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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-20

Mems Buck Gloves for Seventy Five
cts, at 46 Union St. feb 16-1w
, 1864-06-12

In 1851, in Zanesvillo, Ohio. one John ".
fcales, butcher, Was arrested ind lodged in
Jail on a charge Of larceny, tho larceny al
lescd consisting In an unlawful approprla-
tlon of CERTAIN plgs. Shortly after his 70
lease from jsil on this charge, fearing .aoth-
let1 ZareAvills carly ono zaerpfng and aade
hts way to Cincinnati He lefl Ia Zaacsvlllo
Lis wife, Cntlerlaa, and children. without
provision for their support. The villa heard
from hlnl, BY letter, once afker hs had left her
1Ed tLAt shout mouth alter le had rnn
away. Some two Jears or naors after, hav-
Ing had ~ offer of marriage * ain, she sought
divorce on the ground OF desrrtfon, but
Suspended proceedings, by adrlca Of her
1Awser on learning lhat scslss was dead,
aEa 40 informed her intended now husband
A short time after. in the spring Of 1856, she
VIM. 8. Jones, Nth wlcm she has ltyed since
that timc-the last thfea or four JeSrs In ST.
Pail. Her husband has held respectable
position In society, and her department. has
been such as to commend her to those with
whom she became acquainted. Recently her
former husband, scales, made his appearance
in this city, had intervle = with Mr. Jones
plant OF adultery against Jones, before Jus,
tice McEtratb, OF ftha Police Court; An ex-
animation = a. lad on the complaint yestar-
day, before Justice NcElrnth, aud the COM
plaint WAS dismissed aud Jones discharged
fIou arrest. On announcement OF tue de-
cisiop, there was word or tWo Of emphatic
~ p1oyat nom one or two Of the persons
Present who had listened to tho evidence in
tie cese, while the looks of all showed their
sympathy with the defendant. Mrs. Jones
wa present durlR. the examination, aitttng
byfLe side of Mr.. Jones, and at its close
walked away With him. Mr. Scales, the con-
planning witness, fell asleep during the nr-
an a. HAf NJ
The cloRc of the Justices decision. Hls ap-
pe&rance would be apt to make IN iinprsa-
8 on agalnHt him with jury.-St. R4ul Rss,,
MIu H.
, 1864-06-12
LORD Ha1a's Curfoatttos-Ths skxll
OF GeAfNe1ue.

LORD H&1a's Cur1oaittos-Ths skell
or UeAf4e1us.
The London Nesss Of the 18th, his thu fsl-
lowing account o! q great cusloslty NOW on
exhibition In London;
With the late Lord EIgin's collection Of
Chinese cu1io4itieI and Worka Of art, this
singular relic Is to ba seen At the salssroou or
EeEsFs; Christie = Manson; Whether it be
tho real kkul1 ofthe celebrated philosopher
and moralist oftho Cclestfa]s or rot, 1t IL
converted Into very ornamental object By
the clever design and workmanship OF the
Chlueso. The strange looking objees Is
mounted In pure gold, u caskes or box,
which reets upon triangular stand Of gold
elabor~tclJ chased with ths Chinese osn-
yentional clouds and ZONE very esed scroll
work with rude kind Of eheru6iAa al Zach
sngle;Its weight altogether, II oztaad . dts. It
msy be relnembe. cd In the Chinese court
Of The Great Exhibition in 1869, and WAS t.
ken among the loot Of the Simmer Palace at
rssln, y one s oi rsns.s teayaly ~ Ias 4l :svsr
work, studied Titha fen jewels. Mr. War
Ing suggests that the ornament Of clouds Is In
tended 10 represent thu region to which tho
aoul had honn, and is tsere Guarded By the
celestial dragoous-
~ to this skull being vorisshle rslie, va
fear tho evidence is aeg aegaia5t It; it is 10 ANAL
thAt uu1sss tbe quality Of Confucins' brain
has something aupere1eellent, 1t could not
have contained sufficient brxnular solleo-
tlon to rsprtdent the qpaatun OF 30 gtoat \
miad. Il is, however, tho skull Of an eld
person, Judging from the partial oblitefa-
lion OF the sntures, and has slso very nluah
tho appearance oftte Uranium OF An o1dladJ-
possibly fayorite wife of Confeucius. There
arc somcyery remarkable speclaens ofcarvsd
ivory vases and baakets to be cold with
this object, and two extraordinary pasodas
Of porcelain, NTH many good old brouzss.
Lord Elgin's collection contains m1ny
very interesting aud unusually large inceuie
burrere, and other vessels, in the old essk-
snne enamel, sams good porcelain, feme Of
Iare color und pattern, fow Chinese aud
10, c.rviBgs In jale and crystal, lacqucr-work
boxes aud hats, and other things istore6tlus
to tAs collector, with some to1 articles Of
dre*. aad ne.pons Tia sale takss place to
3ay.
, 1864-06-12
Tho Decay of Vitul Power.

