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Question BY a Soldier.
LAvERGxE, TENN, March ,, 1854.

LAyERGNE, Tenn, March 3, 1854.
Editors Of the Nashville Union;
SIRs,-You viii confer great favor upon
many soldiers by answering this question
through the columns Of your excellent pa
per:
QRcStion.-Does an enlisted soldier have
to serve three years from the date of mis- en-
listment, or three years from the time ofhis
being mustered into the United States ser
vice. MANY SOLDIERS.
We cannot certainly answer this
question, but we believe that dis
charge viii be three years from the
date Of enlistment Where a man
served under the three months call,
that time will not be considered as a
part Of his three years term
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SUNDAY, MARCH c, 1861.
The Reported Capturr on seIma.

The reported capture of Selma has
been reiterated several times recently;
and judging nom circumstances with
which we are eonversant, we are IN
clined 10 think it has now fallen into
our hands; though the first rumors
were doubtless premature
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Extensive Sale Of Gro
eeries and suffers Supplies
at Auction.

I WILL SELL At NY STORE, No 65 Msrke,
Il street, commencing ~ lu o'ciock on Iuessiay
morning next, the sth INST, large and desirable
stock q fresh Groceries, suffers Goods eic- con
sisting IN raTt Of the following. sucAr Coffee salt
Candles, Cheese, Rice, CigaFs Tobacco, spice, Pep
per, Ginger, BrOoms, Buckets, BaegDg and Rope.
Fish, Can and Preserved Fruits 81 M kinds, Pickles,
Catsups. Also, large lot Of Yankee Motions Rub
Der Clothing, Nots Paper. Envelopes, etf. sale
positive and without rfseiye. Goods Wll - offer
"a lberaIlF and those ID the trade are Fsgy respect
fully invited % attend The sale sill - cont nued
from day % day lnfi the entire stock i closed out
Mar std Rs INNS
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The Washington correspondent of
the New York Express, says that if Mr.
Ben. Wood Of the News, viii come
back to Congress and attend to business
he will find that there are but ten
Democratic members of the House.
who do not in principle and substance
agree with what Mr. Brooks said, viz:
That as a fact to be recognized and ac-
cepted, as much as daylight or dark
ness the slavery institution is dead
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Tie size n the Magazine sin - octavo-eaeh
number containing y fa.,es-pnnts-d 90 superior
quality % paper, and 10 the highest style VI AT.
lERHs--s5 per year. Ia adFaIsce single NUMBERS
sent ~ Iul, post Tlfl, on receipl o. % cents, ~
Nos. and sent for 81.
For sale by 81 Book and PeriOdical DealeFs.
Orders Tor the Work may b. .iidressed %.
&. y. RICHARDSON,
PrbLIsHER AID PnoFlIEr5s,
30. 596 Broadway, New York.
NlrI-gne
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g HANcocK ~.

" have had the pleasure u eIaming the ar-i
number Of the United States Service Magaznr. The
prominent military writer's who haze already lent
their aid to your enterprise cannot ial IN nsuring
it, success. The want Of such awOrk has long been
felt among military men"
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AWUGententS.


DuFFIELD & FLYNN, Managers. W II. EV-
EREII, Stage Manager e. T. SIMONI Treas
Grer A. HAlti, Director of Nusic. IS FETCH
Err, Scenic Artist.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH :. lsG4.
Second week Of Mr. JOIN F. OWENS.
Monday Evening, March 7th, will be performed
Tom 1aylor's Comedy Of the
VICTIMS.
Joshua Butterfly r Owens
The performance 10 conclude with
The Yankee Tenlmster.
Scion Shingl John f. Owens
Prices oF ADsiIs'I0N.--press Circle, 70 cents Gal
lcTy p cents. Doors open 40 - o'clock. Per
fOrnance TO commence az 10 o'clock.
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The Louisville Democrat asks if it Is
an excuse to run away from 3 lighted
shell merely because you don't like its
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-06

Six thousand emigrants have arrived
in Ohio since the creation Of the Office
of Commissioner Of Immigration last
year
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HENRY ". LoNGFELLow an.

." lour Inew Magazine. haze No doubt Wdl he
very successful, not ony ia the Army aud Navy, but
among civilians, Tor every one is deeply interested
n tins Hey Var and Modem Crusade againsf Bar
hsrsln."
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Upon the trial of a suit Of divorce,
one of the witnesses was asked whether
he had spoken to any of the jury since
the suit commenced.
YES, sir, I spoke to Mr.. Ayres," point
ing 70 a juryman with face a. red as q
blood beet
What did you say to him p
Witness appeared very reluctant to
tell The attorney insisted on an an
swer
- Well. said the witness, told
him he had a id pretty face TO sit on
a Jury TO decide whether a man was a
habitual drunkard or mott
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Grr- GRANT s,rs

- Such Magazine j. much needed, and Is de-
serving d the most liberal patronage Every "a
cIty viii be given for il circulation IN this military
division"
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MAJ.-Grx. MEADE SAYS:

81 have read with great saiseeuon The first mum
her OF the Magazine and shall b very glad b
tribute 70 is success in any way in my power
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{" / feel Interested and GatEed that such o work
should he ushered under your auspices, and shall
take pleasure IN giving u any nd IN my power"
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Real ESTATE
FOR SALE.


