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The New York herald., 1864-08-04
aaInx Ar AUCTION.

- = HAYWOOD 4 co AUcTIONEERs
Magnificent Honsehold FarniIure and Works OF Art
As A pubiic auction on iris Thursday. at the
E,es>nt residence West sixteenth street. between Filth
~ASs~- and Sixth avenues,
\ e 5 Cemnencing eleven o'ciock
sale perempto-y Dranins iooms-Superb Suits covered
18th brocade riohest desii pon; Brocade Curtains
nmafch; EtageIes Bookcase GENRE and Console Tables,
kJhandeiers Msudo In ranlBgs by eminent artists En
Cabinets kron-c aud Ornolu Clocks marble
Ststuary, Lace Curtans, Pier ana Mantel Mirrors.
ROSEWOOD flANOFORTE,
richest instrument offered auction this season. round
oorpers u seven octave, STOOL Cover, Music stand Hat
stand, Buffet, Extension Table Glassware Dinner Sets
Silver Casters Urns spoons knises Tureens. Silver
yster Dlsh Arm CnsIs !unnges rosewood and VIA nut
Bureaus Badsteads Arols Gse, Mattresses Bedding,
Cerpets Sofas Rockers ooasands Feather Beds, Blan
Gets sheets Counterpanes Also Furntare OF sevauts
spartments Parties wf<n3 attend this sale takc fh
or sixth avenue nom Astor st. Nicholas or
etropoan hotel, leaving Sixteenth street. few doors
'trom house
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~ Ngw YoRR, x ugust l. 1854
To Budcrs-sealed proposals win be received at As
oncs until Friday the 18th dav OF August NJ ~ NJ whea
they VIII be publicly opened Tor the furnishing o. -
and the erection Of a building the grounds auacned
the Old Reservoir corner OF Eghyssth street ana Sessns
80 v,~-S
and specifications together with blank forms y,
In rdsnce the ordinances Of tue
can be had on application 20 the centrnss PItrNs
ROBtRT L. DARRAdH.
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Al UST BE SOLD THIS DAY-A SPLENDID LIGHT
M Road Wagon; city made and good viii be
half its value taken this day. Apply at
100 West FoIty-lrst street, Eighth avenue.
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I HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE
Ill iior Young kind and sylish driver.
Wagon ia light, leather and good order Har
ness in good The above Is the property OF
further FOR them. Address II, II.
p boz 5,5i5 New York Pos. ONCE.
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ASTNOLOGY. A

