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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-11
UNIVERSAL. SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHFSICIAH,
N THE TREAFsEzHT or DfsEAsK9 Z
oRoWNING HIN WITH SUCCESS -
OTHER State, - III - N
NASHVILLE. fE9NE58EE


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Langs; Ddseasos a ths Throa9, svellsd goints,
So lEnna Pisurisy. FEns. Uaesrz, c1ncey, ersyei,
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tAras. Dysoepsia or Indgestson, AID Ooesunnp1ca-
together Eith 81 PrivEs Dsseasss. sd DsseAsss Of
lhs Urinary OrEHns-
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sterllIty.
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EIxht Emissions Cured.
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. cure ~ Night Enazsione. sad phIscAns are
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-11
OUR RETURNED PRISONERS.
Fearful Stories Of suHeTlng-Appear-
ance Of the Men-The 'Desd Line"
A letter from Annapolis, in the Phil
nanlr,hia Innnirer Of to-day. SAVE

A letter from Annapolis, in the Phil.
adelphia Inquirer Of to-day, says
From twenty-eight hundred To
three thousand of our men imprisoned
In Georgia have already been brought
here. The steamer Blackstone, the
Atlantic, Livingston, the Weyhosset
and the Sedgwick have all arrived,
loaded with those blessing God for de
liversnce from rebel inhumanity.
"A majority OF the men look compar
atively well, but nearly all have the
scurvy. Their appearance is no eVi
dence Of their real condition Many
Of them are mere wrecks OF hale, heaf
~ men. and, 10 doubt, will soon eink
away. One man whom J saw when he
came into the ward, looking as though
he would soon be about as well as ever,
vest rday at noon sat up and eat his
dinner; was lively snd cbatted about
the bogus Gonfederacy, but at five
clock ia the afternoon he was carried
out corpse.
One poor fellow, who was rs full OF
liea a. though he had just come into
the possession of a gold mine, and suf-
sl,ag from the scuTyy He was 20
happy TO be once more among friends
t....-, % he expressed it while he sat on
tn wharf waiting to be removed, J
think my mind has all left me, for
now have a strange fancy that m IN
Gods country, and yet I'm 10th TO be
lieye It, ] asked him what kind of a
country he had come from or had been
in. He replied, All, and be sure, my
friend, if the devil reigns anywhere, OF
owns q foot Of sile in Gods world, its
in the C0nfederacy, It's surely God
forsaken territory.
" He showed me his limbs. They
were not larger toward the ankle thar
a mans thumb 1t was touching a.
well as amusing to the bystanders tc
hear their remarks Is they came Of
the boat One man, when BE reached
the wharf, coming from the gangway
jumping up and stamping with his feet
uttered the exclamation, and as though
It came from his very soul, God bles
the piece OF land that I'm now on.
Another. Thank God I'm in His coun
try once more Others would uttei
like EXPLANATIONS Of Joy and gratitude
such as alh what blessed hour i
thisr rHurrah for the Union, + onc'
more in 1T Fourteen months in DIX
lie, but never a day morer An Irish
man, as he walked of, said, Sure this j
the happiest day since liver | came Z
AmeTiky.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-11

IA feet front by AZ feet I inches, being the Office
now occupied by E. r. Mul oy ..rsq.
rect front BY AZ feet in hes, being the ONCE
now O cupied by DR.. WOodTar
IA feet front by AZ feet 7 nehes, being the Office
now occupied By WilkiB, Esq.
IA feet fro BY AZ test inches, being the shop
no,v ooeunied nv T. l. TArh5x
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-11
Sale Of the Property Of the
CIarksyi,le Gas LightCOmpaBy.

NY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE CIR
ID Quit Court Of she Unite ? tztes for the hhsdle
fs<s.,<,t az ( @one-see rendered attire Oct Term,
1874 10 the o use s. 5. Ashe IN Ueyss said Com
uany 4 Dunlop, agens. and Z. W kennaday, VII
EXPOSE 70 pebble sale % the highest bidder, on the
terms hereinafter mentioned, AZ tns Court house
ooor in The CITY Of Nashville, on
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-11
Send for a Catalogue!
Photographic Family Bibles.

