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The Rebels the Real Negro-VVor-
shippers.


The Rebels the Real Negro-YVor-
shippers.
The loyal newspapers of Missouri
speak out most manfully, on the cause of
the rebellion. The st. Joseph Herald
thus pointedlY fastens the charge of me-
gro worship upon the right persons:
To protect the negro, seven States of
this Union solemnly resolved to break up
this Government, hurl TO the dust repub-
lican institutions on this continent, and
wage q cruel war against twenty mil
lions of their own household. To pro-
tect the negro in all his dusky, God-giv
en- "rights," the people of the South
stole all the Government property in
their borders, seized upon every fort
within their reach, robbed mints and
sub-treasuries, hung Union men, and
drove women and children from the land.
To protect the negro, every State was
AIMED with the guns stolen by the trail
tor Floyd before passing its ordinance of
secession, and every Southern city filed
with troops.
The rebels are fighting jor tie negro. Do
they peril their lives for those they de
not love? Since the death on the cross
of the Savior of the world, no man hae
died for his enemies; and "greater love
hath no man than this, that a man lay
down his life for his friends" For tho
negro, the rebels are offering up their
lives willing sacrifice. How great must
be their friendship for these degraded
beingsl For the white race, and for
freedom and genuine republicanism, the
loyal men Of the land are dying daily.
It's sweet for ones country TO die, but
we cannot possibly imagine a delightful
sensation consequent upon departing this
life forone's chattel-unless the love borne
for him surpasseth all understanding
II requires no especial love for the ne
gro race TO hate traitor and labor for
his just punishment. A man can war
against the practices Of rebels without
being particularly enamOred of their vas
sails. While rebels are daily sending
their sons, and going themselves, to be
slain in battle in defence of slavery,
let us hear no more talk of negro worship
pers among loyal men. Those who fall
sify history, are The practical negro
worshippers, the practical amalgama-
tionists, and the only real lovers Of the
African known to our laws. In the
presence of the facts, let them hereafter
remain dumb.
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A new and elegant assortment of Pho
tographic Albums, more richly embel-
lished than any hitherto brought to this
city, have just been received, and are for
sale at T. Nj. soHLEIER's Photographic
Rooms. Also, q choice variety of Card
Frames, in enamel and gold. These are
new article, only iiist iHhpOrted.
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Va arc informed that Mr. w. 9. Dil

We are informed that Mr.. w. G. Bir-
chett and Mr., +. 7. FoIt, citizens Of
Nashville, who left tbis place short tire
ago, as escorts Of parties going South,
have been arrested and confined in jail
at Columbia. They were permitted TO
proceed to their points Of destination,
and were arrested whilst on their return,
They are charged With being spies; and,
tits said, the COnfederates speak Of retain
ing them iplcouGuement during the war.
We suspect their troubles grow out Of the
fact tina Mr.. Birchett, who made 3 sim
iilAt visit to HhntsviIlc, Ala, last month,
evaded the Confederate pickets on his
way back after having been detained
and refused a pass to Nashville. A
youth of this city accompanied Mr..
Birchett on both trips. He has NOT re-
turned and, we suppose, is detained
with him. aD-f
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MFEglso OF THR CRY. OoUNou.-A
regular meeting of the City Council took
place yesterday. Present-Messrs. Tur-
ne5 Lyons Knowles Stewart Say ers,
Southgate, Grady, HALEY, Hun, Driver
Mcdaniel and Mr., President Anderson. :
Mr., Lyons, councilman elect from the
LIST Ward, being present, was qualified
Mr. Knowles presented ihe report Of
the wAler-tax collector Read and laid
on the table. H MFTAE|E
Mr.. Knowles offered the following es-
Olution
Res9lted That the Committee on water
works be, and they are hereby authorized
and requested TO procure and place hy-
drants in the immediate vicinity of fire
plugs, wherever in their opinion, they
may be required for the saving Of water
and tbs preservation Of the fire plugs.
Which was adopted.
No other business coming up, the Coun-
ell adjourned
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This morning al OF o'clock precisely
we viii sell any Goods, Fashionable,
Clothing, Shoes, bats, variety goods, &c /.
Terms cash.
There will be added TO our sale this
morning, fine silk mantles and points
Must be sold. TRABUE & LUcus.
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In 1860 there were produced in the
United States 60511,S lbs of wool
This did not include the large quantity
Of what is called niger woop by
politicians. Hlf
In 1863 4. Ii. SINGLETON brought TO
his News Depot the most magnificent and
extensive stock of popular literature ever
seen in Tennessee. Delighted hundreds
visit him daily.
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NEW RAKERY.

