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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22
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From The Savannah Herald o. aug. II
Injustice 70 The People OF dc South.
We have noticed with regist. a dis
position On the part of some Fortheru
editors 70 misrepresept the feelags and
sentiments Of he people Of thtSouth
in regard 20 the rec0nsfrhction q State
GoFernnents. They allege II psitve
terms that an oTerHhelminr majority
Of the citizens Of the Southern Safes
including many Of those who ave
taRen the oath Of allegiance, are ytill
actuated BY 3 spirit Of insurbordinaSon
towards the General Government. sod
that it is their secret determination 10
obtain the control, through the medium
Of the ballot box, Of the State Govern
ment that they may be, thereby. the
better enabled to accomplish their
schemes OF resistance to the main
tenance Of national authority.
These unfounded and r~ischieVous
imputations are generally founded upon
careless and Wilful MISREPRESENTATION
made by Southern correspondents. Our
sole object in noticing the NJ just edito-
rial structures OF the class Of editors Of
which We complain, is 70 place them,
as well as the Northern public, on theii
guard against q class Of gross fabriea
tons, sensational communications, ano
hippant insinuations.
That there may have been axhib',
tons Of restiveness and dissatisfaction
in the South under the new order o
things, We do not pretend 10 deny; bu.
it is equally true that such manifesta
tons Of disloyslty are of very rare &C
~currence, and are confined almost en-
tirely 10 q class Of young men recent,
IN the rebel army, who End It extreme
~ difficult TO reconcile the present cor
dition OF the South with that precon
ceived attitude Of independence L
which they believed she was entitled
Bat on the other hand, we know j
to be the case that the great mass Q
the Southern people, including almos
every farmer, are loyal, and are obserV
ing in good faith the political obligs
tons imposed upon them by the gOY
eminent At Washington. Their cours
has been to encourage reViTing loyalty
TO harmonic IS far IS practicable Ia
elements of Southern society, 70 ope
the way for s hearty Union for the d.
velopment Of the material resources {
the South, for repairing the damages {
war, and for the support of a reunite
country.
They are thoroughly glad that peaC
is restored, and see no use IN maxim
war against citizens, now that fghtiu
in the fld lie over. With this truthfi
assurance, We commend 10 HortheT
editors moderation and mutual forbea
ance, looking 70 the future rather tina
more dissension, and mutual amity
the place Of mutual hostility.
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A correspondent Of the Macon Telegraph
writing from this city, says: al think that
Nashville exhibits more inducements fol
drinking, gaming, prostitution and any
other vice We know Of, than any city Of its
size and capacity on the CONTINENT Not a
bad place Tor you, then, Cousin Eourma.'
The same writer makes the following re-
marks touching one of the Nashville rebel
beauties;
AlRdy Of fne accomplishments and ac-
knOWledged personal charms, in the early
part Of the war, was one OF the most uneom-
promising rebels in this section. BY her
influence, elOeuence, aud every means in
her power, she pgshed men into the ranks
Of the Confederate army. I saw her in 1861
wave little blsck flags as the Confederate
soldiers passed by her home. She surg Sc
cesh toBgs M had an immense portfolio Of
every style Of Southern music. She snub-
bed her only brother because Of his tardi-
ness in entering the Confederate army. She
sneered him toto il. She tongue flashed
every Federal officer and soldier she met.
Her especial sweetheart wss killed at Seven
Pines. Another accepted lover went
through the perils and thousand battles Of
The Army Of fennessee. He returned a few
months sgO and found her married. A feW
days before she had given her heart and
hand 70 q Captain in the United States
army. she says she still remains as de-
voted q rebel and al that kind Of thing as
she ever vas. POohi
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

President johnson astonished the
Massachusetts, Congressman the Other
day by appointing Ex.Viee President
Hamlin Collector Of the Port of Boston
The Aforesaid ~congressmen had recon-
mended one Of their own number, Mr..
GoOch So the extremists have been
disappointed successfully at Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York snd Boston.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

