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, 1864-05-13
Hs.hop Simpson Mt Washington.
The Washington Chronicle Of Tuesday last

says:
Methodist Episcopal Church, IN The House
of Renresentatiyes, yesterday Sunday, WAS
heard By an immense throns-every part Of
the vast hall being efoNdea' sa nna hundred nanareds
MIs lincoln, Secretary Chase, nnd 4 large
nnmher Of Senators and Representative,
heaTd The great effort. He spoke for more
force force md with fervid patriotism, that
proved how well he deserved his reputation
f. nne If the most eminent pulpit orators,
anS one Of the most devoted friends OF the
Prnnhiic. Of these warlikc times.
, 1864-05-13
CAUTIo N.
THE GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT.

In order to guard against dangerous fnpo&idona,
public requested 10 tAke especial note Of tho ea
tifuly engraved propretorJ stamp, through ~dca -
Government OF the Culted Stated officially antn@&
o..ea everv bottle of HoyTETTER3 BlTTERS. 1Ae
Mud thrown b. the Government o.er Tho stoprssteW
and the paeuc for thelr Joint protection. paeeo -
~ esnnos mi 70 strike tho eye Of tho 1uoa&
e..n.i op1e17sr. Nothing snas paEperts 70 os ne
TETTEE:s S1:f7 BrT1ERs CA 1s f'aa.a'' ua'''' as
.3so proper to ssass that The nlfrERs axe sasA
!,s..~+iy In k1ses, au1 neTer undoE any otruu1s-
1900 ny tho gallon or the barrel lmpostors aaA
sro ahroad, AID the ony safeguard tho ps-
- n.1e agaInst them "a to that The Bltters hsy
NV a,se the engraved label and nose Of had q
weesrs. uostsstar and Smith, and the stamp Abov0
mentioned.
Prepared md sold By.
E06TETTEK IL 6METHA-
PITTSBURGH. Pa
al
, 1864-05-13

Ca1edeaaal Fhyncssn. tto1perl, Of q. Louia, 4o.5
corner of Nenroe, Chicago. Ill. half block ffo1 the
FoSt Qg1oe uA alChroAit DtseassA. and Diseases o.
Teau via unparalleled taceer. Rooms separate.
where Ladies and 1entemen ean eonsult the Doctns
y N; suadais y = r. cnmmupis,enSsn1 4 Ss4
I Encoee Two ssn. ~ ind get his :: Ads 70 Health
From the Doctors long s1penenee IN aos1its1 aaa
riysic practice, u abe TO perform And will guar
Eteo perfect for Ill Cnrotit ftea1ee Il their
fnps sevaEe tnd ccmpEss*eo as2fes, Il vely shsfs
Kknn without tht u8t Q! uoecruGJ. il.
Yorag men suffering fron tclEsbnse are invited %
rsfi perfecl cure warranted. Female nroEolAt-
tsss stteadant on Pubert1 q pes1o1l
1sxvtrE any obetrpcuons 10 marriage, should cal =
SSsits md rncreaa " Ap1-c7iI4Wi1
, 1864-05-13
Ecurvy nnl Scr'ofilIous EruP.
lions

E1n soon eo1Gs tie bsGlss Of thoss bravs nen vh5
are c bAnR their country's bxtleA. Night ALI, oAd
rood, and dreaehinK rAE. will make sAd hAvoe W1ta
1t Etrof cat, therefore let every supply him
ssf v III IOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. y ii i certain
fe evsy lind Of skin ditcase ths e, Ts1ag5 .!
nom tbe drug bis sact let h1u Vf1lt 20 us
e KAtden LAac cnclosinE the amopAt, "a WILL mtA
box IRE OF cxpcrse. tAns d.aterB will NOT keep my
medicines % hEnd because he1 can: OF maEe T. much
T.oni d. % othc. persons Eale. IS cents. 81 cea4.
nno Il .o per boz or pot. mJRc1331w
, 1864-05-13
Special Futicrs.
Rnrun,s Magnolia BALM.