49, ~eaN~-4@
A. siic Asssaoset OF AMERICA is asiroiosys
The Various psacs Se influence they exert upon
IN hsr h passs h9u the as ny o 's S
AND q ss hs o9 has s.
tcasr seasons tabo the atliufcs where
ss Ssssn a. on
isa a @ q
hourly pointing out ths destiny OF maskind Pro.
slss' ralss Of NnlSs1 .easc
istss = the hsSpo.s. misery rc and
. ps m svs spfM i
causing speedy marraess he fails describes the
ns ws @ T aS Z
al N
cbs si,ns,isns or IN .saysns y sea land and s
Inn Those a. may 20 send .asr az. G and 81 and
&C, ,esrs iSe oa,aes SS Whole NE AZ hour.
al s;sTas oGss S''''1'' street. near
d.ssher win ana.ara sifi oi foressh tel. u,,', hoy
fa Ssife @ III" osaa
ndow street four doors from Houston street. Gentlemen
w. eu",scu-
A BONA FrpE .AsrRoLoGIsT WHO ALL CAN DE;
Allen street near stanton, over The bakery OF
lnpossou. 49,
A BETTER AsrRoLoGisr IS NOR TO BE royNp
hogaaTos m they % s"seed sf & giving
nil anss her. e a. .ssy Se
lawsuits obtaining situations wef.re OF absent friends
y: ss:s Z; ;s e.! ;:SS:;'
to T wS.a o Ss s Sssy S as
by letter. enclosing 81 and time OF BIRTH Also Phrenoo
gcai examinations made. ONCE l2O Greene street. below
Prince.
OLAfRvoYANT-frY You WISH THE TRUTH 90 AT
~ once to Madam ROSS She shows likeness Of future
os Or ~ q 1Rs % M 70
sixth and seveath avenues Ring the basement bell
Hours from in the morning ull I in the evening.
VI and renowned Astrologst In the science of astrooy
has superior She understands the sccnc. In all It's sis
gives entire satisfaction telling the past, present and fu
turc. She never fails In causing speedy marriages and
bcneaed by her aid AZ an evidences Of her sxi bss
people 81 n. snd sicsnc vii be dIcsvsred and cured
ihrsugh her science only known to herself Consultation
oarS street. Sscw ronr n1cna. Persons a. dan.
may consult this iaiy by letter stating their age and
MADAME RAY is THE BEST cLAIRvoYASr AND
lu Asolcrist In this city She tells your very thoughts
csnscs speedy marraees lucky numbers 70 Seventh
1 sse'' " o'''e.- - ------------
Nl consutsd on all adaira OF life: numbers and charms
given. 2'3 Spring street Ladies gsc.; gents soc.
NC HuMBu0.-xIss sEcoR, THE GREATEST AS.
~ troiorst and CairvovAnt In the world Miss Secor
good luck In love business nd law sus Medicine pre-
scrbed Ohce 70 SIKH avenue. Ring the bell
T,uE GREAT ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON HAS RE.
turned from Paris aud caa be consulted on The present.
nd sn, sss eysr wss spo"a She Causes
speedy carriages brings together those long ana
s S s .ss ,srs 0 sOS, S,"TsS ~ yGai
aueeA LADIES ~ ce-'s Rerienen Sis
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yTAY.-25 TO $50 BALES OLD TIMOTHY. AFLoAr
IL or from store, for sale by DAVID W. LEWIS 4 CO.,
Pearl
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FI,RoMAs REILLY AUCrIONB ER-- OFFICE 375 NINTH
IL this day At 10 ocinck, 40 Thirty
sixth Tenth ss,cs aud Fixtures of
choice Grocery Liquor c-Teas CUlces Spices.
soaps Starch Scales. Weights Counters beer Pumps;
n tine lot OF bourbon vhls1ey als0 Furniture line
Feather Bed fine Horses a. Sale positive.
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y,oR SALE-A VERY HANDSOME CARRIAGE OR
II gens,cnsn's saddle Horse. old aud war
sound and kind Apply at i5 Third avenue corner
Of N
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sEGARg AND TOEACCO.
pERG & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF THE PATENT
- Cigarette. removed TO 1873 Chatham street OF
Pearl street, Cassacr u IL Ing
S0n Of}u sEGARs-oF yARIoUs BRANDS. AT
sending the cash samples win he sent all the country
nil parts or ths United fled:
the test references be given. Call address L. MIL
LER, No.G Dey street, roadway
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MEDICAL.

