, says General AshbOth at Co.
lumbus and General Dodge at Gorinth,
report heavy force of Rebel Cavalry on
Tennessee river, above Florence.
New YORK, April 4 --Cotton dull at
72a73c. Gold IS. s.a.
The steamer Northern Light has ar
rived with $4,000 treasure.
The Nicaraguan Government has seiz-
ed all the property of the Transit Com
pany for the violation of contract.
Nothing had been heard Of the Ameri-
ca or Moses Taylor up to the 26th.
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SATURDAYS almost always signalized
by more stir and hustle, in our city,
than any other ofthe seven. Everybody
in the country, who has the time TO spare,
makes il point TO come TO town that
day. The ladies take advantage of it
to do the last of their shopping for the
week, whilst the merchant and shop
keeper halls its advent with their bland
est smiles. sheriffs, cOnsiSbles, tax.
collectors, and others, look to it as day
which will add to theiF finances, and
duns generally avail themselves of the
opportunities It affords for the proseou-
ton OF their vocation. Whisky shops
and beer saloons regard IT, also, their
day.
Last year Saturday was the appoint
ed time for .ho working of the rebel
grapevine telegraph. The stories it put
in circulation on that day, were ever Of
the most encouraging or startling char
acter. Every man or woman from the
country was piled with them, and by the
hour for commencement of church SER
vice, Sunday, the whole county rung
with their repetition. 1t was astonish-
Jog to observe the ready credence which
was given TO the most absurd and ri
diculous inventions trumped up to aus
tain sinking cause Week after week
deceiyers and dupes met, deceived and
duped, and with faces which wore an
air OF sober seriousness, laughabls
to those Of " little faith" Each succeed d.
ing month from blooming May" TO rus
set October, il was whispered that Nash
vile would be retAken by the rebels; and
not until that grim chieftain, who
regards war as war--the uneonquerable
RosEcRAEs--came within our limits, did
these inventions Of The enemy cease
Ailts his advent, the grape vine tel
egraph refused 10 respond 20 the man
ipulations Of the operators; and Il
began to be forgotten. This was vel
enough. Il bad lied so repeatedly, auC
80 unserupulOusly,. good manners ant
good morals might well insis. upon il
abatement as a nuisance. Saturday NJ
longer sent out its fabricAtions; and In
Sunday gossip Of rural church -goers RAJ
into other channels.
Yesterday was one of the most pleas
ant Saturdays Of the year. The SUI
shone brilliantly, but his hot and pierre
ing rays were tempered by refreshing
airs. The clustering Winds which Marcel
had left as legacy to April were hush
ed; the clouds Of dust which had dim
med the atmosphere, had passed away
II was a day for enjoyment; and on
people avAiled themselves Of IT, Lon
will Il be remembered
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RAILROAD AccIDENT.--The passenger
train which left Louisville for this place
yesterday morning, ran off the track two
miles north Of RacOn Creek. The la
dies car was preCipitated down an em.
bankment Mrs. DR.. Chambers was Sc
riously hurt about the head, and a
brakeman had one of his legs broken.
Fortunately these were the only persons
hurt. The accident was caused by a
broken rail. The arrival of the train at
this place was delayed by it till about
II o'clock p. NJ.
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NEW YORK, April LA Washing ton
letter TO the Commercial Advertiser says
Adjt.-Gen. Thomas is at the West and
should he so recommend, other troops
win follow the corps. of General Burn
side. "a 10
The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia North American says the
Administration confidently expects be-
fore the close Of the week news of inn
portAut successes by our feet in. the rear
of Charleston 1.-THE batteries at Siono
can be taken, it is believed that troops
can be landed aud reach the city with
out assaulting Fort Sumter or Fort Moul-
trie, which being cut off from their sup
plies, would fall without loss of ammu-
milton or vessels. s- W -A
A special from Memphis says the ram
Switzerland was but slightly injured in
passing Vicksburg, The Tascumbia
and Monarch have gone up the Yazoo,-
The dispatch also says it is reported
that the rebels have evacusted Hsines'
Bluff tf' ue
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We are receiving daily choice Butter
Fresh Eggs, choice Hams and Dried Beet
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. FamilisS may save a hand
some profit by calling on us to buy their
Coffee aud Sugar Mind the place, 80
North Market street, opposite the Gov
eminent Stable.