.. L"".. I'm -"
Miss Essex, a we'll dressed young Wo-
man, residing in Greenport, was stands
ing st the corner of Thompson and Ca
nal streets, waiting for a car, when a
mans painter 10 all appearances,
bearing a short ladder on his shoulder,
rapidly turned tho corner, and not
judging the distance right, came near
striking the lady on the head with an
end of the ladder he was carrying. As
luck would have it, or perhaps ill-luck,
the ladder missed the woman's head,
but struck her " waterfall" detached it
from the back hair, and caused a gen
eral discharge of the contents, which
combined the following articles: Two
curled hair puffs; one piece of mourn
ing Grape; two dark-colored pincushions,
and one black Worsted stocking. These
articles had previously been carefully
covered up by the slender locks Of the
maiden. Amid many expressions of
regret the man commenced to pick up
the psddings, for the purpose of return
ing them to the wearer, who retreated
in great confusion, without waiting for
her dry goods A little boy was sent
after her with the late fall but the
lady refused to recognize them. Our
reporter gave the boy 8 dime for n of
the pincushions, and intends to keep 1t
as q specimen-N I. Suu-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

A Washington dispatch says a North
ern Congressman called on the Presi,
dent Friday, and asked that one Of his
constituents be appointed to a place in
the Internal Revenue office in South
Carolina. The President informedhim
that he could find capable and loyal
men in the Southern States to fill the
offices and reorganize the State Govern
ment. Good for Andy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22
The March Of the cholera,

A dispatch from Washington, dated
the 18Th inst, says;
The State Department this morning
received intelligence from the United
States Consul, dated July q, Port Ma
hon, MsnoEea Island, that he h&d re.
ceived official notice that the cholera
has made its appearance on the coast
of Spain. The civic government Of the
Island had given directions that proper
care should be taken 10 prevent the
spreading Of the disease should vessels
arrive having it on board. The Consul
remarks in his dispatch to the Stats
Department that this is the principal
quarantine station in the Meditefrsne
an, and the information received may
be accepted as true. From the rapid
advance westward in the past few
Weeksit is apprehended that the dis
ease may become general
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

Among the sayings attributed to Adj
miral Fsrrsgut is one that you can no
more make sailor out of a lsndlubber
BY dressing him up in a s~ea-toggery
and putting a commission in his pock-
ct, than you could make a shoemaker
of him by .fllingsshim with sherry cob
bLsrs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

A pictorial history Of the United
States Armory, at Springfield, Mass, is
soon to be published II viii contain
several tine Photographic views Of the
armory grounds, some Of the principal
buildings on the bill, and the water
shops with elegant lssterspress dsscrip-
tons, and 3 brief history OF the armory
from its foundation
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

JndgeG. W. PasohAl of Austin, Tex
g, has been named IS a possible ap-
pointee to the vacant seat Of the U. s.
Supreme Court he has been 3 Union
man through the WAr, and IS one of The
Sblest lawyers in the Southwest BE
was formerly on the Supreme Bench Of
Arkansas.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

The number Of battles fought during
the late war IS 252. OF these the soil OF
Virginia drank the blood of SO. Ten
nessee witnessed 81, Missouri IS, Geor-
gia IL, South Carolina 10, North Caro-
lima II, South Carolina 10. Alabama Z,
Florida 5, Kentucky IA, the Indian
Territory aud New Mexico each.
Once the wave Of war rolled into q
Northern State, and broke in the great
billow Of Gettysburg. OF the battles
enumerated, &c were naval achieve
ments.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

Mr. JAMES E. MURDocH-This gifted
and popular actor viii resume his pro
fession during the present season. For
the past four years ne has given his
time and talents to raise money for the
Federal soldiers, and his services have
shown him t be n of the most en-
thusiastic and devoted supporters Of
the Union cause Whenever he mus
tiers himself out of his voluntary ser.
vice he viii be warmly welcomed back
10 the stage, where he received his
early triumpha
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

W.T.. wiseley Esq the editor of the
Southern Argus and Crisis, was in
jackson, Miss on the Sth inst, in fine
spirits, and contemplated the resump-
ton Of the publication of his paper at
Mobile in a few days. But before Ii
o'clock the night Of the sth he was 8
corpse. having died suddenly. The
Missinsippisn does not mention whai
caused his death.
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OILS.
vARNIsHEs.

