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yes Pack Il In Fragran. Cedar csmpsw which sinSe
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CURED
CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN oNB

And disease Of the Eye and Lar eathsp
medical surgical and attended TO By DR. Won niShN.
BERa at his consulting rooms $40 Broadway TwesfA
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Deafness, Impaired sight.
CHRONIC CATARRF

CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN TUa
THROAT
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Gourn ud's Poadro Subtitle UprOOts Hats
from low forsheads par, body WARRANTED =
hts new depot. ass Broadway
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DIR. Watson's "Cnuse md Cure''-On
Debility Ulcers &c with plates OF variety OF dsaas.
Invaluable all those who desire private instruction.
Price ST. Sold by MILLER CO. 42.ts Broadway, and "
the author $50 broadway, where he may be coossltse
from A. n. TO II. M.
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Elliptic Sewing Machines.
They NJ the best, See them before purchasing
OFFICE 81 BROADWAY. IN. z
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Grover & Bakers Highest Pr~mfuml
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines fo5 Broadway. New Yor
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ID Barnums Self sewer for MI sewing
machines Price 81 So with drections Donated 70 and -
FAIR Fourteenth street in the sewing machino
room. and the inventors headquarters WILCOX y
GIBBS Sewing Machine once. sos Broadway, New Yovk
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-10

Daugherty, the army correspondent
of the louisville Journal, in recent
letter from Huntsville, Ala, says:
"For an admirably conducted establish
ment. where comforts Of bed and board
superior to anything found in Nashville
may be obtained, the Huntsville Hotel
will fill the bill Many disadvantages
have been encountered since the open
ing Of the House, in the way of pro
curing transportation for supplies. The
present proprietors are Messrs. Kellogg
and Newman"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-10

A band Of forty guerrillas, entered
Shelbyvilie, KY, at one o'clock yester-
day morning, with the intention of
plundering the town. They attempted
10 rob the Branch Bank of Ashland.
but were foiled in their purpose They
tried first TO force the front door, hut
enc of the clerks met them with shot
gun. and warned them not 20 attempt
10 pass. They then went around TO the
back part of the building, and succeed
ed in gaining an entrance. But before
they could break open the vault, they
were told that the 18th Ohio cavalry
were encamped near the town, and, be
coming alarmed, they mounted then
horses and fed from the place-LOa
Jour 9th
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CHANCE or TME-0n and after Tues
day next, 10Th inst, the train on the
Nashville, Decatur and Stevenson Rail
road Line, will leave this city at CID A.
NJ. arrive at Huntsville, Ala, at 7.4J
P NJ. and at Stevenson at lis 4. NJ
Returning, leave Stevenson 2lj A NJ,
arrive at Huntsville, 100 and at Nash
vic Sep NJ
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Recorder Shane administered the
penalties Of violated law yesterday, to
twenty-five transgressors--G Of whom
were up for using hydrant water with
out license; . for disorderly conduct;
? for drmkenness; ! FOR drunkenness
and disorderly conduct; , for having
bogus numbers on drays.
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gu telegraph.
Associated Press Despatohes.
Washington Facts, FaneIes ndRumOrs.


WASHINGTON, April 9.-Gen. Sedgwick
testified to-day before the Committee
on the Conduct of the War He iusti-
fed the conduct of Gen. Meade at Get
tysburg, and was very severe on General
Hooker regarding the Charlottesville
battle
The Secretary of War replying to
the House Military Committee says no
necessity for the use of the Rock Island
Bridge for military purposes exists. An
adverse report was ordered to be made.
Gen. Max Weber joins Sigers com
mand to-day, and will be assigned to
Harper's Ferry
Gen. Seymour has been ordered here
and will probably be dismissed
Col Sibley, Asst Q. NJ, has rendered
his resignation.
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From Cairo and RelOn.

