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mIDEIaHT DISPATCHES
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The Rsbels Lelve Chambersburg.
o. noentrating at Hagerstawn'
State Ttoops Passing In.
Hooker FALLING Back on Washington
Lees Army suppoS d to be 10000
Strong.
Harper's Ferry Safe
A Blockade Runner Destroyed
Harpsr's Ferry Safe
A Blockade Runner Destroyed.

LOUISVILLE, June 1e.-The rebels, un-
der Jenkins, evacuated Chsmborsburg
and went to Hagerstown at noon to-day.
Jackson's old division, under Ewell, re-
ported at HsgerstOwn.
The authorities learn that Imboden Is
st Cumberland, with two regiments of
infantry and one of cavalry. Their des-
tinatiOn is supposed to be Wheeling.
State troops are arriving rapidly.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Gen. Hooker
will probably come back to the imme-
date Notifications TO prevent n flank
movement, and 10 cross the Potomac in
case of an emergency. To the Mary land
side no movement Of our forces up the
Peninsula, SO as 70 threaten Richmond,
has been heard of here.
New YoRK, jane 1S.--About one. third
of Lees army occupied the country In
the vicinity Of Winchester and Msr-
tinsburg.
The rebel army Of the Potomac ls sup
posed 10 be from one hundred to one
hundred and twenty thousand strong.
The general opinion in Richmond IL
that Lee was TO make feigned attack on
Washington, while Stewart invaded
Pennsylvania aud Maryland.
The rebels were severely handled at
Beverly Ford. Thirteen car loads Of
their wounded had arrived at Richmond
Gold In Richmond ia $50 to 900 per
cent. premium.
WAsHIEoToN, June 18-Lee Is sup.
posed to be in Shenandoah Valley.
The rebels invested Harper's Ferry OF
the 18th. Gens Tyler shelled them.
The Philadelphia Inquirer says tina
rebel cavalry are erroute for Pittsburl
from Suffolk.
Only three rebel regiments were In tn
vicinity of Blaokwater on Saturday.
HARRISBURG, June 19.--It is believes
there are no rebel troops now in Penn
sylvania.
McConnellsville dates of the seven
tenth report 5000. rebels crossed th
river at WilliamspOrt, marching on Han
cock, where 1000 of MilrOy's route
forces are collected, who fed at the re
ported approach of the rebels.
It is reported that body Of rebel
have gone from Cumberland TO Romney
Virginia.
NEW YoaE, June 18.-0n the night {
the 1lth, a large English steamer a
!. tempting to run the Charleston blockad
was sunk by our feet. The officers an
!. crew fred the ship, which was tOtAll
T. destroyed.
!. Cotton, b9j Gold, 44A.
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Special 2yutites,


e. LET THOSE wHo HAVE DOUBTED THR
viz ues Of Bulbs CedrOn BItters, ang
such there b. reas The following certificate from son
usmsn vol known 10 thh ctmmunl,y, ana doubt no
more
It's general Introduction into tue army VIII save the
lives Of thoesanes Of cur soldiers.
IovHvttr, KI., Jane 3, ls6a
We ihe uniNslsned, have seen the good ,Grois
produced By the use o. Dr. JoHy BufL'a CIDRox En-
TEE3 n csses n general debaiiy and rrostraiIon n
the system, and levo ~ reDerGl uas would prevent
osease and relieve much suffering. Amons our sol
ders particularly would ths BE- the ,se Ally
those who are exposed 70 miamaic Influences In the
southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Col ctor Int Rev. 80 Dist, Ky.
CHAS n. COTTON,
-, cqlieSiqr q tho Fost Of Louisvills, 81
Prov. Marshal GenT o. Kentucky.
REV. D. p. ZEN -ER~UN
Yico-Pr 81 Of Sanitary COnuiasiap
HARVEY, HUGHhs, a o.,
roo ishors emocrat.
GEO. z. DOEaN
Prop. Louisville Anzeecr
HUGHES PARRHffL,
Wholesale Dry Goods naslars, Main street,
Louilyille, Ky.
hAflS, GhkEk co..
Wholesale Shoe Doaiers Main g. 1oais7iile
cart & MAPUTHER,
lhhosraphers, corner Market and Third stS.,
Loui Vile, Ky.
JULIUS WATER,
Clothing Mrrlhsni, conner "a ard Market
Streets, Louisville, KY
CAPT. =. r. Ill DoKTtl,
OF tcamer Major AntersoR-
MAI I. THUSTO1,
Paymagtaf q. 3. Army
G. NJ. MEiCAtF,
Satonal Hotel, LouiIyhis, Ky.
COL JhSSE BAYLES,
4th Ky. Cavalry.
CEURGED PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
See Advertisement IN another colrmo.
luna is Am
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state OF tennessee.
AnJuTAST GEEERAL's 0FFIoE.l

