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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-01
The Cabinet on Pence and RecOns
situation.

correspondence OF lne New 1oik lflbuuc.
WASHINGTON, July 20.
Much has been said and written on the
status of Mr.. Lincoln and his Oabinetin
regard to peace and reconstruction.
Each writer promulgstes a new role in
the Cabinet, and each member is COM
PEELED TO act a conservative or rather
q radical part as they fancy of the writer
dictates. Many of these Cabinet "situ-
alton" articles have been ingenious, but
few of them have been true.
A DENIAL FLAT.
The late famous, or IN -famous attempt
to belle the Cabinet in the Herald was,
probably, the most absurd pronuncia-
mento pawned off upon the public. and,
Just here, l am authorized by a member
of the Cabinet, who suffered the writer
TO reiterate a few of its points in his
hearing, to deny its trdthfulness, fully
and conclusively. The Cabinet, under
no circumstances, have ever discussed in
public session the ideA of offering peace,
on any basis, TO rebels in arms. There
has been no serious division in the Cabi.
net ON the subject Of peace or Slavery
and far from truth is the report, that
there has been = Cabinet imbroglio.--
Furthermore. The Cabinet will nof en-
terrain or discuss propositions of peace
while 3 rebel is in arms against In,
Government.
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The hottest discussion the present
Cabinet ever INDUCED in, was on the
wording Of the Emancipation Proclama-
tion, and on this occasion the President
was the conservative party. Mr.. Seward
urged on this. occasion that no r%estric-
tions should be made in the application
of the proclamation, but that its applica-
ton should be universal. Secretaries
Chase and Stanton urged the same word
ing, but the President chose TO restrict
Norfolk and numerous other districts,
thereby eonfning the proclamation to
districts in open rebellion against the
Union.
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at headquarters before it left here was that the
Rebels had no means of crossing except some
wounded. A day will probably SHOW wherc
the Rebels are and the probable location of the
next battle field.
Considerable artillery firing was heard this
afternoon for about All hour in the direction of
haeefstown 1t was probably our cavalry en-
gazing stuart The latter has been very hard
te lind during the Rebel retreat According 10
all accounts his cavalry have lost the dash and
coz tluence that once enabled them to rove
arornd at will.
Our forces a. Boonsboro' report the enemy.s
plekets being thrown out nearly to that poiut
ana enclosing within their lines the Antietam
battle field and the Sheppardstown crossing
The main force is, however, considerably west
OF TINS, and covering the three roads that con-
centrate at Williamspo1L
OUR ARMY.
Ihe movement Of our army is such as will
to-oay fully uncover the enerny's position.
freeerick, in military sense, is quiet to night
though still crowded to rppletion with the fol-
lowers Of the great army.
MORE PRISONERS.
Seven hundred Rebel prisoners arrived to-
day from the front, the fruit OF our active cav
airy operations along the line of Rebel retreat
Ameng the party are number of officers, and
several Baitimoreans. One OF the latter is
George Lennon, a member Of the Maryland
Guards, and who was arrested for cutting the
halyar of the flag at the Custom House, soon
after the 18th OF April insurrection. Small par
ties OF prisoners, by tens and twelyes come in
constantly. The whole number of prisoners
reported ut headquarters up to this morning,
was twelve thousand.
THE LOSSES IN BATTLE
ruler information places our losses in killed
and wounded in the three days fight at fifteen
thousand. The bel loss in killed and wound
ed will be at least five thousand in excess OF
this. The reports received at Headquarters
state that twenty three hundred of the Rebel
dead mad been buried by our buryiRg parties
and only two thirds of the field of battle had
been explored. The whole of their killed left
on the held will be in excess of three thousand
The usual proportion of wounded to killed is
SIX 70 one, which would make their wounded
amount to eighteen thousand portion of
these were, OF course, only slightly injured.
and We're able to keep up with the army in its
retreat Without overstraining the estimate,
their total less in killed, wounded and prison
ers may be put down at thirty thousand
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From Baltim ore.

BALTIMORE, July e-About eight hundred
more rebel prisoners arrived here TO night from
Frederick. They were captured in the noun
tains, and taken to Fort McEenry. Still more
are said 70 be coming.
The reported wounding and death Of Gene
raj Fitzpatrick is not true.
Passengers from Frederick report everything
favorable in that locality.
Passengers who left Gettysburg to-day say
our wounded are generally doing well, ana
have the kindest attention shown them. Many
continue to arrive in Baltimore.
Immense throngs OF people are visiting the
mortal remains Of Archbishop kendrick, now
robed in state. The funeral win take place on
Saturday morning.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
Movements Of the Rebel Cavalry.