IO5, North College street IO5.
AT the old stand of Smith & Day, near
the Louisville Depot. Families and shop
keepers can be supplied daily with fresh
Bread, Pies, Tea, Spice and Ginger Cakes,
delivered free of cost. Suffers and
wholesale dealers can also be supplied
daily and in any quantity, by leaving
their orders at No. los, North College
street. M. SOLOMON & 90.
may Is
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Notice 90 su.lers.

just received and for sale at reduced
rates. 1t..I ....
$50 barrels dried Apples.
100 do do Peaches.
leo boxes Cheese.
so barrels fresh Eggs.
100 boxes Raisins.
125 kits Mackerel.
Candies Of all kinds; Figs; Dates
Nuts. Always on hand full and gen.
eral assortment of Suffers supplies, to
which we call the attention of our
friends and the public. Our motto is
quick sales and small profits.
,ts r A. s. N. LANDsBERG g. Co.
Corner Square and Market street.
may 10
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Slave AristOcrnCy, u. \. Kankoes-
stSOur-krOut'' Germans, and 'tFlI
thy Irish" fFfItl
The following elegant and "blooded"
article is from the Charleston, Is. Co.
Mercury: WIS
We are the most aristocratic people in
the world. Pride of estate, of color, and
privilege, makes every man an aristocrat
in feeling. Aristocrscy is the only safe
guard OF liberty, the only power watch-
ful and strong enough to ex Jude mon
archial despotism. AT the North, the
progress and tendency Of opinion is to
pure democracy, less government an
archy, aud ,agrarianism. Military des-
potism is far preferable TO Northern
democracy, agrarianism, infidelity, and
free love.
Better, a thousand times better, to
como under the dominion Of free me-
groes, or of gypsies, than of Yankees, or
low Germans, or Canadians. Gypsies
and free negroes have many &rliable,
noble and generous traits, the Yankees,
sOur-krout Germans, filthy, whisky
drinking Irish and Canadians have none.
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Suffers, DON'T Read THIS.
Closing Out Sale.

UIObIhR Uut 8aIes
I have a small stock of goods which
wish TO close out Immediately, as I wish
TO go North. Ny stock consists in part
of
$4,000 Cigars, good brands;
80 Gross Smoking Tobacco;
1000 lbs. Killickinick Tobacco;
Chewing Tobacco;
Pipes, Paper, Pens, Envelopes, Ink, Black
ing, Soap, Soda, &C., &c. Also, $50
Reams Wrapping Paper. 1 ,OiU sell
cheap, Come 10 "a Deaderick street,
near Cherry. s. A. BARNES.
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II was announced in the Press Of
Thursday that VIM. Demumbrare, citi-
zen, bad been arrested, Che day before, as
a spy. We find that many persons are
under the impression that our friend, w.
b. Demumbrane, Of the firm Of Lee S.
Dunn g. Co, bankers, is the gentleman
referred TO- This is a mistake. The
party under arrest is another man, a
citizen Of Cheatham county. w. r. De-
mumbrane has neither time nor dispo-
sition to play the spy. He ia engaged
in far better business. nD
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Batteries Above and Below Captured
Rebels Driven to the Last Line.
Cotton 81. Gold As rs.

LoUIsvILLE, May 2S.-At vicksburg,
Friday evening, we had driven the re- e 3
back into their last line of entrench-
ments. The Federal loss was very heavy.
Jackson, Miss, has been destroyed;
the Federal army recently occupying it
have gone to reinforce Grant. When the
boat left Saturday morning, our mortars
were throwing occasional shells. We
have captured the batteriee above and
below Vicksburg.
Number of conscripts from the Fifth
Rebel Tennessee Regiment reached Cairo
on the Goth.
AT the battle of Raymond this regi-
ment refused to fire on the Federals, and
at midnight, endeavored t, make their
way into the Federal camps.
WASHINGTON, May 2s.--The last off,
cial intelligence from Vicksburg was to
4 o'clock Sunday morning, when all was
reported as doing well.
New York, May 2s.-COttOn SIC.
Gold 437Sc.
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BENEFIT OF Mr.. MoDoNoUdH.- The
performances at the new theatre to might
are for the benefit of Mr. McDonough.
The "Seyen Sisters" will be repeated,
with new dances, songs, jokes, SC. This
piece has drawn full houses every night
upon its own merits. With the claims
of the beneficiary added, of course there
will be no falling off on this occasion.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-29

The REBEL GENERALs.-In the Con-
tederate service we have five foil gene
rails, ranking as We print their names,
thus Cooper, Lee, Johnston, Beaure-
gard and Bragg We have seven lieu
tenant generals, ranking as follows -
Longstreet Polk, L, X. Smith, Hardee,
Jackson (now dead), Pemberton and
Holmes. We have over two hundred
major generals and brigadiers.--R ielmona
inquirer
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Dried Fruit.