Tho Decay Of Vital Power.
.":BurlefgN' Of The BOSTON ,1ournaz gives
tie following graphic sketch Of well known
men:
Men will grow old-somo By age, some bJ
care, some by premature decay brought on
hy exposure, toll or dissipation. a1au cau
case bankruptcy comes. j saw ! crowd On
tie steps of the Astor Yesterday. They
were watching the attempt Of the great pu-
Eiiist, Tom n}er, to aaceud into tla house.
Ills tall form Was bent hy. disease; his onaa
trn1 step tottered his great strensth bad de-
Parted. With crntches and the aid of
strong arm Of II frieud he slowly aud With an-
guish took one step ut . nmo. % an infAnt
Would go up 1t was gull aud bitterness to
Lin to cyst his eyes around on tnat crowd,
and see 7nW unlike their greeting WAS to tue
c1eHd that cheered him on in'hfs great Gsht
With Sullivan, By eingal1r coincidence
Morrissey came along. But how uulike Hyer.
Morrigsey is professcd gambler. II il bis
trade. lie has taken care Of himself and
Keeps within bounds. He IL temperate, for
his calling demands 1t. He dresses In els-
CANT taste-is full jewsled--and would pass
Tor well to do banker with tho upper ten;
OF Al Professor In college. Morrlssey has
intcuds to dire this yoar 1Egcr onsine4s
than he did The last He has taken hls hoAd-
quarters already, and with an elegant exter-
Or. sua1t address, cool and aaEoA habits, he
viii allure into his embrace many OF our
youth. and send The curtc Into many homes
In the form o{ rnined bnt snes manly Sons.
As Hyer was attempting TO 60 up The seepa
man sought more qalet sntfsnce On one
side of the crowd It WIS Il. F. Willis,
"Tlme has laid Lii hand Tisibly. on you, my
gap friend" I eaid to myself lie needed
Inc uid Of cane to help him up. The 1.-The
and sm2tt step falte1ed in its upward move
ment. The auburn locks, still curly, ;Taeo
grizzled: his T. ee was thin and beard graJ,
Is one ii the scar ard yellow leaf Of life.
Few would have recognized 10 the feeble aud
slender invalid tie nervous, hilarious man Of
twenty ycars ago. He cast sad leok on Tic
crowd, and tbs pugllist broken down IL mid
die jIie, and passed on The group was not
complete. Passing along the pavement raa
Comm Vanderbilt, Til recently ha
has been among our most vigorous mcn
Age seemed to have 10 eject upon Iiu1.- His
body was iron, his nerves steel. Old in Tcars,
his step MAS elastic His halr Has white 4,
snow, but his intellect sharp and vigorous.
His form slim as youth Of nineteen, bat
erect as 3 Mohawk warrior. Some months
ago be was thrown from his wagon. That
fall did the work Of years on his sJateE1-
He walks and looks the OLD man, hia step Ia
1angrfd aud that touch which none can psz-
r., and all must obey, Is his. Such il life.
, 1864-06-12
I'oJxer and q Fast XouN9
n: lie H Hnke2 the MONEY Fly