ADJUrANT GEEERAL's OTIoE,l
Nashville, Tenn, June 6, 1868
General Order No. 3.
Notice is hereby given to all Tennes-
scans desiring to volunteer in any of
tho Tennessee Regiments, in the service
Of the United States, or now forming In
or about Nashville for said service, that
transportation will be furnished them to
this place upon application to any officer
doing duty in the Quartermas.er's De.
pArtment.
All Quartsrmasters are respectfully re-
quested to furnish transportation to this
place to all Tennesseans desiring 10
enter said service, aud TO report to this
Office the names of persons TO whom
transportation has been furnished, and
all persons receiving transportation are
requested to report TO the Adjutsnt Con-
oral At the State Capitol.
Rrig. Gen. AsDREw JOHNSON,
Military Governor.
ALvAN o. GmLEM,
il 2W Colonel and Adjt. Genl.
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Notice TO Noyvsd callers and others.
Nswsdealsrs and others, desiring 10
procure copies of the Weekly UNION,
must positively send in their order on
Wednesday; or, by IL o'clock, NJ, Thurs
day. Unless they do THE, we cannot
promise that they will be filed. Our
mail edition is SO large that tho outside
necessarily goes to press on Thursday,
and we must have the orders of news
dealers by that day, TO insure their being
filled.
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Piles of rubbish, some OF them stink
ing to Heaven" have been empted on
numerous streets and alloys, and are
awaiting removal. Ia the meantime,
they are a source of Considerable an
nOyAneo to delicats olfactOries. Phuter's
alleys, near our Office, is nearly blocka-
ded. Haste along, wagons, and clear the
way again.
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"Besutifull exceedingly beAulifulp' we
heard lovely lady exolaim yesterday.
What could be so beautiful we conjec-
tured. Was Il q collection OF Floral of
ferings? new dressI new bonnet1 or
what2 We might have applied the des-
cripliye terms to the lady herself; but
what conld she think 20 bssutiful2 We
found out. TWAS one Of Soklsicr's oartos
do visite junel6-AW.
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Business increased on Recorder Shane
yesterday. He bad some twenty -seven
Interesting subjects to deal with, and
put ten through q course Of legal dis
ciplne, much 60 the benefit Of the cor
poration exchequsr, and, it Is TO be hoped,
20 ihl maelHes.
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VANITY FAIR says at the present mo-
ment, in fact, there are but two OBJ
etructions TO free navigation of the
Mississippi River. One of these Is the
Confederate army, and the other is the
Federal.
Between the two forces wo would say
that the River was considerably OBJ
structed; hut no obstruction of any sort
can prevent the public from rushing to
SMoLEToN's great News Depot, TO get
fresh books and late dailies. 1t
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Mashrillt aanipn.
FRIDAY MORNING JUNE %, 1893.