AHkA{MH'4 NA3aE M0&I4A7 Hkt11H0%
THIS u tht most dellEhtfut aud extraordinary an-
eyee discovered. 1t changes the suh barnt tAcs
end hands to = poarly sat1n texture Of rsr1shfnk
ee&uty. impartnR the marble purity oi youts. and
Tho dsnpue appt asznce 10 inviting IN the city bna
fashion. Ii removes tan. ffccklea. p1mples and
ypnEhness from tho skin, leaving the comple11oa
reah. tr1usparcnt and smooth. 1t contains mate
1iA1 fn,us1oua 10 the skin. Patron1zed hy Actresses
End oper~ Singers. 1t II what every I&1y should
ksve. Sold evcr. .Ehcre-
Prepared BY v. E. BAGAS, Tros. Mt.
Atokess zu ordess to
DHMAs 8. BARNES 4 CO., Ecw York
f~AE En- V4--H
, 1864-05-13

Come from the Hcnrt-Gnn. Hous-
seau Doesn't Want that kind OF Ser.
vice.
NAzHTuIE, Hay 2.
Wo often meet with proofs Of the Bavior's
remark, TINT "the children of this world ara
wiser In their generation than the children Of
light" An instance OF the kind came to our
notice recently In this military department.
An Episcopal clergyman was eiectsd from
bis pulpit for dlslo, atty. LAST week ho came
to this city, ind asked General Rousseau to
place him in his parish again, and his appeal
W1as backed By m earnest request to the
, 1864-05-13

HUMAN FRAHTY, OR PLY.
il Il SOL OGICAL RkskARCH8s, should b read
b.. ,evw1body., il trsats on, md shows how. the
cantaminAton may b % bverted wita sure method
4 dispel1tns she misgyiaxn naaI a1per1ence f. =
ROW, 1N HieeekeF strast. New fotE PTlee, 5
esnts Aal1ea nss tre1JwheTt-- To be hA& also II
gLhoNEAN Go1.BtRH. corner AStn sad WAsh~
, 1864-05-13

rinEe.
Containing nearly So pages and 1s una riatet SIC
EnS.hvtnEa Of the Anatomy of The = xnsl m
Rsa-Abuse, tn Deplnrzble Conkeout7cee upon tns
Mind and Rody. with thI Author'4 Plan or lfeasaent
kaoTn by f6e report Of eA,e1 -.f4,ed. truthtnl
s.iyiLar 70 ths naarntd+ aud thots GoEtemk!Aang
eoad1t7on: sent nee Of postage to ny addtea. se
Fesslpt Of Is cents. II EtAmEt Or Rot a. eul1ane!
14r1 ~A' AN tt27-v1o3-AEn-l1
, 1864-05-13

BR- ZAEE's ATDC7E FOE STRONG DRtHK.
!he 1GEe igf nsoTeaoe 1sahGs = aisecs,y oxlnS te
!lc sense Of t4st ~ cor 1nued e1esssHe
1equentfy xo1 natural intrIts, but .lwa5s depend
euf upon artificial cAnscs 1hcsc oncu removed, sha
victim o. intbYrsy will lose I'll INCLINATION dcslfe
1qE tue injurious beverage.
Dr.ZAEE'S ANTIDOlE, by It's fpeclGc action. re-
dtioo. The crav,lg for fPist1 aons d!tnks :; oaes
ktop nov becomes dittssarrul obnoxious and repul-
s!ys Tic remedyts perfectly hat1ulSss II d.-cctuns
followed. Il exercises ~ slmoat maG,c' eject IN
and the appetite .or aocd. Price 81 Abox or
~ tor S.
Sold b aN D1usEisss- LORD d SMITH Agenta for
EhicAEo. Rbi*ch6l-3m Y Y&AA
, 1864-05-13
mtEcflla11Rnug.
WI U5lCAIs-~f1epa Cass Q
THE MUSICAL UNION,

1WE 0JIN10s.-l1 CPa1 <s9V1 014&9b u
TIE MUSICAL UNION.
Tbs Fourth Term OF the Preparatory Class Of the
NteIt4 Union will commence on Tl1Qfs3bAY EVEN
ING, May 18th, 1s6t under the dlzeetiol OF
Professor Charles Ansorga,
OF tho Chicago High School.
Tickets of Admission to bo had OF Professor An
torEa. at the roornx If the Musical UAton.
Per ordsr Of the Executive ComElittea.
myEcfs3 1w 10. Il. BROS9, secretAIy.
NOTICE.-To the H.irs and Legal
Coca,ico Townsh,pt Lancaster .lounty. deceased.
3ou s1e hereby nahsd that ny yirrs of a. or1et 4
VIII hold an inquest 70 DIVIDE, part Or value
the Real Estate Of Henry tutz. deceased on Thur
H. At tho public hnusc of Henry Rhonda, the village
ct RcAmstown, lancaster Comfy, Pa, when and
VIA 'oA A1A' F. 8HIFH Sheriff.
sher,d's onlee, Lancaster. April 1lth, lssa..
, 1864-05-13