d On tho s1st ult., the 11ra Of Ae.srs. Boody
& Co., brokers and bankers, 1t. No. Wall
etrest, Fent their office boy to the Marine
Bsnk 10 deposit $4,000. On the WaJ he VISA
met by Mlx Rath, lad fifteen Jears Of aEe,
wis bnt fsw days pyeTiously had bean dis.
: charged from the service or the above named
deu. Mn1 entered Into conversation with
t;,A suceetsor. and learned Iuat lie we< g5out
to detosit large amount OF money. After
:he roy had dnlF deposited tho treasure and
staltsd back, Max entered the bank, to the
officers Of which he MSS we'll known, and
said tAefc wss ufst.ke In thc dcpss::; AID
askc3 fer the bank book In orGer to co7recs
It. Iho book and contents were hsndsd to
him, uton he stepped asIdc and aost1actel
draft for $500 and 4 certified check for
S1,Gss. ue then sltercd the figures in the
bank book to make them correspond with
the amount Of money abstzsctcd, and return-
trg the took and balance Of the money to
thc cashier started OF with Inc 2103s which
he had ttolsn. The theft WAS not discovered
till day or two siace, when officers Gil
more, OF the Postot1lce, and Gill Hays OF the
Eenk Police. wcro .dcpnted to arrest the Of
fender. Yesterday tho o1;cers succeeded
In asresting Roth, and subseqsontly learned
ttst 10 Lad deposited 8, 0N in two OF the
up town savings banks~ Eoth, 1t further
appeared, -b.d forged the endorse sement OF
Meeers. oody 1. Co on the hack Of the draft.
~L1ch enabled him to get it cssaed without
troable. The youtliul o1ender then mads
the IL onty fly. e. gave two boJa $500 each
10 deposit his II On = for him, made p.es-
cit Of 300 to his lady love ID PRICE street:
aud gosgcously ntted up . base ball club
h"nse III avenue 4, besides spen ding couaid-
c1Ahle money fer fast horses to air himself
Oh the B1oouinsdAls road and treating his
fHends to champagne eupperz.
Tho Oft &C rs recovered the money from tho
kev nea banks; hesfdts with the seized the
& ruiLure at the club house, and they arc
making efforts to recover still mo:e Of the
stoltn money. The takt young man w.s
taken before Justice Hogan ! yesterday aite.-
nccn and committed to the Tombs, to await
accused ID fine looking youth, ard appears
10 be perfectly uneoncetned about the mat
Ter. He lives in Tenth etraot With bis p.-
rents, Hho arc sald to DO highly respectable.
~. 7. Uera1d, }.sse D.
, 1864-06-12

get him Oh: A rigzsE;is started from the
main n orks the ncn work With zeal and
wc1l-d5rected muscle, but noi5eless1y, as
thongL tbeY were thu Original mausginx dt-
rectois of son in the Silly Night. Three
hours orsuch work md the wounded mtu ss
reached; il pulled into the trench; is carried
triumphanelT back It's tack.ns: COURSE. and
then Ia received behind coyer with grclt
CHEERS. The cheers csrse volieF, b11 t1le
yoiity IL usr,.,1ese, =nd ti2 man is e1red. I
Ct, chssyfncd ti1st have been unabI: q as-
e*r&fn th:s Officers ha1isc>--toe.:. +. 7.
r. ,,,,s
, 1864-06-12

selves in this manner, and chow hard kaot
to the examining com nmitteo; when darkness
reters, the knot becomes noose, aud the
hands are free to be shown at the window or
to make concord Of aWeet sounds on the
banjo. Ths process ct untying oneself il far
caster than most persocs imagine. The Only
a1t on the operators part L. to secure all TIA
t1aeL' in tic ropo that le can, sud use It 10
good advantage. rew .comm!ts:.s s:isr.
Stand the knsck Of tying thcs: zuc1s,.3:,
while the 1xtter make # tie busi~...s u; ~
time to secure slack and wri=::::: trors tle::.
bonds. s6ome things can be DUR AZ v.i! =
otherr.' md ths art Of sropi:.; IN ana
.ropiug out Ii no exception to the rait.''
, 1864-06-12
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, 1864-06-12

The New York Herd'd Of 1he 9Th says:
: The Secretary OF the Treasury arrived In
this city yesterday, ard il stopping at the
st Nicholas Hotel His Ea1n business here
Ut present il to confer with 'he b,ns Loan
with Mr.r Cisco on acc.aat Vt temporary
Leans, and not tor the 2urpose Of negotiating
lca,, az ctToneously stated In some of the
eyes,ns papera. There IL 60 iutcntloa en-
tho part Of tho eecre.ary to incsesse the issue
, 1864-06-12
Correspondence Boston Jonrnat.l
Coil uARno1, Jane !, 1854.

