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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-09

We met with a gentleman yesterday
who resides near Brentwood He said
he hadn't been to town FOR a fortnight,
and asked US to pest him touching the
position Of Grants and sherman's az
mics. We gave him the facts, briefly.
why he replied with an air Of sur
prise, hasn't sherman recently met
with disaster and hasn't Grant
Such are the reports that have reached
US" Rebels and rebel sympathIzers
spread all sorts Of rumors in the coun-
try. and gulls swallow them as truth
Tuesday morning we met one Of the
oath OF amnesty loyalists What's the
newsY we asked Nothing, he re-
sponded. except that sherman is fall
ing back towards Chattanooga ? "Ah
say you so; how does the news come 2
knowingly You may rely upon it
Us sof SWELL, you must have means
ofeettag mars faster than the tele
graph. Here isa despatch from Gen
sherman himself received yesterday
afternoon, published in the UMoS, ans
that tells very plainly where he is, anc
what beis doing "OA, / habit see'
f6at r and off bolted- amnesty, feeling
probably, @damnasty.
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DR., Coleman,

large proportion Of the human race
suffer more or less from venereRl diseases
or the concomitants. The faint, once &C
quired, is often left to Turk in the blood, and
manifests itself through succeeding genera
tons. The great fault of the age immedi-
ately preceding this was that this frightful
class of diseases were rombatted only in
their symptoms, which, being once subdued,
the patient was declared cured though the
deadly virus was still unexpUnged from the
system. Fortunately for humanity, q better
state Of things has been inaUgurated, and
the increased knowledge acquired by the
foremost in the ranks Of medical practi-
TONERS enables them To strike at the very
root Of the disorder. Prominent among
these is DR.. COLEMAN, who has devoted the
labor Of his life TO the discovery of the
means Of totally Graduating the venorOl
faint, and leaving the patient free as before
infection. That he has succeeded, his
thousands Of former patients testify; that
he viii still succeed, his large present prae-
tce plainly proves. Dr.. COLEMAN is one
among the very few specialists now Practic-
ing who are able to do what they promise
work a perfect cure. He can do this, and
that in a safe and speedy manner, without
danger or exposure. His Office is located
on Cherry street, between Cedar and Dead
erick. Visit him, all We who are afflicted.
You cannot afford TO remain away.
iune2-tf.
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PLEASE READ.
A GRAND MOVEMENT,