The hids ViIbs. eado..es Pro2e... tor Fa.aise
arued ii Hss15Ile, Tenn.
Eseh gss,on and Y lis sa1s Ell q % ns r. SveJ nsmse ss
saEe II NIL snd aernnpAtI It % IN oath oS aliet
Is sas'tfon 70 ine ase7e It reqarsd that each bid
de, r. m M b e,
islshisl ptFiara eases q d. sont!.es. <7-....
Araz1snts vI b. sds s Il Is TT Of iaaso'nsss
hereby propose to furnish ~ snbssteues pspazt-
r. w ion5 hssd ths ee ea
H. se d ooe ,arI.nene ~ H. seIjyeysd * VIZ
1iile. Tenn, for tas sun Il f-peT hundred pound'
:. .:ss::s ssss s. s;.ss &' osxfS s
a1sro2eo ,ss :caat, o.s: I U.ssA
ORDNANCE OFFICE
= ;:..4ss :. ~, M,5 S
eS
sttea &c ysst I'll
Atthe FrnoffoIt Arens, Is ooo sets
htse ~ y h. III. II, .rcs
fori'y viii tic re7n!stlon ps en- whfc can g. sesn
s5H sns p'se &C. ons ne
Sss Es1 :;
Ssses xtS cone u p!e2 ~ Ii & Hn,es sre Z b nssds
o. @ nc ofas M sn1 ~ p NJ nS ~ F
and se IT q u e
l9;sts5; TT; = I'D cappouel Of Put.R OAR TANNED
1: t. to B. distinctly understood that this depart
5y; q ~ ME- I'll
il rpsisy e s5sF'3s :sssf ~ ss.SFs
ties y r. Ai,saal .hsSs ds;ss.sa s:,eE. esat
Rsia r. ss;5 ;SsTs$ ~ :Pseslsa:
te9'k c:!!.i psr E;eE Il tss vaole aaass!
of1eae: M W. Aen.e'' ~ ~ D'su' =. 80 .'@- -,
.nbjse, he cossfscser 70 fo1is.aPs of s nase
he @a7 az 70 at1IysE .s 81 .as s .mc - ~,
e
Pa w,ll s.s.s s.nl,e,sy tas A,.snsl: Or Asss
e sz +
Sen,asa g;z:ss o:ass ssss sss
y e II e se
sssa,noRR sa ,9Rs os osSsr
=:
tsx'edsnsns OF their so1ete' ovef thsr own
eres pso eoEd sin approved sa;ss,ss feF i;s ishfa
6fon ne award being n.ae saccs.u bidders ~
belas. e. aH'.neo '1a 'a'D'a VIM N't's - so 49, 1'
s ;Shs to reject any
w 70 hi19 y GEX
Ws.ai, sA son. % :adolssd fropos.ls for es1ssa
q e III? sss;zs: e: s::s
n,se4ssst ,ss% B,:.'4ss a'as5' sA'sf q Ordnance.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, =. S.
~ AeAf' s4risois ho; = asss5 ss. IL; S5as15 i5:.}
Eenled Frop3saIa II daplicatei ~ BE- EeEsvea +
fsr q1DhlnE ~ Ys she United States with susstencs
r mF9CE IAoG5AAn AcSal HEAD ~ ae OF hsEf ~ CAT CAT
arrival as te esPsoss ss of ;as eoqEsstoI
, 1864-05-13

4 RTIFICIAL' LEGS-C. Stat:
u ford. sale propristoE sed manuisst1rer Of DR.
approved aud adopted By the Union State. GovsrA-
Hen,, whlch has appoiated hltn 70 supp!y HEN p
Sta FFORT 126 Boutn Ciaxf ttEeet Cbtcsgo, viii 70
setve Immediate attention. SEND tor Psmp paless.
20 BOZ E66. 4pl<dfol-l1-T LATIN
, 1864-05-13
TU GdffrrHflgrE
NOTICE EFOR PROPOSALS. FOR
~ SUPPLY OF MARINE HOSPITAL.