q CARD TO THE LADIES. --cHARLhs Iurzg N. D.,
n Professor ~ Obstetrics and Surgery and II
OF successful practice lns city guarantees positive
sdy requiring special medica surgical
In twentv-.ouf hours i!ne p!lcaed the
csse may be Can be consulted al his old established pr
vae Office, tl@s Rr0ndway, and where his falling
female medicines he Obtained sent bv le.er
par of the United States price 50 BThe hss
elegant and the best attendance
The ci,y for patents who wish remain during treat
nent A. communications strictly conlden al. At
al hours OF the DAY and evening
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fNROTOS AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO sEwER
~ ed proposals. each endorse4
with title OF work for which u may be offered the name
tho of presentation, VIII BE- roce1vo
at tn oce until II O'Clock N. Of Thursday. Auguss ~
construction OF In the following stpee
wit
Tenth avenue from Thirty fourth Thirty hfth
THIRD avenue, from lOSth to 10th street.
Thirty street bet~esn Eighth and Ninth
Th ri avenue from Ninth TO Tenth street; and
Hud on street from Reach to Hubert street.
Specifications and blank forms for the bids % -
tanned application 20 the contract clerk A. this Office
THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT l. DAERAGH,
A. W. CRAVEN
JrLY 30, 1854 Croton Aqucduct Beard
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rruE gRBaT INSIDE ROUTE FOR gosToI.
Il sTONfNGrON STEAMBOAT LINE.
VIA GROr0N AND PRDNICBSCE.
ihh o'O"TaE TaE QUICKEST, .r,sr
THk MOST DIRECT.
AVOIDING POINT JUDITH.
The magnificent steamer ,~.,rc
Captain y w. Williams
ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAIS
~ ~ s'es""' s'''Pi PLYMOUTH ROCK,
on MONDAYS wspSssDAYs AND FRIDAYS.
at o O'Clock Y. NJ.
These boats start from pier No. ls North river foos
OF Cortand srec,l and afc acknowledged by AL expert
snccd travellers be the largest strongest. most
ccmorabc aud best that have ever run IN American wa
ters In summer and wutcr. In storm aud calm the Com
age
sumptuous and nxurou.y Furnished s,aeroons
SURE CONNECTIONS
made with Newport the watering place. on the north and
south shores Msssnchuse the area, Eastern routes
for Msine and for the White Mountains
Berths aud stserooms be secured ~ Harndcus Er
No liz west. street. New York,
20 Waphn aon streeta Bostou. e
IT SfNOFH Acent,
ycrcaaIls r.vl1ai'cu anc Tss.socrls8isn O.
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a BONA rIDE AsrRoLoGIsT WHO ALL CAN De
N pend upon Madame WILSON still remains at lS9
Allen street, stanton, the bakery. Beware OF
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-24
DR.. Coleman.

A large proportion Of the human race
suffer more or less from vsneresl dissSses
or the concOmitants. Tho faint, once &C
CURED, is often left 70 lurk ia the blood, and
manifests itself through succeeding genera
lions. The grest fault Of the sge immedi-
ately preceding This was that this frikhtfll
class OF diseases were ecmbatted onlv in
their symptoms, which, being once subdued,
the patient was declared cured though he
deadly virus was SIN unsxpupged from the
system. Eortunatsly Fer hnmShity, q better
state Of thinga Las been ina1gursted, and
the increased knowledge seqaired By The
foremost in the ranks OF medical pFaeti-
toners enables them 70 strike ct the yeFy
root Of the Disorder. Pfomineut srnoug
these IS DF. CoLEEAE, who has devoted the
labor q h.s life 20 he discovery Of the
means 81 totslly eradicating she veneral
faint, and leaving The patent Zee IS before
iufecsiou- That be hiss succeeded, bis
thousands of former patients testify; that
he viii still succeed, his large present pras-
tlce Plsinly proyes. Or. IoLEAAS IS oae
among the avery lew spseisiists now prastio-
iog who are sbIe q DO what they promise
work q perfect care. He can DO this, ead
that 10 e safe and speedy manner, without
dsnser OS exposuros His Softios is located
on Cherry street, between Cedar and Dead
erick. Visit him, al ye who are afflicted.
You cannot afford 10 remain away,
juue2-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-24

A Nashville correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette says Capt Hunter
Brooke, at the solicitation Of Gen. MI
Ter, is 10 succeed Col Homer as Provost
Marshal Of this Post The correspon
dent adds:
] alluded moment ago to Gurley
Gen. McCooks murderer He is nov
in the penitentiary here under sen
tence CT doa b When the prisoners
were hung last Friday, Gurley was re-
manded with many others TO 2 part Of
the building from which they could not
see the execution, and Gurley was
placed in a close cell He became very
much frightened, and wrote several
letters 10 Capt Goodwin, TO know what
was about to be done with him These
have remained unanswered. Probably
the first information he viii get of his
fate will be from Capt Brooke, who
viii now have charge Of him, and who
was the principal witness against him
when Gurley was on his trial
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DIARBHGA AND DYsESTERY.--We have ex-
smined great number Of letters from some
Of tho most prominent citizens in Cinein-
natl and Covington, etc.t speaking Ia the
highest terms Of DR.. StSicklane's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure of Disrrhea
a1d Dysentery. The letters are too long
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Covington, say
be was pronounced incurable By the bss
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr.
Strickland's Anti-ChOie,a Mixture efscte
permanent cure, after suffering for months
with the worst form Of Diarrhea and Dys-
sntery. sp 2S-tu " THY
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Suffers and Merchants.