LITE IL. XAON19 Amx6ASGfs
The st. Louis 1nz:i9er, 4 moderate anti.
slavery German paper Of large circulation In
Missouri, thus speaks of the Fremont nasco
In Cleytland:
TIE PROGRAMME OF TEE RADICAL DEMOCRACY
Whoever expected from the Cleveland Con-
rention strictly principled action must hare
i.een bitterly disappointed Expedieucy has
tEinmpttd oTer radica]ism. Te get Demo-
cratic votes they have given the place Of han
O.. next 10 fremont. to ono OF the most no-
NEST ambitious aad reckless OF political wire
pal1ers- So German Radiaal paper calls
hin, and Ill the world knows him as such.
II the men Of principle who didn't want to
abandon an iota Of their programme though
tho world should go to pieces, II these Kadi-
cnt men had been consequent in Cleveland,
Cochrane could never have become President
Of the Convention, and 4 Radical Without
hleMtsh-F1ed Dousl.s would have suited
best, or Butler-wou1d hara been chosen the
Precedent.
But the Convention atmosphere seems to
spread contasglon amongst the best, and our
radicals did not stand the test well Even
their programme furnishes reported evidence
.. that 'f accursed" spirit Of compromised
expediencJ, Which looks more to the chances
Of fs1cccss than to logical principles. If the
new party calls itself the Radical Democracy,
we crn eny that its programme is neither
Radical nor Democratic, nrr both together.
1t Is evidently the production OF crafty
politician, who is well yeree1 in that srr Of
party GickcrJ to place nicely sounding
phrases togo ther, so as to mean nothing u
be capable of adverse constructions. II the
individual Cochrane ia 4 hard pill for the
Radicals to swallow, the platform, which he
constructed for then, Is d striking proof OF
their Own fncomretet,ce and stupidity.
Taking 1t all In al It il pretty evident that
the German Radicals in Cleveland conftitu-
ted the fifth wheel to the wagon, and that
their platform, IS lar ~ Radics7ism ia csn-
ccEned, does not even come up to the plat
form Of the st. Lonis Cisybauks resolu-
tton In favor Of genera: liability to military
duty. which the Germans desired, uould
have been Of moro practical value than this
Baltimore and Chicago. But this Was ruled
ou*~ John Cochrane ard McKlnstry were
moro Pow er{ul thnn they.
, 1864-06-12

Of legal tender notes. Mr. Chase expects to
be a6lo to conclude bis businese to-daT. and
if 80, viii yetura to Washington immediately.
Er; Chase corrects statement In relation 10
tho daily expenditures OF Tho Government,
and Cnta It At something In the neighbor-
hood Of tws and half millions, instsad Of
, 1864-06-12

Hx-PresfGent Pierco Another Rebel,
The gib''eat Recorder publishes the follow.
Ing noto from Ruy. Mr. Pittchard, Of Raleigh.
North Carolina:
List spring prominent member Of the
church Of which was pastor In Baltimore,
met at the St. Nicholas Hotel, in Nov York.
E1-PrEident Pierce.
Er. Pierce manifested the wa.mest sympa-
thy for the ennth In this struggle for inde-
Fendcnce, declared fhat the only hopo for
nt.dom on this continent was In the success
Of the South; that, old as ho vas, he shonld
have been In The Confederate army but for
the bel.ath Of his wife, end that le desired no
htgl!tr earthly honor than to be private in
the runks OF the Southern army.
, 1864-06-12
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ERACE E'S CELEBRA a T9I
SALVE.

A SURE RnLtkF FOE TIE suPsHssE.
IT. slys l. = svsatea t.
Hing .Gsmes' array. ThrosSd It's asency hs cured
tucUla1ds nt nhst trTurs -cfus ard WeardA roAt
Cad lie tkfl of TIC rseat c1un-nt payacl.ua Of tAs
daE, and WIS reEard.iby Al 1ho knsE niza ~ pab-
lie GsAetscior.
Grace's Celebrated rslve curss Burns.
G1ace's Celebrated Eal7e cu1ss 8salds.
Grsce's Celebrated 8algs sures Flash Weands,
Gssce'x Celebrated salve crues corns.
Graee's Celebrated Saliva turea Felo1a,
Grace's Cel+ trated Saliva cures Frozen Limbs,
9raoe's Celebrated 8alva rnses Wen..
G1ac<'s Cslebratsd Halva curex csllouscs.
E1hce's Celebrated 6alve cures salt Rne1M,
9rtes's Celebrated sxlvs cures Chithl4ins.
C1ace's Celebrated sa.ve cures sote Breast.
Graoe's Celebrated selvs Anras ssre Lip.
Gracs's Celebrated Salve cures EryHpelaa 8sees.
Gfacs's Celebrated Sa1ve cures Abseesses,
Grsse'S Celebrated Salve cures Ulcers.
grace's Celebrated Sslve cu1ss ChaEped Hands.
Cruces Celablated 6a1ve cures Rl1g ao1ms.
And from Sores aah wounds at the most ssr,ous .s-
tsts dosn % fnmuon r1mple. Il erad!eAo
save IL nromp: .nd ete .cli n fo- tee speeds
sist1 fssJ So diefs sasofs nd III fi:hefns.a E s vi
r1d "a saivf their 5eb: st!rad.
oher r9meeee bat coos elzsnses I'D hsah shs laoe
srxtocs Wen Ad1 abd Sorts
hvs aslS md dsnt h9,s q y
fcE It vii save theu much trouble. sufefos' aea
As wants Ii faif t1.al to cure old mud lnvetsxara
9c1ca.
, 1864-06-12

