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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-17
Latest from New Orleans.

NEW YORK, April l6.-The Times New
Orleans letter says Banks's command is
above Natitoches, and that no battles had
occurred with the rebels. There is con
slant skirmishine with Taylor's rear, and
things promise a collision at Shreveport.
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The 55th Indiana Veterans were IN
the city yesterday on their way 90 the
front Daring their absence home
their ranks were increased 90 $50, the
new recruits amounting 10 some goo
A considerable number of them came
in and renewed their subscriptions TO
the UNoN, and othors gave US their
names as new subscriber Al Of The
veteran regiments that come Though
Nashville serve US n the same way.
Many thanks TO them all May the
browning victory soon pencil upon their
standards, and they be permitted 20
return to Their homes. the Federal
Union preserved
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The weather continue mseasonably
col There is no comfor. in The house
without . fire.
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We are obliged 10 Brown q Co, W
c Collier, and " ii Enrich, new- deal
ers, for late papers laid ou our ttJ-e
last evening
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An aged farmer ia a Pennsylvania
county, lately fell into the hands OF
some bounty brokers, who after dosing
him with drugged liquor and coloring
his hair, induced HIM to enlist, and
aiterward robbed him OF his money,
and the man was discharged as unit
for duty.
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C.P, BlRlES EXTRA GOLD PENS,

All pens baar my r-1is MARX, % e.. J.. BAEsEs.
EXTRA LoC., XII for which I have secured The
ooDy-r1h, aid sire warranted D. cat- fine aad per-
iecs ia every res peet. sent by mal " expires %
ANY part o. tie country ca receipt ot price suf
tra etuges. Persons ordering giil please state Tie
size and sty desired, whether hard ~ soft fine or
coarse; and 81 ti-e pen should fl 90 please OF prove
Gef'stye, wll have fie privilege q cKchsngHE It.
detuct1u ~ ffeen ps cent. allowed orders q
50 o. over, and twenty-five per cent cn those q
SieI. Liberal discounts uit.ic 90 the trade. old
pens rep.Ired ia the best manner lor taIriV-fge
cents (1n3 .tgssyl esah. Pen ard Watch circulars
sent F.Ez. Address
c. p. BARNES.
Dealer IN Cold Pens sni Au.eurag Wstrh.-r.
Mar TT al9 1h.ri street Louisville i -
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We hear that the military order
touching the cleaning OF the streets,
&c, has been revoked.
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Capture- Of the euerrlIIn Rern0lds.

kNoxvILLg, April 1.-the eel, brated
Jeri.la Reynolds and command were sur
pissed yesterday by a small force Of orr
c1yelry Ten Of them were killed, and Rev
nolds, with fifteen others, captured, togeth-
er with their horses, equipments and arms.
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brown a Co received last night Lee
lies Illustrated and .he \. y. News
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The dwelling house of Dir. Thomas
Friendsley. at the first toll gate on the
the Whites Creek turnpike, together
with its contents, was destroyed by fire
on Thursday morning last The fire
was so sudden, and so swift Blr Friends
ley and his family barely had time to
escape lie lost his money, furniture
clothing and everything Ills case is a
peculiarly unfortunate one
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BENEFITS and other merrillas con-
tinue their operations ID Kentucky
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alaallgille alniQn.

THE UNION Ans the larrost
circulation OF any ~ cNv~DaDcr in
Iennessee---its city circulation
more than double amy othcrpal1el'-
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4 gentleman named Miller, who de
sires 10 make engagement watering
streets in Nashville, has ordered lot Of
carts with sprirslers attached, four Of
which have arrived We trust our eli
zens will avail themselves Of his services.
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RvEE NEwa-The Cumberland is i5l-
ling with 81 feot large on HaFpeth
Shoals
The following sre thaarriyals and de
parters yesterday:
ARmvEp-Comelia, Cincinnati; Sii-
yer Spray, St Louis; Olive. Granville
DrPARTED,-Imperial, ST. Louis; Nan
ME Byers, Cincinnati Henry Fitzhugh,
Cincinnati; City Of Peilin, ST. Louis
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Soldiers and others,

At distance, who cannot call At my Office, can
receive advice by stating the most prominent synp
toms Sn3 enclosing postage stamp to pay the re-
tUIn postage
Charges moderate.
OfEoe hours rom sam. to sP. NJ, and from
10 p. VI. Apr7-ly
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Special Notice.