S B5ls. copsl VAmisn, ! Bb Japan Vsrnish,
2 az Coach % Flowing
One barrel Black Leather.
For sale low, DT EWN PKNDLkTON'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

The Raleigh Progress gives the following
cure for 8 felOn As soon as the part be,
gins to swell, get the tineture Of lobelia and
TraPtho part affected with cloth saturated
thoroughly with tineturs, and the felon is
dead. An old physician says he has known
ito cure in scores Of cases, and il never
fails if applied in season. 8
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

General Grant had s magnificent re-
ception at Galena, his place of resi-
denoe, last Friday. his neighbOrs
couldn't get s speech out Of him. May
be they vii be more successful when
he runs for Mayor.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

"Want to see Grant mighty bad, do
you p said a blue-coated veteran to the
people erowding aboard the cars the
other morning, on their way to the
capital to get a squint at our famous
General "W-a-a-ll, why in thunder
didn't you come down TO the front,
when he wanted to see you, hey n
- WatereiHe Me Nail l5 & /
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

The carksviile Chronicle announces
The arrival at GAINESVILLE, on the 18th
inst, Of Gustavus A. Henry. He has
not jet received 4 pardon, but his ap-
plication is under consideration.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

The Democratic State Convention Of
Minnesota assembled at ST. Paul, on
the 10th inst Il adopted resolutions
sustaining the Presidents reorganiza-
ton policy, and IN favor of enforcing
the Monroe Doctrine
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

LEES APPIICATTog FoR PARDoE,-A
Riehmondlett to the Baltimore Anne
rican says;
You will e a good deal Of nonsense
originating in a Southern paper about
Gen. Lees applying for pardon 1t is
all stuff Gen. Lees application for q
pardon was drawn up and submitted to
his friends in this city two months ago,
before he left for the country. It is q
very long document, over eighteen pa,
ges of fOolscap. Gen. Lee made his sp.
application for pardon on his own &C
count, and not on account of others
and without any reluctance-st least
none expressed to his friends. General
Lee is not the man to excuse any aci
of his by pretending that it was done
tor the benefit Of others. By-the-by
speaking Of him reminds me that he
does not intend TO return 10 the city to
reside. The house On Franklin street
where he lived, lie now occupied by {
Hebrew family.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

The Milford Journal states that at a
performance of Fanehon," in hat
place, one evening last week, a young
man with his sweetheart on his arm
attempted TO pass the doorkeeper with
the announcement, "She goes in on q
hem What" exclaimed the aston
ished officer. "She goes in on a hen T.
was the energetic reply. 1t finally
turned out that the young woman had
furnished q hen to be used on the stage
during the evening, and so the couple
were allowed to pass in.
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
ANNIE: or

BT Mas. MAcKESzIE DAsEIs.
Author Of fsFernley Manor" Marrying for Mon
ey," &c.
tits elegantly end smoothly written; AL the sen
fiments iIernb0dies are the offspring Of q pure
mind IL a work full Of Era-e a0d harmony
DoaaE0s Geucjds .uw ~s
u will undoubtedly claim attention BY its clever
Montliv.
Inc style II hoWiag shd unaifs cted, and tbs dia
loque lively snd natural -Londo8 Cfac.
II abouads with mech true festngs IN 1t ave easy
London Bsd5y Tlses
Pres FIFTY Cent?. Msied postage psid on re
CENT Of price. F. A BRADY, Pubiishsr,
auz801it q ann 81, New Yosk.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

ApOIogists are beginning TO appear
in certain quarters for Champ Fergu-
son and Captain Weriz In s Few
months these fellows viii be daily en-.
rolled on tbs catalogue Of perseeutsd
saints.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

Right Rev. B. j. Lavalle, President
of St Mary's College, near Louisville,
has been appointed Bishop of Louis
vile.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

NEsRO TESTIMONY The y. o. Plea
yuae ssys free negroes il Louisiana
have slWays bssn admitted Is wit
Rssses IN courts sEsn Ia cases where
! white persons Eers parlieh
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

AlsenGble farmer near SteubenyilIe,
Ohio has spilled 10 the Freedmen's
Bureau At Washington for one hundred
coiored laboreFa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

