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Sfi3ieQ.
@eorsair BON SurbriSse scfdbIasea.
300 Sebclcn ~getDstet, BOO usrpunSet mnc o
@5efamsenc mnS 1000 pferre erbeltct.

UtuESuu IVA SurpItrSC 9CieVtuSt"%
500 Gebelcn getDStet, SOO permunSet unb 400
G5sfamscnc mnS 1000 |ferSe erbentet.
@aibtn g 0 n, IA. SUM. Bir baber
8eriAte pom Der 8otomac Armee Bis beute frat
INN s ubr. Die 8emegun9en nabmen bis gu
oieier Stunpe giniti9en 5prtgang. Bon Sen.
Sherman lino feline yta6rihten pa. 8on Sen.
8urbrioge miro 9emeIpet; SD grill Wtpr9ar
.geitern bel Sdgesanbru6 bel @pntbIana an ltnc
fhlug ibn nab einitinpigem barten Sample,
300 lelner 2eute wuroen g%etbotet, 300 peripun=
oct uno 400 gefangen genpmmeu. ueberpleS
nabm id ibm ale uniere 9efan9cnen SDloaten
pm Spbipus Commando mieOer ub, larnmt
1000 @feroen. Inner &erluit betrd9t $50
Spbte uno &ermrnoete. $3.50
Morgan8 periprengte Sruppen flieben na6
allen Hibtungen, lie baben ibre 8affen uno
Munitipn pe9gemprfen unp iino 9dnSli3 oentO=
ralilrt.
9epelden bon Sen. Butler meloen feline
Gerdnperungen in ieinem Commando.
Son General 6uater lit feline peitere gfa6=
ribt ba.
Yarr8 aGbw. 80. Stantpn,
&rie9siefretdr.
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Stab Siopeitet blidenb finbeu mir Sort
SadOn in Der gtdbe BON Sair Oats, unqe-
fdbr b Wteilen bon Der Staot swil6en Der na6
Der Stem Bridge fibreuoen 9anoitrabe uno Der
gorf Nlper Gil enbabn. - Oann fommt S prt
Spbn1on, 9eraoe jenieitS oeS Gbidabpminp,
etrpa cine Wteile pom Der 2anoltrabe na6 Wiez
aanicspile. 9ieles Sort beberridt Die Medaz
nlcSpille= Bride, ippie ale 8riiden uno 6urtben
3pii6en ibr uno Der Stem 8ribge.- Srittebalb
Wteilen bon Der Staot uno ungefdbr in Der.
Diitte Sipiiden Der Gentraleiienbabn unO Der
DISQUALIFICATION 2anoltrabe lit Der yM ALA
tp f., oeiien @eidibe big SUR MedanieSpiller
Bride sur &e6ten unO biz sur @ilenbabnbriide
sur 2Infen reihen, 10 oaB tie Die gan5e Stpilden
beipen Qunften gelegene Strede bes Gbidabc@
minp beden. = ungefdbr q Wteilen BON Der
Staot uno etipa iRpber Mitte Smiiden Der sur
Wtedpombriide flbrenpen uno Der Srppt Stun