Your attention is called to our large stocL
Of Goods, consisting in part Of Boots Shoes
Caters, Oxford Ties etc, nearly al styles
and qualities; Hats and Caps, all kinds and
colors, for military and civil use-style'
consisting in part ofGea. Grant Hats, Gen,
Burnside Hats Gen. Gilmore Hats, Regula-
ton Hats etc, Hat Cords, all colors aud
kinds; Trunks, Vslises, Carpet Bags, I'm.
brellas, Whips and Whip Thongs, Hosiery
Shoe Findings, Cigars, Tobacco, Teas, Can
ned Fruits, Sardincs, Cove Oysters, Soaps
Candlea, Soda, pepper, Spices, Backing
Brushes, etc, al ofwhich will be sold low
by the case or dozen.
june s-Sm B. f. Cutter & GLEAyEs,
Corner of College and Broad streets.
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The Rebel Press.

Extracts from late Petersburg anC
Richmond papers, will be found on oul
fourth page They relate to the opera
tons against Petersburg, and admit the
successful storming of their intrench
ments, and that our troops have gained
a most important position" The re
bel papers profess to be delighted with
the nomination Of President lincoln
Before this event they said that Lincoln
would be nominated if Grant should be
successful Now they assert that il
Grant had been victorious he would
have bsen nominated, and that Lin.
coins nomination is 3 confession that
Grant has been defeated. Their minds
seem ali torn up on the subject The
latest rebel papers admit that Lynch
burg is in DANGER but they claim that
no destruction of railroads will effect
the situation at Richmond-CTnc
Commercial
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An Excellent InTestment!

A party wishing to move North offers
for sale his entire stock Of Staple Dry
Goods Boots, Shoes, Hats, dc
To any one desirous a commencing
business, this j. an Indictment seldom
met with, as al the goods hare been
bought previous 70 the late advance in
prices, and Viii BE sold At equally low
figures.
The stand is long established nd enc
Of the best in the city.
Address x T., Loak Box IS, EAsh-
vile Post Office. iulZ-IF
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CAMERON, KEIeHT & Co.'S WHoLEsALE
DEPAHrNKST.--Mozambiques, Grenadines,
and other Dress Goods Of superior quality
and styles in great variety, and lower than
they can be bought in New York and landed
here. One thousand dollars on every seven
thousand dollars of outlay on Silks and
dress Goods saved by buying at CAMERON,
KSIGHT & Goa, No. !, Hieks's Block,
Nashville. Call and see the truth of this
offer
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oar Lines Closely Drawn AFeand the
Town.
Our sharpshOOteFs pFeYeat the Rebel
Batteries from Working.
Rebel Cavalry ReDulsed at White
House.
cold Ass Cotton las.