new and elegant design Of Family Bibles, ar
ranged for ixteen likene ses.
Descriptive Catalogues mailed free 70 any address
on application.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-11
JOlnsOnvilIe.
wye ARE NOW OFFERING FOR SALE, over
W $50 Bnildng Lots, in the
fifty of IohnsonvilI0-

pt,uaishsd d an Of which b seen a. ouf otsee.
-,d ~ the principal hotels, s1d ether pubic F.ee~,
=, shis rSfx Feieg elisibly locAsed on the East
t-.-l ~ he Tennessee uyeK, lS0 miles rom Is
roflfh. and 81 the terminus II the Nashville and
= asfarn Railso a. distance u y mules RON
that City; safrouadeds A. . =, y neh Ana pro
,-ousuauutsafiof % maBy q the m1ss moo FtAn'
Commercial eites Of the Narth and sontn sess'
s.r,ss n no hi -tant day become aelty q sst Us.
-. importance such ga opportunity for sAte
sr.a mr. ntab = Investment j. bus aeld m OF red
We are he sole agents for the sale q los, sna A.
a,Ily authorised and empowered 70 gThns utiea .
Pl avpIV q W. MATT. BROWN . co, Agta,.
n.-.Al<sf Al Cherry stress.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-11
Loans, Bonds and Stocks.

Loans negotiated at this Office State, County,
and Railroad Bonus; Hank, fridge, and Railroa0
stocks sold as per order from oustoDeTs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-11
Loo Dl BLooDI BLOOD
SYPHILIS.
HELMBoLDs Rose WASH.

A sxeelsnt Losou for Disessss ~ syphi3se rlE-
n1re, and A. 81 In.ecr1a dlsessss a ~ ugIzszF
orzsrs arisiaz rom hSni.s q dssi patton, rsed ~
so1nsaaon Eftn tha EEfracts Buenn and oEzzapa-
ria. Ia such dlseaaes recommended
EFdenes q tne NOT respouslsls and rellsi4s 4.
ehAxnetsr VII scconpsay the mes1c1ss.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-11
rNnAnALLELEn INnUMANITY.

"The information which these men
give concerning their sufferings and the
cruelty practised towards them by the
rebel authorities almost staggers be-
lief At Camp Sumter, which is the
prison camp where they were confined
at Andersonyille, thirty odd thousand
were held during the summer Very
few of these had any shelter from the
rain or burning sun.
"Their only resort was TO dig holes
in the ground, and at each end exca
waite or scoop out the earth from under,
so as to afford partial shelter. Here
two would creep for a little relief
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-11

"Their food we need not describe
Il IS the same old story which we hear
from every one who has ever been sub
ject to the tender mercies of the au-
thorities in the South, Their rations
were seldom, IL ever, cooked Peas
and corn meal, or corn meal with an
occasional bit of bacon, all in very small
portions, were the only articles furnish
ed them
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-11
SATURDAY., Z4iIl II December '64,
Z CHERRY STREET

at IL O'Clock, NJ all the right, title sDd interest
OF the said John John on, for, and during ire
term Of his natural i g, II the following yslua,Ie
property on berry and Cedar streets, in the Ci'y
Of n shvlle, IL:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-11
n = = - VI
t day since i've
MORE COMING.

eve expect many more TO arrive
every day Tor several days unless Sher
man should, 10y his onward movement
so interfere that they will hasten the
prisoners away to more secure places.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-11

THE suFFERlNGs THEY ENDURED
Can never be imagined. As | have
gone around and sat by their beds in
the different wards, and heard then
statements of the condition of the poor
fellows who were at Camp Sumter and
at Andersouvule, and Camp Lawton, m
Millen, Georgia, my very heart has
ached, and | have had 10 leave, that
might hear mo more. The general ties
umony of these returned prisoners il
that large majority of the citizens il.
Savannah are Tor the Union, and hop,
thaS sherman may scon come and tax,
the place. God grant that he may, ana
that hewill soon deliver all our starved,
naked and dying men in their hands.
INQUIRIES ABOUT MISSING FRIENDS.
81 have had great many letters adj
dressed TO me from Pennsylyania ana
other places, inquiring for those missed
or taken prisoners SomeI have been
able 70 lind, or TO gather some psrticu
lars about them. from those who have
come in the boats recently arrived
But let me say here TO the friends OF
those long in those wresched prisons OF
the South, that we viii TO ell we can
70 ailay their anxieties, TO inquire and
find out from Others about them. They
will be sure, however to hear immeai>
ately, as soon as. the post can carry a
letter, that they are here. If they do
not write themselves, others will write
for them. These inquiries cannot be
made at once On the arrival of q
steamer. We have 10 wait until the hurry
Is over."