April4-lm. CLARK g. GREGORY.
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A young man of good moral character,
connected with the U. S. Army since the
bombardment of Fort Sumter, and in
good pay, wishes to correspond with a
young lady said lady 10 possess an ave-
rage education, good personal appear
nnce, and an agreeable disposition. The
best references given and required,
Address ARTHuR G. WEBSTER, care box
ISL, Nashville, Tens. ta
April 4-d 2twlt
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DISTRESSING AcoTDEET.--We regret 10
learn that son Of our esteemed fellow
citizen, DIR. w. w. BERRY, accidentally
shot himself yesterday. He was, at the
time, getting over a fence with his gun-
fowling piece-in his hand, when It
was discharged, wounding one of hands,
and inaicting another wound in one OF
his eyes, tho sight of which is probably
destroyed. The accident occurred a short
distance from his home, and almost
within the sight of the family. He is a
manly boy, aud the distressing accident
Is much 10 be deplored. "
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SrAT1oNERY.-We take pleasure in in
forming the hosts of readers of the UNION
that our friends, w. w. TREUsDAm & Co.,
news dealers, Union street, have just re-
ceived large assortments of stationery of
the best descriptions, and are offering it
at reasonable prices. Good stationery is
scarce eommo dity these times. Now
we have told you where it is; go there
and lay in your supplies.
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Largo Auction Sale at IL. Camp
BELLS, No. "a Public square.
will sell on Tuesday morning, April
7lh, commencing at 8 O'Clock, large lot
of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Hardware. Will be sold at tho
came eale, good assortment of Carpet
ing. We can make it TO the interest of
all persons wanting goods 70 attend this
sale. Merchants are particularly invited
to attend april5-2t
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We have now in store large stock Of
supplies in your line, to which we call
your attention. such as all kinds Of no.
tons fancy goods; canned fruits Vir-
ginia, Tennessee, Missouri, ard Ken.
lucky tobacco; cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers will do well 10 look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
Special attention paid to shipping. No.
60 Public Square, below City Hotel.
HARNEY, HUoHEs 4 Co,
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We are pleased to see that Messrs.
GREEN & GREEN are selling their goods
at the usual prices, Notwithstanding the
blockade in the shipment of goods from
the East. While nearly all other mer-
chants have advanced their prices gene
rally, they still have on hand a large
stock of Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnish
ing Goods, at 43 College Street.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-The Clerk of
the County Court Of Davidson County
issued marriage licenses TO the following
persons for the week ending Saturday,
April 4th, 1863, viz:
3 j. H. Cochnower, U. IS. A., and Flor
ence Courtney.
John S. Stephens and Sarah Slinksrd.
James o, Beasley and Margaret Har-
rison.
j. Hew Wilson and Mary Cook.
Thomas J. Woodward and Josephine
Sivels. htt
Albert HUM and Delilah Dunn.
Thomas W. Harper, q. S. A., and
2ebecca NJ. Majors.
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The expenses Of living are considtra-
BILE in Nashville at this time. Some idea
Of whatit costs to keep up atable may
be formed by reference to the quotations
Of prices which we give elsewhere.
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Lost, yesterday, a pocket book contain
ing between nine aud ten dollars five
dollar gteenback, the remainder in small
bills and postage currency. There was,
also, in the pocket book, note addressed
to Mrs. MARY BENTON, signed Ton. W.
NEAL, and few bread tickets on BULoTs
bakery The finder will confer a favor
on the owner by leaving il at this office,
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Commercial

ITJ7TI IT t LrIllyIoy ortlor,
NAHyiLlE, april 4th, 1888
There is very little doing in our grocery market,
thedemand being almost exclusively flr city con.'
sumption. We append quotations
Corrn,-In good supply at 40 to 90 cents ? pound.
