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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27
scale Of Prices

fH's'' S'se'...'' 4 % % P5-s,s oIrcis.---7s-.
creme irs :. Chairs. 90 G.IIsry -. ,.,s
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Postal Benefits denied TO Rebels.


Postal Benefits denied 10 Rebels.
A military order has been Issued in Goor.
gis, commanding Post-mastors NOT to deliver
letters to persons who have not taken the
oath Of amnesty. The Rome Courier says
letter was received at the Post-ofics in
that place for young lady, addressed to
the care Of her father. The young lady had
not taken the ''oath Of allegiance. 4" and still
refused to do 60, but her father had, and de-
manded the letter, on the ground that It
was addressed 10 his care The Post master
declined delivering il on the grounds tina;
1t would have been sn evasion Of the ORDERS,
and would not have been justifable in doing
50, under the existing circumstances. The
point was made and referred to the General
for his decision. The following is his reply
HEADQ'Rs DEP'T OF GEoHoIA,l
Augusta, Sept. d, 1865.
Respectfully returned &c the Post-uastel
a. Rome, Ga, through military channels
the letter will not be delivered until the or
ders OF the military commander Of the De
pariment are complied with. Parties mo
alien citizens) who cannot comply with tn
laws OF the country, will prepare themselve
to leave the country.
By command Of
MAJ. GES. sTEEDN1s,
EDWARD 6. Dixie, A. A. G.
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Wednesday Evening. Stnl.nh.. ,..n 49,


TIE 6rand, Msgn.ac5 K,l,s... --'''
tntlllcd tie 'aeecope Spsc..rl,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

The Man who Desplsed whisky
Drinkers.
Il was on one Of the river steamers, at
dinner, that an able matronly lady remark
ed, in the midst Of CONVEX alton with a
grave looking gentleman, on the subject Of
temperance;
"oh, Of III things in the world, despise
whisky drinkers ~
The gentleman dropped his knife aud
fork in the ardor Of his feelings, extended
his hand and took hers in his oan, and with
emotion that threatened teas over the loss
Of ruined souis, he rep led with ALTERING
words.
Madame, respect your sentiments and
the heart that dictates them ] permit no
one O 20 beyond me IN despising whisky
drinking. / have been disguised on this
very boat, and say il now before our cap
tain's face. What, I say, can be more dis
gushing than TO see well-dressed, respectable,
and vir,uous looking young men step up to
the bar Of this boat, and, without fear Of oh.
serving eyes, boldly ask for whisky, when
they know that ths re is in that very bar the
best old cognsc brandy2"
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EDWARD C. Dixie, A. A.
From the Louisville Press.