A. q M. LANDsBERa & Co., corner of
Market street and the Public square,
havoc hand Hly barrels Of chOioe Dried
FIrdt, APPLIES and PEACHES, which they
are offering at the lowest market prices
Call and make your purchases.
april 29-tf.
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DIR. COLEMAN, formerly Of rue Dead
eriek, is now located on Cherry street.--
He is thoroughly scientific practitioner,
and in his specially has no superior in
this part of the country, if in any other
Those having use for treatment in his
line would consult their own happiness
by giving him = call. m22-tf.
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AZ the traders, bank.

Corner Union and Cherry streets, the finest
wines in the city can be had, wholesale
and retail, embracing Werk's Sparkling
Catawba, Champagne, Port, Madeira,
Sherry. Also, Scotch Ales and London
Porter. may 22.-10t.
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TnEArnn.--Shakspeare's great trag

THEATRE.-Shakspeare's great trag-
edy Of Macbeth will be produced at the
Theatre; with Mr.. Foster as Macbeth !;
Mr.. Allen as Duncan; Mr.. Hamilton as
Macduf; Mr.. Duncan as BanquO; Mrs.
Jordan as Lady Macbeth. All the ladies
of the company appear in the course Of
the play. After the play; Mr.. Stewart
gives musical Daelange Go down to-
night and see for yourself
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-29

That very clever fellow, Billy Collier,
has favored us with copy of that side
splitting pictorial 1.-THE Phunny Phel-
low" Call and get one.
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CAMr Arn KrNrrcKY INrANrl

uatr CAMP 4FH KENTUCKY IEFAETRY,(
LAvERaNE, TENN, May ~, 1868.
Ma. 8. @. MERoER, Sir - Herewith
please find list of thirty mine subscri-
bers for the Weekly Union.
. Notwithstanding the oft repeated as
sertion, that the "old Fourth" was a
conservative" regiment, there is still
goodly number who are loyal 10 the
Government Of the United States; sup
porters of the Administration, and OPP
posed to rebels, under any name they
may choose to assume. Go on in the
good work of destroying "Copperheads,
seeesh--Kentucky Conservatives, ana
ali others opposed to the present Govern
ment, and you will receive the lasting
gratitude of "Co. K.
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WANTED TO COMPLETE OUR Fn.Rs.-A
copy Of the Daily Nashville UNION for
each Of the following dates:
March IA, 1868,
April 10th, 1868.
Any of our readers who may have
either of the above date will oblige us
greatly by sending them to the UNION Of
Gee.
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COL j. A. MARTIN sent Off on Wednes-
day last, under the escort Of Captain
CoNovER, of the 9Th Kansas, the follow
inc persons, chiefly from Sumner county:
Timothy Walton and wife;
VIM. Walton and wife;
j, Ernest Walton; ~
Miss Mary L. Walton;
Miss Luella Walton; q, soerro
E WIZ. Cate and wife; tfN8#
at H. s. Pugh; t..h P" 's
Rev. Mr.. Nance;
Isaac w. Harris and Miss Sarah j.
Harris; NDtii@ eA
Mise Eliza Harrison.
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Nashviiie union club.

The meetings of the Nashville Union
Club will be held hereafter in the Rep
resentative Hall, State Capitol
Regular meetings every Thursday
night. may loft
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hnotner Kentucky war club.
We have received another splendid
club from the gallant 4th Kentucky Vol
unteers. Most sincerely do we thank
our soldier friends for their kind appre-
citation of our services; would to heaven
that they were a thousand fold greater
than they are. We have been bitterly
denounced by prejudiced persons, and
mercenary newspapers, but we have the
satisfaction of seeing the whole loyal
population Of our country advancing
rapidly, and inevitably to the stand
point, which we have been occupying
for months. Very.soon, multitudes, who
now abuse us, will be our strnightOut
supporters.
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The VIM. Demumbrane, who was trans
ferred from the Jail to the penitentiary
last Wednesday, has been in cOnfhe-
ment several months az a spy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton, Mrs. Caulheld,
Dan Russell and Mr., Nelson are playing
at the Athen@um, Atlanta, Ga.
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For sale.