IL NNH y n AA8NN
The State Central Committee Of the
Union Party of New York held 3 meet
ing in the city on the l7th inst, and
called & State Convention on the 10Th
Of September at Syracuse, Of the sup
porteTs of the Administration Of Abra-
ham Lincoln in the prosecution Of the
war against treason, and al who are in
favor Of sustaining the Administrations
Of Andrew Johnson and Reuben f
Fentop, 10 nominate candidates for
State ofRcerh The Herald says the
Committee was divided in sentiment as
20 the time and place Of the meeting Of
che convention, bat thas the less radi>
cal members fixed the time by the cast
ing vote of he chairman. The Herald
also saye- w
The discussion in regard 10 the terms
Of the call indicated that while the re-
publican character of the party was to
be symbolized in the terms referring to
Lincoln, the additional appeal 20 eli
who would support the Administrator
Of ANDY Johnson was meant 20 render
the call broad enough 10 take in any
Coalition or accessions which il should
be deemed expedient 20 entertain.
As the case stands ut this first step in
the action Of the republican orgAniEa-
ton, the councils Of Mr. Weed appear
70 be paramount There WAS 3 tat con-
oession on the part of even the mos
ultra Of the radicals that they must
ssow sway their negro suffrage pros
gfamme for more favorable Spportu-
nifty than they will have this year
Since the advent of the new Collector,
Preston King, the most astonishing
change has taken place among the rad
iosls they appear hushed and subdoed,
like whipped children.
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Buildings
1Aio2 on ta AND nlroo neat
Old Lumber.

r-rrrrg ads Hr" -
T Will OFFER FOR SALE, AT PUBLIC AUG
TION, on tie LIST aud Cd days Of Eepiember,
1895, the following GoYernme I Buildings, viz:
Transfers Quarters, On Vine street, north Of
Vine Street Stable, north Of Broad.
9 A large lot o. Old Lumber-in yard a4iAcelt TO
No. % south Cherry street
ALSO Additions 20 VI g.. Shop, No. 2, on north
Market street. Icing three 90 Sheds.
Additions to Belle View Building on north Cherry
street, beng e8f -r
O. 6 CcOk House and Dining Room.
Ore Bath Room. .e =.
One addition.
Stable Wood aud Tool House. Il Or
N~ashergomsn's House. -
Wash House
ALsO-Unhnished B0iiding vest Of Chattanooga
Depot. @
Sale 70 be made on the premises, commencing st
10 A n on the Est proTimo, and IN the order which
they sppear In this advertisement. !
Terms Cash. Buildings to be remoTed asthe ex-
pehse of the buyer.
By order % Col. A. J. MAoKAY, Chi, O. N. D. T.
A. W. WILLS,
aug20-td. 1 BTt. Major and A. q. NJ.
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day Of bis burial

The Memphis Bulletin mentions 8
report which had reached that city, Of
the killing Of Isaac L Balton, a few
MS dsys ago, by his fatherinlaw, Col John
Pope No particulars given. Col
Pope isone Of the most respected cit-
sens of Shelby county.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

The Mississippi State Convention, on
the 18th inst, adopted, unanimously,
an ordinance striking from the State
Constitution all clauses relating to
slavery. This shows that Mississippi,
the first State to act under the policy
Of President Johnson, is fully alive to
the responsibilities Of the times and
controverts Gen. Fitzpatrick idea about
the unreadiness Of the Southern peo-
pie for reconstruction.
The motion made on the 18th 10 in
terpose on behalf Of JEFF Davis and
Gov. Clarke, by way of memorial to the
President, was Withdrawn, and all re
cord relative to it ordered to be stricken
from the journal
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Dissolution

naR undersigsed have tbs day, by mus con-
\ sect, dissolved co partnership. E.P Core
Win continue the busieess at our old stanas NO. ~
CherrT street, Nsshyl e. he is au'hofised to re-
ceive ali j ouies due the firm, and win pay sii cut
auesa-9t CONE & TUNNEL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