CAIRO, April considerable excite
ment prevails at Memphis in conse-
quence of our pickets having been driy-
en- in at Germantown, a few miles out
on the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road 1t is believed to be a feint by
Forrest, to enable him to get South with
his trains, containing plumber taken at
Paducah.
MEMPHIS, April 9.-The militia have
gone to the front
Gen. Hurlbut forbids the shipment
to Memphis of malt liquors, light wines
or medicines, without proper approval
No more permits for goods going be
yond the military lines will be granted
at present
Cotton is active, and prices range up
ward.
Red River advices say that large num-
bers of cattle and. ponies, and large
amounts Of cotton, are being captured
by our scouting parties.
The steamer J. J. Rae arrived at Cal
70 with 800 hogsheads of sugar, and 300
bales of. cotton, for Cincinnati. Other
arrivals, with similar cargoes, reported.
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HnnSn PrncnefIingS.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Mr. COlfax of
fered a resolution proposing the expul-
sion of Long, of Ohio, for sentiments
uttered yesterday, favoring the recog-
milton of the Southern Confederacy.
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RELIGIOUS NoncEs The Colored Bap-
list Churches of Tennessee, having
their Delegates now convened in this
city for the purpose of organizing an
Association, will hold services at the
following places to-day, Sunday 10th +:
Rev E Cartwright, at First Colored
Church, at p n, and Second Christian
Church at
Rev Richard Sanderson, at Capers
Chapel, at p NJ, and at First Colored
Church at 2 IN
Rev. y. B. Frierson, at Second Baptist
Church at ?. N, and Capers' Chapel at
% Pm
Rev. And. Jet, at Andrew Charge
Church, at 3 P NJ, and Second Baptist
Church, at :! fN
Rev. Moses Carr, at Second Christian
Church. at PM
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Reinforcing the Eastern Army.

New YORK, April 9-The Worlds Ar
my of the Potomac letter reports that
reinforcements are arriving daily.
Every train brings up large numbers OF
re-enlisted veterans and new recruits
All indications point to an early adj
vance
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Apples! ApDIes!I

This day landing per steamboat Lady
Franklin, seventy-fve bayrels of the VERY
BEST Apples ever offered in Nashville.
Spies, spitzenbers, Gillilowers, and Bald
wins, 'Cttt be soil ceTy lolc. IS North Market
street between Gay and Locust, near the
Louisville Depot.
aP9-3t. CLARK & GREGORY.
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Business a)otiees.

just received per steamer Miami, and 70,
sale al No. 81, Cedar Street,
20 Barrels Sweet Potatoes.
so Choice Apples.
SO Neshanic Potatoes.
20 Dried Apples and Peaches.
10 Fresh packed Eggs.
20 Tierces pure leaf Lard.
Fruits of every description in cans.
W. W. BowNAx,
aplO.-lt. 81 Cedar street
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RrLrcIors NoTIcE-The Rev. N. }.
Cramer will preach il Post Chapel No.
,. on College Hill, on Sabbath, the 10th
inst, at lOl o'clock, A. NJ
The Rev. DR.. Van SantvOord will
preach in the evening at 6 o'clock. .
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1 Brown a Co have laid on our table a
COPY of Mrs. Henry Woods novel,
sgilliam Affair, or Running away to
Sea, from the press Of Peterson and
Brothers Philadelphia.
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Judge Gaut addressed a public meet
ing at Cleveland last Monday, in which
he opposed the proposition to erect
East Tennessee into a separate State
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C.P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS.
SIZES AND PRICES.

All pens bear my trade marx, &C. P. BARNES,
EXfRA LoU.. KY" for which have secured the
o1py-rlgh and sire warranted IL carats ne and per
feet in every respect. Sent by mail or express 70
any part Of the country on receipt Of price and re-
tuu chelgCs. Persons ordering viii please state tie
size and sye desired whether hard OF soft fine or
coarse; and 4 the pen should fail 70 please or prove
detective, will have the privilege Of exchanging IT,
deduction Of fifteen per cent allowed on orders Of
SIS or over, and twenty-five per cent. on those Of
500. Liberal discounts made 20 the trade. Old
pens repaired IN the best manner for thiTty-fye
cents ldnd 0Gnpl each. Pen and Watch circulars
sent TREE. Address
c. p. BARNES,
Dealer IN Gold Pens and American Watches,
Mar III 3l9 Third street Louisville, Ky.
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ReCOnnOiterIng Toward Richmond.