Sometime ago DR.. VIM, A. Cheaiham
and lady, Of this place, we're arrested
and ordered to Alton, Illinois, to be inn
prisoned during the war. Owing TO the
III health Of Mrs. Chcatham, they never
got further than Louisville, We are in
formed that they have been discharged
Internationally by order Of Gen. W. s..
ROsecrans.
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Several Of the big guns at the Capitol
were tried yesterday, with ball and she'll
They gave satisfaction, we believe. A
she'll from one Of them exploded I'M
timely, and a piece Of II tore q hole
through the roof Of cabin not very far
distant, doing no other damage however
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At Cincinnati, on the 10th last, 552
bales Of cotton, oondsoated by the gov
eminent, were sold at prices ranging
from 22H 20 5okc per pound. The
cotton was Of inferior grades; and the
prices were regarded as very high.
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A correspondent Of the Atlanta Intel
kgnosr tells the following story Of the
noble citizens Of shslbyvllle, Tenn.
"0n the train coming down / was told
with what truth cannot say,) that o
short time ago, the newly-eleoted town
and county officers Of ShelbyviIle were
called upon TO take the oath Of allegiance
20 the ConfederRcy, before assuming their
public functions, AND THAT THEY uNANI-
M0UsLY REFUSED THE TEST"
Our.readers will remember q very bitter
editorial which we copied some weeks
ago from the shelbyville Rebel Bannev,
oensuring the citizens bitterly for the
kind attention which they paid to par
" Of Federal prisoners, The Banner said
that Shelbyville was an Abolition den.
The correspondent Of the Latelgigsncsr,
however, attempts to smooth the matter
over thus:
" II Is assuredly o very distressing de
lemma, indeed, for mans homestead to
DO situated in the debatable ground be-
tween the two great armies, uncertain
what changes of position Tomorrow may
produce. As mine host at Shelbyyille
said, within a few months he had been
under the rules, first Of the Confederates,
before the battle Of Murireesboro sub
sequently under that of the humbug
Roseerans, and now under Gen. Bragg
again and that il behooves a man OF
sense either TO take a musket and join
the side Of his choice, or else keep bis
mouth shut in regard TO his political
opinions"
But shelbyvills has not "kept her
mouth shut" Her loyalty and fidelity
are known and honored over the Nation
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A number Of persons In this city,
vaccinated with matter from q disease d
subject, have been thereby inocculated
with the secondary form Of lOAtasOme
diaense
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The 18th Michigan, the new provost
guard, are doing their duty energeticAlIy
and faithfully. Its dress parades on the
Square, daily, are familisrizing the peO-
pie with them. They 60 through the
drill like veterans
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The Mayor has appointed VIM. 8.
Cheatham on the part Of the Board Of
Aldermen and Joseph D. Knowles and
John W. Cready on the part Of the
Common Council, as a Committee for The
purpose Of making arrangements for the
celebration which is to take place in this
city the 4th day Of July.
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CoME AND GET THEN A soldier gall
Looping along Uni,n Street yesterday,
dropped package, which proved TO be
a copy of the New Testament, (well
WORM, a letter from hia wits, and a
daguerreoiype A gentleman picked up
the package and left IL with us. The
owner, whom we suppose to be John P.
Cooper, can Get It upon application at
the counting room Of the UNIos office.
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THEkTRE.--The performances at the
theatre tonight are for the benefit of
the beautiful little sprite, Alice, and open
with the amusing farce of Dead Shot"
Capt. Cannon, Mr.. Allen; Frederick
Thorn ton, Mr.. Clinton; Hector Tiuid, Mr.
Everett; Louisa Lovetrick, Mrs. Ber-
nard. After which, the grand bal It of
"Giselle, or the Night Dancers" by the
Zavislowski Troupe. Mr.. Stewart sings
anurnber Of his songs and then follows,
La Msja do sevilla," BY the Troupe and
ballet corps. To conclude with "The
To dies" Toodl.s, MIR. Jordan; Mrs
Toocl s, Mrs. Jordan.
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Strawberries are selling 10 Cincinnati at
l2@9Oc. per quart; gOoseberries at 2&@
&c.; cherries Sole. Happy are the
people Of the Queen City.
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The 6no showers Of Wednesday night
did not improve the atmosphere much
Yesterday IL was very sultry.
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We arc indebted to j. O. Snyder &
Co., and W, @. Collier, news-dealers,
Cherry street, for late Louisville and Oin-
cinnati papers.
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Notice 40 suffers.

just received and Tor sale @ Tednced
rates.
100 barrels dried Apples.
100 do do Peaches.
100 boxes Cheese.
30 barrels fresh Eggs.
100 boxes RAisins.
l26 kits Mackerel.
Candies OF all kinds; Figs Da;Ss (;
Nuts. Always on hand full and gen.
eral assortment Of Sutlers supplies, to
which we call the attention of our
friends and the public, Our motto is
quick sales and small profits.
A. 81 N. LANDsBma a %.
Corner Square aRd Market street.
may 10
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A Murfreesboro despatch sayai
Captain j. Edward Stacey, "a Ken
tucky, is diahonorably dismissed the
service Of the United States for forgery,
aud ordered beyond the lines u this
army, not 10 reiurn during The war.
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Oar thanks are due Mr., Mather, Adams
Express messenger for fles Of Louis
willie, Cincinnati, and indianapolis papers.
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The'pretiiest, cheapest and beet straw
hats for men, boys, ohslsrsn and misses
wear, can be purchaeed at
HoRSBECT & AsHBRIpaE's,
Junel8-3t 40 College street
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nus AND LOCATION o. HOSPITALS N NASHVILLE

