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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-08
Notice.
THOMAS J. TONE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
IS WALNUT STREET. CINCINNATI.

DUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, FRUITS, &C. Re-
ID eeives Chose Western Reserve Butter, direct
hom the diaries By express. Orders prom4st!y and
carefully filed in packages 70 suit.
Mar sO-2msoa
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IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, Il
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS 1T Is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

My books viii show that for the past FIVE months
my practice has increased hundred per cent. over
the last year. until it is not 70 be surpassed by any
in the State With my general practice in the city,
] treat the following
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F. HOGAN,
Corner Market & Church StS.,
Offers for Sale
The most complete
of
Wines and Liquors
TO BE FOUND IN
NASHVILLE, / TENN,
Consisting OF
otard and Hennessy COgnac BRANDIEs,
Duff Gordon and Harmony sHERRIEs.
Burgundy and Pure Juice PORT
Old Donsldsou's MADEIRA,
New crop 5. o. x. RUN,
Fine old Jamaica RUM,
scotch and Irish WHISTLES,
Holland GIN, BIedsr Swan Brand,
Piper's Heidsick and other Brands Champagne
WINES.
ALSO, g full assortment OF
GROCERIES
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o. Cherrv street
Private or Venereal Diseases

Of all forms and stages, speedily cured and effect
ually eradicsted from the system. Recent cases
cured in a few days.
10 would appear needless here 70 add the npor-
lance Of nipphg the evil IN is bud" bat hint
to the wise may be Sufficient not only 10 save
themselves nom misery. but 10 shield their of
spring from shame and min.
How often rs 10 the case we see gentlemen drench
themselves with advertised nostuums. After much
loss in pocket and health they are finally forced 10
apply 70 some skiliful physician % he cured, for
alone can thesedlseasc5 De cured properly and ef-
fectualy Whenthe habits and constitutional idosyn-
crsses are known 10 the doctor who prescribe
Otherwise il Is leap in the dark to expect per
mancnt cure.
Or. C.s Office Is well arranged, and persons aflic-
tel with these diseases can have the strctest pr
Yacy.
Persons at a distance can address him by letter,
describing the most prominent symptoms, bat in
ali difficult cases, a personal examination win be
necessary.
Office hours from in the morning IN in the
evening. Jan 2f-ly
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SPECIAL DISEASES.

[ GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
" AGE lie has received, DR.. Coleman respect
fuzzy informs citizens and soldiers that ne has re-
moved his DISPENSARY 10
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Just Received.

CiHAs. KIRCHER, No. Sc south Market street
~ 4sucoessOr 70 Nathan a Kircher,) has just re-
ceiyed large and well selected stock OF spring and
Sumner CLs@THING for Men, Youths and Chill
drens' FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, TRUNKS,
&c., 70 which the attention q the public - invited.
SUITE cut and made a. short notice.
Mar lb-fm
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Proposals for PaStHrage.

GEAI.ED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- - this Office until noon on Monday, April II,
l9r furnishing pasturagc for L. :. auimsls, both
h2rses aud Mules, during the season, within loo
niies North of TINS Depot Bids viii b. received
ief ioo head and UPWARDS and viii state location
~ pAsturages which must-be on good grass land
veil Nalereo, aliIlals o. b. FED Win Hos Of corn
per day - good troughs. 90 be furnished a sum
cent qesiiity Of sat lNlee week. and 10 L. well
taken Ssre a "a every respect aud furnished medic
eine anu medical care and treatment, q needed
wherever the pasture may De.
animals WI be delivered and received lr the
Governments Bids should ls n,arIesl Proi,osals
iar Pssturtge, and must D. accompanied bv 'bond
signed IS tNo Responsible pariies 20 half ths
anIount 81 BID that the c0iftei viii he nrorlrti,
carried oui IL accepted. Payment via l. nisde
monthly. in such funds may D. furnished rs the
Districf z. NJ. AZ ilfs nepGt oath of allegiance
mgSt accosnpmy ea-a proposal, and successlul
bidders VIII r. notified Of aeceplanre 81 their pro-
possds within tilrie days aiter such aecePtsBee.
The T. :. Government reserves itself the right y
Teiect any al VI ths BIDS. should & End i 70 is
interest - DO So.
By oHier of Lisnienani- Colonel J. l.. DosAIpsoS,
Senior and Supervising q. MI
CHARLES Il. IRWIN,
aP2-A Capt and A. Z, NJ.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04