The Abortion Case-.COI. jacques.
The fail Of such q man as Col. Jacques is
sufficient TO arouse the sorrow Of every man
who knows the former worth Of the gallant
Jacques. He was one Of the first and most
influential Of the Methodist denomination in
Illinois. When that body established a f.
male educational school in Jacksonville, he
was placed in charge Of it. He managed it
with such talent and success that when a
greater educational enterprise was projected,
he wss transferred to It. He was engaged
in this when the rebellion commenced. Col.
Jacques was man Of intense loyalty, Of
commanding influence and of great orator.
cal ability. He took thelfeld in behalf OF the
Union, iand speedily raised one o the finest
regiments that Illinois gave to the service
OF the nation. It was called the preachers
regiment, on account Of the number Of
| preachers enlisted sin il. OF this regiment
Jacques was made Colonel, and he served
with great distinction.
During the progress Of the war, Colonel
1 Jacques had numerous conferences with
Bishop Simpson, and both were well salts
fed that If 8 Methonist OF proper position in
the North could get among the Southern
| MethOiists much might be done toward
gripping the rebellion. This mission Col.
Jacques undertook with the approval Of
Bishop Simpson and Of Mr.. Lincoln. Col.
Jacques braYely met the peril and Travelled
extensively among the Southern Metho-
dists. He returned just before the battle
Of Chickamauga and took q conspicuous
| part in that battle.
SOL Jacques was the companion Of Mr.
Gilmore ina visit 10 Richmond for an inter
view with JEFF. DAVIS, in which mission
they succeeded. This visit was intended to
bring shout peace.
The Colonel has recently bten detailed fol
breaking up the negro camps, such as Caml
Nelson. This is the cause Of his presence
in Ken ucky.
On Friday last Col Jacques employed
fellow calling himself DR.. il. G. Miller, Z
procure an abortion in the case Of q Georgi
woman. The Colonel was present durin
the tragedy, and was arrested with the fe
male aborti0nist, at whose housessthe murde
was perpetratsd, and with Miller, the abor
zionist, the murderer Of innocence. Tn
victim died in about eight hours after Mile
commenced his deprsdstions. The Who'll
party was arrested in fagraate delicto an
ere now IN jail, the C0roner's inquest hav
. ing amply confirmed 81 the suspicious tina
p L, d 10 the interference Of the police. Nh
, Turner, the policeman, saw signs Of the out
rage in progress, and made preparations 70
srrestiDg the gull y parties, in which, a
We have said, he succeeded. We do not re
b joiee in iniquity, and we cannot but dro
= tears Of sorrow over the fall Of such a ma
as Colonel Jacques.
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The Chicago Tribune continues to throw
dirt at President johnson. Il assails his
policy with the cosrseuess Of fish woman
and aenounces his efforts to restore order 20
the South as little bett than treason in
Dispute. The Tribune lie consistent. Il
simply vindieates lie claim n the distinc
tioD Of a common scold. Il villifed Mr.
Lincoln, denounced Sherman a. an imbecile
aud demanded the removal Of Grant. Mr..
johnson is fortunate in being the object Of
its abuse.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27
Our supplement.

We this 5sv commence the issuance Of
supplement. half the size Of our regular pa
Der, and viii continue It, as long as the
present pres, Of advertisements continues.
It viii contain the afternoon dispatches,
column or two of miscellaneous matter, a
portion Of the local, all Of the commercial
Intelligence. and some ether matters Of in
teresE.
For some zine, cur advertising patronage
has been 50 great, tbs, we could not give
half he reading matter We desired, while
eGeh day, from ave to ten columns Of sdver-
tissmsnts were omitted. The qualifications Of
the supplement viii remedy both of these
evils; and as it will contain considerable
quastity Of very important reading matter,
itxill be as valuable medium for adser-
Using. as the regular paper.
The advertising patronage we have re-
ceived. ana are receiving, is 81 evidence Of
the appreeiatiOn in which the Union is held
bv the business men Of the city, end Of the
North, which can be no other than crafty
ing to de pride Of its publishers and w
take this occasion to tender our thanks {,
our many patrons, for their favOrs. We d.
not propose to boast Of the prosperity Of tn
Union; the fact is potent to all, and we shal
onlv add, thai we shall endsavOF5 to tn
best Of our ability, to deserve the PatrOnAg'
81 fla cnrnrnarcial and general community
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

A dispatch from Ind annapolis, dated the
24th, says:
A meeting has been called for tomorrow
night, 20 organize in this city branch Of
the American Union Commission, 10 CO.
operate with the people Of the South in the
restoration Of their civil and social condi-
ton.
How much better this is than holding
mestings to throw obstacles in the way Of
the restoration OF the civil and social eondi-
ton Of the South.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

A communication fom the Secretary Of
the State Of Alabama to the President Of the
Convention states that 6,ss5 persons have
taken the Oath Of Amnesty, aud had the
same registered in that State.
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NOvENnER lSTEREsr on FIvE-TwENriEs.-
The November interest on the see bonds
VIII amount to nearly 81. 600. zoe. The gold
lie being paid out during the present week.
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sIght Emissions Jared
Notice.

- eo,ns FoR sHIFNfEf 49, sfa
No elll.' -. -, ! Il %. 3. &C "a ;.
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Notice TO Shippers.