2anoitraBe, auf einem bpben 6iigel le9t Sort
8eaureqarp uno beberrl6t Die beloen gez
~nannten @e9e. 9noertbalb 0teien baopn 1T
ettle 9roBe Neppute, beren geldlbe Die 0leaopns
8rlde, Die Bride iiber ben Srppf Stun, IOmie
Die gauge ba5milden liesenpe Strede oes 8a6e5
beitrei6en. = 3mii9en Der 8rppf stunt 2ano=
itrabe uno Der &idmpno : 6reoeridsbur9er ST.
ienbabn, % 0teilen BON Der Stapt, itebt aal
elmer Sobenerb6bung Sort See, Iene benen
Nese auf cine ipeite Strede beberridenb, UNI
lompbl Die Srppf Nun Bride ais bic beioen
6trtben bes Seep &an pedeno. 9antts1
gpr uno binter uno Sipiiden Oteien fun
9auptfprts befnben ii6 anoere, %fleinere; gum
ueberflub iino Die 3miidenrdume our6 idwerC
@Ourtinen uno Wdae, bic $500 SUP bid ltno,
geI6lpl1en. 8pr ben Sorts uro Mdllen befn-
oen ii6 % SUB breite uno % SUB tiefe @rdz
ben, in benen iebr iinnreide Balliiaoenpprrid.
ttngen angebradt iino.
Ser Gbidabominp ielbit, uber befen iumpft9'
NieOerung WieGlelan in grober Nube ieinI
langen @eltdnbe uro &nippelpdmme bauer
fcnnte (eine Nrbeit, Die freilid nidt piel weni=
ser Wtenldenleben tpitete, ais cine 9roB'
S6ladtL lit jebt Der Seltungs9raben elmer ltar
befelti9ten Stapt, Il Der Naln,, auf ipel6en
Die Sample am 1. unp 3. sunni itattianpen, bas
GlaciS elmer SETTING. e tseia'ss
@enn Die obi9e gufjdblung Der 9aupt:
beieltigungen Inn 3idmpnO pollitdnoig 1T, Il
pitroen Die perpunbbariten Stelen Der STAB
ouf bent SSege pom 9arrilpns 2anoultg, reip
ibfr 0talpern Sid; Johann oaf ber SiDieitC
oe5 Sanles uno enpli9 I'M gelter, no Der Sa:
mes Jiiper Ganal in Die Staot e%irtritt, sn ihder
lein. @ie bereits mit9etbeilt, sebeu Die Ser:
%matbunsen Der Mebellen babin, Tedb Grdrt id
allmdbli6 na6 Dem untern @bidabpminp bin:
abjuidleben iude. Buffers neuliher !0anp.
itrei6 9e9en petersburg, Der oltrd @ilntpre's
i6ma6Uplle 3asbafti9teit pereitelt Wproen 1T
ldeint e~benfals nit ben neuen .Yldnen Grants
5ulammenSubdngen. Sn ieoem Sale bratd
Grant sur ~Gntmidlung oieler Yldne 3eit unit
baber pas 8ublifum s. % NIB. 5t1
o.. .. IboStg.) .
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Sie Seftunespcrfe SfitbmOnSs.