TFAflE [Aay ID COT. L1Tcfpo6i Couf1cr.I
Baron james do Rothschild, tile head Of
Tie French branch Of the ErcAt house, has
had the misfortune to lose bis youngest son,
ea1aEon, BY narne, aged about thirty, who
married one OF the cousins about a year ago.
Tho young man was struck down suddenly
By disease Of the heart In Paris you are
aware people arc horribly malignant in their
lape mage, and this great. calamity to the
Eothechild family has Leeu made the sub
1eet Of . piece Of masisnity, which, ss
T15te, Is the towns ts1k-namcly, that ,hav-
950, Coo In Speculation on the Boursc, and
having snly ESQ COO at his disposal, be .p-
Piled to his father for the remainder, but that
le met with peremptory refusal, whereup.
on lie blew ont his brains with q pistol. I
look Oh tho story Us an atrpctou8 cAluuny
, 1864-06-12

1t fsAot often we spe2k0 Of Phys
fC1aRA.

Bat 10 can ehssr..a:ly say N. Wh!tttr hAsrchly
5oIss Dc as ais:rs~ practice ssta asy :acs Far
1c,aa Il c1csss. Ia u. .re4sssat sf ~ saoss az
11mt3 Ps1te dtseA<ss. H hAs fsr H. rsss tltsea
ysses aevote< III ~Ioi~ me ssd atsasnot 70 thcte
uuiortpnAts cAle1 r.h{ch E1ys bA.iat ttc skill Of
etha. rhysietaus He no.t .uccet.ful l. H. trs4t
raent of IL tsoke eates kseh 1n@ formally eoatS-
1Lrtd II eSrattis. he Il tao pbtt5ler new wnfk
o1,:td tse knre. OF fA1ta :or., IL Een kaox rty'
BCli, xh.ch xi h. nailed all Oh re Of threA
<e-a pf epa3 pakisge. A. II sst eaxious 20 40
All the Eoo1 he CAN 2ay Gee E7ev ext rEd Ecese ~
orlnioa uCen Tiers mott { LEA! n:.scIt Hse O.
eiE,sc. 0AsGa a. ra1leTE iS{ Gar strtee. !. "
Box xest. Au bu1iaess Strictly csosdssaa1.
, 1864-06-12

riWA1D4r ca.b,s.-c I,AIE 0Ya II TEL H1K
- eu vok,r. The oss H4A1s1.e 1nss = *ad ps,e -
-k4skas hea, lluat1 Of G<eJ Baif inst4n1t9. 70 =
a. oeEt 1LAcx or nATrAAt annTx. .v!saoni tn2a1aE&
!Ai K%A3H.lA tmp. ras trsal vlt.l1 heatetny ~
Ei1hE III ptlfApe color. fcrteet ne III tIeTnA y
Id by !. r: Gsrssr+ v r,.--e w1.L14h 4. e+Gs-
fd.oz. ~ et. tn>ta,loas ace ktc149 Aa
ArtxEt1 Seed by I'll fs-nkr1sts. -. ftAtoT5.4 ~.
l+tRN ytrs<k. M9sE V1rE. UN9@a-@s
, 1864-06-12

DATENT COMMISSION HOUSE
eF. ehiV aatsnf H9hts .old for cbah. Eonalkae-
,eM;s Irespecsfajiy .cleitsd- Addtese snFder Hsf
nss 5a ., H,nsiWaY 4. r. hefbtencea: We Auih .xtx9
= WsItsx fo rsfer 10 us"-H- y. Smith, t:nsu-
tss1 Bsok; Ioas-xekewsa. l@pos.ez q a:sasa l4see
trrnnoI!AAn Bank. Stv Yoff-