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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15
ESTABLISHED 1760.
Peter Lorillard,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,

Is 4 IS CHAMBERS STREET.
Formerly ~ Chatham Street, New York;
BROWN SNUFF.
MacahOv, DeuiEros,
. Fine Rappee, Purn Virgins,
Coarse Rtppee, Aa;chitCches,
American Gentemen, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew scotch,
IRISH High Toast Fresh scotch
OF LundyfCod,
81 Attention IL called 20 the large redneton IN
Priees q Fine Cut Chewing ant smoking TObaccOs
which Wll h. found O. q superior quality
7 . I3 a g Q ..
slIoErsa ToBAooo.-Longi No. 10. 2 Nos. J
and mixed S. Jago spanish; Canister; Turk
ISL Grauuiated.
FIsE Cur CHEvTSc.--P A. and l.. or plain; Cav
eudish, % Sweet sweet Scented Or0noc0i Tn FOl
Cavendish.
y. B.-A circular Of prices vii Be sent IN srrl.
eaGon. N0vlo-ly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15
TO the Ladies.

All Affections Of the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been 80 unfoFtu-
to their full time il found pregnant, by giving me
call.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

THE UNDERSIGNED takes great pleasure 10
announcing % his friends and patrons that
WI. L. MURFREE, Esq, has become connected
with the Office as partner. The style hereafter viii
be NELSON MURFREE. Nr. Ms long resi-
denee in this section Of the State, his legal attain
rnents and his established reputation ~ rnsn Of
integrity and high moral character, are well known
% our residents. while oil customers may rely upon
faithful attention 70 their business.
Feb - I'm a. NEL7DN-
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Sterility.

Young Married Ladies whose misfortune il has
been not to bring forth in due season, remember
God has said you should multiply and replenish. II
this is your desire you can consult me either by
letter or in person No lady over thirty-ive years
Of age need make application. All Recommendations
by letter OF person strictly confidential.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

In accordance with orders from the Presi
dent Of the United States, the following re
cruiting stations have been established FOL
colored troops in the Department of tn,
Csrn harlapd
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

O. g. nups asa cry 10 puuciplas caa Ell be
earned In 3 few hours and q small amount 0f prsn
ace vii enable enc 20 uss . o. tze daily purposes o.
lie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-19
CRIMES AND CAsUALrIEs.-Coroner Willey

CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs.-CorOner Widey
Yesterday held an inquest at No. go Centre street on
the body Of Mary Wecb, native OF Ireland aged y
years. who came her death from injuries received py
being kicked in the abdomen on the LIST inst by an IN
known man. a verdict in accordance with the iaets
vas rendered An inquest was yesterday held at the
New.York Hospital by Coroner Nanmann, on the BODY
of Alexander Cuaskaden aged IS months who fell from
the fourth story window Of his parents residence No
Pe street. and was so seriously injured that be died
soon after being taken to the NewYork Hospital;
Samuel +. Bamburg was yesterday committee oy jus
ticc Bowling on the complaint Of Adolph Etrnard, or
No. ll9 Broadway who states that the prisoner who
was formerly in his employ clerk, on the 18Th OF Au
gust last stole from his ss35 worth Of e1ey and
decamped The accused is - years Of age. and native
OF Germany . Martha Reed was committeiby jus
tice Downing charge Of stealing $40 rom sonh
Herbert OF No 2l4 Centre street, while both were IN
the premises No. Crosby street. Detective keIso
yesterday arrested Mary Taylor: Ellen Flower and :.
Their Farewell all well known English piekpoekets. on
charge of stealing pocketbook containing ~. from
Mr.. Nichols. while in the store Of A. l. stewart cor
ner OF Broadway and Tenth street They al wee eohl'
mi,ted By Justice Bowling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-19
FROM LOUISIANA And MEXICO.
Uraga Defeats 5000 French Troops.
Vidaurrt and Other TRAITORS Join
the Rebels.
LOUISIANA A FREE STATE
CAIRO. Tuesday, Nav II. 1864