Sin @oibinatoner G~crrelppnosat Der 81. g.
3rlbune. Der bis 9e9en Gnoe 1868 cine Sub.
alternenltelle I'M neutrality-suspicious. be-
tteIoet 3aben mill, mudt Die fplgenoen pprldu-
fi9en DllttpeIlun9en iber Die 8efeti9ungen pp,
NihnpnD:
Die gertbeioisun9smerte befeben aus cine,
9roben Wsen9e Sorts BON peridieoenem I'm.
fange, bob ale 10 gelesen, oab Ie Sid aeoen.
ieitis Oeden, pdbreno binter Der Meibe piele,
Sorts 5Gr ~peiteren Siderfellun9 nod cine in,
mere 6OrtiftationSlinie beitebt. t5ier mDeer
nur Se wtdti9lten biefer SORTS senount mer,
en-.
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9aii0eSbdup EtaDt,
8aib ington II, IA
straDruns peS 8lOefuDebredbers gOfe.

SerifUrmue be3 Slocfabebred,ers Rofe.
9aS Mdriuez9 Department erbielt Nadriht,
Dap AM 2. oer bel @eOrgetomn, 8. g., i%tatip>
nirte 9ampfer uSunlnltta," einen brittilden
8lpdooebreAer gouftrieb uno auf ben Stranb
jagte. ST erpieB ll0 ais Der 9tQppampfer 9tpie
unp n1ubte, pa man i'm nldt pieDer fptt ma6en
fonnte, Serit6rt iperoen.
an+3 0jertbte BON Der 8rOute.
Sn Grniangelung BON beitimmten gIadri9>
ten BON Der 6rpnt, Si~rfuliren cine D(uiie Sc
ril6te itber Die ~neuelten 8emegun9en, welde
iepp6 allie nod iebr Der 8eitdtigung b%eoirfet.
Die 81. 3 @orlO (Gupperbeap) mill wiiien,
paB Grant cine @erleaung ~ieiner Operations
BATS an ben Sumes SllB ~effettirt babe uno DAP
nit bieier 8epegung cine nele 8elagerung res
SORT 0drling uno Der 9rpbe Streifjug Den
=Sberioan8 Corps Dor meni9en Sa9en au9etres
ten bat, III @erbinonng lteben, wdbrenp Der
@oIbinetpn v9tepubliean" beridten Idbt, Dab
Gen. 6anepd Die Bottom Bride genommen
babe llno uniere glrmee lenleits peS @bidubpz
minp itebe. 8eipe 9ln9aben itno pie 9ela9t,
@erii6te.
bic Scidgcruns pom NidbmpnS.
W y III glpH IL, Id. SuHt. 1tdWltWIFi'
BON Dem SPECIAL GDrreippnOenten peS Pbilao.
Snquirer big aeitern Worgen melpen, pab biz
|iebt nod feline 6auptperdnberung unierer Stel=
lung itutt9efunpen bat. 9as t6uuptquartier
beftnDet lih nod INNER bel @plo !6arbpr. Sulp=
penbepegungen iino Spar beltdnpig i'm @an9e,
bod i6einen lie mebr Die 2tbl6lung DER ein5el.
men 0ipiiionen in ben S6an5en al8 etipaS an.
|peres sum 3wed gu baben.
uniere 9idets bel DID Gburd (auf Dem reb-
ten ,SliigeD wuroen am 9. ppm 9tebeQeH Gapal.
lerie anse9riffen unO Die duberiten perielber
Suriidgetrieben, mpfauf Der 6einO aI6 Die Dor
5erraro's Ne9er 9ipilion ottadirte1 babel obel
ldledt onfdm unO Surtdgeidla9en muroe
2eiper perloren pir babel 200 8ferOe, melhf
in Der 9ldbe meipeten uno 9teiBuus nubmen.
Sim @bite 6auS mar 9eltern allies mob in De-
Gage pie frilber beribtet.
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Stint Gage WencreS aus Gltrnpa.
Mnrunft Ses Sselaiam ppr Cape STAGE.

eape STAGE, 10. Stunt. Ser Sompfel
Belgian, pom 2iperpppl am 2. unS BON Son:
ppnoerrp am 8. SUM- absefabren, fubr seiterr
Spnntae Wiprgen I'M 10 ubr an bieiem Cape
pprbei, na6 Quebec beltimmt. Sas SpOt Del
NlIoc. Yre1le erbielt Die Nadri6ten.
Ser 9ampfer pgtOrtb american" bon Due
bee fam amIlprgen beS 2. Stunt ppr @apeGleal
an.
Die 8unoeszG prpette uSt. 2ouis" fam am
p. Dtai in Der Sanger 8ai an.
Der Belgian bat % &aiiter uno 491
3wildenped =Yana9iere.
Gruebrittanieu.
SSm llnterbau5 eripieoerte Der 9ttornep Gen.
aui cine beSfaaliseglnfrase, baB Der Gntrag all
Gertauf Der Meriep=B iooeridife nidt ponS eiz
ten Def 0teiirs. 2airo, ionbern bes Sran5oien
8raprap aus9e9an9en lei.
Sn 8e5u9 auf cine religi0le Srage IN Der
Orforber llniperiitdt iprroen bic Gpnperlatlpe'1
bel einem pollen s9auie pOn 462 Wtt9lleoern
nit elmer Wlebrbeit BON 10 9el6lagen.
Sin 9r. gtopett bate in 2iperpoct nper elnen
neuen unterIeiii6en Sele9rapben ponSrelt aoer
Die alsoren nab gIrueritu einrn gprtr1g 9epuis
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ten, tpO5u Elm &apitoG BON elmer baIben MiIiph
gfo. Strl. erfOroerli6 war.
III A..:rL-
sic edniibstentfde Graat,

