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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-16

confess with the United Stmsa ~ oog,ni,s 4 800
NOT be {, ne wesey~ AessipAe,s, seAseA r. HID BE-
q As Stra.s Of AasAas ssss' dsAssd b. PSovsdsses ~
This article, be II observed, was written Ave
or six years before Mr.. Canning expAcssed his
views to Mr.. Rush upon the ideas which were
subsequently embodied In II policy Of Prvsi
dent Monroe, and became . doctrine Of III
people, saA now reasserted very plainly By
President Johnson. The Instability Of the
British American possessions was then admit
ted, the worthlessness Of increasing the de-
fences of Canada, and the policy Of directing
emigration to some other colony were urged.
At the same time the "manifest destiny" Of this
continent to be held and governed by the
United States Ia not denied. After lapse 81
forty eight years how much stronger have thess
arguments becomei
England, therefore, instead of troubling hssS
self about the defence Of Canada to-day, should
leave the destiny Of that colony to be settled
by the logic Of events, and should apply the
money about to be devoted to the protection o.
the Canadian frontier to reducing tho burden.
some taxation of the British people, or to The
amelioration Of Ireland, in order to make the
unhappy inhabitants Of that country, If not
loyal to the British orown-which It is against
the order of nature that they could be-st
least moro comfortable, and their lot little
more endurable. Canada, at all events, Is IN
no danger Of aggression from this country.
Not even the overwhelming hosts Of the Fenians
are likely to modest our British neighbour a
long as England demeans herself respectfully
towards this country, settles that little Alabama
claim, and makes proper apology for her
shabby conduct towards us during the 70
belliOn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-16

BEIIIaERENT RIaHTs.-Five European Powers
recognized belligerent rights in the so-callee
Southern confederacy at the commencement Of
recognition, 80 far as we are informed, and that
is the Kingdom Of the Netherlands Perhaps
we can hardly blame the great maritime
Powers for recognizing right which was N .
manner acknowledged by the action Of our
own government when the Southern ports were
declared blockaded. The Netherlands, natu-
rally enough, followed the example OF larges
Powers, but it is greatly to her credit that she
has been the first to make the ome''de. We
hope that the other Powers will now follow hes
example and do the same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-16
Personal Intelligence.

LIEUTENANT GRSRRAL WINFIELD SCOTT.
Tho completion by General Scott on the lath nsA, -
his seventy ninth year was made the occasion Of .
handsome compliment by Brgader General G. ".
Cullum, Superintendent Of tho Military Academy -
West Point On the evening Of that day General
Cullum, accompanied by Major General Schenck saA
Colonel Conkling the President and Secretary Of he
Bosra Of Visitors now sitting at the Academy, and u
someother ofice proceeded to Cozzen's Hotel 70 o6s
his congratulations TO his old commander The spsndh
band attached TO the post-probaby the finest In the
countryarved after and surprised the iusri0ue
chcftan with Hall to tho Chief" followed by MAN.
Der OF exquisite operate airs which received Win
great delight and applause by the large and Fashionable
company ut present soournng at the hotel The Coz
Guiding pisce Auld Lang Syne, during tho per
OF which, and for time afterwards thoss
who seated near tho old hero noticed that he ~
pearcd be lost Ia deep thought It remarked by
the party that the General appeared to be in better hea N
than ut any previous period since last summer. o.
taking leave OF him General Schsnck In few graceful
sentences touchingy expressed the qualification whcA
the interview had afforded him and his associates and
tho hope that attached friends and grateful country
would yet celebrate many anniversaries Of the day.
Sey1ss N c0lwHs vededs.
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ANOTHER RoPKwMKEs AT NIAGARA FAIls--Mr Leila
who announces himself American Blondin, pro
poses TO repeat the attractive experiment Of taking
ropewak and wheelbarrow over Niagara river. His a.
nngemens made and his ropo ready and he pro,
poses to light IL out on that limo all summer His nrm
passaae WA announced for. YESTERDAY
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Wrxrp- a4wDFv E-osawsr-LrczxsIA possfA-
0AIxr lis Nxsas wos Pam LArr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

