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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-06

The election yesterday resulted in the
success Of the unconditional Union ticket
but very few votes having been cast against
it. We annex such returns as have been
received
FIRsr wARD-iSherB-T 21s; Fort
q Carter II.
Trastee-wilson 2lO; Crunk Il; Maxey
a. Mcbride 3.
S. Rsgister-smith zoe; Garrett %.
Rereaue coileetor-Cavert zoe; Robertson
Criaiaei Court Cgerk-Han PIG; Horn L.
oonStaJle-Newman lOS; Bates l8l; Cow
or %.
opposition.
THIRD wsRD.-@er.6-Hinton, Il; Car
ter, l, Cole, ?.
Ty-uatee--wilson, 90 CrunL, Maxey, >.
RcgiSter-smith, II; Garrett, y.
Repenac cOliocior-Cavert, IS Robertson,
criminol Court ciTk-Hall, Is Horn, II.
Coastablo- Newman, 10; Cover, l6
Bates, 3.
FovErH wAnD.-ShcriB Hinton, ISL
Wilson, IS; Carter, %; Fort, 2.
TrRsieo-Maxey, .; Wilson, 1876; Crunk,
81.
Regise-smiih, leo; Rawlings, o 4; Gar
rett, %.
Bcreare ceaector-cavert, ia; Robert
son, 40.
crini-al Court cie,E-Hall, r7o; Horn,
NoasiaSie-Bates, I4a; eOwor, III; New
man, "a.
ThOs. Mecarty was elected Magistrate
without opposition.
FHTH wAED-Sher!6: Hinton o.; Fort s.
Carter 3.
Trustee-Wilson; co. Csunk A; Maxey .
RegisteT-smith &c; Carrot 7,
Revenue Colleetor-Cavert 20; Robertson 3
,, CriaaiaaI Court cqerk-HaIl 70 Horn 3.
Consfa5le-Newman As; Cover ~; Bates sc
A. B. shankland was elected Magistrate
without opposition.
Sixth WARp.-Sheri6-H Hinton, % Fori
.; Carter, ;.
TTsstee-wilson, 30; Crunk, Maxey
!; Mcbride, /.
Register-smith, IS Garrett, IS.
Crirtinel Court Clcrk-Hall, 81 Horn, II
Rereape coileetor-cavert, SO; Robert
son, l6.
EIGHTH w4ED.-&eri6-H Hinton. 2O7
Carter, 5; Wilson, 3.
zrastee-wilsOn, col; Cunk, :; Maxey
a; Mcbride, G.
Register-smith, Isl Garrett; q.
criniaal Court clerk-Hall, ls9; Horn
ReUeHus coleetor-Caveri, Is5 Robert
son, IS.
consta5le-Newman, ls7; Cover, l53
Bates, l04.
J. r. W. Pearcy was elected Magistrate
receiving l2s votes ". II. Wilkinson IS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-06

Monday, March 18th, regular monthly
meeting of the German Relief Society.
Business OF importance will be transacted.
Every member is requested to appear. The
meeting begins at ~ o'clock, A. X.
By order of President H. METz.
mar5-2t. G. SCHIFF, Sec. pro ten.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-06

The United States Senate has con-
hrmed the appointment Of John S Nix
on, Esq-. as collector Of internal reve-
nue. for the Fourth district OF Ken
lucky.
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Any person having Canvass Pavilion
Tent to sell can hear of chance, by adj
dressing T. B. Bishop, Rox lO8 Chat;a-
nooga p. o. stating capacity, condition,
price, &c. March 5-4ta
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We are indebted to Joel Davis, Esq,
agent Of the Adams Express, and ". c.
Collier for the latest newspapers, received
last evening, in advance Of the mail.
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8a GeIEasaph.
KILPATRT0K's EXPEDITION.
GEN MEADE IN WASHINGTON.
MORE ABOUT GEN SHERMAN,
Movements Of Rebels in Virginia.


