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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-10

RECORDERS CoURT.-There was a slight
decrease in the number of persons ar
raigned before Recorder SHANE yester-
day.
The majority of these were of citi-
gems who evidently did not know the
laws relative to watering the streets.
They-(Messrs. Isaac Jacobs, Rosenthal
Metz, Longenett, Sobel Kercher and
RusD--were, therefore, let off with the
payment Of costs and procuring authori-
~ for the privilege of using water from
the hydrants for that purpose.
William Cullen, charged with disor-
DERBY conduct was discharged.
Mrs. McGwinn was fined So and costs,
having been convicted of a similar
charge.
Altamonte, slave, was sent TO the
workhouse for stealing.
Martha Carson, for disorderly conduct,
was fined So and costs. Fr
Dennis Hulm, for being drunk, had TO
fork over SO and costs.
Milton, slave, paid costs for mer-
chandizing without license.
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8p telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
News from Gen. Fosters Command.
Advices from Charleston Anxiously
Expected.
slidell Advises a return to the Union.
Threatened Attack on Port Royal

New York, April 9.-Respecting Fos-
ter's position it is said ten thousand rebels
under Gems. Hill and Pettigrew, marched
on the 30th ult., to the north side of Will
mington, and seven regiments TO the south
bank of Pamlico river. Two transports
unsuccessGully attempted to reach Gen.
Foster. Gems Palmer and Price have
taken such steps as to remove all fears
for the safety of Gen. Foster.
WASHINGTON, April 9--The excite
ment regarding Charleston is intense.
The Navy department expect hourly adj
vices knowing that the attack was 10
have been made on the I'd inst
The New York Posts special says,
Slidell has written to the rebel leaders
that England and France will not inter-
vene nor recognize the Southern Confed-
eracy, and advises them to make the best
terms possible 10 return TO the Union.
Last Sunday at noon nearly all Of our
iron clads were off Charleston.
New YORK, April 9.-COtton dull at
Csc. Gold 4734.
PoRT RoYAL-The rebels at Savannah
threatened to attack this place, aud sink
our vessels, etc, which frightened the
store keepers SO at Hilton Head that they
sold their goods at less than New York
prices.
1t is reported that General Hunter has
ordered our troops to withdraw from
Brunswick and Fernandina.
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sword Presentation.
For the Nashville Union ]

CAMP 35TH IT, Vol. INFAErRy)
MURrREEsBoRo, TENN, April 6, 1863.
Az tho battle Of Pearidge our Colonel
GO. A. SM1TH) was wounded very severe
ly, since which time he has been absent
from his command until the 31st of
March. During the Colonels absence
the regiment was commanded by Lieu
tenant Colonel CHANDLER, a brave and Of.
hcient officer, consequently on Colonel
SMITHS return the noneommissioned Of
ficers and privates Of the regiment pre-
sented each, Colonel and Lieutenant Colo
mel, with beautiful sword. They were
presented while on dress parade, by Ser
geant L. G. ToRBENcE of company G, who
used the following language in fine style:
Col. SMITH; In welcoming you back TO
your command, and as a welcoming to-
ken of our fidelity and good will for you.
in behalf of the noncommissioned officers
and privates of the 35th Illinois, pre-
sent you with this beautiful sword, be-
iACNAuE tildN ~ Is TIC nNAt5A lnAt n
command could give to its commander;
therefore, take il, and we all know that
in your hands it will prove a terror to
our enemies, and that you will never I'M
sheath il except in defence of that flag,
the emblem of free and independent
nation.
LIEUT. COLONEL CHANDLER:-Ever since
the organization of this regiment you
have been identified with it, undergoing
all the fatigues, privatiOns and hardships
as one of the command, marching at its
head from field TO field, from State to
State, and from department to depart
ment, and now, in behalf of the non COM
missioned officers and privates of the
35Lh Illinois, | present you with this
beautiful Sword, believing that it is the
fittest present command could give to
its commander. Therefore, take it, and
let it prove a terror to our enemies, and
let me conjure you never TO unsheath it
except for the right and in defence of
that flag that has so VIGOROUSLY and tri-
umphantly waved over us and you at
Pea Ridge, at Perryvile, and the last
though not least bloody struggle of Stone
River.
The Colonies each responded in noble
sentiments, declaring that they should
ever remain faithful TO their commands
hereafter as heretofore.
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THEATRE-This evening the perform
ances at the theatre are for the benefit OF
Mrs. JORDAN, an excellent actress and an
accomplished lady. The selections made
are such as cannot fail to give entire sat
isfaction. The opening piece is the play
Of "The Green Bushes; or the Huntress
Of the Mississippi" In this, Mrs. jon
DAN sustains two characters, Miami, and
Madame ST. Aubert, in which she will
have fair field for the display of her
versatility and talents. Mrs. DUNCAN
and Mrs. BERNARD also appear in impor-
tant characters. Mr.. HAMILTON imper-
sonates Connor O'Kennedy; Mr.. FOSTER,
George O'Kennedy; and Mr.. JORDAN
Wild Murtogh, The after piece of Glove
in all Corners; or the Robbers of the
Heath" close the evenings entertain
ments. Between the pieces, Mr. @. ii.
w. BENT sings the patriotic song Of "The
Flag of the Free" and It. o. d. KREss
performs a solo on the Piccolo. Mr. BENT
is one of the finest vocalisls in the Union,
and TO hear him alone will be worth the
price of admission. 1t. KREss is skill
full musician and it will be treat also
to hear him. With all these inducements,
added TO the acknowledged claims of the
beneficiary, we shall be astonished if the
theatre is not filled to repetiOn.
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Indncement to Suffers.