/ LOUISVILLE, June 2s.-The Timss'Petess-
burg special dated the Goth, says B-rnev.
this morning, opened batteries within 1900
yards Of the city, and kept % the lombard
meat for Eve hours. Some buildings were
burned, but ether effects unsscsztained.
Tie Tribune's Army Of the Potomac spe-
cial Of the 10th, says there was severe sharp
shooting yesterday and to-day, but no sd-
vance attempted by either army. The
right quarters, close to Petersburg and the
river, sustained at O'Clock this morning a
terrific rain Of shell and solid shot. Tomp-
kins' battery finally sileneed the enemy's.
A Washington specisl of the 21st says:
Lee base strong position in our front aid
is defending it with his entire army, SO far
as I can learn. Our lines in one position
are so near the city that they could with
ease send shells through it at point blank
range.
HEADQUkRTERs Army PoToMAC,
June 81.
Yesterday morning, ThOmpson's rebel
cavalry, with artillery, attacked the White
House, and continued the assault till half
past four in the afternoon. Our loss did not
exceed two or three killed and wounded.
The explosion of rebel caisson killed a
number Of rebels
Sheridan was moving and would partici-
pate in the engagement.
The Herald's correspondent says, the
reason why the rebels did not reply while
we were Smelling the city, was perhaps be-
cause the batteries are so well covered By
our sharpshooters, that it was difficult 10
work their guns.
Prisoners report that Hill's and Long
streets corps arrived in Petersburg Friday,
and were instructed, in case they were
captured, to say thay belonged to Wise's or
Beauregard's command.
Another Herald correspondent says Cen
erals Wilson and Casey, on the l4th and
18th, were about miles from Orange
Court House, to protect our flank snd rear.
Our pickets extend from the left of our in
fantry line to Blackwater Greek.
FoRTREss MovRoE, June PA steamer
IRON HAlJe mouse yesterday morning re-
ports that at 6 o'clock on the Goth Fitzhugh
Lee and Wade Hampton attacked our forces
entrenched, under Abercombie, but were
repulsed and driven back by our gunboats. |
The rebels then planted battery and fred !
on cur boats and land forces, which was !
continued till o'clock. Rebel loss COM
Parstively heavy.
Prisoners captured state that our gun
boats were mistaken for transports. At Eve !
o'clock Sheridan arrived with his entire |
command. Our loss three wounded.
During the fight Abereombie received a
dispatch from Grant to hold the place at al
hazards
There vas some skirmishing yesterday.
New YoBK, June ga Washington
special says Gen. Grant has ordered the
distribution CT q whisky ration TO our
troops in front of Petersburg.
Cotton quiet, sI4s. Gold opened at sos,
and at P. NJ. was S2ls.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-24

Injustice was done in a locsl item,
yesterday, to an "Old citizen, in refer
ence to an application to the military
authorities for an engine to clean out a
well. The water from the well is used
by the soldiers, they consuming atleast
dozen buckets full, for every one
drawn by the owner The authorities
would have granted his request, bat
the engine could not be used at such a
8 depth. We regret that he article
appeared, as the man is an old, respect
able, and loyal citizen
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-24

What gushing idea In a recently
published novel called Heart or Head
appears the following passage And
She, leaning on his strong mind and Civ
ing up her whole soul to him, was so
happy in this spelling of herself, so glad
to be thus robbed, Offering him The rich
milk Of love in a full udder of trust,
and lowing for him TO come and take
it,
This is but counter part of the pic
tuFe Of the rebel harlot leaning upon
tiie strong mind and giving up her
whole soul to the conservatives of the
Pres
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-24

NV THrArnE-8Iiss Bella Golden ap-
pears tonight in the "French Spy and
the comedy Of Tn and Out Of Place,
the performances being for her benefit
During the evening q dance by Miss
Nellie Lewis
In. VIM. Simon takes a benefit on
Saturday night
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-24