ten, tpo3i Elm &apital BON elmer balben WiQipn
Pfo. Strl. erfOroerli6 mar.
Die rdniSdbsceuffGe Srase.
9ie Gpnferen3 frat ami 2. Stunt suIammen,
aber man peib nod ni6ts geitimmteS iber ben
Mus9an9.
IS puroe elm gOri6la9 d%n9enOmmen, ben
Baffenltialtano I'M IA Sage gu perldneern.
Sic GonferenS miro am 6. SUM abermals
5uiammentreten.
Wau fir6tet, bab na6 benz glblauf bes
Observation-Disclosures mieSer Seinoieli8teiten 3wi>
i6eu ben 9dnen uro oen0eutl6en ausbredeu
neroen.
uWtOrnins Bcit" nil Gdnemdrf nit OemGes
bletsperlult paourd au8i6bnen, DAB lie ~benerft,
Der Gerlult zines unoufrieoenen GOlfstbeileS lei
cine @pbtbot. eag na7
v0a9blaoet" lagt: Menn Die 8eppbner
Don S3lesipi9 bas 3e6t erF ielten, iber ibre
9teglerun9 ab5ultimnen, cann hdtten Die odni=
iden GlnpObneF Ooiielbe 8e6t, id fir einen
NnlbltB an S6weoen gu entl6eioen.
Die pornebmiten Odnii6en 3eitungen ertlds
rem ii6 ge9en Gn9lano8 8prihlo9 elmer Sbeiz
lung Sdlespi9 nad ben 9iatipnalitdten.
6rdtfretd).
Die 86rie mar am 2. SUM- feit. Nenten
$685..
Sin fran50li6eS 8lpdbauS par am Sene=
gal erpbert, uno 1900 franS0liide SOloatet
plren BON ben S4parSeu nieOergemeBet lupr=
ben.
9Drpei;.
Sn 8aiel berridte cine sroBe politii6e gtufs
re9ung, uno man be9te 8elor9niile por einem
feinoliden 3uiammenltoB Smiiden ben feinbz
Ii6en 8arteien. (@in Sturm in einem Sbeetei=
iel. Geo.)
%urtugaI.
Sn Den Gprtes 1T cine Bill einsebradt pOrs
Den, in Setreioe freien 6anoel ber5ultelen.
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-Mrofo6marfAaHS Sffice,
3. Oiltrift bon MarpIano.

8. NlltrlIt BON Wfarplafo.
Baltimore. 10. Stunt 1864.
Nne wefpnen. tpelfe Inn 8. GpnereBetfritt pUn Marplons
einrpairt UNI aus f~olseneen llrfa1en nt6t mtltiarpni@tis
.fne, ais
Sffcnbare ramernre iItah9Iiebeeit,
unpafcnreS NIter,
Ofiobts Ginppbner uno
OIidbtbiirger
unb beren Nanfen nod nidt ron Der Ginrputrunasltae ee.
friben fne,. no en- an ben natitebennsn Tdsen In 6ieier ST.
fce Dor fpreten unb f6 pom Der 3iebuns erimiIen lafer,
ndmli1
&, o, 10. IL. unb IL. QDarts am Mtttwtsd, ben Is. Is.
H., Ia, Is uno 10. WlroS am Opnnerfaa, ben l6. bG.
IL, 49, 10. unb 20. gBares am Sreitas Rem IL rs.
HepppIb enberg
prpfcBnar ftan eeS 8. DiHrifts unb |r1fhent
)DtMDrl feS @nrpnirung ebrnrbs.
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gdrcceliae Gataarrpbe.

9pnsbteepite 2. SUM-. Cine Mrs'
Marp Wiuer BON Stem gorf, welde felt eini=
gen @o6en in SiIbtil Gambling wubnte, mar
geiltestrant nnb oebbalb auf Nnrathen zines
9lr5tes bon ibrem Wanne ans Stem gort nit
ibren Ginoern babiu sei6idt poroen. 6eute
Mprgen ldnitt lie in etnem 9tnfa4 BON @abn=
finn ibren beioen &inpera Hno baraui li9 ielblt
bic Gnlrael ob.
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Die sfebeacn in aeutucPp suricfsef6Iasen.