SuoAR-Brown 2282ic.; Crushed 25@27c. per 10. 4
TEA-S99S2 90 = n. The stock is light
GoLDEs sYRuP-Sl 5o@l 70 y gallon. No Molas-
In market
FLoUR--An average stock on hand, chiefly Tennes-
SEQ and Kentucky, at slQ@f2 Rbearsl
BAooN-supply liberal sales at l2h9l5e. q d.
RrcE-Nope in mark ct, except 10 the Retail { AIDE.
CAsDLEs--star p cents y n ; Talow Is cents.
soAP-Ample supply atl49lG cents p D.
sALT-sJSs9 = barrel.
ToBAccO-lhe stock Of Tobacco is small, and
mostly Of inferior grades whiehts ~ 75e@Sl y D.
BAsaiso--2oe v yard s.6glE
RorE.-lGc y H.
INpIso-SI 75@s 5oHR rltt.
MADbyR--25o q 10.
FRmiIy Marketing.
BFu -I2H@l5e y ID
PoRE-lO9l5c 0D
CalpNs-75e Apiece II
TuEKtrs-s2@s2 80 piece
PorAIoEs--sweet, 81 IS q peck Irish, slaSl 2s y
peck.
BEANs-l2Nc y qlsft. -s-- .n,
sAIAD--5oo q peoC ~ H.f l.
Eogs-iO y dozen ~ A-H
HoNSY-l2jsc y quart.
BUuR--15mo0c q 70.
LAID --l03so v b.
Tie supply OF these artie,s is small and gensr
ally IN the hands of hucssters but few producers
attend he market.
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TnEATER --On tomorrow night the
interesting drama of "SiiIl Waters run
Deep" will be produced, followed by
the laughable afterpiece Of "Uncle Sam"
This is an excellent bill It ought TO
draw q full house.
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The meanest type of the rebel is one
who takes the oath OF allegiance to the
Federal government keeps the fact as
secret as possible, and affects great hOr-
ror when he hears that one of his neigh
bOrs has also taken the oath. We will
impale some Of these fellows before long
on darning needle.
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The minstrels have selected q rich
variety for their performance Monday
night. They take no step backward,
but steadily press forward. No wonder
their nightly levees are crowded.
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The weather yesterday was much
pleassnter than il had been for several
days previously. II was, however, still
little cooler than we expect Of April.
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The Criminal Court OF Davidson
county, Jugo NJ. M. BmEN, meets lo.mor-
row in the hall, second story, north end
Of the Market House
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LEE 5. DUNN s. Co. pay the highest
prices for Vouchers and Government
Claims. Call and see them before sell
ing, at No. 20 Union street,
March 3-tf
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nninl NnIIcc.

Whole and part sets of teeth inserted
in a beautiful aud substantial manner,
either upon gold or vulcinate. Also
cleansing, and extracting, by
.fl.y r. RUSSELL.
Corner Union and Cherry streets, Nash
vile, Tenn.
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nrr Good. Auction.

will selPto morrow morning at l0h
o'clock, prints, lawns, brilliants, shirt
bosoms, white goods and embroideries,
also notions and hoopskirts, No. AZ
Public Square. NJ. MARBURG. .
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No. as PnbIIc squire.

We have in store a small lot of dried
apples and peaches; also, large stock
of suffers goods and notions; fine cut
rosebud, and SUNNI side chewing to-
baccO; Excelsior, Washington, and mild
ASH md smoking do; Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, and Virginia do, in butts and cad
dies, all Of which we offer at reduced
rates TO suffers and dealers generally.
HARNEY, HUGHES & Co.
Sd door from N. 4. Cor. Pub. Square.
March lett Dispatch copy.l
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LOCAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The RIyEn 49, Our beautiful little
stream continues TO fall. There are yet
about eight feet " water on the shoals.