The Herald's Fortress Monroe letter
says, gunboats Bruster and Gen Jessup
with small force, went up the Chicka-
hominy to within Is miles of Rich
mond, this week. The troops secuted
the country, exchanged shots with the
rebel cavalry, and returned bringing
with them some forty contrabands The
expedition was for a secret purpose.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-10

Hon THoMAs MANEy, an old and highly
esteemed cit died yesterday at his res
idence on Broad street He had been
ia feeble health for some years; and
during the past twelve months was
barely able to be about He was formerly
a Judge of the Circuit Court, and was
regarded as an able jurist. Hewas the
the father Of George Nancy, the rebel
General.
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The Billiard Match,

NEW YORK, April 9.-The billiard
match between Phelan and Kavanaugh
last night, was won by Phelan by thir
ty-four points in one thousand
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SUNDAY, APRIL 10, Isel.

Ed Willard No. 2S4 Union street, has
received the Ledger and Boston Pilot
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CRIMINAL COURT-Hox NJ NJ BRIEy-
The cause of the State against A. T.
Scrivener,was argued yesterday and sub
mitted to the Jury, who returned a
verdict Of mot guilty" as to the first
count in the indictment-larceny but
guilty" Of the second eount-receiv-
ing stolen property, knowing it to be
stolen; and fixed the Term of punish
ment at three years imprisonment in the
Penitentiary. The defendants counsel
made a motion for new trial, which
His Honor, the Judge, continued for
future consideration.
ECaENE CARY, Esq, was sworn in as a
practicing attorney.
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Our young friend, w Collier, news
dealer, viii accept our thanks for late
papers.
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THEArRE-Mr Joseph Proctor has
been engaged, and viii make his first
appearance at the old theatre to-mor-
row night. The entertainments will
begin with the play Of Damon and
Pythias, in which Mr.. Proctor appears
as Damon. The afterptice is "A Kiss
in the Dark
NEw TnEArRE-Miss Julia Daily com
mences an engagement tomorrow night,
1t the new theatre. She personates
PAMELA, in the drama Of the "Ameri-
can Cousin written expressly for her
The performances close with Mr. and
Mrs. Peter White
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FOR SALE

The Stock and Fixtures Of Family and
Suffers Supply Store,
NEWLY OPENED, AND n FIRST eRATE
~ condition The stock consists Of the most
desirable articles requisite for sale IN this market
The fixtures are also all new. This j. an oppOrtu-
uiiy seldom 70 b. met With. Those wishing to pur-
chase, apply % X. 6. THOMPSON
On Suamer-st, opposite 81. Cloud Hotel.
ap 6-lW
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Very choice Dried Apples at CLARK &
6REGoRT's, IS North Market street, between
Gay and Locust streets, near Louisville De-
pot. Ap8.-3t.
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Cation and Gold,

NEW York, April Cotton 76 Gold
Ho1
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Election Notice.

oFTIcE NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL Insurance Co,
April s;h, 1854.
A \ ELECTION WILL BE HELD AT THIS Of
"A hce. on the iiFst Monday in Nav next being
the "a day Of tie month, for eleven Directors 30
serve for the ensulrg twelve months
ap sd K {. McNAIRY, Secretary.
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SIS Reward