There is family at Midway,
Mass, consisting Of eleven members,
into which death has never entered.
The father is 81 years old, the mother
86 one child IS, another 43 and their
united ages are GIG years.
Iceland has population Of severity
thousand, four printing presses, and
four newspapers. So much attention
is devoted to educating the young, that
it is almost impossible to find child
Of eight years Of age who does not
read or write.
''The Patent Office has accumulated a
fund Of $4,000 since the day Of July
last, after paying all expenses.
"l,'is said General Anger will 60 to
the field, and General Sickies be con-.
mander Of the defenscs at Washington.
"The President has restored General
MsClernand to his rank, and ordered
him TO report to General Banks
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04
For the Transcript.
Tranxplantlng the Grape vine.

a great many vines are lost tor want
ofpropcr care in moving & transplant
ing. This is not peculiar to the grape
vine 1t is as certain to live, if 1t have
anything like fair treatment, as most
other plants Of any value.
A great deal depends upon the qua
lily Of the vine. The principal thing
required to make good vine is lite in
the fibrous or small roots.
The best vine is lot the one that has
the most wood above ground but the
one that has the most healthy fibers !;
(not long smooth large roots) but
plenty of hairy roots which have not
been killed by drying in the sun, or by
exposure to cold drying winds.
An hours exposure to sun or wind
will destroy these little roots, and
though the vine may not die, if the
large roots are not killed, it will start
weakly and make poor growth the
first season. Great care should be
taken then, in moving vines, not to ex-
pose the roo Dts to the open air. "Dont
leave vine root exposed to the sun, or
drying wind, longer than you would
hold your hand III boiling water" No,
because a vine is easier killed than
many other plants or trees. The same
rule applies equally 70 every plant Q,
tree, 20. wish to transplant, with as
little injury as possible to its growth
Keep your vine covered until you have
yoar ground prepared ready to dig the
hole. Then uncover it only long enough
to survey the roots SO that you may
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04
EOiNGs Of the Legislature.

A bill has passed both houses author.
ling receivers Of taxes to take Trea-
sury notes anl the BILLS of National
Banks, and only those in payment Of
taxes. While this supcreodcs the pay
ing Of taxes in bills OF the State Bank
Of Iowa. it is intended as no reflection
upon the stability Of its branches, but
is intended "a IN encouragement and
support Of the General Government, III
showing preference for its money.
A bill has passed the Senate creating
the office Of a fourth Supreme Judge, to
be Immediately appointed by the
Governor. 1t will also probably pass
the House.
Another dog bill was up before the
Senate, but considering the amount Of
public clamor the other chicken cost,
they concluded not TO hatch this dog 5
egg at present, the committee having
recommended its indefinite postpone.
ment.
A bill was introduced to prohibit the
circulation in The State Of all foreign
bills, exccp; Treasury notes, and bills
Of National Banks. We hope this bill
will pass and thus rid us Of so much Of
the "yeliow dog" and tired beliied''
money Of eastern banks, that is now
afl oat among us.
A bill has been introduced 10 resume
the land grants given, tho four rail
roads across the State, they having
not complied with the terms Of the
grant. 1t is report ed that the present
Legislature is not very favorable to
railroad monopolies, and the roads will
probably have to yield their claims upon
the Demoine River Improvement lands
to secure an extension Of the grant.
We will here add that we observe
there is a move being made in Congress
in regard to these grants Of lands &c
the States, the time of the original
grants having expired.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04