WE HAVE NOW on HAND FOR SALE, the
w following City and Suburban Residences And
Farms:
u EsTDENCE on Gay street, containing - Rooms
H Price, $1,000
ID EsIDENCE on North Market street. containing
H ROOMS. Pnce, $500.
ID EsIDENCE on south Summer street, contain
IL ing rooms and basement. Puce. e, COO
ID EsIDENCE on Spruce street. containing
II rooms. This IS one 81 the most desirable Do
clities ia the city. Pnce, 5000.
ID EsIDENCE in Southwest Nashville. near Nash
II vile Piow Factory, containing ROOMS.
Puce, 81 coo.
ID ESIDENCE Ia Watkins Grove, containing
III rooms. Price, 5000
ID EsIDENCE in Watkins Grove containing or
H rooms. Price, e2.G00.
II EsIDENCE ON Cedar street, containing rooms.
IL Price, g. 900, half ia Planters Bank.
DEsIDENCE on North side Cumberland river.
III, - sores Of Land. This il magnificent house
and fine Garden Land. Price, sza,ooo.
A FINE FARM, niles from the city, 15T srres
"a u Land. magnificent House, built ga DE- iatest
styie Of architecture Price, $1,000 in Cold, IT,
equivalent IN L. 5. currency.
A MOST desirable piece Of Property On Broai
"A street, free from taxation Price, 5000.
A VERY desirable residence on Churh street.
n Price, $4,000.
INCUR COTTAGE RESIDENCES, near the Re-
il seryOir. Price, $50 eaeh.
II EsIDENCE on College street, near the resi-
Ii dence Of Isaac Paul, Esq. Price, s2ooO.
A BUSINESS HOUSE west side Of Capitol H.l.
"A Price, 81 ,2o.
ID EsIDENCE IN Edgefeld. corner d Spring md
II Wetmore streets. Price, a, SO
A SMALL FARM, containing p acres II iant
~ with Cottage House, = miles from he city
Fuee, So
100 ACRES OF LAND, adi0iring the shove,
IOO unimprOyed. Prize, 500 per acrr.
XIYE have also, 40 yaeint lots In the c.iy an
w suburbs for sale and lease.
For particulars, apply b.
". MATT BROWN 4 CO,
Real Estate and General Business Agents
Mar lin No. 81 Cherry street
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One OF the novelties Of the day is the
Infant Prince Quadrille."
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WHAT Texas Is DoNG.-Through the
energy and enterprise Of General Kirby
Smith, the towns of Shreveport, Louis
lana, and Marshall, Tyler and Houston,
Texas, have become large manufactur-
ing places There are already three
powder mills in successful operation,
and foundries are now working the
Texas iron into ammunition for ord
nance, and they will soon commence
making heavy guns This department
is fast becoming self-sustaining.- Mobile
Tribune. 18Th al
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The Richmond correspondent Of the
London Times recently struggled him.
self across the lines and made visit to
New York He was greatly surprised
at the contrast between the condition
of affairs North and South, though he
tries to persuade his readers that the
rebels are bound to win. Referring to
the Northern belief of a Union reaction
at the South, he says: Am dream
ing, or did | hear fortnight ago from
Governor Vance, that he would rather
fight for twenty years than consent to
anything but fall, final, and irrevocable
dissolution of the Union"
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rHE FOLLOWING ARE FEw OF IRE MANY TIATTER-
No TEsTINoSIa1s FROM DtsrSGrIsHED
oFTIcERs ASD CITIZENS:
Llrur.-GrS. SCOTT SAYS:

81 have read, and shall continue TO read, with
great pleasure the United States Service Magazine
Edited BY my friend Prof C0ppee, whom regard
as one Of the most accomplished officers Of the
Army.
I" Such q MAGAZINE cannot lal % Be- Of the great
est interest 10 The Army and Navy and to The public
generally"
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Cotillion PARTY.

u consequence Of the incler1enry CT die weather.
1 Mr.. Go0dsFin's Cotlon Party did NOT cosae on
Monday evening Last, as announced bat ID viii take
place Dext MONDAY EVENING. Margh eth AZ his
room, No. ~ COLLEGE street Ianeinr viii rnro.
menee Al O'clock Admission one dollar snd ffty
ceiils Mar 4-st
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important Announcement.