The Cumberland is falling fast with II
feet water reported on Harpeth Shoals
weather clear and cold.
The Ohio is in good boating condition
from Pittsburg to Cairo.
The Mississippi was rising slowly at ST.
Louis Saturday, the weather being mild.
The Democrat Of that day Gays the gorge
above Cairo has lately been going TO pieces.
gentleman who lately left that vicinity.
and who made an examination into the con-
dition Of things, believed that with a con-
tinued thaw the gorge will be gone by to-
night. Eight miles Of it had departed. and
the boats had moved from Goose Island to
Brooks. Most Of them were lying at the
Illinois hsnk.
The arrivals since our last at this port are
Imperial and Brilliant from Cairo; the
Nightingale from Cincinnati and the Fan
ME Gilbert from Evansville. nutaber Of
boats departed under Government order.
The Fannie Gilbert having been ordered
TO take on lot Of corn at Uniontown, was
furnished with guard and when she ar
rived Just above the place, ran in towards
shore to land the guard that they might
drive ont any lurking guerrillas that might
be iS the vicinity. As the boat ran in the
officers discovered three guerrillas on horse
back snd about dozen on foot. The col
ored troops, who formed the guard, becem-
ing excited, rushed out on the guards and
commenced firing on the guerrillss before
they had got in good range and the rebs
skededdled in double quick time" When
the boat had approached the wharf few
other guerrilias approached the landing and
we're fred upon by the guard, and one man
and three horses killed. Capt. Scott, who
was on the hurricane deck, observing that
the town was full Of guerrillas, estimated
st from loo % 80 in number, ordered the
bat backed out, and proceeded on dow
70 shswneetown.
The Imperial, one Of the regular Nash
vile and 81. Louis packets, which, it was
feared hsd been caught above the gorge in
the Mississippi, is in port, having arrived
from the Tennessee River. She leaves for
Cairo at 10 o'clock to-day. Passengers
Oouud for 81. Louis. who wish TO 20 on her,
should be aboard in time.
The Nora leaves for Cincinnati at four
O'CLOCK P. IA, tomorrow. She brought
around from Cincinnati fine cargo Of pri-
Fate freight We expected to publish her
manifest Sunday, but It Yves, with other
items, crowded ont.
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OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL
Provost Order.

Provost Order,
No. 262 EXTRACT
In accordance y Ia the decision OF a Mil
tarv Board called from Iilsi Headquarters, for the
purpose OF preparing schedule Of Prices, Teguls-
ting the sale Of Fuel, Vegetables, and other nsces-
sarles Of life IL tbs CITY uae lst Of FFces ssh.lsh-
ed by Provosl Order No. Hih, dated Nashville,
Tenn. Nov. % "a, sre heieby changed As follows
WooD-sI5 90 per cord, bEEF-2acts- per pound,
MrTfoS-lscts. per u, bUTrER-s0cts. e n
TusSIPs-S2 % f3bUsb. CABEA6E-5octs = head
OgI0ss-S4 Il bushel. fL0uE-Sl3 s col
SWEFT PoTAToEs-s4 90 & bash.
IRIsH POTAIoEs-t3 o. 8 7lsh.
The above prices viii be changed az oiten "a u be
comes necessary, and Trofor publication made
thereof
Any parties selling in Msrirets, or Private Stores
AZ prices higher than Scheiiule rates. VIII be arrest
ed and their goods con6scined. Al persons are in
Tited 20 rePoTt promptly sag violation Of tbs order
20 this ONCE.
By command Of Brig. Gen Jso F. MnLEA.
HUNTER BROOKE,
dec9-G Capt and Provost Marshal.
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The attention Of our readers is directed
70 the advertisement Of MessrB. Ewin &
Pendleton, Druggists, south side Of the
Pablo Square. They have in store q large
snd very choice stock Of drugs, medicines,
&c, recently imported, fresh and genuine.
These gentlemen have had long experience
IN the business, and merit the confidence OF
he public.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

Messrs. Adams, surdsm & Co., have
opened an Auction snd Commissions House
st No. 81 Broad Street. Their initial sale
takes Place tomorrow, when they will
offer large assortment Of Groceries. Their
regular sales will he on Mondays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Buyers Of all classes
wall ind il advantageous 10 keep an eye to
these sales.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

THE Lrsr oF LETfrEs IN e'lhFt Of letters
remaining uncalled for in the Post-ofiice,
published officially in the columns Of the
NAsHv1LLE UErov, can be consulted in the
Business Office Of the UNroS. IL will be
found upon bulletin inside the building.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

The NASHVILLE Union has been
awarded the publication Of the List OF
UncaIled-fOF Letters for the year 1886,
By the Postmaster OF this CliJ, the
Union having the largest circulation
Of any paper published within this
postal district.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

PERsoSAL.-Gen. Thomas F. Meagher,
arrived in this city night before last, from
Chattanooga, en- route 10 report to Gen.
Sherman at savannah. The General looks
well, and IL anxious once more Tor active
service. he will doubtless sdd new laurels
to the already long catalogue won during
the war.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