I OsT, IL THIS CITY, on MONDAY, APRIL
IL 9Th, a isrge ENVELOPE, containing valuable
papers d no use % any one but the owner. Tie
above reward viii De paid L leii % Nilsson Wards
Saloon, corner d DeadeFiel and cherry SIS,
ap Give n. W. MOORE
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Go to G. w. Fall & Co. for your Fish
ing Hooks, Lines, Poles, Reels, Corks,
fsnoOds, and for all kinds Of Hardware.
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A Tip top assortment Of Gents and La
dies, Boots and Shoes, Cheap at 80, Union
etreet.
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RrvrR NEws-The river is falling
slowly with feet water on Harpeth
Shoals
The following are the arrivals and de
partures of steamboats, yesterday:
e ARRrvED.-war Eagle and Geneva
St Louis; Idahoe and Fanny, Cincin-
natl; N. V. Baird, Carthage; Fort
Wayne, Louisville.
DEPARTED-Imperial, ST Louis; Sill
yer Spray, Louisville.
The Louisville journal of yesterday
says:
The river at this point is falling slow
In. Nith nine feet two inches water in
the canal. snd seven feet two inches in
the Indian chute Weather wet and
disagreeable.
Al Pittsburg the river was falling yes
terday, and at Cincinnati it is rising.
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Go to G. w. Fall d Co for your Trace
Cheins, Hoes, Collars, Harness, Files, Sif-
tiers, &e., &c.
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The Best Gold Pens, at the cheapest
prices, viii always be found at the Gold
Pen Depot, ~ Cherry street. Call in and
Try theTa. March % II
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OFFICE OF PRoyosT MARsu,I- !
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 5, 1864.

fVCOos CIdcT, NO. 81.
EXTRACT.
VIII. The frequency with which horses
and mules are stolen la the vicinity of this
/ Post by marauding soldiers and vagrant
I negroes. calls for the most stringent meas
ures for the suppression Of the crime.
Soldiers are hired and paid to fight, and
not to trade in horses and mules. The
| offering of horse or mule for sale by a
| soldier, is in itself an offence, and is primo
facic evidence OF his having come in pos
session Of it by felonious means; and any
citizen purchasing it, becomes an aecomplice
Of his guilt.
Any soldier selling, or Offering for sale, a
horse or mule, or any citizen purchasing
the same of a soldier, viii be arrested and
punished.
No negro viii be permitted to sell or offer
for sale any horse or mule without a special
permit from this Office on proof Of ownership;
and any citizen purchasing a horse or mule
from any negro without such permit, will
be arrested and punished.
The patrols will be instructed TO arrest all
soldiers found riding or having in their pos
session horses or mules not branded icith the
Government brand.
By command of BRIG. GEN. R. s. GRANGER.
JOHN w. H0RNER,
Lt.-COl. 18th Mich, and Provost Marshal.
April eff
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price will be
paid, by THos. S. MARI.
CERTIFIED ACCOMPLISHMENTS, laborers
and others, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them to the Exchange
Office, corner Of Union and COllege-streets,
where the very best rates are given by
THOs. S. MARI.
Purchase Vouchers cashed at the lowest
rate of discount. Government checks on
Louisville cashed on the most reasonable
terms.
All kinds of uncurrent money bought
and sold. The highest rates always paid
for Silver and Gold. feb l8-tf
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MILLER & GREENE

HAVE on hand the following GOODS, which they
offer AZ the lowest market price:
10 Boxes and Caddles choice Tobacco,
% Gross Rose Bud, Sweet Owen, and Sunny
Side Tot&cco,
20 Gross n. and K. Smoking Tobacco,
~ Bales and Boxes KillikimclE Tobacco,
los 81 Choice Cigars,
100 Cases Canned Fruit, Cove Oysters, Lob
sterS, &c,
Pickles by the barrel and in cases,
Sour Krout In barrels and half barrels,
Pulvenzed Crushed aud II. .. Sugar IN
barrels and half barrels,
50 Kegs Pigs Feet,
IS Cases Boots and Shoes,
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Meek's Celebrated Reels for sale 10y
G. W. Fall 4 Co.
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Ladies' fine lasting Heeled Congress Gait
) ers for 81 so at 46, Union street.
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Bird Cages and Tin Ware of all kinds,
81 the Hardware store Of G. W. Fall 4 Co.
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Miller Plows-Avery Plows foT sale
BY G. W. Fall & Co.
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'Alfand Alton draft at the St. Nicholas.
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Citizens Good Boots for 50 90 st 40, UniOr
street.
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Shirts, Drawers and Collars