2outspille, II. SUM-. Capt. 0idiOn
iu9t in elmer 9epelde aus 2erin9ton pom 10.
SUM-: General SurbriOge lit jeBt bier uao be-
ridtete, DAB Die Gebellenforce feline Wtunitipn
mebr baben unO iid aus Dem Gefe6t bel Gpnz
tbiana pemoralilirt Suriidjieben mubten.
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Gnn sEnrt Mnmrpe.


gd,pere aanOnape ans Ger G'esenS BON Rid,mUnS
Sort Mpnrpe, Is. SUM-. Ser Hi6=
mono @raminer brin9t eln SerSeidnib BON 10
Unions OfiSieren, pelhe neuerpingS I'M 2ibbp-
@efdngniB an9efcmmen maren.
Son bermuda 9unoreo Ni6tS gtereS.
Ius Der @egene BON 9iiAmpno bDrte man
beute i6Were5 GelhIbfeuer.
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&ubniIntS.

ge5pstneSfreer, ssI8s aaslantsr gu Stsu,
%0srtretern wlnihen, nm babura 3 Satte lang BON alter
Mitlttarpht6t bef cit au iein, ftnben ee In ibrem s5nterehe,
dnt Ter Sfftce brr llnterSettueten rcra gu preten.
Us nj, 8. 8 ebbe n 4 -.
IT'S .. 9rratrap.
Befpnttre Wufmerfnmtett mirb Der Nusfer ttsuns Ssn
&rempttCnspapi9rtn s~eptsmet hnb 8aIIs MnetGnf
rats srtrriIt. H9nutlsRtl
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g erb0ftuns eines Scr. st. @earf0aas.

Stem Oprf, IA. Stunt. Ser Ser. Staten
Wtarl6aa Nturrdp purbe geitern BON benz Sbe<
riff bes Greene 60. we9en Wlenl6enraubs per-
haftet.
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9fa6ribt pom Sraatcornft.
Quotas fir Die Counties.
Gtaat MarNlanb.
General : Nolutants Office,
Gsn 0nuntouortip NnnopoliS. rem 8. NRaf IL

SrlsfntfS TT elm &erSfi6niB Der Quotas rer Serftirtenex
gpuptiss fir 2 90 MiliS fur 100 Tags Oienf, pom @paper.
neur o~ufsernfsn nnteInt IA. Nlat 1864, pbne &edftt auf
Jretr nige
An nsn @eanties beainnt bic SiehMna. isbale lie in @alti-
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SSn Den Gortes lit cine 8il eingebradt por
Den, in Setreioe freien 6anoel berSulteIen.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-04
DIR. Coleman.

A large proportion Of the human race
suffer more or less from veneresl diseases
or the concomitants. The faint, once &C
auired, is often left to Turk in the blood, and
manifests itself through succeeding genera
tons. The great fault of the age immedi-
ately preceding this was that this frightful
class of diseases were combatted only in
their symptoms, which, being once subdued,
the patient was declared cured though the
deadly virus was still unexpunged from the
system. Fortunately fer humanity, q better
state Of things has been inaugurated, and
the increased knowledge acquired by the
foremost il the ranks Of medical practi-
TONERS enables them 10 strike at the very
root Of the disorder. Prominent among
these is DR.. COLEMAN, who has devoted the
labor of his life to the discovery of the
means Of totally eradicating the veneral
faint, and leaving the patient free as before
infection. That he has succeeded, his
thousands of former patients testify; that
he viii still succeed, his large present prac-
tice plainly proves. DR.. COLEMAN IS one
among the very few specialists now practic-
ing who are able to do what they promise
work a perfect cure. He can do this, and
that in a safe and speedy manner, without
danger or exposure. His Office is located
on Cherry street, between Cedar and Dead
erick. Visit him, all ye who are afflicted
You cannot afford 10 remain away.
june2-tE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-04
JONI N. GAUT, Secretary.
. General Buffers Operations Against
Richmond"