OFFICE GEG. sUPERl 81 = - - ~ 80
49, -. - 49, and Af'auf- Pa 'foad
- - ~. rlsss.sio uf ihs ~ lliafy 90.
- ~ - - el.--ss destined tar ptIls 500 p %
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DIE nIAIkINQ.
Public Speaking.
VaInahIa Earn far Sale.

0nn ACHES Il 6rst class land ilr sac, n -. N
S1l}tB from Nashville, adionlnE the la = - y
Gon " 4 Unriinr IL rord EfEta a. cul.t- - I.
FCr terms nppiy % 8. y. chl.dfesa. s..i-'f =
-, FashFills, 1snn-s No. "a challE s1e'-
s.nll-Ln.
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uN%g UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McClLL,
BOTANIC PHTSICIl8,
m TIE rREATsEEET o. DIsEsass >
cEOWrItta HiI WITH 5lolh1 -
OTHER STATES, AH W u ID
NnaHWrLLU TENFEk6Eh


For further information in regard 2
the skillful success in the treatnlee9. ' =
diseases, the reader is referred % -
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two large volumes, late editor, o. 49, -
The best work in the United sla.e.,
where YOU viii End DR.. hc,iil 5 - -
standing parallel with the best p 80 -,
meu Of the age IN the trealnenl p ~, -
80 Of women. For al diseases ~ =
advertisement satisfaction - 80
teed With my general praeuos
the following
Chronic CASES
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81 u l-ihs. PieurgT. Pans, l-eaia -
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Dissolution.
Lost,
Provost Order No. %.

ERDAY LAST, three Charms and watch key,
I vnlued bY the owner as eeps kes ressona
be reward will be pud 70; the n II ieft a. No. IS
North summer street.. sepz7.2t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

Hot koll', kuak and Buns ev.rv norn-
ing 81 The Nashville stsss, ~ morn n
Summer street, near Usios' ss,s ~ ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

.s.-.i pa'
Polls, as taken from the Tax Digests in
1859, $50; in 1861, s5l; 10 1869, s2l. Thus
it will be seen that most Of our citizens have
renewed their relations with the General
Government, aud are prepared, we really
think, faithfully TO abide by and sustain it
in the exercise Of sll rightful powers, to the
end that peacs and ha mony, the blessings
of good government, and the safeguards Of
civil authority, may be restored to our whole
land.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

HEADq rs irH BsIG., Dur. Mn Tenn, AID PosT1
% Mas .yrLLr, tFFTCr rHovosT MARSHAL J
NASHVILLE, iESN., Sept IS 1855.
IN accordance with orders from Headquarters
1 Middle Division Of Tennessee, the prsctica Of
carving concealed Weapons upou the persoa ia the
STREETS Il Nsshy he is prohibited and under 10 cir
cuInsunces vii ~ permitted. The Post Provost
Marshal vii. m future, caufe the SIRE ofacy Uh-
Ger, Enlisted Manor Citizen ound IN the streets Of
Nashville with pistols. knives or other weapons
concealed upon thec person con soafilg the vespOn
n J.. DTkEMAN,
Capialn I6lh U. S. Inf Prorost MARSHAL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27
NGsHvILLEANO DECATUR
Ez-
RAILROAD LINE

-. - .4er saturday, September feih, 1855,
4 d p-s-rr-er Trains vii run g. f1ll7Ea-
80 Nashville fcE DEcE.Hr Junction and Hunts
vile q I'D pm
Aoeomodaton Tam i1f 70 - sL , - I'm
see ~ rom Decatur 70 luzA, e1naeat ng vim
csrs lor Msmphls-
Fsse fbrouEh from Nashville. 90 hour.
Feturniug-i cave Decatur sancilcn e. AM ar
rivinz A Nashville a. as pm.
leave Columbia a. 30 AMI ATriFing q Nash.
vile q 10 an
TIssus slop q ~ iniernedizts etafi1sa
sspi7-E > q rollAAi eeut s1P%
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

The Cuthbert (Ga.) Reporter says: ''The
0rdinsry Of this county has kindly furn-
ished US with the following statement: Am
nesty Oath administered to
Citizens Of the County 942
Citizens Of other Counties
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EnnploYmenp.