TIE proceeds Of lecture delivered
recently by Miss Anna Dickinson, in
Washington City, for the benefit of the
Frecdmens' Association, was one thons-
and dollars.
The Kentucky Legislature has passed
bill prohibiting the importation OF
slaves into ,ha. State, the influx having
chcapened The stock on hand and over
flowed the market.
Col. w. T Shaw OF tho u h Iowa
Infantry has been spenlinga few days
at his home in Anamosa. The Eureka
strtes that his health is good, and
that nearly all his regiment is re enlist
ing
There are three men in the Maine
State prison from Anaroscogg;n county
for killing their wives.
Mr.. Branson, Of st. Joseph, Mo-,
who left Salt Lake on the 10Th ct De-
ccmber, by the overland stage, reports
the snow thirty feet deep in som.
places on the route. At Fort kcarney
the hou>us arc buried in the snow to
the top Of the roof;
VIVA. military order is liko lady
crossing the street on i wet day ? Dress
up III front and close up in The rea".
NO l,qnor can be venlel in tho
House win. Of the Capitol at Wash.
ins,on. Speake, Colfax won't have il,
and he is right.
Gen. Banks has established an in
dependent military aistric, on the ri
Grand which Gen Heron IF this State
| is in command.
in Leavenworth, Kansas, they fine
men tor cruelty to animals.
"A man near Utica; n Y. lately
sold his wife 10 4 wiLower, for COW.
Seven hundred ola flock Of thir-
teen hundred sheep were smntherel in
Floyd county durin. the late cold
spell.
New York, January %
Recruiting IN this city il reported
/ brisk, and it is believed there will be M
further enforcement OF the draft.
There ~ n salt well in Lansing,
Michigan, which, ut the depth of 400
feet, yields eighty per cent. brine.
Among the quaint sayings charged
TO Old Abe, is one that lyon cant buy
q poor horse in Pennsylvania The cN-
PLANTATION is that all the bad horses hav.
been sold to the Government.
The distance to Virginia City, in
the mining region Of Idaho Territory,
is 900 miles from Atchson, Kansas.
which is So 0 miles from St. Paul, Min
nesota.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04

UrNry CouNry.-Wo believe that
Henry county, besides sending AZ
many soldiers to tho war, has given
more to the families Of her volunteers
than any other county in the State.
The total amount SO paid from tho
Treasury amounts to the sum OF sixteen
thousand two hundred and ninety eight
dollars. Add 10 this three hundred and
fifty dollars given 10 the Ladies' Aid
Society, and it makes the large amount
Of sixteen thousand six hundred and
for,y-eigh, dollars. Can any ofour sis
ter counties beat this ? "lligh Henry
deserves the name nj "Eanncr County"
Ut, Pleasant Home Journal,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04

London has population Of
2,so3,9so; Glasgow, 394,sGl Edin.
burgh, 16s,l21; Dublin. 25s,328
Liverpool and Birkenhcad, 5,5s7.
Adyices from Matamoras report an.
other revolution there. Cprtinas was
again in power. lIo was placed second
in command of the troops. which, &C.
cording to previous accounts, had been
ordered to march against Mexico, and
use his power to make himself Cover
nor.
CAss CoUNTY.-An extensive relig-
ious revival is in progress at Lewis,
The county, seat Of Cass county in con-
ncction with the Babtist and Congreg-
a,ional churches. The Gazette Of that
place says that both places OF worship
arc crowded. nightly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04
Another Call.

The President has issued another call
for 600 900 moro soldiers and if they
are no, forthcoming by the 10th day Of
March a draft WIN be made. This
county has not quite completed her
qaota under the last previous cal and
in order TO take good seat out Of the
draft, we must raise about as many
more. The thing can be done, but We
presume our people viii generally fee
like backing up in the breeding thi,
time and say ''let'er come. A small
private fund added to the county an,
g,vernm mt bounties would do mucI
toward completing our quota.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04
The Great Cause
OF
Human Misery.
Just published, IN 3 heHIcu =
Price Six Cents.

ALecture on the Nature Treat
ment & Radical cure Of Seminal Weakness.
or Spermatorrhna, induced BY Sclf-Abuse |;
Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Nervous
Debility, and lmpedi,nents to Marriage gen.
orally; Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits;
mental and physical incapacity, &c-ROBT'
J. CULVER WELL, NJ. D. Author Of the Green
Book, &c.
The world-renowned author, in this admi-
rabie Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful consequences Of self
abuse may DO effectually removed without
medicine and without dangerous surgical op-
erations, bougies instruments, rings " cor
dials, pointing out mode Of cure 81 once
certain and effectual by which every suffer-
er, no matter what his condition may DO.
may cure himself cheaply, privately and rad
icaly. Ills lecture will prove boon to thous-
ands and thousands.
sentunde seal, or in plain envelope, to
any address, on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing.
CHAS. j. G. KLINE.
la7 Bowery, Now York, Post Office Box, 1856.
vhniiyl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04
Recruiting.