New.O Orleans dates Of the 18th are received.
Gems. Heron, Benton and Hamilton. and large num-
Der of officers, both American and Mexican had
arrived.
The Mexican Minister Of Finances at Matamoros
was making arrangements for the support Of the Juarez
Government.
Gen. Uraga is reported to have defeated 1900 French
troops at Albuquerque.
The French are reported to be organizing eypedi-
ton at San Louis for the invasion Of the frontier
Gen vidaurri and number Of his officers have fed
from Monterey to San Antonio, Texas, and joined the
Southern Confederacy.
The Louisiana State Convention had amended the
Constitution by vote Of 20 to 6 declaring that Slavery
and Involuntary servitude except for punishment for
crime are hereby forever abolished and prohibited in
the State and that the Legislature shall make no law
recognizing the right Of property in man.
The New.Oreans cotton market was bnoyart at 70 b
esc Sugar was at stand-st. Molasses, soc. for new
CAIRO, Wednesday, May Is. lst4
The following additional items are CLEANED
from the New Orleans papers Of the lIh
Don Manuel Garcia Rcjon the secretary OF V.daurr,
arrived M Broynsyile Oh the Goth r lie WAC imDe-
distcv arrested by Gen Heron and delivered TO tie
MEXICAN authorities at Matamoros with the request
that he he not allowed to rccross the river as be had
been an enemy Of the United states. lie Wac slot N
the 18th as traitor TO Mexico .,.,
Arsrzo had ordered the iortihcaton OF tne lgns OF
PeregrnO. ~,
after routing the traitors under Valentine Cruo ocea'
pied the City Of " Reyarcd.' c.,- -
Among the troops recently arrived al Sattiho ron
Monterey were number Of American volunteers ID 'ne
Mexican Army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-19
NEwy0RK pAlI,Y TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MAY 49, 1884.

The Committee On Resolutions reported series a
resoutions the frs, Of which declares hrm aitsch
ment TO the principles Of the Federal ns the
only bond Of our Union aad pledges the Convention 10
It's maintenance and TO resistance to eDcroachmsnts
aiming at its overthrow. The second resolution reief
otes their faith in The doctrine that constitutional Nv IS
the onv true basis Of Executive action in war rs well
as in peace The third resolution declares that a. they
have no State candidates TO present. sHa no msue
involved III the coming election other tna Iosc
platform Of the Presidency to the Chicago n
on which they viii rely to choose President and BRING
back peace and union TO this distracted islfa
Th st resolutjor declares that the 6rst necessary
step 70 restore the welfare and prosperity 81 the Aeti
can Republic il through the ballot boz to .e
present corrupt Federal Administration anu '"o'
Organization u the Democratic Party.
The resolutions were adopted without debate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-19
Latest ship News.