The following Is correct list Of all Hospitals in
this cityi
No. l--Gun Factory, College street on the BILL
Asst. Surgeon. C, y. HAYNES, U.SV.
a--univorslty Building, Market street, on the
Hin. Asst. Surgeon, n. d. LTSDE, Us.V.
S-Ensley's Building, s.E. corner Public square
Surgeon, Isw1s D. HARLoE.
S-Howard High School, College street, on ths
Hill. JAs. =. wEEDs, Surgeon In charge.
- s--Saspended.
s-suspendCd,
g Y--Ooilsge street, be,ween Church aad Broad.
Act. Asal. Surgeon, @. W. Frazer.
s-MasonIo Hsli, ohuroh stest, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, c. c. GRAT.
e--1arriaSe Factory, Market street, Delos Ihe
square Asss. Surgeon, y. g wW1T.
| lO-suspendcd
| ll-"PEsr HeusH On tue University rike.
| Act. Assl. Surgeon, I. D. hooiK.
l2--Broadway Hotel Broad street, corner Cherry.
| Surgeon s.MAuRER
Is--Hume High school, spruce street, cor. Broad.
| Asst Surgeon, A. H. sssrrH, U. 5. A.
lt--Fsmalo school, Church street, ioar Ohatta'
pooSa Depot. Surgeon, JKo d. PHIILnT, U.s.A.
lS--nypes' High school, Line sire u. corner sum.
rnor. Surgeon, W. H. cHANBHRs s-A.
l6--dordon Block, corner Broad strest and River
Landing Surgeon, DAv.D Wash ,sSd Ohio
"iT--OrTIozns' HOSPITAL Planters notei, Sum
msr street, corDsF Deaaerok. surgeon,
J. Il. wRIGHr.
is-oorner Church and College stroots- ASS
sarEsop, c @. MosrooHrnT.
Ct is--Mosris a strattoas Bulldog, no. "A Market
stree. JoHE ". ToIE, urgeon, Q. s. A
so-Baptist Church summer street OF fArE
Asst. surgeon, 8. A.
G--suspondod,
u-HGdoastles, South Market street.. c. W
HAArKR. Asst SurgeOn.
= z3-c0rner Vine and Broad stroois. cAI1 "
HoAyos, "a gem. [. S.A.
Pr.son Hospital, J. @. HIrEsAE, Act Asst Surg.
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Persons wishing fine pen cas ind a
good variety At the Gold Pen Depot, az
Cherry street, two doors South Of Cedar
io10-tL
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= CEDRoE BITTERs
Flour, Meal, ard Feed.

OORsIAsT SUPPLY OP FRE8a GROUND
a FIUUh, Neal, AMI rcd on haud AMI for aais
Al he BruadRsy Mla delivered at all paris u she
oity 40. ~. pfgkkY, agent.
Cor arsad aud High ~
isaals-tA
DISPATCH al
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A large quantity Of old newspapers.
Price fiIty cents per hundred. Enquire
at his Office. m23-tf
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail.

a. q. sANFORD q co.,
AZ Merchants Rank, No. 90 College
street,
Will furnish Officers and Soldiers who
wish TO send money homo, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
or town. and thereby save the RISK Of
seAding money by mail OF Express.
This is the only safe way to send money
North. (june1S-f
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NOS. AND G1OUA rlON
on
G ENERAL HOSPITALS