cavalry are reported at Roydsburgh. They
We're threatening to destroy the Frankfort
train, when the train was ordered back to
Frankfort. Telegraphic communication be-
tween here and Frankfort is interrupted 4
small party Of rebel cay airy is said to have le-
We'd on Hon. Robt. Mallory, at his residence
near Lagrange, for dinner, but made no other
depreciation.
Reports prevail, but are probably incorrect,
that q fight took place between Hobson's force
and the rebel cavalry near Shepherds Vile, this
evening.
Capture of Federal Transports.
LOUISVILLE, July s.-The steamers Alice
Dean and ]. s. MeCourt were captured by a
party OF 200 rebels 1T Bradenburg, KY, yester-
day. Our gunboats are in pursuit
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CANTERBURY HALL,
VIM. 4. Sim. Sole Manager % and PlopN;:.o,
THI STANDARD PLACE OF ANUsEMENT.
GENIUS AND BEAUTY.
FIRST GLASS hs 0als Ra's Eesis
DURING THE suhA1R SEASON.
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g TTHE ThE sEEsskkssIss ef of AAttss1Ess
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The celebrated vocalist.
The beautiful eeoteh Ballet, arranged by Mons
-u sv, H Hszollosy, entitled
in which Miss Louisa Wsils, Mons. sEollosy, and
v. Armstrong viii appear, supported By
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,,Ths The 20 pnlar Comsdian, A.
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Admission twenty sXs e and p ffty at cents. cen
WIN be given next sATu sbAY AFTERNOON. for
the accommodation of Ladies and Children, when
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NAffO NAL LOAN.

The secretary OF the Treasury having extended
10 the
FIRST DAY OF AUGUST NEXT
The privilege Of conversion we shall continue until
that date to furnish
THE NEW
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Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWlNTY YlARs FROM DATl.
os after ave years, at the option Of the government
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BEING SOLD AT PAR
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They o1era
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For large or small sums.
TH G D ZEN BO n DS
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and the
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Persons desiring further information concerning
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From the. Seat of War.

Series of Cavalry Fights-Capture of
iamsport-kilpatrick Not Dead, but
ElctOrious-The Enemy Preparing for
Battle-Skirm shine at the Front-Ad.
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NEW YORK, July e-The Post learns that
French ship. Oh WHr is stationed Off Matamoras
to preve the carrying OF contraoand OF war
to Mexico.
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Fly ENrY. Bonds.

We are now prepared to furnish to purchasers
q. 8. FIVE.TW ENTY BoNDs
OF all denominations. upon application, without
Subscribers holding our receipts are notified tn at
their bonds are ready for debyer, and are request
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EOR sALK-The contents OF the livery and hiring
II stables known as Smiths Stables sit ~
uated on 18th street. near Pa. avenue, con IN
sisting OF Carriage, Buggy and SaddleAA
HoIses Close Panel and Open Carriages. Top Bug
sortment Of Double and Sin gle Harness, saddles,
Brides and other things necessary to complete q
good outfit for the above business. Any person
Wishing to en- gage in lucrative business win do
Of st private sale earlier they will be exposed at
public auction on the 1st day OF August next at 10
.. M. To good tenant the stables win be let on
reasonable terms. The stand is Of forty years. du-
ration, the best in Washington: -
Je 2.tAugl" RANLY d BROWN.
ID WAR MAPS.
L HILP & SOLOMONs, Army Btationers, 332
Penn. avenue, have for ssle large assortment OF
War Maps, amongst which are
Seat of War in Mar ylsnd and Pennsylvania,
Potomac
bleys,. b,,yr,,s Map Of Virginia,
:. :" Richmond and vicinity,
:" Harbor and st. Helena
Sound,
Militsry and r. r. Map Southern States,
Coast Survey Maps of East and West Virginia,
Cotton Map OF Vir ginia and Maryland,
Seat of War in the West, showing the Mississippi
river from Cairo to the Gulf, &C., &c., in
caees, Sheets and mounted on canvas je Is
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ASatonP othanus
AilerdMissC Claire
Anderson MrsRB
Anderson Mary
Brown Mrs b F
Boyle Susan
Boynton NrsAA
Brisnehin Mrs
Butler Louisa
Bramer Ellen
Baly Ella r
Benign Anna
Bowman Mrs SM
Barloro Mrs ] W
Babccck Mrs s A
Baker Enp,a ]
Blame Frances
Bardan Mrs
Frank W
Brown Martha
Broughton Mrs
Wait
Blackie Emily
Barrett Elyin A
Berk Ann
Cam phell Mrs
Craig Jane B
Clarke MrsEphm
Gross Aurilla II
Coal Alice
Cordan J oana
Carroll Julia C
Cecil Catharine
Cotter Mary Z
Colbert Mrs
Ccnoly Mrs
Connolly MrsAn
Cassin Mrs w l.
Cunnin CHAM
Elizabeth
Christy Ida
Condor Ellen
Chapman Mrs
Cornelius Chrl tie
Corrisen NrsJno
Dill Fannie
Davy Kate
Dill Fanny
Dean Mary A
Durland Mrs A
Dennison Fanny
Dyer Harriet s
Dunkinson Anna
Devany Ann
Decker Hra E
Dyser Mary
Duff ED Carrie
Dorscheimer
Martha
Donaldson Mary
Drury NrsWnC
Des Deya Ala
Vitoria
Davis Mrs A II 8
Elmore Mary e
Ely Mrs ID
Edwards Bell
Ely Mary u
EllieottJuliaRA
Failes Mrs Wash
ington
Fields Rachel !.
Foot HesriettaM
Frazier Clara
Fillibrown Mrs
HC
Farewell Hattie
Fieury Mrs q NJ
Fort Geo L
Preyburger Mrs
Thos
Franklin MaryA
Fabyan Mrs II s
Gray Mrs Ann
Gage Sophia 7
GnIge Mary L
Giles Mrs i O
Gill Bridget
Goods EleanorP
Green Anna
Grany Mary
Gibson Margaret
Greenfield Eliza
Grocpn Ailay
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ID WAR MAPS.
L HIP & SOLOMONS, Army Stationers, 81
cTEAMsHIP GREAT EASTERN FROM NEW
y YORK TO LIVERPOOL. eNhk
The Steamship GAEN
GREAT ASTERN .sa<zasfk11s