On Tuesday last we printed a letter
from a usually well-informed cores
pendent with General Buffers army,
in which occurred the following pas
sage
"In this state of things Gilmore urged
strongly upon General Butler the I'M
portance ofintrenching our position, so
as to make them secure against sorties
or any movements of the enemy to
roust us from them. The matter was
pressed very earnestly upon General
Butler through Colonel Serrell, whom
Gilmore had charged with that mis-
sion General Buffers answer, re-
peated several times, was, that the
movement was altogether an offensive
one, and that he would not pause for
any defensive preparations In brief,
he positively refused to let the work of
intrenching our position to be under
taken, though such work would not
necessarily have involved any loss of
time-only it would have kept por-
ton of the troops at work who would
otherwise have a chance to rest.
General Butler addressed letter on
this matter to General Gilmore. ask
ing: did YOU or do you authorize the
statement that Gilmore advised Butler
10 make his (my) position secure by in
trenching against sorties or any move
ments of the enemy to GUST us from
them when before Fort Darling, and
that / answered that would not pause
for defensive preparation Z To which
the reply ofGeneral Gilmore, q copy
ofwhich lies before US, Is: u never ad
vised YOU as stated. / sent staff Off
Ger to you in regard to certain changes
in the line, but there was not time to
make those changes, even if they had
been ordered
We have now TO say for ourselves.
that the correspondent whose letter we
printed has always hitherto made trust
worthy reports; that he wrote as he
specially assured us, from full and trust
worthy information; and that under
the circumstances We felt bound, in fur
therance of the puhlic interests, toprint
his letter The campaign in Virginia
Is too important for the country to take
any risks through the retention Of CON-
manders whose capacity Is even doubt
ful; and while we have always admired
General Buffers ability, no personal
friendship could weigh moment with
US against the oountry's interests. So
much in justification Of ourselves. Gen.
| Gilmore says now he did not advise
Gen. Butler according TO our correspon-
dents report Our correspondent, there
fore, was in error. We shall endeavor
70 ascertain how he was led into such
mistake Meantime, General Butler is,
/ of course. exonerated by General Gill
more's letter from blame in that par
ticular.-N J. Post.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-04
A SPREAD EAGLE.
How Jeb Stuart was Shot.


The 9Th Michigan cavalry Is in
Custars brigade, and was with Sheridan
on his recent raid toward Richmond.
A private, named Dunn, belonging to
Company A, of the 9Th Michigan, shot
Gen. j. Z B. Stuart with a Spencer
long range" rife, While the 9th was
under a heavy FIRE the Colonies atten-
ton was called to the fact that rebel
General, with a considerable number Of
staff officers, suddenly appeared in
sight. and within reach of the rife.
The Generals name was not then
known. One man of the 5th shot at
him, but missed Dunn watched the
shot, and instantly exclaimed: "TOo
high and to far to the left. Say, old
Dunn, what do you know about shoot
ingY inquired another member. Dunn
replied that he served two years in the
" Berdan SharpshoOters.' before he
joined the 9TH, and took the prize in,
Washington for the best shot.
This was good news to the Colonel
and the men, and Dunn, supporting his
words by action, quietly stepped for
ward few feet, and resting his long
ranged rifle upon fence fired, and the
supposed rebel General threw up both
hands, stretched out his arm, and fell
from his horse. At the same moment
Dunn, turning to his Colonel, said
81 Colonel, there Is a spread eagle for you
The men cheered Dunn, who suddenly
became a great fayoFite in the regi
ment His name ran through Custar's
brigade. "Well done, good and faith
full servant was upon every tongue
Some ten or twelve men we're seen to
dismount and assist the wounded or
killed rebel General
The most intense anxiety was at once
in Custsrs brigade 10 learn
the name Of the General who was thus
shot. Soon after Custar became master
Of the very spot where the man was
hit, and the hill beyond, on the summit
Of which lived an old colored woman
Custar came 20 q halt near her house
About the door Of the old womans hut
was a large quantity Of fresh blood
g Whose blood Is that AuntyY in
quired Michigander, THAT IL Gen.
Stuartls blood lie was shot q little
time since, right through the body.
The ball entered his right side and
came out of his left" The old lady
was questioned carefully to ascertain If
she knew Stuart herself, and it wss
found that she did
The men doubted, nevertheless. be
cause Stuart had been reported killed
40 many times before when he was not
hurt A few days more passed when
the Richmond papers reached the com
mand, giving detailed account Of the
time, place and manner Of Stuarts
being shot, which conceded exactly
with the facts as they took place, q
known TO the regiment The same
paper announced Stuarts death. Tins
removed all doubts There was no
longer a question that Stuart was Dunn
for.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-04
PLEASE READ.
A GRAND MOVEMENT,