In the right direction, may he noticed il
the extensive enlargement and improve
ment Of the Gallery of the Cumberland
where hundreds are now thronging to see
the greatest wonder Of the age, the Mammoth
Camera, for making life size photographs,
Il is the only one Of the kind in the South
west. This establishment has been
thoroughly reftted, and ia worthy Of the
patronage of the most fastdious. Pictures
Of every style aud size made as heretofore.
A large and choice collection Of Albums, Of
the latest patterns, just received from New
York.
Please call and examine the various col
lections of art, among which may he seen
and obtained Photograph of the Generals
of the Union Army; also, a choice collec-
ton of Photographs of Celebrities, and Pho
tographic Views and Scenes of Lockout
Mountain, Battle Grounds, &c, &c. A list
of the above may be found in another col
umn. A. s. MORSE.
Nav 90. If
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NEW THEArRE.- Miss Jennie Hight
appears this evening as Olympia, the
Brigand, in a favorite drama, and in five
characters in the farce A Day in
Paris" A fine bin for the display Of
her peculiar talents and versatility.
Tomorrow night she takes a benefit.
Be ready boys"
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CAMERON, KNIGHT x Co.'S Wholesale
DFPAEruENr.--Mozambiques, Grenadines,
and other Dress Goods Of superior quality
and styles in great variety, and lower than
they can be bought in New York and landed
here. One thousand dollars or every seven
thousand dollars Of outlay on Silks and
dress Goods saved by buying at CAHERoS,
KNOTT & Co.'S, No. ], Hicks's Block,
Nashville. Call and zee the truth Of this
offer
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The number Of patients in the Small
Pox Hospital on the LIST Of the present
month, was 3S6-on the lst Of May I44
"A reduction Of 3GS This is a very
favorable sign-and as the warm wea-
ther progresses, we may expect a still
futther decrease.
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DR.. jones, No % Dederick street, treats
nothing but private diseases and conse-
quendy devotes his whole time 10 this class
ofprsctice.
TFRNs.-A charge is made in the first
place and medicines are then furnished
free Of charge until s cure ia effected. A
cure Is certain.
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a great many persons who had gone
60 Memphis 10 trade are leaving there,
and going North Trey are driven
S.say by Gen Washburn's restrictions
6pon trade The rebels will thus be
deprived Of great quantities of sup
plies
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John K Hume d Co. sell at auction,
this morning, Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes,
Cutlery, Notions, &c, in great variety.
Go and buy.
We are greatly obliged to joel Davis,
Esq Of the Adams Express Company,
and W. c. Collier, Newsletter, for the
latest newspapers.
Ell. Willard, No. 23l Union street,
has received Frank Leslie's Ladys Mag
azine for June, and the Budget Of Fun.
RWrR NEws-The recent rains have
brought the river up a little There are
now about 4 feet water on Harpeth
shoals, the river still rising slowly.
The following are the arrivals and de
partures Of steamboats, yesterday
AgEyED.-Arcola, Louisville; Lady
Franklin, Cincinnati; Huntsman and
Damsel, GAINESVILLE
DEPAErED-,I. II Baldwin, GAINESVILLE
Silver Cloud, Cincinnati
Messrs. Cone 4, Tunnel, army news
agents, have presented ouryoung friend
Csc. g. STRONG, Of the ID Minnesota
Volunteers, 3 splendid American Silver
Watch Of F. Howard 4 Cos. manulac-
ture. as token Of esteem For two
years past Mr.. Strong has acceptably
filed the post Of Chief Clerk in charge
OF the assortment of the Military Mail
IA very important and responsible po-
sitiou He has been ever faithful and
efficient in the discharge of his duties,
and we are gratifed to see him the re-
cipient of the handsome present made
him.
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We were informed yesterday ne less
than 1900 times that the weather was
hot We assented to the remark
time Why, We hayn't dotted our heavy
winter suit yet; and the sun has, so far
failed to penetrate it.
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c. P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD Pens.

All pens bear my trade mark, C. P. B&RH
ExrRA LOU, KY" for which have secured us
D,j-rIJkt snd sre warranted Il csTate lne and per
frct tn every respect Sent by mail or express TO
any rart Of the country receipt Of price and 70
ts rk1rl5x. Peraons ordering VII please state the
size and style desired, whether hard soft, fine or
coarse. sd il the pen should f 70 please OF prove
defaotive VIII have the privilege Of eLcianging It.
A deduction Of fAeen percent allowed on orders Of
SIS or over and twenty per cent. on those of
500 lLleral discounts mede 20 the trade. Old
pens repaired 10 the best manner for FIFTY
CENTS ,Gzd stEg.pl each. Pen and Wsich circUlsrs
sent FREE. Address
c. p. BARNES,
Dealer 10 Gold Pens and American Watches,
5S5 Mslu-street, Cor sixth, Louisville, Ey.
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DIARRHGA AND DYsEETFRY.-We have OK
amined q great number of letters from some
Of the most prominent citizens in Cincin-
natl and CovingtOn, etc, speaking in the
highest terms Of DR.. Stricklaud's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of DiarrheG
and Dysentery. The letters are too long 70
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covington, says
be was pronounced incursble by the best
doctors IN Cincinnati, and one bottle Of DIT.
strickland's Anti-ChOlera Mixture effected
q permanent cure, after suffering for months
with the worst form Of Diarrhes and Dys-
enterv. ap 26-tu " THY
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Nellie johnson appear.