~ IOhA ~ L1S 6hkOUL. 6Ak
The Steamship &AEER
REAT GAsTE B N
viii be dispatched
FROM LIVERPOOL FROM NEW YORK.
Tuesday June 80 Tuesday. .... July 2I
and at i. teryss thereafter of about six weeks from
each port.
Second ca bin state room hsr this meals
furnished at separate tables. ....---....-.. $40
Excursion tickets, out and Dack in the first and
second cabin only a fare and q half.
Servants accompanying pass gers and children
under l2 years of age, half price. Infants free.
Steerage, with snpsrier Accommodations. -. $50
Price of passage from Liverpool, same rates as
above
All fares rsyable in gold, or it's equivalent in q.
s. currency.
Anex perien need surgeon ON board.
Ii Fer passage apply only to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
At the Office, % Broadway, New York
For freight apply only to
ROWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents.
. je Is 3m 81 South street. New York.
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CUTLEge, ATTENTION. s
y 500 FOR SALE. ztEt
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Works. Green street and the Canal, Geox xeetown,
D. O. -gd mar ~
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This excellent Family and News Journal,
containing greater variety of interesting
reading than can be found in any other, ID
published on Friday morning.
TFRhs-Cdsh, i,srGriatly in advance.
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L q X o p e A N II o E l.
II Corner Pennsylvania az. and Eierenth st ;,
WAsHINGToN CITY. d, @.

Strangers, Sojourners, and Residents VEHAV
will find every convenience and facility lE.@H u
for comfort at this Hotel. 1t is admirably con-
Quoted upon the celebrated
EUROPEAN PLAN,
the guests and patrons paying for only what they
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1t is located in the very business centre of the
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The BAR is su pplied with Choice Liquors and
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Zehvang P D
NAVAL LETTERS.

SIMULTANEOUSLY Ambassador for Rome; Ell
hesley; X. Box; Columbia Turnpike X. Co.
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The Fall of Vicksbur~
HIGHLY INTERESTING PARTICULARS

Prellminaries to the Surrender-Geueral
Pemberton'S Propositions-The Terms of
Capitulation-Entranc of the Federal
Troops into the City, &C.
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BAL TIMOR e BAR GAIN STORE.
375 SEVENTH STREET,
doors aboVeI.


The stock is complete and must positively be
closed ont IN q few days. We mention in part
bleached and Brown Muslins at u, Is, l9, 20 and
25cents
Light and Dark Calicoes of best makes at I6 and
Bleached and Brown sheetngs at much reduced
Linen Table Cloths, Towels, Napkins, etc., very
Large BED spre ads frora 81 to 81,
Dress Goods Of every description will be closed out
at any price,
Plain Barege Anelais only Ga cents per yard,
Mourning Dress Goods, complete stock,
Good Line II Crash for Toweling. l21sc per yard.
White Goots, such as plain and checkered AGO.
nets, plain and dotted Swiss much below the
price,
900 silk and Gingham Sun Umbrellas, from IS
silk Mantilas and Lace Sha wis at a sacrifice,
Hosiery .nd Gloves of every description,
French Mechanic al Ce rsets, very ch cap,
HOOP sKIRTS-HOOP SKIRTS,
In the greatest variety, which We guarantee of
the best make Amongst them can be found
extra large sizes, which are very scarce.
Best 200 yards Spool Cotton, cents,
With great many other goods too numerous to
nention,a at
LANSBURGH & BROS
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
375 SEVENTH STREET,
THREE Doors ABOVE STREET.
P.S.-Store open every evening until O'Clock.
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HEas1 CRYSTAL SPRING. hGNa
H4E&E COACHES FOR &