A large quantity Of old newspapers.
Price fifty cents per hundred Enquire
at this Office. m2s.tf
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Monn pn1soNrne.--Col JOINS A. MAnrIs

mora PRISONERS. Col john A. MARTIN
received another consignment of con-
Gederate prisoners from Mur1reesboro
last evening--some q in number. He
entertained them Hospitality at the Hotel
on the Church Street Pike; and will, SO
soon as they are sufficiently rested,
transfer them to that Prince of Hosts,
Col. MuEDAY of Louisville.
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Wanted, at this Office, a STEADY and
competent Book-keeper None other
need apply.
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Brown, Fleming & Co, OF Atlanta,
Ga, advertise English writing paper,
ink, and steel pens. flT ptl9l
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WANTED.-A new or secondhand safe
small one, two fect square or two by
three feet Word left At SCOTS news
and stationery store, on Union street, be-
tween Cherry and College will find a
purchaser [may28-tf
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We are indebted to JIG. Snyder & Co.
Cherry Street, for the latest Louisville
and Cincipnai papers.
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HEADoUARTERs USITED STATES FoRoEs,l
NASHVILLE May 20, 1868.
Orders
la pursuance of an order from
Department Head Quarters, the under
signed hereby assumes command Of the
Post Of Nashville.
All existing vr5vrs now ia force al
this Post will remain Of effect until re-
scinded by order from these Head Quar-
ters. JAMES ID. MoaaAE,
Official Brig. GenI.
JEo. PRATT, A, A. G.
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The subscriber wishes 10 inform the
people Of Nashville, that he has opened
his Ice Cream Saloen, on Union street,
under the Odd Follows Hall, for the
public in general. Polite walters al
ways in attendance. o. 7. BULoT.
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All persons having claims against the
Government arising from the use of cot
ton bales on the Notifications at Nash
willie, are hereby notified that they must
be filed with the Board appointed for
their investigation on or before the 18th
DAY Of May, 1868; after which date no
claims will be received,
By order Of the Board:
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17

PROMOTION. Elisha l.. Barney, formerly
Captain of Co. K, (Swanton) 9th Regiment,
and more recently Major, has been commissioned
Lieut.. Colonel of the same regiment.
Second Lieut.. jas S. Peck, of Montpelier,
has been promoted TO be First Lieutena in the
same company, 18th regiment
First Lieut. Davenport, Co. G, 9Th regiment,
has been promoted to Captainey Of Co, b, in
the same regiment
A. G. Sweet, from Burlington, who was in
Light Guard in the First Regiment and lately
has been Quartermaster' Clerk in the regulars
has been promoted to Second Lieutentancy in
Co. A. 5th regiment.
Sergeant NJ. T. Samson, 20. F, 9Th Regiment
has been promoted to be Second Lieutenant OF
Go. q, same regiment.
Lieut.. A. H. Keith 9th Regiment has bee
promoted from Second Lisutenancy to First
burlington Times.
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boro have been cut by secessionsts, who pretend
to be quiet Union farmers, and have no word
from our army to-day, but it is ready for the
enemy.
An entire rebel regiment, numbering about
800, deserted aud came into our post, 10 miles
below Murfrsesboro, yesterday.
Gen. Longstreet will attack us, it is said
next week, with bis entire force, which 10
thought to number As 900 men,
We shall have string times here soon. Gen.
Rosecrans is fully prepared for the enemy.
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GEOLOGY OF VERMoNT-We are informed by
the publisher, Albert d. Hagsr, OF Proctors-
Vile, that for the few remaining copies of the
Geological Report, which he still has on hand,
that he now charges sir dollars per copy in
stead of five dollars.-the price at which he re-
c.ntly sold them. Unlike most books that are
sold by subscription this grows dearer instead of
cheaper.
The reason of this is obvious. Only small
edition was printed and those having the mat
ter in charge did not preserve the plates from
which the valuable maps aud illustrations were
obtained, and as the work was not stereotyped,
it would cost as much now to produce another
edition, as the fret one cost, and even more, as
the advance on paper would make material
increase Of cost
Therefore, i, is not at oil probable that any
additional copies will ever be printed, and he
who would like copy of this truly valuable
work, should secure one at once, as the present
edition is nearly austed.-W'ndsor Journal.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17
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TIE GRAND LoD3B.-At the session Of the
Graad Lodge of the State of Vermont, which
was concluded Thursday, the following officers
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NJ. w. Lovsrett B. Englesby, Burlington,
Grand Master.
r. w. George NJ. Hall, Swanton, Dep. Grand
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- " Ranslure W. Clark, Brattleboro, Grand
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-" " Nathan ?. Bowman, Island Pond, Grand
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'' " William G. Shaw, Burlington, Grand
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" &" Samuel Brooks, Middlebury, Grand Sen
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" :" Benz. fl. Dewey, Waterbury, Grand
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