We beg leave to call the attention of
Suffers and Dealers generally, to the
fresh supplies we are receiving daily,
consisting Of all brands Of chewing and
smoking tobacco, a large assortment of
pipes, canned fruits, sardines, oysters,
dates, figs, nuts, raisins, pickles, sausage,
candies, etc. Also, a large variety of
commercial, note, and letter paper, en-
velopes, pencils, gold aud steel pens, port
folios, pocket account books, ink, black
ing, etc. Silk and cotton handkerchief,
suspenders, neck ties, combs, hair tooth
and blacking brushes, pocket books and
wallets, umbrellas, gum overcoats, blank
cts, haversacks, valises, pocket knives,
shirts of all descriptions, hats, shoes,
boots, towelling, domrstics, calicoes,
jeans, kerssys, osnaburgs, and a full
sto Of notions. Also, groceries and all
kinds Of wines aud bitters, which we
offer for sale al the lowest marketra rates, al
wholesale. A. an LANDsBERG 4 Co,
Corner Of Market st., and Public Square
march sly
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CRIMINAL. Court.-The court as
chiefly engrossed yesterday with the
trial of Thomas Marry, arraigncd on a
charge of murder. After faithful
hearing he was convicted of murder in
the first degree
Mr.. GAIN, charged with violating the
tipping laws of the State, submitted his
case and got off with fine OF FIVE dollars
and costs.
Ii. II. HARRISON, ESQ, appeared and
took the oath of allegiance as practice
ing attorney.
No other business was transacted OF
any interest
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SutIers, AttantIOnI

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, and Ken
lucky tobacco; cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers will do we'll 10 look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
Special attention paid to shipping. No.
60 Public Square, below City Hotel
HARNEY, HUoHEs & Co.
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40. 0h PnbIIc Snnnre.

We have in store small lot of dried
apples and peaches also, a large stock
of suffers goods and notions; fine cut,
rosebud, and sunny side chewing to-
bacco Excelsior, Washington, and mild
Ashland 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.
HARVEY, HUGHES & Co.
Sd door from N. T.. Cor. Pub. Square.
March left. DisDatch copv.l
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An alarm of fire drew out the steam
engines yesterday, butthey did not have
occasion to throw any water. A wooden
shed, which was on fire, oocasioned the
alarm. 1t was summarily disposed of
without the use of water, having been
RACED TO the ground,
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There are several prisoners confined in
Jail, on different charges, against whom
neither witnesses nor prosecutors have
appeared, consequently, no indictments
have been made by the Grand Jury.
Judge BRIEN has determined to discharge
them next Thursday, if the same state
Of things continues,
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sIcw ADVERTISE
A CARD.