In the right direction, may be noticed in
the extensive enlargement and improve
ment of the Gallery of the Cumberland,
where hundreds are now thronging to see
the greatest wonder Of the age, the Mammoth
Camera, for making life size photographs.
Ii is the only one of the kind in the South
west. This establishment has been
thoroughly reftted, and is worthy of the
patronage Of the most fastidiOus. Pictures
Of every style and size made as heretofore.
A large end choice collection of Albums, OF
the latest patterns, just received from New
York.
Please call and examine the various col
lsctions of art, among which may be seen
and obtained Photograph of the Generals
Of the Union Army also, choice collec-
ton of Photographs of Celebrities, and Pho
tographic Views and Scenes Of Lookout
Mountain, Battle Grounds, &c, &c A list
of the above may be found in another cob
umn. A. s. MORSE.
Nav % If
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-04
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LOuIsvrLLE, June s.-The New York Com
mereial's money article, says the Secretary
OF the Treasury has instructed Mr.. Asco to
advance the interest on the Temporary loan
% six per cent, and to pay at once the July
coin interest on coupons.
Mr.. Chase says 10 Aseo, you may contra
dict most emphaticslly the assertion that
the Secretary is increasing any legal tender
issues, on the contrary he is gradually re-
ducing them all. New notes issued are in
lieu Of old notes in large amounts with
drawn.
WAsHINGrox, June 3.-Maryland IS fur
nishing large proportion of colOred SOL
diers in her quota, some drafted and others
substituted.
Nav YORK, June S-Cottor- quiet, with
out decided change. Gold s01s
The Herald's 5th army corps correspon-
dent, speaking Of Mondays battle, says the
enemy attacked our line at six o'clock in
the afternoon. The attack was general and
sudden.
Our troops behaved splendidly, hurting
the enemy back at every assault. AT the
close we occupied the battle ground. Our
losses are 500 killed, wounded and missing.
The enemy's loss was probably 1900. We
took zoe prisoners, including ten commits
stoned officers.
Among the dead, it is reported that reb-
el General and two rebel Colonies were
found.
Among our killed was Major Elkert, Of
the 64th Michigan.
Prisoners all say the whole Of Ewell's
corps was engaged against US.
The corps, they say, is commanded by
Early, and Ewell is in command Of the ar
my, Lee being sick in Richmond.
An unauthentieated rumOr prevails that
Lee was wounded in the leg at SPottsylva-
MIA Court House.
The New York Tribune says the rebel
ram Tennessee was in Mobile Bay, steam
ing at the rate of - miles per hour.
The Herald's Mexican correspondent
says the Jarauz's Government has been
perfectly established at Monterey. More
than forty thousand Liberals are pre- pairing
to march on Potosi. The French and En-
perialists have been completely routed and
great enthusiasm prevails for the National
cause.
NEw York. June g. TIE transport
steamer City of Baltimore, which sailed
for Washington on the'frst, returned with
bows stove in and stern carried away, from
q collision off Cape May, with the steam
transport Pocahontas, Capt. Baxter, from
New Orleans to New York, with one hun
dred and one persons, including a number
Of furloughed and sick soldiers. The Poca-
hontss sunk, carrying down forty of her
crew and passengers, including Captain
Baxter.
NEw YORK, June 3.--Information from
deserters and prisoners shows that every
thing that can be spared has been sent 10
Lee.
About fifteen thousand troops are located
at Petersburg in our front, and in the de-
fence around Richmond on the south side.
FoRrREss MosRoE, June "A steamer
from Bermuda Hundred arrived at seven
afternoon yesterday.
The enemy had attacked Buffers left
wing, but were repulsed. Our loss slight.
Steamer Washington, from White river,
has arrived.
1t is reported that Fitz Hugh Lee and five
hundred Of his command were captured
last night, while attempting to make raid
in the vicinity of White House, by General
Smiths forces.
No later news from Grant.
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