Post of Murfroesboros Tenn.
Mrisoal Director POss-H. O. wooDwoHrH.
Hospital No l,-oity HosOs & W. oornsr tquare.
Surgeon 7. D. fitch.
No. S-WoOdbury Pike 8. o. Himoo, Sur
EeOn Ia charge.
No 3--Rsst Court House. ". 7. johnson,
Surgeon IA charEa.
No. e--Woodbu'y PIKE. Asst. Sarsssa
J. W. Rearoo.
No. 6--Aorth Court HOUSE. J. 7. Woods,
Surgeon in charge.
Ne 6--Gorth east cor. Square. n. b.
Railer, Asst. Surg IN charge.
No. f-EAst Court House. D. Woodward,
Surgeon 10 charge
No s-Opposite and west CITY Hotel VIM.
A. hoCpiy, Asst surgeon 10
charge.
No. R-OoF. Nashville aud Lebanon PIKE
a. b Permar, Act. Asst surgcOu
In charge.
oon Fisld Hospital No. lone mle west OooI'
House. y. <. Finley, Sufgeen IN charge.
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New TuEATRE.-Mr. George Burt's'
benefit take place at tho new theatre to-
night. The entertainments begin with
tho beautiful drama Of "Loye's Sacri-
ice" in which Mr.. Gossin plays Mathew
Emore, and Miss Mary Mitchell, Mar
garet. After the play, Miss Carrie NOvarre
sings the fine old song of "The DGshing
White sergesnt;" Mr. Correill gives a
bone colo; and Miss Nora Smith executes
fancy dance. The entertainments con-
clude with "Tbe Spectre Bridegroom,
an amusing afterpiece. Dggory by Mr.
Burt. During the evening choice selec-
tions Of music will be given by the 22d
Wisconsin Cornet Band.
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IL would seem thai there are many
persons ia Nashville. ignorant Of the
fact that sales in the city fimily market
arc regulated by law; whilst others APP
pear TO be under the impression that, as
we are in state Of war, the laws are
suspended. Some of these persons have
recently been convinced of their errors
by Recorder Shane and Marshal Ohumb-
ley, who are determined to execute the
laws, and thus protect citizens against
the combinations Of traders and specu-
lators. For the information Of all con-
ccrned, they are having the city ordinan-
ccs on the subject printed.
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NETT OF THE NASHVILLE UNION
O UB, held on the evening Of the 18th inst,
the following named gentlemen were appointed a
Committee OF Arrangements, for Celebrating the
approaching Anniversary Of our National Birth Jay
- 10 act 10 conjunction with a similar Committee
on tho part Of the Tennessee Union League, and In
compliance with said Leagues Invitation.
Committee Of Arrangements Ge part n The NdShgille
Tpfa Cysb
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DRIED PruIS,

A. d M. LASDsBERe d. Co, corner of
Market street and the Public square,
have on hand fry barrels Of choice Dried
Fruit APPLES and PEACHES, which they
are Offering at the lowest market prices.
Call and make your purchases.
.,,r;l oQtf
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The meetings Of the Nashville Union
Club will be held hereafter in the Rep
resentative Hall, State Capitol.
Regular meetings every Thursday
night. may lV-i'
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persons were chosen a committee to draft
resolutions: Rev. j. McAnulty, w. H.
Hoag and John McDill. The committee re-
ported the following resolutions:
Resolved, That whereas, there has been an
article published in The News Of the 29th
of February, headed, "We all live in Glass
Houses" which was intended to reflect Sc
verely upon the character of many of our
best citizens, therefore we deem il our duty
to repeat through the columns of your paper,
the charges therein made in the article
alluded to; therefore,
Res0Lved, That from the character of the
writer of the article alluded to, we will not
reply to him, but to The News. knowing
il to have an extensive circulation; therefore.
RESOLVED, that we sustain the unimpeach =
able character Of our citizens who passed
the resolutions on the evening of the 9Th OF
February, at the house of w. II. Hoag.
All the persons present were members OF
Christian denominations, and represented
five different orders.
ResOEved. That we believe the Sabbath day
to have been violated in all the ways stated
in the resolutions, and in some of the ways
on every Sabbath day.
ResotUed, That we will not be intimidated
by language nor print; but unless the pub
lie Dissertation OF the Lords day is stopped
we will resort to the law.
ReSolUed, That the action Of this meeting
be published in The EMPoR1A News.
JOHN F. GIBSON, President.
DAVID SWIM. M. D., Secretary.
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Our Draft.

The probability is that the draft in Kan
sas will not be very heavy. The "Con-
scripton Act has in It's twelfth section a
provision THAT the President shall take into
consideration the number of volunteers and
militia furnished by and from the several
States in which said districts are situated,
and the period of their service since the
commencement of the rebellion, and shall
so make said assignment as to equalize TIE
members among the districts of tie severa
States. considering and allowing for the
members already furnished" DC.
The large numbers of troops furnished
from Kansas, over and above her quota
will make the draft very light in our noble
new State Conservative.