NasuFftLE, IEss
4 RONAATIc YOUNG SURGEON. E4g rs
"A the as1ny, WISHES acorres pondenoe with some
youag ia.iies ii Nashville ~ vicinity. Uheet Nu-
tual lmproFeInent-io make the long hours u
caInj,-lue snort, and 3 rI4aps-
sIn y, good i"Ioit ani Eeil recommended. aud
require Tie character o. my c0rrpspoudeuts u bs
Unquesti1lillle bey0asi d5sItg. A1dreaa
ALBERTO 4. SUMAiERVILI.E. 81. h.
Rp l6-2ts Nashville Tenn.
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Il may not be known to many OF our
readers that King Lear, the famous Lear
OF Shakespeare was newspaper pub
Usher. But Hae iact is unqucstionable
HooY him
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Gold and Cotton.
List orneaths-

New York, April 16.-COtton Soc Gold
seventy-two and threo-eighths.
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M. L. ALEXANDER,
WHOLESALE DEALER -
Groceries, Suffers Supplies,
BOOTS, SHOES & HATS,
80. ~ PUBLIC SQU AR e,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

y - - IL BA4tC so L Az rs
NASHVILLE. TENN.
apl8-u
The Best Gold Pens, at the cheapest
prices, viii always be found st the Gold
Pen Depot, - Cherry street. Cal! in and
w them. March 20 If
Cavalry Boots for = 50 1t 4s, Union sreet.
Porter ou draft at the st. Nicholas.
Sands Chicago Cream Ale at the St.
Nicholas.
Hume's Celebrated Musty Ale on draft at
the 81. Nicholas.
Pure juice Of the Apple, Sweet Cider, on
ira5 at the St. Nicholas.
'Alfand Alton draft at the st. Nicholas.
OFFICE or PEovosT MARSHA,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, april ), 1864.
Provost order, No. H.
EXTRACT
VII. The frequency with which horses
and mules arc stolen in the vicinity Of this
Post by marauding soldiers and vagrant
negroes. calls for the most stringent meas
urcs for the suppression Of the crime.
Soldiers are hired and paid 10 fight, and
not to trade IN horses and mules. The
offering Of q horse or mule for sale by
soldier, is in itself al offence, and is priald
tgcis evidence OF ms having come in pos
ses ION of it by fel"uious means; and any
citizen purchasing 1t, becomes an accomplish
OF iis guilt.
Any soldier selling, or Offering for sale,
horse or mule, or any citizen purchasing
hc same of a soldier, viii be arrested and
punished.
No negro viii De permitted to sell or offer
for sale amy horse or mule without a special
permit from thi7 office on proof Of ownership;
and ANY citizen pare hasing horse or mule
from any negro without such permit, will
be arrested and punished.
The patrols VIII be instructed TO arrest all
soldiers found riding or having in their pos
-es ion horses or mules not branded 1ciM the
Goraumfat brand.
BY command OF BRIO.-GEN. L. S. GRANGER.
JOHN W. HORNER,
Lt.-Col. 18th Mich, and Provost Marshal.
April Ctr
Gents fine Lasting Caters for 81 50 at 40,
Union street.
Gents Opera Patent Leather Boots for
s. 30 at4G. Union street.
.a.----
Citizens Good Boots for So 90 at &c, Union
street.
ladies fine lasting Hceled Congress Gait
ers for 81 80 ut &C, Union street.
-S--s--s-
Louisville aud Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, for which the highest price will be
paid, by THos. g. MARI.
ana others, before selling their Government
Vouchers should take them 10 the Exchange
0nice, corner of Union and C0lleEe-streets,
where the very best rates are given By
TEOs. S. MARI.
Purchase Vouchers ca5hcd at the lowest
rate Of discount Government checks on