ENOR CAPE MAY.-The safe and oOmmedius
II steamer MANHATTAN win --
commence her route, from Phila- .EasaARN
delphia to Cape May. on SATUR- -sz.1rzzz7a.D
DAY nth inst, and continue running on alternate
days during the bathing season. The Manhattan
is the largest and most convenient boat on the
and every ACCOMMODATION that passengers can
desire. Passengers leaving Baltimore in the 8. 80
Castle, ie 22-2W<
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Movem eats Of the Rebels.

FREDERICK, July 9.--TSpecial Correspond
ence Baltimore American. Scouts OF the 18th
New York cavalry who arrived az Monocacy
Junction his afternoon bring a report that the
advance Of the Rebel column was crossing the
river at Wi,liamsport. If this is SO we need
lock fer no fight IL lMaryland The impression
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mn. 1STAMPINGI STAMPING ina.
NS$K STAMPINGi STAMPINGI ES%N
2NEO STAMPING, SN8

10000 LADIES WANTED
20 cali at 3S1 street, between 9Th and 9Th, oppo-
site Patent Ofioe.
We Stamp sll kinds of goods cheaper than any
Five hundred NEW BRAIDING PATTERNS
q aS- lul<
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1868.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING THE LARGEST CT IRCULATION
LADIES LIST.

LADIES LIST.
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A nderson MrsRBGreenleafM Mrs DC kiedemanp Miss
Anderson MRrY Grnss Enfe Z AnRnsfe
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DENSlONs, BOUNTIEs,
4 AND cIkias foR INDEMNITY
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SOLICITORS
SoR ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS,
Corner stA aad y strssts, Room No. Z
WAsHIRsroH, .. @.

THIS Ftrn, having thorough knowisdge of the
Pension Business, and being familiar with ths
practice In all the DEPARTMENTS Of 0overnment,
ssa:iCn :s ana ssS osSs1 ss
prompt snd .Ssssssful assonIlish 4 q esssssss
business A. will enable them to execute the bust
nsss for each claimant VERY CHEARLY, and on
the basis OF THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur.
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who're suah husiness may bs had, furnish such with
al the necessary blank forms Of Application and
evidence regulate printed pamphlet Instruction.,
AssoeiAtes' names inserted, and upon the due exc
oution OF the papsrs and transmission Of NE came
to them by their oeafassoeistss they will prompt
~ psrform the business here,
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and ten psf cent ON amount OF Claims for MILL.
TARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and Collection Of PRIZE MONEY,
70 soldiers enlisted since the ist Of March, 1854
disabled By dssass OF wounds, are entitled to Pen
sions. An soldiers who serve for two years, ol
during the war, ahoud It sooner close, will bs en-
disfs discharged on account Of wounds rsSsivsd N
the service, slnos the Commencement Of the War,
shall receive the eloo bounty and all revenue
stanps hsrstofors Required on sodiers application
pepsts are disPsnsed with. Widow Of soldier.
&. sH sioe 1s bounty S T there ss no Widow then Is:
minor children, and II no minor children, then the
father, mother sisters Of brothers are entitled to
the Si00 bounty, aui in addition thereto, depend.
ant nothsEs, sis'ors or brother. yin b psnsiensd
WILLIS T. GAYLORD.
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THE GREAT MUSIC HAL or THE DArl
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THIS tFRiDAY) AFTERNOON
BENEFIT
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One Of the best Ethiopian Comedians now en-
gagged at any place Of amusemept.
This benefit 10 rendered BY his friends, ~ he
profession have kindly volunteered from tha Can
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THE GHOST
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The spectre that has caused such . stir all over
the world Pronounced to be the greatest nechan-
THE SPECTRE APPEARS, WALKS AND LOOKS
LIKE VISIONS OF THE DEAD.
The original Ghost introduced IN new piece,
only played at the Varieties, entitled
THE MURDERER'S DOOM!
Go see the wonder OF the world At the Varieties
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-18

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CHARACTERs BY THE DRAMATIC COMPANY.
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MILE GERALDINE, MISS JULIA RICHMOND
MISS LUCY CLIFTON,
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music halls Of the oountry.
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The popular comedian, eomie vocalist, and panto-
MONS GUILLAUME YoUcHE,
WILLIS J. ARMsTRONG,
The EAvofite Versatile Psrforner.
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J. sYLyAs CLARKE,
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The Pantomimist and Versatile Performer.
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The Incompfehensible.
MAMMOTH COMPANY,
Competent TO sustain thnr claim 10 the title Of
THE WORLDS MODEL TROUPE.
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POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
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