NEE THEAsRK.-The deeply interesting
drama entitled the "Willow Copss" will
De repeated at the new theatre tonight.
luke Fielding, the character which ia per-
sonated by Mr.. Couldoek, is one Of his best,
he has, indeed, made it his own, and is
without successful rival. Miss Couldoek
makes an excellent Rose. The entertain
ments close with the amusing afterpieco Of
The " Fool Of the Family" in which Mr.
Wight plays Zebulon, and Carrie Wight,
Betty.
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Young Married ladies' whose misfortune it has
been not 10 bring forth IA due season, renneubar
Sod has said you should multiply and replenish. II
this is your dasire you ssn consult me either b
letter or in person. No fdy over thirty-iiYe year,
Of ags need make Application. AL communications
hI leLLeI OF paraon ElrLna-Y conf lenial.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

/ The death Of the Hon. EDWARD EVERETT
Is announced. It took place on Sunday
morning last at his residence in Boston,
suddenly, from apoplexy. The announce
] ment will carry sorrow 10 almost every
| household in the nation; for no man so en-
| tirely possessed the confidence and afiec-
ton Of the people. He was the foremost
man ofthe day-a scholar, jurist and states
man, without an equal since the death Of
Clay, Webster and Choate. As a public
man, he was always upright and just. At
no time did he cherish and encourage sec
tionnl feelings but ever deplored and cas-
the weight Of his great name and influence
against them, as fraught with evil to the
whole country. lie would at all times
have made any sacrifce-even Of life itself
TO put an ;end TO the sgitations which
eliminated in the present rebellion. When
il became necessary to resort to arms to
save the Government, he was amongst the
first TO sustain the administration, and, to
the hour Of his death, was constantly en-
gagged in the most uHtiring and Jealous CT
forts to arouse the popular heart, and keep
the public mind alive to the necessity Of
prosecuting the war, at all costs, with Wig
or, snd 10 a successful conclusion. In ad-
ditiou to this he did whatever he could for
every work Of charity and benevolence, and
the browning grace Of his life is his sue
cessfIl can vass in behalf Of the suffering
Union men Of East Tennessee, which re-
suited in the collection Of upwards of one
hundred thousand dollars.
The death Of such q man is a national ca
lamity. In a time like the present he
could hardly be spared. He viii be deep
ly mourned; and through all future time
honored as one OF. the best and noblest of
Americas CREST men.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17
Ha UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR MCGlLL.
BOTANIC PHYSiCiAN,
In THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, Ii
GROWING HIbf WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AZ IT ID IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

For further information IL regard to
the skillful success in the treatment of
diseases, the reader is referred to STIL-
LES THERAPEUTICs and MATERIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find Dr. McGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment of dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
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Chronic Cases

With satisfaction: Rheumatism, Afech0as Of the
Lungs; Diseases Of t1e Throat, SReod Joints,
Stiff Limbs, Pleurisy, Pains, Ulcers Cancer, Gravel,
Diseases Of the Heart and LjyOr, Inflammation Of
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or Scrofuls,
Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes, DebiltRted Sys-
tens, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and Consumption
together With all Private Diseases and
Diseases OF the Urinary Org ans.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

We would call the attention Of oar read
srs 70 the Advertisement Of the Planters
Hotel, Louisville, in this mornings CNIoS.
The hotel is kept by our former townsman,
Acton Young.
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HALL & FLETCHER.
IA North Cherry street,
BRANCH OFFICE FROM
wAsHINGTON, DC.

RE PREPARED TO COLLECT An
"a claims sEainst the GovsrnnenI and - 80
tie al officers business. iaey are men Of expe-i-
ence IN all the Departments st Washington.
ianlO--2w
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one report Of the New York dry goods
market says goods are inactive and blues
rather lower "BIucs" would more nstu .
rally be uppermost
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

A property holder in this city recently
erected three small frame tenement5, in
tended for storesrat cost Of $500, and
rented them for 81 SEQ. A pretty fair hit
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Night RmlL,sIOns Cured.

fOung Man, stop before Jon further 20. OF a.
diseases subject 70 Msn, there is no disesss 50 hard
% cure as Night Enssio1s, and physicians are
sesree thst understahd treating i; and 10 you can
~ wat have cured dosns II this city, well n
lars and ere nOH vel cur.d by rne ana daily re-
eelfing letters and sending medicine % al psrfs Of
Ile country, In word, 81 that are diseased in
~ Ns{, and VIII give nae eai, WIN give salts
cily.
All Letters directed to
DR. MoGILL,
Union street, Nashyiila, Tenn
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There were ffty-seven cases disposed Of
yesterday by Recorder Shane. Drunken
meas IS disorderly conduct 2; msr-
ehRndiEiag on Sunday >; nuisance I ;
drunk and disorderly 5 /; indecent exposure
1 obtaining money under false pretences
q obstrueling street 1; MERCHANDISING
without license interfering with police
other offences Is.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