%
WASHINGTON, March 5.--Gen. Butler tele-
graphs to the President that Kilpatrick's
dispatch, dated at Yorktown the 4th, says
Col. Dahlgren was directed to make adiyer-
sion with 500 men on James River. He at
tackled the enemy in the afternoon, and
drove them in on Richmond. The main
attack having failed, Dahlgren attempted to
join me at Meadow Bridge. He and Col.
Cook were with the advance guard, which
became separated from his main force, and
nothing has been heard from them since.
The main force reached here with slight
loss. Gen. Butler adds: Deserters report
that one-legged Colonel and about one
hundred men were taken prisoners.
Gen. Meade has been summoned here to
answer charges preferred against him by
sickles and Doubleday, before the Commit
tee on the Conduct Of the War.
CAIRO, March 5.--A private letter from
Vicksburg the eth, says the 18th army
corps, (McPherson's) is back at Jackson.
Sherman, with the remaining force, is en-
route for the same place. All railroads on
sherman's route were utterly destroyed.
INV YORK, March 5.-The Worlds Wash
ingtOn dispatch says it is understood that
Gen. Halleck will retain his present prosi-
ton. Gen. Grant will remain in the field
HEADQUARTERS, WESTERN Va,
March 5, 1864.
Refugees report heavy movements of
rebel troops eastward on the line of the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. A por-
ton of Early's command is reported hay-
ing gone towards Lynehburg.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoTOMAc,
March 5, 1854.
Deserters have been coming inquite free
lyuntil Tuesday night, when rise in the
Rapidan checked the emigration.
Gen. Meade and part of his staff went to
Washington to-day.
CAVE CITY, KY, March 5.-The noted
guerrilla Richardson was killed to-day by
Capt. Stone, of the S7th Kentucky, en- route
from Glasgow. Richardson was endeavor-
ing to make his escape.
NEW YORK, March Gold, 6lz5; Cot
ton, 76.
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For several days past gentleman
has been visiting private houses taking the
number Of rooms in each house, stating
that be is authorized by Gen. Granger 10
make register Of the house room in the
aifv.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-06

Mr. Goodwin, the accomplished dan
cling master, gives a cotillion party at his
Assembly Rooms tomorrow night His
parties are invariably delightful.
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Z. S. $50 per cent. Bonds; U. s. one
year 8 per cent. Certificates for sale at First
National Bank.
officers and soldiers RENTING money
North viii find it to their advantage to call
at First National Bank, No. so College
street, and get check. 1t is the safest and
cheapest way to send money North.
feb I7-In
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Ed. Willard, No. 23E Union Street, has
received the New York Clipper, Frank Les
lies Budget Of Fun, and the " Hunters
Yowo" one Of Beadle's Dime novels.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-06

The United States Marshal has
another sale Of confscated goods tomorrow.
Attend.
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We are indebted to W. H Enrich,
Newsdesler, for Giles Of-late newspapers.
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Gr0reries. SutIer,s SunnIles. &r.

NJ. L. Alexander, No. II, Public Square,
Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Suffers
Supplies Boots Shoes and Hats. just re-
ceived, $4,000 Cigars different brands; 30
bags Coffee; 50 barrels N. o. Sugar; 30
half barrels Golden Syrup; Mackerel in
half barrels and kits; 100 boxes Cheese +;
Pickles and other Fancy Goods, too tedious
10 mention, and for sale at the lowest
market prices. NJ. L. ALEXANDER.
March lin.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-06

There were but seven delinquents
before Recorder Shane yesterday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-06

Divine service in the German language
is held every Sabbath in the basement Of
the Second Presbyterian Church, com
mencing at ] = o'clock, PM.
F. EGeERs, Chaplain.
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Look out for large sale of R s. Innes, on
Tuesday, March 8, 1854 See advertise
ment and hand bill.
lnar5-St Tox c. CKUxK, Auet'r.
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A CARD.

The Union Convention Of last Wednes-
day night nominated myself as candidate
for the Office Of COUNTY REGISTER, instead
Of that Of Criminal Court Clerk. To this
decision l submit, and earnestly request nay
friends to vote for me for Register, to-day,
that there may be no division in the Union
ranks, but that all may act in harmony
with the great principles of our Govern
ment. CHARLES W. SMITH.
March 5. 1854.
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We respectfully call the attention Of
ali in any manner interested to our terms
Of advertising. They have been and viii
be kept standing on our first page. We ad-
here 70 and mako no abatement from them.
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AmusementS.