? Taking stroll, Tuesday, for exercise
and recreation, after confinement to
the house for some days i'll, we paused
for rest at the weIl-known house of
our long time friend Ben Cutter, cor
aer Of Broad and Collegests We were
somewhat surprised at the changes we
noted in his establishment Yielding
to the spirit Of the day, he and his
young partner, Gleaves, have "branched
ont" and in addition 10 their stock of
Shoes, have laid in heavy supplies of
Family Groceries, Fruits, Pickles, Pre-
serves, Varieties, &c Their stock of
Boots, Shoes and Hats, is large, and
comprises a choice assortment of the
best goods. in the selection of their
groceries they have been fortunate in
occurring the very best articles. Those
who like Rio Coiiee-and the number
is yast-will find there the very best
imported The ladies viii find in their
Shaker Preserves something delicious
honest preserves, not trash, put up 10
cheat the poor soldier out Of his money
and out of his health. Wemight make
mention of other things, but some
body would probably accuse US Of puff
ing, a sin we are never guilty of
We may, however, by way Of conclu-
sion, state that the old patrons Of the
house will find their former favorite,
John L. Glenn, there again.
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Neatly executed at the Gold Pen Depot
y Cherry street, where you viii find Pens
and Jewelry, at low figures. Call and ex
anime. [may1I-tf.
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gaashrille &Aniull.

THE UNION has the largest
circulation Of any Newspaper in
Tennessee---its City and Army
circulation more than double any
other paper.
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Some Of Prof Goodwin friends and
pupils intend 10 honor him with grand
complimentary ball at his rooms Col
lege street, next Monday evening.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-09

A Photograph Of 100 Star Theatre
Actresses, all for 50 cents, at the Cum
berland Gallery. If
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GgIf you want your pianos well
tuned, call on Mr. jackson, at c. D. Ben
sen's Music Store. Ap26tf.
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s photograph Of one hundred Fed
eral Generals all for % cents, at the
gallery Of the Cumberland If
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Another sale this day by Jno. K. Hume
8 Co, No Il College street
VIII sell this morning. Dry Goods, Cat
lery, Notions, Shoes and Hats; great vari-
cites.
limo q 1874
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Col. " A. Hoskins, formerly com
mander Of the 10Th Kentucky Infan-
try. is at present on a visit to Nashville
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Do you want fine apples and oranges,
60 10 Clark a Gregory, at So North
Market street, near Louisville depot
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1t viii be seen, upon reference to the
advertisement OF Mr. NJ Tarbot, in this
morning UNoy, that he publishes a
list of the prices Of his pens, and that
they are low, for a good article, such as
he sells In addition TO gold pens,
there can be had at his depot, watches,
j ewelry, pocket-l1nives, gold and plated
lockets, and various other articles, all
Of which he warrants and sells at rea-
sonable rates. Dealers viii find it to
their advantage 10 give him trial
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Monday evening, June j. benefit Of
Miss Carrie Noyarre.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-09

CHECgs ox THE DFFosiTArY 81 LorisvuLF,
1 znd Quartermasters' Vouchers cashed on
tho very best terms. THo.. S. MARI.
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ansiuess AOtiees.

a good eanvasser wanted for particulars
cell at the Gold Pen Depot, 70 Cherry st.
june 9tf
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Fifty thousand Photographs Of celebrated
Generals, etc, just received at the Gallery
Of the Cumberland. If
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Recorder Shane dispensed Justice
yesterday 10 eight persons arrested for
drunlenness; five for disorderly con-
duct; one for drunkenness and disor-
DERBY conduct two for using hydrant
water without license; two for depos-
ting filth in thestreet and two for en-
ploying clerks in liquor saloons without
having them sworn as the law requires.
The case Of Thos. Slane, charged with
passing a 500 counterfeit Freenback
on VIM. Stenlple, was continued; as
also that Of John Hart charged with
stealing.
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Suffers and Merchants.