DISTRICT OF Gns3so, So Gos5T1 w ii IsH.
ss !; b bnt5eo e1en ~: ses q
ssXsS uest 4 e:sSsl Ms;sa:.a entss
ltkSUAA ~ JUNE NEXT. for the aupFl1 @ ~
AaEe Hospital IN this city. With The aFucles OF Eo
g. 9aosatso T. ~ 1srms u r.
f. rs9el satss nSSss ~ nas r.
ssa sFaS,ss, sesos:a.ly ~ NJ! : sssasii; 6
Sos Z tss 5sdsasst e ;ss peys'siaa. Il - 81:
eect td; ssme e y ~. Fl II
1nttrG ststcs the rahs II .e.e.. .he
tas vlols sa1 p:.!sa q shs s!as!ea
'm,ar1is es1tews N'-' &@-A ''-'' ~o'''s''
n Ep7T177 m 1'TE:,I 4 a V7E2's
kAt,s.c1 ,,,,,.... III .t,r ~,
sea,ed Proposals will he re"e!eo n this OF. untA
eATCKpiI 49, = :: - =. - -asS,, ~ - = ma "a
;,st.; A.; s. ss1s 's :: ;
d six G3S5 is fSeG IS s. ssy q ~; ~ ,,,~
ucb ex "a "a Isess s. srss ~ 1nfsd 1seh
k.sI sa ~ = ?, tso xr,stee ~ ~. =
prov!ded ia eoasrser SCI i i ta a1a!sa 1 T. ni1,
EtdJc1s mat he rrssens aad .niy thstr ees.pano q
se stssesed. spennh 'n' ps'poE ~ y: '"'@f
TvS = ets h.ss : cn tAme ,a1ts4 will insure Tho
psYmenta 1ti b. =. Ia N nots]x 1ntn ,rn.~zta.,on
.f 1lre.:sr. ees"acae. scs11s eaaia 81 10 fecspt
FIopossls 10 DO +oe!rssd Ia ssa1ed cnye1op, and
d!secsed 10 tte un.'arr'zned. -
s,de ef snYe,spes s''s'e p''p0@'- A'A s@'1'.s>
Te:u OF bid eao ss obtained on appaeefsPF1r :H 'n
, 1864-05-13

III to be happy by matsfr- onJ san DO % BY statn.
tssF sns ~ xish e
fhis applies to ~ ytshisk to open eo,TssR9aasaee
al0 snd viii mail will sand you tho address
o. choice. A. D. 1874 being leAp ladies' AAyo
tost 0nice Box I'll, DsKAle Centzn, 0cKAlh Co1nty.
, 1864-05-13

4 CUUN 11 ItES1DENC CT ANIJ
n Farm FOR sALE-A first c'4,s new coano-
tious Homo and Ssah1s. With ont.buldtngs. with 70
acrra Of Land under cultivation well fenced adjacent
to the above. Will also b. soldstuae In tha town OF
Maine, IL mllea nom Chicago, mile from North.
Wetfs1n Ealrf - station. viii be sold cheap at enY
time during thla MONTH Inquire Of P. LUD ZIG, 10
G1ark street. ru9l4.e881tW
, 1864-05-13
.militarp.

IT S. NAVAL RENDEZVOTT9
sxa,, a, p-,v.. CHICAGO. April H. Iss..
In the NarAa service q NAval Reoa Tou. ~ i,
renorted By tue Commanding Nicer therfo3 for ,sa
Acting Volunteer Lieut.. G. 8. NAVY. Comm. aa1,nx
ERyL Rendezvous, Chicago, Minntss 0oNs1sooink
, 1864-05-13
JOTEL PROPERTY FOR s


IN TIN cty ofE1LEs Mich. last year thoroughly re
ptiycd and wall furnished, How doing = mt cls=s
.. b 'Ga e ssf II RP.ssa %
l.rs inquire Of :. RICH. g Randolph atress, Ch-
eago. or of the subscIther, On the premises
Gilts Ntch., May, 1884, A.V.PASTLIND.
n;HeESllW
, 1864-05-13