THEATRE. - The entertainments at the
theatre open tomorrow night with Taylor's
comedy entitled THE Victims" in which
Mr.. Owens appears a. Joshua Butterfly
and close with The Yankee Teamster, OF
The Peoples Lawyer" in which Mr.. o,
plays Scion Single.
bination viii make its appearance at the
new theatre tomorrow night, on which oc-
casion the drama Of " Damon and Pythias'
viii be produced. Damon by Mr.. E. /
Davenport Pythias by AIr. WalIack
Colanthe by Mrs. Farrcn.
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8asiatss Aotiess.
Wanted, good secondhand Iron Safe.
Apply at 4s Union-st. feb IS-tf

Watches repaired by the most expert
enced workmen, at the Gold Pen Depot,
No. y Cherry street. If.
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TO the Suffers Of the Army Of the Cum
hpFlaUd


TO the Suffers Of the Army Of the Cum
berland.
A. & NJ. Landsberg & Co., Wholesale SUIT
lers' Supplies, corner Public Square and
Market street, have just received and offer
for sale, at reduced rates, the following
goods, to-wit:
$4,000 Fine Assorted Cigars.
100, 600 Cheap
IFS Caddies' Ladies' Finger Tabacco.
100 Fig Leaf and Sweet d"
so Butts Fatural Leaf Tobacco.
50 Gross Fine Cut q" in foil.
so Kegs in bulk.
100 Gross Smoking TobBcco.
so Cases Borden's Condensed Milk.
IS Sardines.
81 Boxes Hamburg and Western Re
serve Cheese.
As Cases Maltby's Cove Oysters.
so Fresh Peaches.
IS New Apple Butter.
q Eastern Pickles, Pints and
Quarts.
50 Kits Mackerel, Nos. /, and 5.
Also, have constantly on hand large as
sortment of
Liquors, Haversacks,
Negligee Shirts, valises,
Suspenders, Sachels,
Handkerchief, Pipes,
Wallets, Knives,
Boots and Shoes, Combs,
Seeks, Diaries.
Backing, Hats,
Brushes, Stationery, ETC., etc.
Thread,
Particular attention given to shipping.
Call and examine our stock.
A. & NJ. LASDsBERe & Co.,
Corner Market st. and Square.
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saasllrllle 9anioll.
SUNDAY, MARCH ., 1854.
Railroad Bulletin.

Passenger trains on the railroads cen
tering in this city are now timed as fol-
lews:
Louisville and Nashville-Lesve : A. N.
and Ais P NJ. Arrive $50 P. AZ. and
A. II.
Nashville and chattanooga-Leaves 4.s0
P. NJ Arrives AIS A. N.
Tennessee and Alabama-Leaves s.l5 A.
N. Arrives $50 P. NJ.
Nashville and Northwestern-Leaves $50
A.. II. Arrives s:45 P. NJ.
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COLORED
LIGHT ARTILLERY.
Capt. Josiah v. MsIgs

Is RECRUITING FOR COMPANY A. FfRsT
i L. :. CoiOred Artillery ones a Dr. pBeian-
an's ia once, opposite tie Post once.
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8ank-Aott Fist.
NASHVILLE, TExE., March 9, l

CORRECTED DAILY BY DAVID c. LOVE CO.,
No. % UNioN STREET.
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Al Military q n mood low its
Nashville February u, issl-im. - r. A. BARNES Co
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-01