Your attention is called to orr large stock
Of Goods, consisting in part Of Boots Shoes,
Caters, Oxford Ties etc, nearly all styles
and qualities; Hats and Caps, all kinds and
eolors, for military and civil use-5tyles
consisting in part ofGen. Grant Hats, Gen.
Burnside Hats Gen. Gilmore Hats, Regula-
ton Hats etc, Hat Cords, all colors and
kinds; Trunks, Yalises, Carpet Bags, I'm
brellas, Whips and Whip Thongs, Hosiery,
Shoe Findings, Cigars, Tobacco, Teas, Can
ned Fruits, Sardines, Cove Oysters, Soaps,
Candles, Soda, pepper, Spices, Backing
Brushes, etc, all Of which viii be sold low
by the case or dozen.
June 9-3m B. L. CUTTER 4 GLEAyEs,
Corner Of College and Broad streets.
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\ Photograph Of 81 Confederate Generals,
all for 30 cents, at the Gallery of the Cum
berlsnd. If
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200 ROXeS LemoDs
Engraving

Just received at W. ". ToTTox's, No. %
College street. june4-tf.
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THEAeEE-The sterling old play OF
La Tour de Nesle, under a new title,
will be produced at the theatre tonight
Mr. J. w. Albaugh appears as Captain
Buridan lie is new candidate for
popular favor whom we have not yet
seen; but we noted recently that our
contemporaries Of the Louisville press
spoke of him in warm terms of eulOgy
as an actor He has a fine part to ex-
hibit his tragic ability tonight The
entertainments close with the Elton
Boy, in which Harry Everett and
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LOGO Bushels
nnayI7tf

Hungarian Grass Seed for sale at
NJ. L. ALExANDER's.
mayI7-tf
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Ell Willard, No. %! Union street,
has received Frank Lesle's Ladys Mag
azine for June, and the Budget Of Fun.
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We are greatly obliged to joel Davis,
Esq Of the Adams Express Company,
and W c. Collier, Newsletter, for the
latest newspapers
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IT IT
BALTIMORE, June s.-The Convention has
just nominated, by acclomstion, Abraham
Lincoln for the Presidency.
4P. M.-Audrew Johnson, Of Tennessee,
was nominated for Vice President, on the
first ballot.
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June 9-3m 3. K. CUTTER * GLEAYEs.
Corner Of College and Broad streets.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-31
Notice i'm Petition.

the matter Of the Petition Of Henry J. Bcigly and
lanc sutton, for partition uf the Real Estate Of Chris
tau Beighey, late Of Gay township, deceased.
In the orphans Court of Butler county, No. S. June
Term 1864.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, - To th6 Heirs
and Legal Representatives Of Christian Beighy decd.
to wit: William Beighly, Rosanna inernarried with
Christian Bright, Mary T.. intermarTisd with Francis
FTeer. Margaret Jane, inurmarried with Isaac Sutton
Henry J. Bcighly, Matilda Beighly and NJ. NJ. Bcighly.
The said Real Estate consists Of certain ncssuae or
tract Of land containing hundred and fifty acres
les, situate in Clay township Butler county
Pennsylvania adjoining lands Of Jacob Brown c. Miller
Philip Sanderson Henry Deer, and others You and each
of you hereby cited 10 appear before Judges at
Orphans Court to be held at Butler in and for the
county of Bnter, the Fourth Monday of September
next-it being the 26h day of said month"; show cause
why said writ Of Partition should not be awarded pray
ed for. BY the Court.
WATSON J. YOUNG Crk.
TO all of which, the heirs and legal Representatives Of
Christ Beighy dec dare hereby required to take Notice
". o. BRECKENRIDGE,
Aug. Il, 1864. sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-31
sHEERIFF,s NOTICES.
Writ of Partition.