Louisville cGshed on the most reasonable
terms.
an kinds Of uncurrent money bought
and Sold. The chest rates always paid
for silver and Gold. feb lS-H
Bird Cages and Tin Ware Of al kinds,
at tho Hardware store Of Nv. Fall & Co.
Miller Plows-Avery Plo.ys for sale
by G.. W. FAN & Co.
Nraek's Celebrated Reels for sale by
G.. w. Fall & Co.
Go to G. w. Fall d Co for Your Trace
Chains, Hoes, Collars, Harness, Files, Sif-
togs, &c, &c.
A Tip top assortment Of Gents and La
dies Boots and Shoes, Cheap at lG, Union
street.
IL u
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Gen Gilmore report of the Florida
expedition will be found In other col
umn- IL demonstrate, First That
the plaaa of the expedition was General
0illmore's, and that il had thrco dis
tinct and sufficient military objects, 10
which a fourth, not military. vas at a
later period adioined bY the President
Second That the battle Of Olustoe was
fought in consequence OF au advance by
Gen. Seymour, not only without. but
clearly against Gen Gillmogc's orleE
The effort of the latter 10 eouutermaud
it was frustrated By storm, which de
layed his messenger
1t follows, therefore, that the Copper
head charge against the President Of
having caused an expedition into Flo
rida fer political purposes IS rcluted ly
the testimony Of Gen. Gilmore. and
shat the disaster at Olustoo is removed
alike from the President and Gen Gill
more. and now rests hxedly upon Gen.
Seymour As the latter ha- been re-
lieved from his command, though tar
Oily, and summoned TO Washington. we
are entitled TO presume that be Is o. 90
before a Court-Martial and receive q
Just penalty for his crime-N J. IN
6tfnc.
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Might not the large number Of those
who owed him subscription have had
something TO 90 with his mental
malady2
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Go 70 c.. W. Fall & Co for your Fish-
ing HOOKS, Lines, Poles, Reels, Corl,s,
Snoois, and for all kinds OF Hardware.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-17

THEATEE - Tomorrow evening the
great drama Of Jack Cado' VIII be
performed at the old theatre, lIr. Proc
tor appearing as Jack Cade. The On
tertainments close with the farce, swiss
SWANS.
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EEw TmaTEr-3Ii-s Julia Daily ap
pears at the new theatre tomorrow
night as Ely OConror in the Iish
drama Of the so en- Bawn The
closing piece is the lleasant Neigh
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SUNDAY MORNING, April Il, lsai.
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SYPHILIS,

In al It's varied forms, primary, secondary, tor
hary, Sd al diseases Of the skjn arising theTefom
treated without the use Of mercury, and cured in
the shortest space OF time.
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une 70 his goods
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OFFICE or pGoyosT MARSHAL }
NASHVILLE, Tenn, april > 1864 !
Progost Order, No. H.
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'Alfand Alton draft at the St. Nicholas.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-17

Hume's Celebrated Musty Ale on draft a
the ST. Nicholas.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-17

White I. b. Shirts. Fancy Shirts. Flannel over
shirts, .cytra s-ls SHIRT Cellars Cider-shirts siit
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FURNISHING GOODS!