A GREENDACK WILL INVESTED. "A
year ago several journals united in re
commencing their readers to invest a
dollar ''Greenback in seCuriu: 49,.
verv excellent Journal for the house
hold (includins the Little Ones, for the
garden and for the farm. called the
american Agr;eulturiS. Many persons
were thus led to subscribe. ant we be-
live all who did SO have been much
more Than satisfied. They have receiv-
ed The 22d Annual Volums OF the 1g
ricuifurist which is full of good things.
useful. practical and entertaining. aud
just now the Publisher is sending GU,
TO each Of his subscribers applying, a
presen: Of plant OF one of the most re-
markable Strawberries that have ever
been brought out. These plants, when
sold by the only other person having
them, 60 readily at IS cents each. So
the Greenback invested last year has
certainly paid well. All We have now
TO say is. lie, ali others go and do like
wise. Notwithstanding the present al
vance in cost, the Publisher sill offers
to take subscribers this month (Sep.
tember) at s year, or from now To
the end of 1865 Fifteen monihs) for
SIZE And still further, he offers one
of The remarkable Strawberry Plants,
sent free and st-paid. 10 every new
subscriber who encloses 5 cents extra
for oil cloth. packing. and postage on
the plant. Our advice TO all is, send
the Dollar for the Sl.15) and the extra
5 cents at once to Orange Judd, Pub
Usher of the Ayricutturist, at Al Park
Row, New York City,and get the paper,
etc. You will get most beautiful,
well illustrated, practical paper. and the
cheapest one in the country,to say moth
ing It the extra Strawberry Plant, etc.
TKY 1T.
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Educational Meeting.

We have received letter from Prof
1T. Goo1now, Supt. of Pub. Instruc
ton, addressed to the School Direc'
tors, Post Master and Editor of the
Independent" stating that lie will be
in this place on Friday of mkt week.
the 9TH inst. at 7 O'Clock in the even
ing. and requests that proper arrange.
men,s be made for the occasion. He
says:
I've would be glad to have it a
County gathering, and profitable &C :
casion. There will be time In addition
10 The lecture for several short speeches,
or discussion. which we lrus, you will
be able to supply"
Our educational interes Is are of the
utmost importance. and all the aid that
can be given 10 further the good work
should be cheerfully bestowed. We
,rus, that ample arrangeme MS will be
made for the Lecture. and that our
citizens generally viii attend the meet
ing. We presume the NJ. E. Church
will be open for the occasion.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-01

Mr.. EDIroK Permit. through the
columns of your valuable paper. to men,
ton that WILLIAM NJ. KIScAID. Esq. Of
Winchester. will be candidate for the
office Of Clerk Of the District Court at
the November election. Mr.. kincaid
is eminently qualified 10 Gil the above
mentioned position, and from what
can ascertain from different parts OF the
county, seems TO be the choice of the
people. lie 10 gentleman in every
sense Of the word; good scholar, q
ready pensman, and attentive 10 bust.
ness. He will give more strength to
the Republican ticket this fall than any
other one man in Jefferson.
Truly, Pro BoNo PuuLIco,
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County Convention.

The Union Republican party will
hold convention at Oskaloosa. Jetfer'
.on County, on Wednesday. October 9Th,
1894 at III o'clock A. NJ. TO nominate
.,0diIa,es for County Offices and a
State Senator. All persons who stand
Nv the government and Heartily sup
ror, the administration in its war mea-
sues to put down the rebellion. are in
y;trd TO participate in the selection OF
deleuales TO the convention.
Tie following is the ratio Of repre-
senalicn.
Oskaloosa 6 delegates; G. Falls. 6;
JffIerson4, Osawkee 4. Rock Greek 2;
K.w 2; Kentucky 4. Sarcoxie 3.
The qualified voters under the call
viii NEE. in their respective townships,
al the place of voting, on Saturday,
0a Isl, and select their delegates. to
the convention.
By order Of the Union Republican
Ceairal Committee.
]. w. RoBRRTs, Sec'y
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Notice Of taking Dispositions,

STATE OF KANSAS
JEFFERSON COUNTY. SIS
In the District Court OF the I bird Judicial Dis
trict Of the State OF Kansas, sitting in m for the
County OF Jefferson. in said State.
81. II. Jones, Plaintiff.
Catharine Jones. Defendant.
The above named defendant will take notice that
the above named plaintiff will, on the 18th day Of
October, ). D. Ie64, between the hours of o'clock
A. NJ, aud O'Clock y. NJ Of said day, at tho office
Of the Clerk Of the District Court In tho village Of
OskaIoosa, In the County "f Jefferson, State Of
Kansas. before proper authority. proceed TO take
the dispositions Of snndry witnesses, to be read IN
evidence the trial Of the above case iili the right
10 adjourn from day to dag until tho said dispositions
are taken, at which time and place the said defend
ant can attend and cross-exanine said Witnesses.
NJ. II. JONES, Plaintiff,
By AEEL SPALpIsa. his Au'y.
Attest ,. Il. BEAsET, Clerk Dist. Court.
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The Leavenworth District Ministerial
Association