Close up the ranks! I will pay s.
leash in hand,' to each Volunteer for
this last month Esq. Fisher will swear
in any desiring to ga with me to any
"ola regiments The large Bounues
hold to March lst. Townships in ar
rears, Rally ? Rally?
Feb. l, 1864,
A. A. SAWlN,
Gen. Recruiting Ag't,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04
THURSDAY FEB. 4, 1854

Ncssrs. ROUNDS & LANGDON, are our
authorized Agents in The City Of Chicago
His, to procure Advertisements and Sub
scriptions.
eksy- Messrs Horace A. Shaw, Co., 81 Park
Row, & AS Nassau ST., New York are our
authorised agents in New York City TO pro-
cure subscriptions and advertisements.
rkHNMessrs s. NJ. PETTENG1L 4 Co, No. 5
Park Row, New York, s. State St. Boston
are our Agents for the fosca Transcript, in
those cities, and are authorized to take .idver-
tisements and Su descriptions for us at our
Lowest Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04

DE Bow, Of South Carolina, has
been imprisoned and his Review suppress
scd by jeff Davis, on account Of his
publishing All article showing that cot.
ton is no longer king.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04

Fowls roosting G" trees at New
Albany, Indiana, werc found on New
Years morning upside down, hanging
by their claws TO the limbs, frozen hard
and solid.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04
THE Rebel Leaders Propose to
Lay Down their Arms IL Pardon
Baltimore, February |.

DaItI!HOFV, FtnrNHry I,
Tbs .imericun is assured, by u gen.
tleman jus, from Richmond, who has
gone to Washington TO communicate
with the Government, that the rebel
authorities are taking steps to propose
to the Federal Government to lay down
their aims, provided the Presidents
Amnesty Proclamation be extended to
their leaders.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04
A DRAFT ORDERED.
The President Appoints "a Draft
for 5OO,Oe0 Nscn, with ase-
ssNs,csGNS.
Washington, Feb. !, 1861


Washington, Feb. ], 1864.
Ordered, That draft for five humid
red thousand men, to serve for three
years or during the war, be made on
the 10th day of Marcel, next, for the
military service IT the United States;
crediting and deduct,rg there!rom SO
many as may have been enlisted or
drafted into the service prior 10 the Is,
day of March, and not heretofore cred
tied
(Sigued) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Washington, January 81.
The issuance, to-day, of a proclama-
ton, or notice rather, for 6vc.hundred
thousand men additional, to be drafted
in March il not forthcoming by volun
teering by tina, time, caused an intense
sensation in political and military
circles. The fact that it came out on a
quiet Sunday has led to the wild rumor
that important and startling intorma.
ticn has been received by the Govern
mcnt, rendering this step necessary.
The rapid reinforcement, by wholesale
CONSUMPTION, Of the rebel army and
French intervention, are the principal
elements # these runners.
Intima,iens that the communication
clause Of she corsc.ip,ion act will not
now be retained under this new call,
arc already in circulation.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
ash>ny,on, January 81.
It will be recollectcd that, in October,
a call for 100000 men was made This
number has been abou, half filed by
volunteering anil re.,nlistments. The
call now made for 500, 900 is interpreted
By gentlemen acquainted with military
affairs 70 include the above 500, 600
being, in etieat, an additional call FOL
100000 men. Volunteering is supposed
to furnish at present an average Of zoe
per day. The order OF the President
makes credit or deduction Of as man,
MS may have enlisted or been drafted
prior,o tie ;, Of March, at wh;ch time
the 500 premium expires.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04
Necessity or legislation.