U s. big Sea Foam, Liea'.-COmmandns D. C. WOOD
Persia Br Lott, Liverpool TIL and Queenstown
9th lust, mdse and pass. to T. CnnaId On the iith mt,
Ia a. lon GO 10 '. s 's cam st. AndSw S9,%a "a
Steamship Gernsnia Hs) schwensen Hamburg and
Kunharct Co. Experienced heavy weather aud strong
W. winds. On the lth inst lat. AZ , lon ~ 20 70 81
Steamer Haze ~. S. transport Boyer, Washington ~
hours. ballast to I. s Qusrsrmaster
llth via Key West, to L. :. Qusrtemaser fla: deson
Of the u $. Reserve Corps, in command Of Liea' ~
Steamer Perrepons, Green, Philadelphia, md'e to NJ
Steamer Ar,i,an, ouirk, Baltimore, mise. to William
Ship Panther Of BOsOn La,hrop Cardiff IS days. coal to
ship Universe Hatten, Liverpool April g. mds, and pass.
10 Williams Guion Has been IL day: W. o, sao's
with calms and light winds -Four deaths anu ONO 0" w
shin Neptune Peabody April7 mdse and pass 10 c II.
MI Co. " Bsss 'ry Sas T'' a a. lon S
~ snyed signals with the steamship Kangaroo, bound K
In lat % to a. saw gaa9py o. s,ue. yewpor, 9th
nil ron 70 master Experienced w winds to Ion % 80
which ehi z. winds and iog April as .sa%Sn NJ, ss
Victor fell tie mainopsai yard to the desk ana was
Ship Rising Sum- Orr Newport % days. iron and coal 70
order Between lat ~ and 10, lon +'to 49, saw Twelve
Slip Bsn.hss tOf Nassau, Hayden. Mssmors' April &C.
cotton Smith 4 punnins March 10 oa~ard Pa'sase'
during a gale from NV. lost mifenmsst ,..
Ship +. L., Armstrong, New-orleans IS days bailsh'o
Ship cremorne Gates San Francisco 100 days md'e 10
w T. Coleman Go. .o,.
Bark Byfoged Lindah (Norl BOthner Rio JaneO 4" days.
coffee TO order. ~ a., ,s
BARK Ticker of Liverpool Brewer, Rio JSnefro - days
coffee to Wright, Maxwell Go. 80, -.
BARK N H. CASTOR PsImelee Barbados I'd inst noiases
Bark Hans Esde Orl, Giessen, Rio Janeiro ~ days.
coffee 10 order. an D.. .. March
a. hides aud wool TO Hafbecn llal.ey. . 20
Bds ALL Nicke Rosebtook Cardenas Is days sugar 70
Thompson Hunter. D., All "a
schr Enchantress (of Barbadoes) Coney, Para Ap 3D.
rubber aud nuts 10 James Bishop 90. :. -, ,.u,s,to
Schr Coast Pilot, Rollins, New orleans IL Gays V''
L. b. QuaTternIaster. ~.
Schr Elizabeth -, EliIabethport Tor boston
sAILED-Steamshp Scotia. for Liverpool
WIND-Sunset, 5. E, very LIGHT.
MEMORANDA g.,
The T. g. brig Sea Foam reports: May H. at ~ 20, .v
Il 5s fell in with the soop Ann Eliza, from Nassau lo
York In a sinking condition. took from her tue cio"' WV
IN number aud brought them to this port o.- - -oso
The .ip Rising sun reports: May ls lat SsoI, ION
passed sch painted white about 100 tus onuen anu h;o
from Nassau; day, exchanged Signals WIN Dien'
Victoria bound T. r,,
May H. lat Sc q, Ion. II "A, ship Acois WIS '1
May IS lat a. Ion. 20, Hostein bark Fake was 'e'"
standing :. T..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-19

FATAL STABDISG APPRAY.-Early yesterday
morning Michael Murray. alias Dick the Gun" while
standing at the Of Dover and Water streets be-
came engaged In on alteration with q sailor named
William Thompson, when the latter drew knife and
stabbed Murray in the neck, infctng fatal wound.
Thompson was Immediately arrested The wounded man
was conveyed to the New.York Hospital, where he
died after admission. Coroner Naumann held an
inquest tho body but nothing elected as to the
orig in OF the quarrel The deceased was q notorious
ruhan aud thief lie vas II years Of age. and native
OF Ireland Thompson is 20 years OF age, native of
Scotland and is o seaman on board the ship Galotea.
In tho charge preferred against him. he stated
that he did not know what to say present The jury
rendered q verdict In accordance with the faets and
Thompson was committed by the Coroner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-19
The State Convention Of New.Jersey.

49,,
The Convention reasscmbled at z: 30 p. III.
The Committee on Permanent Organization reported
Jacob X Waitendyke Of Hudson for President, and q
Vice PRESIDENT from each county and Secretary from
each district
The Convention then proceeded 10 the election Of
Senatorial aud District Delegates 10 the Chicago Con.
vention, and The following gentlemen were elected;
stsAToHlAL DELrGATEs.-John =. Stockton, Abraham
niTTwIhr, Iheodose hnhyon, Daniel liol Z an
DISTRICT DKLEGAgEs-Dist l., Ebcnczey Westcott. Jos.
W. Reeves lid, Joe % faskiil, Joseph d. Bed.e HID
Benz NJ rrice, John r. swnylee. IVth Albert A. Hopper
Aldssn Cobb y, Theodore y. Randolp VIM. H. Camp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-19
The Prize Young Republic.