n NfhAhOs
Sometime during the past it was my good fortune
to win the affections and to receive the hand Of
very worthy and respectable young lady ofNashvile.
The alliance thus formed, pro cd fora season, agree
able and happy to both but, in an evil hou', while
was absent in the service Of my country, in obedi-
ence to the calls Of honor and duty, an enemy crept
INTO our paIad Use, and poured the leproses dstill
mentsr Of flsehool and malice into the ears of my
wife THIS enemy was in the shope of a woman
who falsely asser ted that had been married Is her
and that she bad prior claims me as a husband
The cunning ami malignity Of this woman cause
me wife to discard me, and, in the hope that might
find opportunity to satisfy her with "proof strong
as Holy Writ" that she had done herself as wol
me, great injustice have chosen to suffer wrong
in 81 ence. But the pressing calls Of duty prevented
mo from attending to the matter as wished. feel
hat II my duty now to break that silence. There.
fore, in tbs public manner, denoun ce the state
ment that was over married to any other person
previous to the honorable allano made in this city,
an unmitlga oalumny, and challenge any and all
rsons TO the proof which, IL II exists ought to be
of easy access ask the friends Of the young lady
who is really my wife, well my own friends, and
a who have thought kindly OF me, to snspend.thsir
judgment until 1 shall have been shown guilty.
Conscious of my innocence, and proud Of my repu-
tation as mau aud an officer feel keonly the cruel
blow which has bereit of personal happiness, but
am consoed with the belief that "Truth is omnip-
otent end public justice certain" I shall calmly
await the verdict
BARTHOLOMEW sCANLAN,
Capt nh Pa, Cav.
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LOCAL AND COMMERCIAL.

On account Of the great press Of news
matter on our columns we have been
compelled to leave out some advertise
menls, witch we hope will not occur
again
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The especial attention of wholesale
purchasers of Millinery Goods is direct
ed 20 the advertisement Of Mr.. HENRY j.
SMITH, Cincinnati 10 another column.
10 cash buy the greatest inducements
are offered in a full and choice selection
Of Imported and American Flowers,
Ribbons, and Straw Goods, unsurpassed
by any stock in this line on this side of
the mountains.
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Twenty barrels Apples-Spie's,
Spitzenberger's and Baldwin's-all of
which are choice red Apples. Warranted
finer lot Of Apples than have been Of
fered in this market Ten boxes Oranges.
Ten boxes Lemons. A fresh lot received
this morning. Oranges and Lemons will
be closed out at very low rates. Ten
kegs real Golden Syrup, for family use'
for sale cheap. Come and see us, at So
North Market street.
CLARK & GREGoRY.
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HoRNBEoK &c AsHBBIDGE, 40 College
street, keep constantly on hand a large
assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Negro Goods, Soft Hats, etc. Also,
Ladies, Misses and Children's fine Shoes,
Men, Boys and Youths fine Boots, Shoes,
BrOgans, etc, etc. Quick sales and small
profits is our motto.
HoRNBECK & AsHBRIDaE,
march27- I'm. 40 College street
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aeutal Notice,

Whole and part sets of teeth inserted
in a beautiful and substantial manner,
either upon gold or vulcinate, Also
plugging, cleansing, and extracting, by
X. RUSSELL.
Corner Union and Cherry streets, Nash
vile, Tenn.
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i,articuIar Notice.

Persons mailing, or otherwise, sending
rs money, will obligc us by RENTING
green. backs" They are recognized as
currency, and refused nowhere in the
United States. We receive frequently the
notes Of banks which may be solvent
enough at home, but which we are COM
pelled to sell at a discount, not being able
TO use them in our business operations at
mar. Will our friends please bear this in
mind ?
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by order of tho Mayor the Board OF
Aldermen will meet at the Aldermen's
Chamber this evening at two o'clock.
1t is hoped all the members will be
present, as business of the utmost impor-
lance will come up before the Board
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-10