the matter a the Petition for Partition of the Real
| Estate of Matthew Smith, deceased.
In the Orphans Court Of Butler county No 65, March
Term, 1891
Butler county Greeting Whereas, at Orphans Court
held at Butler and for the county of Butler the
day of April A. D. Is64 before the Judges of the
Court The petition of Mary Story of Butlercounty Pa
Respectfully represents That Mnthew Smith, late Of
Fairview township said county decd Farmer died in
the county aforesaid, on the day Of September A.
D., 1913 leaving widow, but leaving the following
children to wit: Martha Smith: who has since died leav
ing no heirs or husband. Mary ntermarred with VIM.
Story; Ann ntermariel with John Ray Cshe has since
died, leaving William Ray, Matthew Ray John Ray Rob
ert Ray; Nancy intermarried with Samuel Donaldson
aud Elizabeth Ray,) ali Of said children being Of full
age John smith, Margaret inteInlarried with William
MGarveyi Jane iniermarred with James Weldon, She
has since diei, leaving heirs TO wit: Hindman Weon
Isaiah Weldon, aud Scott Weldon Nancy Smith, inter-
married with james Story and Elizabeth Smith, inter-
married to Thomas McClung all of said heirs than
twentyone years old That the said nestate died seiz
ed in his demesne of fee of certain lots of ground
North by Church lot Tin the village Of Fairyiew On
the East by Coal Street On the south by Bradys Bend
road, and West by alley containing 60 feet in front
and $50 feet back Lot No H. bounded the North by
lands Of Hngh Moore; East by Main Street: South by
lands Of Robert Patton and West by alley containing
60 feet front by $50 feet back Lot No 49, bounded
the North by lands Of NJ s. Adams; East by Coal Street,
South by West Street, and West by an alley.
That there has been inquest to make partition
the above described property Real Estate. And
praying the Court to award inquest to make partition
Of tie premises aforesaid, to and among the said parties
interested in such and in such proportion by
the laws Of this Commonwealth they are entitled to- If
such Partition can be made without prejudice TO or oil
ing the whole; but if such Partition cannot be made
thereof then to value and appTuie the and make
return of tho proceedings according to law. April %
1854 Rule on heirs &C. to show issued returned
served And now to wit June 49, 1864 Inquest award
ed. BY the Court
WATSON ]. YOUNG, CIk Of o. c.
TAKE Notice that Inquest will be held the house
of the late iecedent in Fayiew township, On MONDAY
the 12th day Of September next at 10 o'clock a. H. Of
said day tn make partition valuation of the Real Es-
tate OF said dececnt according law which time and
piece You may attend if You think proper.
w. o. BRACkENRIDGE.
Aug IL, 1851. Sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-31

\ the mat,cr Of The Partition Of the Real Estate Of
L Samuel Meals, late of Washington township, decd.
In tho Orphans Court ul Butlvr county. No. u Dec.
Term lSt3 June H. 1864, lnquisitiouiled and confirm
ell MIST
The Commonwealth Of pennsylvauia-To the heirs and
legd representatives Of Samue Meals decd to wit -
Elizabeth Meals widow. and Jacob Meals William Meals
Daniel Meals, Mary Meals iutcrmarried with Thomas
Campbell, Christopher Meals, Samuel Meals Margaret
Meals intcrmauicd with William Grant, and children Of
Nancy Meals decd, who w0s iutcmarriei with Elisha
liArd. lou. and each of Nou, are hereby cited to be
and appear before our Judges at Orphans Court t. be
held at Butler. in and for the county of Butler On the
fourth MONDAY of September next, il being the 26th
day of said month"; To accept orreuee the premises
the apprniscmout valuation, show cause why the
same should not be sold. By the Court.
WATSON y. YOUNG,
Butlcr, July IS, 1874. CT of o. c.
To all If which, the heirs and legal Representatives Of
Samuel Meals, decd, hereby required take no
uce. WM. o. RRACKENRIDGE Sh'n.
ShsviG's Office, Butler, Aug il, ls6I
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