mn
ne OuICoQ STATES
Fka
VIAnInN MANAWAn
- 10 A-- 80 -
DEVOTED TO
- - -
THE INTERESTS, DESCRIPTIVE OF THE
PROGRESS, AND ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE
uoIOpApTE SFpy1Crs On, rrtIr
- = M
UNITED STATES AttM1 AND
NAVY. REGlTARAND
vOTrrNTFFP
''1N- LIN
.a..
HENhl COffEE-
hNgfCrE
University Of Pennsylvania, late an Officer
in the Artillery in the service of
U,o I-,;,o5 s.,io,
''io NHi'e1 ''''i's7-
,,...,,. .-.,..,,,,- - -.
FEbkCAki NUhbEh Noh kEAlS.
NV. r.
CONTENTS.
IT. r,h;,. ,,,,l t1,,,,,.,;,;os ,,r W.
II Mili,d lii sHre1 r tnes ma n SodeT ruu q,
in.;ia55,l % - - $40 v VA -
III 6-,,snizafi!or Of tls stota
~ n, tbe S1iIitapy 1 To,,oga,b, Of ,ro,e
y The Gf5can C5lor Ser7gsd5rf'
~, IConelu,dtedl -,
The Great siege as we Saw il.
VIII. Cavalry Song
Literary Intelligence and Notes Of New Books.
Editor's Special Department
Oi'''l'5 NJ li,'t s
The
A"e N'''
CONIENIo Or The JANUARl NUMBER
/ A Word Of Greeting
II CbattannoOa (aitb . 7TapN
iii The NortbrTln' and WSsta5r1 lakes
" a Few Facts About Artillery
A Modern Foble with am Infer,,aaiopsl Hfo-al
VI The Burial AZ tiettvsburp fpoetryl
VII. The Use of Iron in FortiGcations hy p1q
Gen I q barnard lent C,ol (,or-ps- Of ~
eineers. -
VIII War Songs and their Inauepce in History. lv
Charles g. Leland. Es0.
" Srcoi, w.. a. ana ,,.ba- Iia,,,,,,obI.,
X Modern War in Theory and Proctiee
XII ter RannIIes on M. Ffej,l Of Getfvshury NV
M Jacobs y n -
XII Frcnch Military Phrase
Literary Intelligence and Notes on New Books
Editors SDecio{ Dsportmenf
1JficiaI Tnfeliigerea
The ARMY
The My
Among the contributors to the hrst numbers sTe:
,r -
Admiral BoYNIoN, Y. ,. ~;
General " n: r. BARRY, u ;. A AMI
captain r Z bofNfCN, AdJui-uh Of tho Military
Academy
In the second number the contributions are from
tI, ,,c,,s Of JiIiire1i.bc5 sIii;tar,, AMI S,ti,
XTr,ti.rs ,,rc, f,,,isS ~ fb,.ir sr,e,.;l st1,j,
me nnblisber bos the rleasrra ~ syJ,r,o,,r.;r,
not i, sI a,o ~ g,
,,f oiIr most stino1Ii-bad offcars of htb Service
AMI ntbnT ,rritars ~ tl,a hiobSst ontborif,- 49,
TINS enternriss has hem ,IndeTtaIeen at the o.
ackho"IedSSd Waht Oi the service, que 70 me I'M
ILlS7s q 'e s'e'e anu MI u WI ID
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Sold according
MILITARY ORDERS;

MILF a r Y o Q { K y;
BOURBOS WHISKY. in barrels,
BOURBON WHISKY. IN kegs,
BOURBON WHISKY. Ia cases,
ROBERTSON coUSTT. m cases.
PURE OLD RYE. in cases
BRANDY. By ths RPe.
BRANDY, ~ the Barrel,
BRANDY, BY the Kez.
BRANDY, IN eases.
go cases STOMACH BITTERs,
90 e.ssss FANCY wTNEs
TIE: putUe are Invited to cali and examine our
L BLOCK q co,
y Public squsrs.
MaFI-aa near City Hstsl.
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For Rent.

A SMALL TRACT or LAND coutaining Ten
~ Acres, - miles rom the city. Applv -
Alar 5-u " MATT BROWN a CO.
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Motbc Nubrs..
gtrisflans's adntiG bolera Mfirttu

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s. Goa1eftnrs Yotlte,
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$1,000 8elphnnns wirc Gemi:ntS'

$1,000 8eIpbnnm9 wire CtmitllSs"
r,r;prrSsn' msIasr Gin telilr3ss 8teept gum 9stls
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-24
~- The Union man of oh;o =. !

s% The Union men Of Ohio are deter
minced to give not less than SO. 900 ma
jorlty for Lincoln and Johnson. Their
ability TO do so cannot be disputed
Northern and Central Ohio are firm n
devotion TO Abraham Lincoln, aud even
Southern Ohio il more than haif inclined
to sustain him. The magnificent msiori-
ties recorded for John Brough, in 1858,
are an earnest Of what will be given for
Abraham Lincoln in 1864.
The Unionists Of Chicago may we'll be-
lieve that their brethren Of Ohio are true
70 the Union. When the pleasant mouth
of October visits us, look out for good
news from the hills end vaIleyr Of Ohio :
and when the cherries days Of Move nber
are npon us, We shsll iind Chicago ed
gagged 10 genesess rivalry With Cincin.
natl to determine which city shall rive
the largest majority for Lincoln and John
son. The 5000 majority that, CHICAGO
viii bestow upon her President viii Sc
fully eqaalled BY that which Cincinnati
will ACCORD hin. y \.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-24
KEOKUK MARKETS.
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KsoGUE, Aug. ~, 1884
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