WE ARE NOW OPENING AND CONSTANT
W iy receiving fIesh supplies 81 Ladies and
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Pure juice Of the Apple, Sweet Cider, OF
iraA 81 the st. Nicholas.
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> prl D. lw
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Gents fine Lasting Gaitcrs for 81 50 ut &C.
Union street.
Gents Opera Patent Leather Boots for
s. 30 at4G. Union street.
Citizens Good Boots Tor So 90 at 90, Union
street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-17

a Tip top assortment OF Gents and La
dies. Boots and Shoes, Cheap at 40, Union
street
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The Best Gold Pens, at the cheapest
prices, viii always be found st the Gold
Pen Depot, ~ Cherry street. Cal! in and
Try them. March 20 If
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Sands Chicago Cream Ale at the S
Nicholas.
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Go to G. w. Fall d Co. for your Trace
Chains, Hoes, Collars, Harness, Files, Sif-
,egs, &C., &c.
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fore. for commercial empire among cOmmuni-
ties has its salutary uses, and should, for their
sake, be encouraged.
Nowhere Is this laudable emulation more
strikingly exhibited than In the United States.
Our abundant elements Of progressive growth,
the natural elasticity Of a youthful nation, the
high point Of civilization from which It started
on its career, and the proptious character Of
liberty, as respects the exer-
else Of individual talent, all combine TO pro
duce such a condition. The ambition to
advance and excel has, in an incredibly short
space of time, converted a wilderness into a
prosperous empire, embracing thirty odd
millions ofpeople, covered thickly with towns,
cities, and magnificent rural estates, and rank
ing as one of the first political Powers Of the
piobe
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LY-CAR1WRIGHT.- New York az the rosl-
dencS OF the brides iathfE IT, on Medne1dHy AnRHt Sd N
Episcopal Church, WILLIAM a. REILLY, late Major OF
60 RHE daunbteT or TbomSs w C9ISriSbt late Can
tain Of the sixty-thrd New York Volunteers, Irish
brigade, .
LU1TERFIELD.-on Friday, 9th inst, after a luger-
ing Illness MARY O. eldest daughter OF Jesse and Ham
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
tend the funeral from the residence Of her parents No.
r NJ Services at the Twelfth Baptist Church. at ?. NJ
CHARLI0S ~ 1on Friday @ morning, the 5th instant
His friends and those ofthe family culy In
yited TO attend his funera from his late residence No
at O'Clock, without further notice
CHURCHMAN.-Killed whilst in action on the 18th OF
mAN Of company or s. TSentsih PennsyiyaSls csrsry
OF Henry I. and Sarah H. Charchman ofNew Castle
county, Del, In the lIth year of his age.
CLAPIER.-on Wednesday, the Sd instant, In tho
ssth year Of her age MARY reliet OF tho late Louis
GLADISG.-on the Sd instant, MARY ANN, wife of
Mr George Glading, IN the 4sth year of her age
The relatives nnd friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral IRON tue residence of her
husband no 40 Vine street. ON sunday aTtenoon Ith
HARKER.-on the 9Th instant, DAVID O HARKER
IN the 64th year OF his aye.
HIS relatives and friends respectfully invited
tend his funeral his residence ~ w. corner Of
Fiith and o~e streets, on Monday morning. sth inst
LAW.-on the 5th Inst, JOHN X. LAW, formerly Of
Batmore IN the6ls year of his age baltimore papers
His relatives and friends are invited to attend his rue-
raj from his late residence, NO S1 Pine street on Mon
. MARSHALL.-AthIsr residence In ClArksburg. Indiana
county, Pa, on the 18th ut MI. SCOTT MARSHALL,
war OF 1912 and also served for short torn In the militia
called out for the defense Of the State In tho summon Of
VAUX.--on Thutsdny morning August y,h 1854
FREDERICK GRAFf YAUX, only child OF William :.
s friends and those Of the family are respectfully in
yed TO attend the funeral from his fathers redence
Internent at Laurel Hih
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The STATE HousH BaLL on A "BBSDBa."-
The State House bell Is an Institution that Is
generally right. aud goes ahead with the regu-
larity Of clock.work. II seldom goes wrong,
while reporting the progress Of time, and when Il
does multitude OF mishaps are apt 10 follow itS
vaearies Such Is the confidence OF our people
IN the city cl ock, that many Of them prefer its
indication Of time TO that Of the finest chrome me-
ter. Yesterday the old time keeper from some
cause or other, did go sstray, and tolled forth
several hours In numbers one less than they
should have been. .......
The Inconvenience that resulted TO our citizens
was considerable. An hours irrcgularity in time
could nos have happened at more Important
period than Il did. which was just In the middle
of the day. Business people we're perpexed az
the strange announcement Of the old clO,k, aud
the best Cooper, johnson, and Tobias watches
were made 20 correspond with III inRccuracy. In
diyiduals whose apretites never failed 20 be cor
rect indicators of at least three hours IN the day,
wended their way as usual homeward to partake
of the nooDdav meal.
Households outside tho sound of the "big bell''
were not subjected 10 annoyance, but where the
housemaid depended upon the number Of its
strokes for information as to the time of day
disappointment and confusion were the rcSult.
The meal that should have been prepared for the
master of the house was yet upon the Gre at the
time of his arrival home and he was allowed 10
satate q ravenous appetite by gazing iiercely at
the bare table, reversing the proper position OF
chairs, maltreAtng the cat or other animals
within reach, complimentiug the indolenco OF
"Mary Ann" and committing other improprieties
that crowd themselves upon hungry man.
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SATURDAY. AUGUST 8, 1864.
OuR DTrLOMArTC sERvTuE.