OK A MONTH Agents worted % ssD Sew
= ~ ing Machines. We vii give commission
on 81 machines cold, or employ aSests Who vii
WORK ior he above wEges, and AL expenses paid.
Address B. HEERNeroS Co, Columbia, Tenn.
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There u an element in our midst who are
for perpetuhhng the institution Of slavery.
Let me say 20 you, Tennesteans and men
non the Northern States, that > avery it
dead. IL was not murdered by me. Itold
you long ago what the result would be II
you underworld 70 90 out Of the Union to save
slavery, and that NE result would be blood
Eheds rapins, devasied fields, plundered
Villages, and cities; and therefore urged
you % remsin in the Union. In trying 20
save slavery you killed q and lost your own
freedom. Your slavery is dead, eut did
not murder H. As Macbeth said TO Banquo's
bloody ghost
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
675,452

Gin ero6r lbetl, faf 10000, Der in
1861 unp 1862 IN ZEN Dtsnf setrstentn
Mannf&uft wurpe fpdtsr un,au9It& &C..
funpen uno sntlaiTen. e..
DIR Betrag ber etnee,atlisn
&smmutatons s9eloer bis gum l.
Nop. 1863 beltsf flt auf $l0,5lS, 900 90
1864 1906, ,5ss.25
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-06
9Sartei ,,nb uibtS ais Nartei.

8it-teien in perf@isreneu lsttenper
f9tdt4tfn, namsntli@ bee Ohsne. Bsflr&'
fttdneen. \bab msasn ber Nseonltruciiuns,
| fruse unb pes WaabsS Ter ben Gman3t
ptrisn au ertbtiisnbsn Re9te Spaltunsen
in eet Yartei tn,Rsben m5dtsn uno eab
80 pabr pFi&t fst. I& fsft an ete Apmi'
nt0ration an3uldlisesn.
WT ro0te ld nidt feR an rte Nemi'
ffra'ion anl9lieben, psnn Ge G1 an ibr
,tsnse Yroaramm, wie IS In Der Nmnsaies
proflamaiion nfspn9eIcst mcrrsn IN. bali
uuo rpsnn Fs td i.nen @runrfdBsn esr
6umanf!dt unp @srsdtiefsit tbuiiddIib
tsbar1t, rts ils ola pie ibriDen bunrrtmol
oerflnrsi BAT?
Nbu jsnss swies Geflisl dor parlsi
uno ni&t6 aIs partet miro gum Gftl.
Nt&t partstsn lolln dbsr @runbfdBe psr'
|fds.n, ionetrn @runefdbs uno nurgrunos
|idte foQen Yartetsn bi!csn unb puen
6antlunaen Ieitsn. YIN aQermsnfofsn
foQts ll& jest, ga Der Rrf,g au Gnre III,
.tne partei um he Rtaiuune biIrsn. Diq
man IN Of3tfbun9 auf ete Neeonitruc:
iionsfroas eintm 3wftfpalt In rer repub'
lifant}ten pa'tst uorbsua,n, 10 i6nffe
man sra etne bs1fmmte Nsconi i1ruelfons,
politii. unp eas fam nur tapurh gs(1e,
ben. rub man rsn @onersb bsruft tspor
II. RsbsQsn Sib unp Slimm. in pemid.
ben rbalien. 81 bann trR pon Ten Ns,
prdienlonten tss @o|t,s TN NuonRruc,
ttonsasiss s,f&aFsn worrsn, taun m,rrsn
ii@ wrbl aud ale eopals esrns pustnt'
gen. un1 In @ueflbruna bsGelben rit W,
mtniitration Ju .unsetRaesn. Dsnn ee
abn fur'osbt, rfe es atbt, 70 befdr9tsu
mfr, oub MIR nit or Rfeonf1ruciion lu
tiff In ttn Sumpf 9srutbsn.