While excessive legislation is the
general fault Of our Iowa Legislatures,
it does rot follow but what there are
some subjects and cases upon which
legislation or law making is necessary
a: the present time. In truth some of
the most important necessities for legis.
lation as the present time, arises out
IT excessive and erroneous law making
by previous legislatures, Take for an
example, the Offices Of County Superin.
tcndent and County Judge
a few years since County Surerin.
'endrnts were required to visit schools
III the county; legislation upon this
subject subsequently, annulled the law,
and as consequence ali the schools III
the State were without such a guide
and supervisor, as the wisdom and ex,
perirncc Of older States have deemed
essential for their prosperity.
Past experience has fully proven that
district schools sl,ns'.i be under the
supervision Of al officer OF maturer
judgement and greater experience than
the mass Of common school teachers,
not only for the purpose Of examining
teachers, and thus avoid School direc.
tors being imposed upon, by illiterate
and incompetent teachers, hu, to systa-
mat,ze the schools and visit them to
see Tie practical workings Of the same.
and make such necdt'u! suggestions as
each particular school requires. We
deem this latter duty one Of the very
most important which naturally devolves
upon and should te by law, required of
our County Superintendent.
The law which released them from
this duty was piece OF excessive
legislation. Of which It's authors should
b. ashamed. We observe that there
are petitions already handed in to the
present legislature, and others being
circulated,-some in This and adjoining
coun,'es-to impose upon County Su
perintendents this very important and
pleasant duty. We sincerely hope that
our legislature viii regard them as the
voice Of the intelligent part Of the com
munity, and pass law III compliance
with their wishes.
A few years since our County Judges
were clothed with SO much power that
they we're sort Of absolute monarch
or patriarchial County Governor, being
the creatures Of injadicious if not ex.
cassiye Legislation. Subsequently the
wisdom of onr legislature disrobea
them Of nearly all their power, and
made the duties of the Office So few
and the prrq'isites SO small that in
most OF the counties Of this State the
Office goes begging in the market, at
least so far as competent men are con-
cerned This was also the result Of in
ludiclons and excessive legislation.
Now unless this office is made Of more
Importance, our probate matters in
many Of the counties will soon be in
very bad condition, for the want Of
ability in administering upon the effects
of deceased persons according to law.
There seems to be general disposition
Of our people to give County Judge
Jurisdiction in civil and criminal eases,
to a certain extent, and we hope the
present legislature will cloth them with
this power, and also improve the Office
o. County Superintendent as suggested.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04

In G ,ngrcss = pension bill has been
passed also a bill amending the home
stead law.
Mr.. Wilson's bin for the expulsion Of
Senator Davis Of Kentucky for uttering
reasonable and in;endiary language il
the Senate was Withdrawn by him after
a disclaimer upon the part Of Mr.. Davis
to the effect that he did not intend his
language should be understood as ex-
citing or UNFOLDING treason or traitors.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04

General Longstrect after threatening
Knoxville IN Tennessee with large
force has agaiu returned, accomplishing
but little. His thieves however did
succeed in capturing 500 head Of cattle
intended for our army.
The main part of the rebel army
around Chattanooga has left for parts
unknown. Probably to reinforce
Longstrcct, and to Mobile. 1t is ex.
pe,ted that Mobile is now being at
tackled by our forces.
"A bill has been introduced into the
Missouri House Of Representatives, to
repudiate all debts or liabilities contract
ed under the administration of Clalb f.
Jackson as Governor, after the first OF
April, 1861, unless the holder Of the
claim can pro, clearly that the debl
was created for loyal.and necessary pur
poses.
Cosr OF CULrlvAT1NG LAND BY
STEAM.-A Mr.. Smith Of Woulston
England has published an account o
the cost of cultiva,ing land 10y steam
for eight years. in which he says tina
tho cost of preparing land tor roots wa
with steam, 81 SO I; with horses, sl0.03
for barely two years, So rs with steam
against $5.O5 by horse power; to,
years for wheat, 5000 by steam agains
tile same for horse power, and foots N
| \ total for number Of other articles
which shows gain of2oO per cent il
,vor Of steam. The writer says als'
that besides the economy OF The plan h
had much better crops.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04

The Michigan Legislature in joint
session have passed resolution in favor
Of re nominating Line ia. The vote
stood GO in favor 70 % against.
The Mississippi and Missouri abroad
has been rented to the Chicago and
II ok Island rai'r, | company for a
term Of twenty years; the latter com
pany are to aid the former immc, lately
ia extending their road westward.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04
NOTICE

hereby notify those that are Indebted to.
me for medical services that whom they are
ready to settle their accounts to settle them
with me personally as have no COLLECTOR.
WP CUNNINGHAM
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04

VALUABLE observation-disclosures
SurGAR.-An experiment has been
made III the Department Of Agriculture,
before large number persons, clearly
demonstrating the prac,icabi!i'y OF
every man in the north making his
own sugar. A gentleman from Ne.
braska, Mr. J. +. Riggs, who is about
taking out paten. tor his process, was
the operator From sorghum sirup
sent to the department for exhibition,
in the course q: few moments he pro
duced a clean and pure sugar, equal in
all respects TO the best coffee sugar, the
residue Of the ssnn proving to be an
excellent favored article, strongly re
sem'Iing Amber or Golden srup Of the
shops, AM entirely free from sorghum
taste.-Nntio.al Mtelligcncer.