NJ OTICE.-HaVing leased and
~ wcstern Rievat!s. Cslnpany, dssu It proper to
g,ye netlee that =. Eeyat!ak a1d Storing q Grain Y
1na Tor he bere1t Of the Hessrn ElsYstlnK Com
pAny, on terms and rates which sald Company may 11
AL notices heretofore given by mo On this sub
iect are hereby Withdrawn.
Raid Csnpxry having assumed ard agreed to per-
form all my conracts. and al honorable Obligations
growing out Of any pub1lhsd notcs heratofors made
by me- Win rotsttnee 70 nisIatn9 aad Storing a.ala
ard opxatlon1 call On said COMPANY ios tkes fut.
41unent. q. 7. 4. WAISON..
Nn31n]n Nav Jth. 1854 mY1A-e1te10t
, 1864-05-13

&anking anu Grebangc.
0FFICE or THE A1ER-.
CHANTS SAVINGS LOAF AND THUaT CON-:
fAr1-1nffr -iefrs sstfs 51ks 4 e OF OTTAWA ,..,
r,.1ss sss1a ssts. at paf. IL. aAos' e''a''''
FIRST NATIONAL L BANK
:. OF CHICAGO.
toutAvase oof. IAks xsA Gaff'so.
CAPITAL. Paid In. -" 560o ,0s0,
s 11Kfeia 1niz e. .iafcxs,ssos, ft;dess v,ss-r1s.r.
x.ka.A1s!1e aa1ts css.ilis1. !. A>e('--.-.'
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
t66 LAKE STREET.
o.tstnsl md sulss1its6 cspltal, - ssco, ,oas
JAs. 4 BOWEN, President.
Era nctxrs fs1s,sa Aaee T. HAIL. viss Frss,asst.
nTECHANICS' BANK, HAR.
a nMEThe etosl holdcrs of this Bank and thr
VT The = IesaeHics, EatipRal Bank Of chicage,
i 4 L So IN { .'
- Ar. 6cammcn will centsnue biz Private bkat.ng
T. sss
c,.,.n y. e t'aS cs:.!sz, ssass,,'
AANK OF AMEk1CA--F'ublic
Eo:es r asses5 given, shas N B1lls q cFssla@
''' s' i ZANE "a or smKR1ek,n
q Gniasfo. unde< he kxnssl law ofthe sa
, 1864-05-13
f11splublR GcmC1tt.

5HooH and Saods
Manufacturers, Hs1nE Machinee,
Twin ind 1t the best Acdcla knew
!fur CemeafiuX the Channels, II 1t
1Torls without dclxy. u not hfeo-
Ia b any change oftempes1.ure,
, 1864-05-13
General Commission and Forward
ing Business, =

Hor.nr on trial to merit the tavo Ct our titends and
nufll1. fenerkllf, Cash advances mAue n1 co1Stgu-
neut md flfments ezst. PULsIFER 4 MCGEE.
IL 6Lssallo street. RqEn1 up stAtrs-
Z. T.FCLsIrEn. tNy& eSl11wj ~. Nc1xK-
no PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
c-On and after Nsy 1st, 1sA, HENRY @: WELLS
new nr1 will te TODD, WELLS CO: ls aud Is
FrAnklip street. Chicago. JAMES TODD CO.
Nfl.e1sl1m
, 1864-05-13

Good Reo{NlHnF AEoat8 40 W1nted IN
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa
and minnosotA,
"a whos, good pay viii b. giyaA. Gsveeu,neutbor
Ia nov pxid 70 Naval fecTute and 1ch are fpceiYed
foE out, two and three yeA1H-
nRAFTED MEN
Caa saect TIC NaTy they dostre. ap1kcG1<1m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10
Vice President StenheRs.