The Leavenworth District Ministeria
Association
+ Will convene al TUSCALOOSA. kansas
on Tuesday Evening. OCTOBER Ilth
1864. The opening sermon will b,
preached on Tuesday evening at earl,
candle light, by Rev. J. Lawrence, o
Tie Troy Circuit. On Wednesday a
9 o'clock the exercises OF reading es
says and criticisms will commence.
/ The following viii be the
PROGRAMME:
To what extent are social amusement.
consistent with the Christian character:
ID. p. Mitchell.
The Importance of Class Meetings
and The duty Of the ministry in respect
TO them.-B. F. Bowman.
Faith in God an element of power
Il. Prentice.
The gift and Offices of the Holy Spir-
it.-Griffith.
Politics and the Pulpi'.-D. Dickin.
son.
Motives to missionary en,erprise-L.
+. Walden.
The nature and attainableness Of per-
feet love-. Boucher.
Duty of the church towards States
in rebellion.--W. Marlatt.
Nature and necessity of repentance.
&C. L. Williams.
The best means of promoting revivals.
j. lawrence.
Recognition Of friends in heaven
A. G. Channel.
Col. Ii. Go. B. Gardner.
Is temporal death penalty?-W. r.
Davis.
The nature and importance of the
pastoral work.. d. Price.
The coming Of Christ's Kingdom
s. w. Lloyd.
Signs OF tie times.-R. l.. Hartford.
Subject for discussion Will there
be resurrection OF the brute creatione
Ministers upon arriving will find me
at the church TO assign them to tier
homes. from 3 10 6 o'clock. on Tues
day. Those arriving before or after
that time, will please call at my house.
IN the southern part of town.
A general attendance is earnestly re-
quested. Local ministers and ministers
from other districts are cordially invir-
ed to attend. with essays on subjects of
their own selection.
The citizens and friends are respect.
fully invited to iattend the exercises Of
the Association.
l.. +. WALDEN.
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Our BoYs.-By private letter from
Lieut.. 7. G. Psppari. we learn that
or boys in the 100 days service are at
Paola. companies B and G Of the 9Th,
Two companies of tie lIth and a Col
Orado battery are at that post. which is
under command Of Col. Drake Of the
i7th. Company d Of the llsh is still
GOathe. The boys all well and in ex-
pscialion Of lively times If Price comes
along.
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-10-01

To TIE Unqualified Union Voters Of Jet-
tersOn Comfy:
Fellow CITIZENS: hereby place my
name before you as an Independent
Union Candidate for State Senator, and
shall thankfully receive and be grateful
for your suffrage, should you bes.ow
the same upon me; and if elected. will.
to the best Of my ability. faithfully
serve my Country aud County as your
Senator. JAMES II. JONES.
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Wood |! Wood I!

We wish all those OF our subscriber
who wish to pay for their papers in
wood. to bring it along very soon; and
all who are not subscribers aud would
like to take the Independent and pay
for II in wood. do likewise. We wisl,
10 get our wood for the winter all in
this fall. We will pay cash for good
wood Tor the amount we need over
what subscribers furnish. Those hay.
ing wood TO dispose of can give us a
call.
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No. I5--Cabinet Organ,
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street. Address the undersigned. Wareroosns
in New York, Nos K Mercer street Address
MASON BROTHERS,.
Instruments may be ordered by letter with en-
tire confidence Of receiving them rs perfect as
though, selected nj our Warerooms. A dr." on
\ Boston or New York Bank. made r. ..'ie 10
our order, should. in sucl, cases, acf -.pany the
letter. Descriptive Catalogues seni tree by mail.
MASON u HAMLlN. Makers.
Bosr0S, Mass.