In variety, together with one thousand other srti-
cles too numerous 70 mention, selected with care
for the SUTLERS' SUPPLIES TRADE.
Suffers are particularly requested 70 examine our
extensive stock and prices before purchasing else
where MILLER GREENE,
FEB l0-2m No. 50 Cedar Street,
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Cavalry Boots for 81 so at 46, Union street..
Porter on draft at the st. Nicholas.
Sands Chicago Cream Ale at the st.
Nicholas.
Hume's Celebrated Musty Ale on draft at
the st. Nicholas.
Gents fne Lasting Caters for 81 so at Sc,
Union street.
Gents Opera Patent Leather Boots for
s. 50 at46, Union street.
Pure juice OF the Apple, Sweet Cider, on
draf at the st. Nicholas.
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st. CLARK & GREGORY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-14
The Sequel OF Iic1t. Cushing's Exploit. -
kecapture Of plymouth, NC.

Baltimore Nor. l2.-Thc Asrnic,~ hs. Q lis.
rstoh dated Roanoke Island, Nov. ., wherein after
an account IL the DESTRUCTION OF the rctsl ram A.
lcnarlc by the brave Lieut. Gushing, the writer
gives the following particulars Of the rccspture Of
plymouth, Y C., by our navy, tho FINAL resuIi Of
th., bold exploit,
Lieut.. Gushing has accomplished great deed.
hnd has been the cause Of relieving quito q number
Of good loyal North Carolniaus from distress and
starvation. Af,or this was done, the fleet under
Commander W. VI. Macoub. proceeded up the ko-
an oke rvor within = short distance Of the town,
when they came TO some ol structons, and, after
exchanging u few shots returned. On SUNDAY, the
3hh ut. the acet procec led To the Rnsnote river,
thorough Middle river, above the town, and shellcd
Plymouth With telling effect On Monday morning
Commander Naconib steamed down tie river, FOL
lowed by the nainder of his feet and while pnss
ing opposite The town gave the rebels shel gripe
aud csnisier, 70 their hearts content Mscomb
then landed about one hundred men from his
shin, In charge Of Lieut. Dcvcr AMI Paymastcr
sands and they Immediately charged upon Fort
hatrfnsn and carmel u, capturing about forty
prisoners Tho rcbels finding things rather too
NcTc, evacuated the town imInei istcly. Wo cnp-
tured forty heavy and twelve pieces of light srt-
erv, together with large quantity OF small arms.
Ioc road leading out of Plymouth, fnr We
hsve been, wa. strewn with nusketS havcrsacks,
DC, showing thnt the rel els had made n complete
STAMPEDE. The whole garrison did not have stores
enough to last them twenty -four hours. In the cn-
| gVcment ne of the rebel magazines wns blown mp
by our guns and its explosion set firc to the town.
| All the buildings on water-sIr wcro destroy si
The town is now held ly ginboats and ST. all
| land force commanded by Col. Wsrdrop. Glory IA
| Gushing Tor so brave an act Aud glory 10 Com.
| mander Macomh for following u up, and relieving
| large portion of North Carolina. TIE above IN
tell gence was given US by Gen. Longworth, OF III,
| second n rth Carolina Union Volunteers. who ha;
| been 10 the town, and is thoroughly acquainted
with all the incidents Of Its capture. We learn that
| nine OF the men who accompanied Lieut., Gushing
| are prisoners together with Paymsster swan, who
| wss wounded In the shoulder. Masters Msts
! W"odman. who was also one Of the party, was
| killed"