For fine Jamaica Rum 60 to the Bon
Ton, Northwest corner Of Cherry and Cedar
streets
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

II you want genuine Irish Whisky
Punch, go to the Bon Ton, Northwest cor
ner II Cherry and Cedar streets.
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If you want good lunch, between 10
and - A. H., call at the Pacific Saloon, on
Cherry street. Everything is made uP IN
the best style.
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II You wish TO cross the river, avoid the
cars and detention, cross on the new Steam
Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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II you wish TO cross the river, avoid the
cars and detention, cross on the new Steam
Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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IEE,rHE.-The Seven Sisters" is still
he attraction at the old theatre. The
audiences continue large, snd enjoy the
spectacle very much.
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II you wish 10 cross the river, avoid the
cars snd detention, cross on the new Steam
Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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over twelve hundred deserters from Lees
snuy have arrived at Cen. Grants head
quarters since the lst Of December last.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

A Tribune correspondent has discovered
circular squares in Savannah.
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Cone, Tunnel Co, viii accept our
thanks for late newspapers.
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10 fhn Lsdjes.
AteriIItY.

Al Affections Of the Womb treated Eish snccasp.
Those Married Ladies who hsse been 50 EciSEti.
nate 70 TnscsrTy prove abortion can e earned
/
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For d good buggy blanket call on W.
Freeman a CO., Public Square, corner Dead
erck street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

For a splendid Carte de Yisite. call at
Giers' Gallery
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Civilians will now cross On the new
Steam Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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Or. COLEMAN'S
Private Dispensary.

While humanity continues to be infrm
and man is prone to err, and the eOnse-
quences arc visited upon the unfortunate,
he should early seek relief from the misery
thus entailed. And the man who devotes
his time and talent to the relief Of this
species of human suffering is not lees q
Philanthropist than he who seeks TO relieve
any other afiiction 10 which man is subject;
for true philanthropy looks not to what
caused the trouble, but what viii cure it.
DR. COLEMAN has devoted large portion OF
his time to the cure of the class Of dis
eases mentioned in his advertisement in
tO-day's paper. He hes duly qualified
himself by study and experience n perform
what he promises. He has been located in
our midst for several years, and the testi-
monisls Of the press which ne has
quoted in his card, are guarantee 10 tho
afflicted for his skill and attainments.
His Office is O. North Cherry street. Post
Office Box, 507. sug5
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We have had three days II very fine
westher-clear, cool and hraeiEg.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

The corporation hands and military
labOrers are busy cleaning the streets. The
walking was good yesterday on all the
leading thoroughfares.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

Civilians will now cross on the new
Steam Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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Civilians will now cross on the Bcw
Steam Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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Punch says nobody but 3 punster would
call Commodore Mutt Colonel.
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On Wednesday, January 18th 1864, by
Ino. X. Hume, d Co. Sale positive BY
order ofJoel Davis, Agent. 1900 packages,
more or less. janl7-2t
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Civilians vii! now cross OF the new
Steam Ferry Boat X Kentucky.
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IIAdams' Express Co., Auction Sale,

Fors Gne Photograph call At Gicrs' Gal
lsry.
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slashrille @Qnion.

THE UNION has the largest
circulation of any Newspaper in
circulation more than double any
other paper.
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Large collection Of Pictures foT the Al
bum at Giers' Gallery.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

splendid Albums for sale at Giers' Gallery.
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Gross on The Steam Ferry Boat KentncEy
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We are indebted 10 W. c. Collier Tor the
latest newspapers.
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Cross on the stesm Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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All persons afflicted with prIvgtedisesses
would do we'll TO call on DR.. a. Richard
Jones, No. % Deaderick street, up stairs.
DR.. J. may be found in his Office at all
hours. nOv23
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Cross on the Steam Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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II you wish to cross the river, avoid th z
cars and detention, cross on the new Steam
Ferry Boat Kentucky.
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Gross on the Steam Ferry Boat Kentucky
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River and Steamboat News.

Cross on the Steam Ferry Boat Kentucky
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TUESDAY, JANUARY Il, 1866.
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J(hs ACdllllgs
Union street. Nashyile Tenn.
pAi " Z rect With prompt attention