Tho Fire Department, we are informed,
will have a parade morrow, on which
occasion the new hook and ladder truck,
which we spoke Of yesterday, will be
formally delivered. The 9Th Kansas
band is to be on hand.
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A captured letter dated McMinnyilIe,
March 9th, published in the Cincinnati
Gasette says-"General Morgan and lady
are here. Her sister Miss Ready was
married to General Hardee yesterday.
We had gay times"
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Tm RwER,-ls now barely nayigable
for steamboats, Of light draught; there
being only, AZ feet water on Harpeth
Shoals, The weather continues dry,
April has thus far been constaut-she
has shown only smiles. Tears she seems
not 10 possess.
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DR.. Kings Dispensary

ntNv, .oTmerly Of Nov York, tor
- the last four years Of Luulsyi iles XIV
and who has devoted his attention 10
the treatment Of private Diseases for 30 years aters
hiustf, having attended 10 practice Tor 20 many
years, and cured 30 many thousands, be ls enahlsd
20 cure all diseases OF private nature, no matter
how bad they may be from iwudiciuus medical treat.
muuti OF from neglect NJ their own. lr KINGS
lJsponsary Il No. - Deadorck street. between Cbsf.
~ aud the Square second a;ory, whore hs cures III
diseases Of private nature.
Gonorrhoaa cured without nausouus medicines
Interference with business
htsictues Of old or recent date snoctualy cured
a iew days, BY ao operation which causes no rain.
Where structure exists health cannot be euuJoyod
Pornaps no disease causes more mischief Ahd uuaor-
mines the constitution ~ much.
syphilis With all the diseases Of the Hku, growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment eau DO eluttukly
cured ia Few days.
bogninai Weakueas Particulars teHton having boon
given 10 this disease and all the couHoq grDW
log out Of g. brought on ia many ca-ns by us de.
structys habits u uoonsiderato youths aud excess
I've Indulgence Of The passions, upripot 81 Whi,k
will uuigrmns tho constitution, rendering the A H.
ioot unn for business o. society, ana causing preu,a
tuTo old age.
tom ~ Who may beisboriug Win any officially Of
the womb may r'st assured OI ilaniod e. rsllsf
Persons residing abroad, By writing and stating
then case, WIN Zoe ouCiusi a. direct Co Dr. A King
NO rs frederick street, Nashville, Ienu viii have
tho haoessaFy medicines sent 90 their address Onus
hours nom so'clock Ina the iuoruing until 10 co.,
FnhlnF lJult lu-in Il 4 Wv
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Information was received here yester-
day that about forty Of Dick McOann's
guerrillas came into his old ncigborhood
night before last, laid down their arms,
and gave themselves up 10 the Federal
authorities. lfall that we hear of the
condition Of things in Dixie be true, we
are not surprised at their "comiog in"
Hard times will tell
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Special Auction.

l will sell this morning, at los o'clock
A. NJ, fine stock of Fancy Dry Goods,
and the richest assortment of Brilliantes,
Jaconet, and Swiss Muslin, Lawns and
Embroideries ever offered in this market:
also Notions and Boots, 40 Public Square.
april 10 1t. NJ. MARBURG.
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DR.. JoHN p. Ford and lady left this
city yesterday, with the permission of the
federal authorities, to take up their resi-
dence in the Southern Confederacy.
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The Minstrels give another entertain
ment tonight, The programme contains
the usual variety, Go and enjoy your
self
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NoTIcE,-At G.. WRIaHTs secondhand
Furniture and Repairing Shop, on Col.
lege Street, is a MELoDEoS for sale, cheap
and in good order,
april s,'62.-6t co.
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A meeting of the Common Council,
Prest. ANDERSON In the Chair, took place
yesterday afternoon. The reports of the
several officers of the corporation were
presented and received.
Mr. KNOWLES, of the Finance Commit
tee, also laid before the Council sundry
claiins-the same that were acted upon
Iayorably by the Board of Aldermen at
their last mceting-and they were or
dered TO be paid.
Mr.. SoUTHGATE presented the report OF
the Keeper OF the Pest House and also
a claim of SPENCER CHANDLER as agent
Of that Institution. The report was re-
oeived, and the claim referred to the FL
nance Committee.
The petition of MCCULLOUGH j. HUFF,
presented at former meeting, was
granted.
Mr.. SAVERS presented an account due
j, G.. Moore, which was referred TO the
Finance Committee.
The petition of the BARRIERS of Nash
Vile for permission TO form an associa-
ton was granted.
The resolution of the Board of Alder
man rendering the use of the City Hall
to the Criminal Court was adopted,
Mr.. KNOWLES introduced bill TO sus-
pend all laws authorizing and regulating
the use of water from the hydrants for
sprinkling the streets which was passed
on three readings.
Some other business of no general i'm
portance was transacted and then the
Council adjourned.
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We are indeb ted TO TRUFsDAU & Co.,
Union street, for the latest newspapers,
Thanks, gentlemen
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Notice to Absences LIST Md. Tenn.
Cavalry.