From the Richmond Examiner Of April p.
Vice President Stephens has disap-
pointed his admirers, and mortified
manr of his friends, only to crafty his
enemies and those Of his country.
North Carolina butlaloes, West Vir-
! ginia and East Tennessee traitors, and
| the great mass Of the public enemy,
hold up this speech as important evil
dence of the despotism that now ICON
/ trolls the Southern Confederacy. We
can not now point to any expression OF
hope or confidence that Mr. Stephens
has uttered Of the success Of our cause;
and certainly, so far as he Is concerned
should Providence vouch safe final tri-
umph, Mr. Stephens can point TO no
moral or material aid that he has rem
dered the cause. Mr.. Stephens can
not deny that the elderly Of speech,
at least, is still permitted, and future
history will not fail TO record the fact
that this liberty was greatly abused by
/ the second officer Of the Confederate
Government
Mr.. Stephens does not regard the
/ Currency Act as either proper, wise, OF
Just lie has not suggested any amend
ment, or pointed out any change; he
4 win not undertake 10 say that public
/ necessity did not demand extraordi-
nary legislation; but he has utterly
neglected TO inform his cOuntryman in
what particular the Currency Act was
/ neither proper, wise, nor just Was
his object to create general dissa tisiac-
[ tion-to paralyze the arm Of the Gov
eminent without indicating the rene
dy or suggest q relief forst evil he saw
or fancied he saw. Mr.. Stephens is en-
/ titled to hold his own opinions and to
express them. The same right and
/ privilege belonging 10 others, to crit
I cize Mr.. Stephens and, TO anaIyze bis
motives, induces Us 10 publish this
morning. communication from sob
server" upon the past political course
Of the Vice President
II this review Of Mr.. Stephens pre-
vious policies should excite distrust as
70 his loyalty, his late speech cannot be
! plead in denial OF the charge. When
/ the Vice President no longer considers
! his official position Is restrain to his
assaulting tho Government, and as
( iustiiying him IN UNFOLDING a noisy
rickety crotchety Governor, he can not
be surprised that there should be found
! those who do not admire such evidence
I Of patriotism. We do not class Mr.
Stephens with Holden, but the North
! Carolina buffalo has placed himself be
side Mr. Stephens, and will not be
shaken of such fellowship and com
pany do no good to the loyalty Of any
man.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

THEATRE-The deeply entertaining
drama entitled "The Drunkard, or The
Fallen Saved, viii be produced at the
theatre tonight, with Mr. Adams as Ed
ward Middleton The entertainments
close with the farce of Nh. and Mrs.
Peter White.
Mr. Adams made splendid Rover
last night The audience we've delight
ed with it.
We didn't have the pleasure Of
being present Saturday night at ANDY
Flynn's complimentary Benefit We
understand it was success; but
some of his friends enjoyed pri-
vately a scene not enacted on the
stage-The presentation to him OF a
splendid diamond finger ring.
New THEATRE-The romantic drama
Of Edith a Beldia" win be produced
tonight at the new theatre. Miss
Charlotte Thompson appears in the two
characters of Edith and Bcldia The
piece is long and viii engross the whole
evening.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

On the Sd of May the body Of man
was discovered on some drift on bar
peth Shoals by persons on the Z. s. gun
boat Newsboy. Upon investigation il
proved to be the body Of cavalry sol
der, who, 1t is supposed, was drowned
in the river some time previously. The
body was decently buried Nothing
was found upon it to identity the sol
dfar
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

JAMES A. McCLrEE, dealer in Music,
Union street, has laid US under obliga-
tons for the following pieces Of new
and beautiful music; Dreaming" song
and Chorus, and music by g. Everett
Mother Kissed BE in Ny Dreams, =
Words by George Cooper Music 10y J.
r. Thomas 'Darlingl How can Fer
got Thee, written and composed by
Henry Tucker. eve May Never Meet
again, song and chorus by VIII S.
HAYS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

We published several days ago letter
from an old correspondent, who, for
two years past, has favored US with his
letters. We did not approve his stric-
lures upon East Tennessee, and took
occasion 10 dissent from them. We
have received q response to our CORES
pondent's remarks from Lieut. MoTcer,
Of the Sd Tenn. cavalry. which we pub
lish this morning We have also
received another from q gallant officer
sn East Tennessean, which we lay
over to-day. VIII the author call and
sec us2
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

There were forty-one violators Of the
law before Recorder Shane yesterday.
or these, three were arrested for drunk
enness; fourteen for disorderly conduct
and drunkenness; eleven for disorderly
conduct; three for stealing one for pull
ing flowers at the cemetery; two for fast
riding; one for creating a nuisance; one
FOR assault and battery; four for mev-
chandizing on Sunday and ono for
keeping clerks in his coffee house with
out having them sworn as the law re-
duires
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