BOSTON. "Wednesday, May Il, Iet4.
The British steamer young Republic, which
WINS captured on the 9th inst. off Wilmington, NC by
in charge OF Acting Ensign Charles II. Frsbee and a
prize crew She was chased six hours before she was
taken. Her cargo consists of GOO bales OF cotton and
about 70 tuns of tobacco. The Young Kepuolc was
hnilt in BROOKLYN T. y In let3. and is 3Js tans regis
,or Her engines were built by james Murphy OF The
Fulton Iron Works She can make average speed VI
Ia knots,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-19

ARREST OF A BOUNTY SwINDLER-Yesterday
afternoon. Theodore Allen, against whom many com
plants have been made was arrested by Officer s.
Burns of Gen. Hayss office, under instructions from
Gen Dix The accused was found In Mercer street
When officer Burns arrested him and attempted TO
take him toward Broadway, he drew q pistol and
officer Carroll OF the Twenty seventh Precinct then
seized Aliens pistol and he was taken 10 Broadway
and there rescue was attempted by certain Of his
statues" but Detectives Kelso and Radford reaching
the spot drew their revovers upon the gang and kept
them at hay while Allen being handcuiied and MT
for the occasion. Had pistol firing become ncr,s ii,
the result must have been fatal 10 more than 49, ,
son; for before the arrest had been completed
way, nom Prince to Spring street had become jaul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-19
Found Drowned.
FoPr HAMILTON. Wednes

Fort HAMILTON Wednesday, Nay u, lsd,
An inquest was held here to-day Oh the BODY
of soldier marked ~. H. L." on the LEFT arm liners
was slip OF paper In his pocket marked Frances St.
lenwerf Co b. Harris Island. care Of Sergt. Wieoe.'
The body appeared to have been in the water TWO q
three weeks The verdict was according TO the iae'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-19
REBEL ACCOUNTS AND COMMENTS.

The Great Raid by sheridan-How ne was
Whinped ever so many Times-IIOw he
Ala not STAY Whipped-HHow Gen. J. r..
n, stuart was kiiled-Great Confidence
ar the RsbeIs, they having learned that
me Union Leases mp 70 wednesday, May
~. were 80, 900, while their Owa were
omit beswccn 9, OO0 and 5000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-11-26
3. 9ie &eneraliu.

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lsirl.
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..r.4-s I6trmama, Mo. 26, SfODember 1864.

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(Aus Gerhard's Garten!aube.)
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5n tngAsi&!cN 'ntn Rtlt'n,
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u traudt = Wi nit: a.tr
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Syum init IS ia tswtiisn
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In tt.. lafle 9uttr
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1tr }oirten, lat tit S,sreen,
,SfFt susr Sstsn tln.
IS letmt lit mtbI, aui Srssn
gin irtitr Wann gu lrin.
llur itr, tis itr aus Gjrustn
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@ 3eist jtnsn irsGsn Suttn,
s9as wat:s Wtmbsu IraIt. .
SIR Ittaah a!ts epnttsn
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Sis einf ;u 1ne n6t sraGtsu
Runttppi unr Cavalier.
Gtn Suueipub aui ren Gatntn,
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s1sr idlt IN eitisrn 8lppi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-11-26
frauklin Aotel,
Gissnttnwsr
@tlltc ~ s.s ptf,
lratty TtNt. HaNiil.
FRANKLIN g(PAGIFICl
Franklin. Co, No.

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uam,rt,t sas rsiispt. YneIitnm ea1 Tt raiass
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tGnRtR.
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wut Aiaarsn jsr,n 8sIuber sairisssnasasa wI's.
aurs 8rsuAsfaai.!idRs stalapsab
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-11-26
lr. August alasac,
Gde 5. nno SdillcrltraIte,

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Aelbartsn, gariGmsrissn. &rtrattsn, @ari}:r @tr
30. ir mc sins ssoSs Naswab 9cn gAin;n,s1i3i
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-11-12

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