Although the diplomacy Of the United States
has, n many Instances, been marked by the
pSrsSit of q sagacious policy, II has in others
presented an aspect Of stupidity not at all
creditable 20 the country. Although we have
Often astonished the red-tape politicians Of the
Old World. and given them shock they little
expected from this side Of the Atlantic, the
management Of our foreign relations has not
been charpcterized by proper system grow
ing out Of the republican heart, and courage
ously enforced In all quarters of the globe.
In TOO many cases have our representatives
abroad imagined that they were bound to
conform 70 the old, willy, tricky movements
Of the Ministers with whom they were
brought Into contact; while others have
acted as n they were totally destitute of the
genuine American spirit, aping all the fun
merry Of sristocracy, and yielding readily to
the manipulAtions Of individuals In stars and
ribbons. The vacIllations which have taken
place OF late years in our policy at the various
courts OF Europe must be attributed to tie
practice OF sending mere partisans abroad as
. reward Cor services rendered the successful
candidate for the Presidency.
Some Of the men selected have not possessed
single qualification for the duties they are
naturally expected TO perform. They have
gone among people Of fwhose language and
institutions they were almost entirely igno-
rant and then, intoxicated by the gilded atmo-
sphere ofa Court, have forgotten all their pro-
fessiOns OF democracy ut home, have studied
30 acquire q smattering Of a foreign tongue,
submittedto being buttOnholed into nonsensica
Projects, and yielded assent TO measures
utterly outside Of that policy which would
really cGnduce to the advancement of our
tnAue5ce rs one OF the great Powers Of the
worfd. ..........--
'''n' What Is required may be simply told. We
want the National Administration to adopt Q
bold, straightforward, downright course in th'
conduct of our foreign relations. We arr
satisfied that, although upon the face OF thing
such policy may seem belligerent and threat
enIng, che result would be far otherwise
1t u fact verified by experience, that nation
actually drift into war owing to the compli
sion and twisting Of the old-fashioned diplo
macy, when few plain words, describin
precisely the position assumed, so that ther
could be no equivocation, would preserve tn
peace. ,...
It is peculiarly the province Of neN
nation, occupying as lofty rank among tn
innovating powers of modern times, and col
fdent In Its strength as the United States,
establish this open, honest course of action
international affairs. Let this be the fir:
step Then we must have energetic, sag
cious, and determined representatives,
least at the principal points where sue
qualities are required in our Ministers, so thi
the line OF policy we have marked out 10
ourselves may be fully enforced.
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