A l. MEMBERS OF TINS EEgImHAr AZ THE
- city, Will report Co mo &C go D'ia tolloth4e
buillug, Cherry ttrDet. Unless tiey report within
rEH DAYS from date hoy Wl ba tees ed q dsuorisrs
by order VI "A. col. EUbp,f GAlttAlrH,
Commanding Regiment.
O. d. Bsigs, "a ~. Co A. , Ist Ali Tenn. Cav
Nashville, March Z1-lui.
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The Imperial" on Deaderick street,
has long been regarded as one of the first
institutions Of its character in, the city of
Nashville The weary, the thirsty, and
the sad, could always find something
there to revive, refresh and console them
1t still maintains its reputation. Under
the charge of its new proprietor, Ben
WALLACE, it will not be permitted to de-
generate. He has selected with great
care his stock of Brandies, Wines, and
other liquors, and has therefore the very
best. His Catawba is really delicious,
as we found upon sampling il. DO not
forget the place when you desire any
thing in his line
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We are receiving daily choice Butter,
Fresh Eggs, choice Hams and Dried Beef,
Also, the finest Of Apples In store this
Saturday. morning, April 4th, twenty
barrels extra Apples, five barrels fresh
Eggs, which we offer at the lowest mar
ket rates. Families may save a hand
some profit by calling on us to buy their
Coffee and Sugar Mind the place, IS
North Market street, opposite the Gov
eminent Stable.
april4-lm. CLARK Il GREGORY.
-rn------
LEE s. DUNN q Co. pay the highest
prices for Vouchers and Government
Claims. Call and see them before SELL
ing, at No 20 Union street.
March 3-if.
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april10-1t+

just received and for sale, at No. "a
Market street one door below the Wat
son House, 80 barrels choice Apples.
april10-3t* NELSON & PFEFER.
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/. O. of @. II.
WANTED,
BOARDERs WANTED.

A FEW GENTLEMEN WILL FIND GOOD BOARD
~ ami suitable accommodations, In quiet aud
peasant part u the city by applying Al No. 70 south
Vino strs.t, between Church aud Broad streets
Apls-lui.
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TED,

A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE. Centrally 10.
"A GATED, BY good cash Iaying tenant The best
n reference given. FoT further Information, AL a.
No 10 North summer street
Nashville, Feb 20, 1905
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5. B. DUFFIELD., .....,..,......,....M Manager
CLAUDE q. HAMILTON ........ Stage Manager
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-31

The Grave-disser Ofthe ChielahOminy'
We hsve been waiting few days to see
what reception the nomination Of Fits-Ns-
poleOn Mcclellan would have from the
Democracy. We have not waited in vain
for we have bsen convinced, after reading
the political horizon, that Mcclellan is
soon to be embraced by the Democracy.
His name, suggested by the so-called Con-
servstives, which are made up Of the rag
tag and bobtail Of the old defunot political
organizations, has been furnished theme
for editorial adulAtion by large portion
Of the Democrsticpress, 1t is evident they
are getting Little Mack into the right con-
dition for swallowing. As the Boa hcks his
victim sll over to render him easy Of gulp-
ing, so the friends Of the grave digger are
pouring fourth their sickly sdulation Of
his great military sbility and wise strate-
gy. This nomination is undoubtedly the
best that could be made by the Democracy.
he has enough Of military renown, though
it be built on dead men, TO attract many
who want q military leader. or all our
generals, no one Of them would be such o
capital racer for the T" Conservatives ss
Little Mack. There are very few
Of the reasonable elements at work
in the North that could not be rallied
by Mcclellan. He has, since disgrace.
fully ordered to Trenton, maintained {
wise silence for the most part. We have
no better desire for the opposition than tina
they should gulp down the ''great sirate
gisf," the "nspoleOnic genius" Fitz No
Clellen, the grave digger Of the Chicka
| hominy.