MURDERoUs ATTACK on fREIGHT
TRAfS or THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAILHoAD-TTo ENGINEEBs BADLY WoUND-
Ed The down freight train on the
Nashville railroad was thrown off the
track one mile south Of Mitchellyille ct
about ten o'clock on Tuesday night
A rail had been previously removed
which caused the accident As soon as
the train was brought 10 a halt by the
e lgine being thrown from the track, a
m1rderous fire was poured into the cars
By parties concealed a sAort distance
from the road. Two engineers, were on
the locomotive, and both were badly
wounded-one in the forehead and the
other in the arm. We were unable TO
learn their nsmes Itappears that the
fire of the assassins was concentrated on
the engine After the discharge of one
volley, the scoundrrls put spurs to their
horses and made a nasty skedaddle
from the scene of the disaster.
With the exception of the engineers,
no person was injured on the train.
The accident delayed the train several
hours, as it required much time and la
Dor to place the locomotive securely on
the track again, The up morning pas
senger train from Nashville was also de
layed by the occurrence. It arrived in
the city last night some three hours be-
hind time. The murderous attack Of
Tuesday night on the freight train was
coWardly, yillanous, diabolical The
fendish hearted scoundrels, the cold.
calculating asssssins, should be hunted
down with the greatest energy, and,
wAen caught, drawn and quartered, and
their foul carcasses hung up to dry and
bleach in the glaring sur Of day-a ter
rible warning to all villains engaged in
such fiendish atrocities. Proved as van
dak by their own acts, they deserve
the punishment prescribed BY van
dalic age
We understand that portion of the
Last Tennessee cavalry is securing the
country in the vicinity of Mitchellyille,
bot with what success we cannot state.
Lou journal
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TnEATRE-La Belle Rosita takes o
benefit ct the old theatre, on which oc
easion the Ravel Troupe viii introduce
the pantomime Of the Golden Egg or,
the Freaks Of Mermaid. 4 new Sc.
ries Of attractions outside of the panto
mime viii also be presented.
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Pioneer intelligence and EmpIoymeu.
once,


~ y 20 4FN-It.tIilA MIX.
We viii give our undivided attention 10
the hiring Of House ServGDts and Nurses.
Private families aud Hotels esn &c supplisd
Win gooo sud trustworthy servants By cal
ling on PATToE Bros. Genl. Att.
y. B.--Twsnty good House Servants can
get immediate employment by calliEeon
PATToS BEos, General Agazss.
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DryJ B. Lindsey willpreach at the
Rev. Mr. Falls Church. next Sabbath
Goth inst Service 10 conmance at q
O'Clock P y The public ere respectful-
- invited 70 attend Immediately az
ter the service, the congregation Of the
LIST Presbyterian Church VII be con
yened, to consider an act7ipon The Rev
Mr BardeWelfs resignation A full at
tendance is earnestly requested By
order of the Elders q
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-24

Recorder Shane tried twenty-scyen
delinquents yesterday. Five were ar
rested for drunkenness eleven for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct;
eight for disorderly conduct; and three
for other offences
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q A eorepondent oftheCincinnati Ca
zette says the Rev S. D Baldwin has an
application pending at Gen. Sherman's
Head Quarters FOR the possession Of the
Mckenzie Methodist Church. The
Reverend hypocrite says ne can't bear
the idea Of 'abolitionists preaching in
it So he whispers into the ears Of the
tender lambs and old ewes Of his for
mer aock. To others he is meek, lowly
and Iovalf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-24

4 pocket wallet was lost by JAS II
Bromsgen on "Wednesday evening last,
between the. Chattanooga Depot and
the camp Of the Sta Indiana, Cavalry,
or the Fsnklin Pike, Il contained
money and papers, and a pass for ar.
3. Any person returaing the wallet TO
this Office, or to Ar. 2 tbe authorizes
US to say oan have half the money.
a fair bargain. Bring in the pocket
book
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-24

Capt HUsTER BRooKE hiss entered
upon his duties Sc Provost Marshal Of
Nashville he will make an able and
Efficient officer, a. he possesses ell the
requisite qualiiiea6onS
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-24

Manufacturers and yenders Of soda
water and syrups will consult their own
interests BY reading and hearing The
advertisement Of the United States AS
SCISSOR IN this days Union
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-24

The Chattanooga Gazette says some
rebel guerrillas who captured train In
Georgia, Saturday, made sutles 3r.
King, burn his own goods, and then
carried him off
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allaiaa.

TIE UNIoN has he largest
circulation Of any ryewsrarer in
Tennessee---its City and Army
circulation more than double snv
other'Taper.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-24

The religious ceremonies at Atlanta,
on the arrival there Of thecorpss Of 1t
Gen Bishop Polk were performed by
DR.. Quintard, formerly Of this city.
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We hear from Huntsville, Ala, that the
following young men Of that place, who
joined the rebel army were killed in
she recent battles in Georgia Charle5
W Sheppard, Henry Figures, Preston
Yeatman, and son Of George Chap
man