Gen VIM. NJ Kidd Was accidentally
killed on his plantation in Jackson
Parish, La, on the 10Th nit, by the
falling Of . tree upon him. The New
oriesns True Delta says At the tine Of
hia death he was actively engaged in
endesyoripg TO restore harmony and
enforce the law among the people Of
his section OF the State he was ma
king speeches in many places, advising
the people 70 pursue = patriotic and
Ooncilisioty course, 70 make the most
OF the circumstances which surrounded
them, and 10 be obedient and loyal 20
the laws of he Government. He was
10 hsve delivered an address to a large
number Of his fellOW-citizens on the
day Of his burial
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Major General 4. ?. HOvsy has been
appointed Minister 10 Peru.
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Lost

GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON-blsck essmeIled
"a border, green spng in the centre. A liberal
Re Sard viii Be paid for the recovery Of the same al
Box once, Poland's Variety theatre. au22-lt
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UAvING bsez qualified As Administrator Of the
II e.fsfs OF s. Johen. 81, ceceesed, not &c II
HEREBY 2 ven to all pers0Hs bsEisg elNne agafnst
ssid estste. OF owing the same, 70 come forward
anS setie according 20 Law.
N. 8HYER,
on0a2-ste o3 North Colege street.
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nLEaSANT ROOMS and coed board eae Be OBJ
Il taned 81 A Ssuih ChsTry street ot genttemen
and thor wives; also single genaemee and Day
Bogrders. Moderate tems. ansSSA
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9Eiv SausrtisenIents.


MARTIN, lately employed At the brics
va ABOVE the Reservoir, is Il qnested % senc
- Ss5-ses 10 ALEX s BRADLEY,
w66-2Es l~J Nashville Tenn
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LIQUORS.

3 BbIs Alcohol, % per cent.
- 70 per cent.
60 Proof Spirits,
3 3" Pitts Whisky, pure, for Med. purposes.
(" Pure French Brandy, = ff
{" Holland Gin,
Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
For sale Low, b. EWIN 4 PENDLE10N.
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Admlnisfratnr'a Nptloa.

A IL rerscus having accounts Ind cefnAudl
- aRnEst tbs estais 81 sarah MorRa1, eeooased,
WI pfeseat ten % ms fof aEmeel
susio-sn ldns1sfnlcf &.
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Land for Sale.

on o. 100 AcRA EoR - ~ -
- -. Tafna FaaEo1ahla,
49, CHlLpk@
suts-lA MaCsn p''st R~hVAs
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Wanted.

x O00 BusHELs Whest-hoiosi fz Ekich
OsOOO he highest narket pree VII b paid
b. n. A. PARRISH . CD
sug2o-lm Markel and coIege. sousa Of Broad.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

-svE ASSOCIATED WITH THshsELNE'
~ AZ. a. O.. WILEY, in the Nursefy ~
S,5ess an business vii be couHaued hereAiie
npder the name Of
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A re RECEIVING AND HAVE IN STORE.
15a Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey.
SO Viewers MOnOngahela Whisky.
90 " Robertson county, "
q Fine old Lincoln county
10 Old Peach Brandy, very ice.
10 I" Old apple
10 F~insimported Heunesy Brandy.
5 Casks Fine STAR and 'Creseent" Port Wine
imported.
10 Casks Sherry Wine, superior quality)
70 Pipes superb Bhine Wine
80 !" Weeks Fine CatsEba Wine.
1C0. = l~opgworth's sp srkiing CataEba Wine.
100 " Imported Csret Wine
10 Casks Fine Jamaica Rum
10 " Imported dollsnd Gin.
50 Cases genuine Nachatd Absynthe.
10 Casks Suueror OatsEna Brandy.
100 Barrels Fine 4. O.Sugsr. -l
25 " Csffee
20 Bills and y bbls. Powdered Bar. Sugar.
60 " B Crashed Sugar.
80 Bags Prime Rio Coffee
25 Bbls and = bb,s n D MClasses.
100 Boxes Superior German Soap.
ESQ " SiAF and summer Candles.
100 4" Starch.
200 Cases assorted Matches.
100 4" BCsoda.
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BITTERs,

BUFFERS.
brakes Plantation Eitts-s,
Bull's Cedron s 'tvs3
Hostetter's Stomach +"
BOorhsYe's Holland -" ltil
HooBend's German
For sale low, By EWfN 3 PEEDLEToN.