The weather yesterday was decidedly
warm and dry. Portions OF the city.
not wAtered, are again terribly dusty
Farmers are beginning TO cry for more
rain, which would be of much service
TO vegetation.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

DR.. KINGS DIsPESsARY for Private Dis
eases, was established in New York city, in
1928, removed 20 Louisville in 1854, and to
Nashville in 1858. More cures have been
performed at this Dispensary than at any
one Of the same character in the United
States. All persons afflicted with private
diseases would do we'll to call at this Dis
pensary. Persons at distance, who are
unable to call in person, may have their
cases treated by giving the symptoms, &C.,
by letter. See advertisement in another
column. Al business Of the Office strictly
private. may
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

The Waterfall Hat for Ladies, intro
duced by Eessra Green L Green, is
the prettiest and latest in market, it
has already become very popular, judg-
ing from their many sales, at a. Col
lege street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

Louisville and Nashville railroad Stock
wanted, for which tho highest price will be
paid, by TEos. S. MAgR.
CERTIFIED AoCoUNTs.-Teamsters, laborerz
aud others, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them to the Exchange
Office, corner Of Union and College-streets,
whore the very best rates are given by
THos. s. MARE.
Purchase Vouchers cached ct tho lowest
rste of discount. Government checks on
louisville oashed on the most reasonable
terms.
al kinds Of uncurrent money bought
and sold. The highest rates always paid
for Silver end Gold. feb 18-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

1t will be seen by reference 10 the ad-
vertisement Of the Nashville Wood
Company that they have reduced the
price of half cord saBed wood; and have
just received 10000 bushels Of Pittsburg
Coal Those who have money should
lay in coal FOR next winter Fuel viii
again be scarce and very high The
Wood Company deserve the public
thanks for their foresight and enter
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

RIVER NEws-The Cumberland con
tinues to recede There are at present
but four feet scant water on Harpeth
Shoals.
The.fOllowing are. the arrivals and
departures yesterday:
AEmyED-Fort Wayne and Havana,
from Louisville; Victory, St Louis
Bertha, Pittsburg
DEPARrED-Mercury, GAINESVILLE.
The magnificent passenger packet
Victory, Capt Morrison, departs for
St Louis at 10 A NJ to-day.
Capt Boyd, Of the frm of Boyd &
PEBBLES, departs for Louisville on a bust
ness trip this morning. The river men
and locals Of the Falls City must be at
tentive q him He is one Of the "raal
ould stock" and will do to "tie to-
But what will become Of "3Iy Lord
when he is ABSENT
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

HARPER FoR JUxE-Coliier Cherry
street, has received the June number
Of Harper, containing a variety Of in
teresting matter, among which IS tie
first installment Of "OurMutual Friend.
Dickens new story. OF course every.
body viii buy il. Cali early.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

The finest and largest assortment OF
fishing hooks, lines, poles corks, reels,
snoOds, seines, powder, shot, caps, etc,
etc, are to be found st the Hardware
store of G. w Fall a Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

The finest and largest assortment Of
fishing hooks, lines, poles, oorks, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot caps, etc,
arc TO be found at the Hardware Store
Of G. w. Fall A Co
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

A gentleman from the country tells
us there win be fair crop Of seeding
peaches but that the grated peaches
are nearly al DESTROYED.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

Later despatehes state that Lees report
Of Thursday and Friday fight, sent by
Gen. Butler, states thatLongstrect has been
severely wounded, Cen. jenkins killed and
Pegram severely wounded. Lee in full re-
retreat through spottsylvania. General
Hancock occupies spottsylvania c. H., and
"a in fierce pursuit. Butler within ten miles
Of Richmond. s.. F. MuLEE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

The burials in the City Cemetery
during the month of April amounted
to 4SI
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

The finest and largest assortment OF
fishing hooks, lines, poles, corks, reels,
snoods, seines, powder, shot, caps, etc.
are 10 be found at the Hardware Store
of G. W. Fall a. Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-10

The contribution Of our correspond
ent Dosage" comes under the bar OF
confrahand.