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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

The party consisting Of Messrs. Leauder
Tompkins, John Taylor aud James Burnett,
whom we stated in our issue OF yesterday
were arrested for robbery near the Belle
View Hospital we're exouoratod from the
charge preferred sEaiHst them when
brought to trial, and honorebly discharged.
Ii gives us pleasure to make this statement
IS the parties are worthy young men.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

NASHVILLE MAEUrACTUHr The msnuEac-
tire Of carriages, buggiel and other We
h.cles, is carried on IN Nashville with a
degree Of skill and excellence nowhere sur.
passed, as viii be seen by any one visiting
the establishment OF Myers i Hunt, 2
North Market street. Express wagon p,
carry-alls, light and read wagons and sulk-
les, are all made there, and largo stock Of
every kind Of vehicle De- kept on hand. SEQ
tl.-r aIEerlL.emeuL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

II, conformity with 8 mode Of advertising
f,rn5 advantageous, and indeed necessary
Fl, alber cities, we hsve determined to COM
r,eBco q business Directory in tho Union,
s,s vide sud numerous circulation fitting it
peculiarly lor the purpose. The Directory
Nh contain the uam-s, address and busi-
ness or profession, of those advertising
nit. arranged under classified heads, as
.lD-n,s." claw" Dry Goods" etc. The
s,ls.rfptfons for cards to appear IN tho
Nashville Union Directory VIII be 80
for ono year, or 50 Tor six months which
Is the shortest period for which card VIII
he taken
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

SrrErrARY SEwARD.-A Washington
letter 10 the New York Post says:
There Is little anxiety respecting Mr.
Seward now. He will undoubtedly re
cover, but he will present a sad specta
Gle to his friends; his face IS cut and
rashed. and his broken jaw disigure.
him. lie has already begsn % consid
or the business of the Department, and
his recovery is so RAPID that ell
thoughts Of appointing some one to &c.
temporarily in his place have been dis
missed II well, Mr.. Seward will re
main az the head of the State Depart
ment It is well known that he wa.
for years a warm personal friend Of Mr.
Johnson in the Senate.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

For sALE.-One Of the most desirable
stocks Of dry goods, boots, shoes, and hats,
in thiscity. This is in thevery bestlocality
in Nashville and the house which will be
rented to the purchaser is old and we'll
known to all the city and county people.
For further particulars call Immediately at
this Office. wv
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

PREsENrATIoN.-On last Monday evening
an extemporanoous meeting Of citizens and
soldiers was held in the Post Chanel al
Murfreesboro. The object Of the meeting
was not made known to any one until the
audience was called to order and Chaplain
Earuslaw requested to take the stand. AZ
ter brief address upon the happier epi-
sodes Of the war-the friendly associations
that have ariseB--the agreeable social inter
course, not soon TO be forgotten, that has
occurred among those whom the cbsnces
Of war has thrown together-the CbapIain
proceeded to state that as menento ofthe
high regard entertained by the loval citi-
zens Of the place Tor Brigsdier General H.
P. VauCleve both ss q gentleman and
soldier, one Of their number was pleased 10
present to him handsome American gold
watch ard chain, which were thcreupon
gracefully handed ever. The General after
expressing his appreciation Of the compli-
ment, said that on one occasion when Gen
eral Crittenden's command, with which he
was at the time connected, Yves camped up
on the mountains, during The uighta STAN
pede occurred among the horses and mules
aud as they were rushing through the
camp General CriHenden suddenly awaken
ed and arising in his bed exclaimed +" Sur
prisel at last" His surprise on this occs- /
sion, though equally complete was however
Of a much more plessurable character.
After further remarks by several persons
present, showing the grateful estimotion !
N which General VanCleve is held by both |
,itizens and soldiers, the meeting dis
1eraod we'll pleased with the episode.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

Whereas, It appears from evidence in the
bureau Of military Justice that the atrociol S
murder Of the late President, and attempt
oil murder Of the Hon. ". Il. Seward, Sec
rotary Of State, melted, concerted, by and
between jefferson Davis, late Of Richmond,
7 Va, and Jacob Thompson, Clement Clay,
( Beverly Tucker, George Y. Sanders, ". G.,
CIeary end others, rebels aLd trai,o 5
/ sssiEs. the Government Of tie Unit
States, ha-bozed in Canada, row, there
fore, TO The end shat Justice may be done,
], Andrew johnson, President Of O Q
United States OF America do offer
'or the arrest Of said persons, OF either Of
them, within the limits Of the United
S sizes, s0 that they con be brought 70 trial,
The following rewards: 100000 for the az
rest of JEFF Davis 5I0a.o00 for the arrest
OF Clement o. Clay; SI00 O5o for the arrest
Of Joc5b Thompson. late Of Hiss. S25,o50
f'- the ar-es; of Geo. n. Saunders $4,000
for thea--ss,os Beverly Tucker, and $4,000
for the arrest of W. C. Clesry, late clerk Of
G. C. Clay. The Provost Marshal General
o. the United States IS directed 90 cause
description OF such persons, with notice Of
The above rawsrIs, &, b2 published.
Tn testimony whereof have hereuuto
set INV band, and cAusej the greet seal OF I
the United States to be affixed, done e. the /
city of Washington, lhe 81 day Of May, /
1850, and Of the Independence Of the Z. S. /
Of America the s0lh.
Signed ANDREW JOHNSON.
". HUNTER, Secretary Of State.
SPRINGFIELD, H., May 2.-The funeral
train arrived here at o'clock this morn
ing. All the wsy from Chicago persons
we're gathered, and mourning emblems
were everywhere displayed. An immense
crowd was at the principal depot as the re-
mains were conveyed to the Capital, where
.he apartments were draped in most elab-
,rate and beautiful style. Deep solemenity
prevailed; the bells tolled and minute guns
we're fred. Thousands Of persons are here
rom adjoining States.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

A dispatch from Washington says
the President Is employed in the pre-
paration Of a proclamation declaring
all vessels sailing under the rebel flag
piratical; and ordering our navy to
pursue, and treat them as such when
cqpturfl
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Nav Waiting for the Yer
dict" is the suggestive name Of now
piece 10 be produced tonight. This play
BE- full Of stirring incident, keeping the in
forest Of tho spectator on the stretch from
the start. Crime, arrest, and ell tho stir
ring scene oG trial and condemnation are
portrayed. "Uuclo TOMS Cabin" that
great production Of American genius, will
shortly be produced. The ladies wiz learn
with pleasure That another afternoon per
formance win take place on Monday. Il
is for the benefit of Nr. j. Huuuoy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

The editor Of the Baltimore Ameri
can, in a recent letter from Havana,
stated that JEFF Davis had $4,000 in
specie deposited in banks in that city.
II this is true, it no doubt the object
of Davis 10 go TO Havana Whilst cur
forces are watching for him 90 cross the
Mississippi river, he may escape on
a small vessel from some point on the
Florida coast This can be easily ac-
complishod.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

Msegr5 Editors Of the Union l see in
your issue of to-day an article evident
" intended to question the loyalty OF
some of the aspirants for the United
States Senate, and which mentions the
name Of the Hon. David T. Patterson
as one Of that number.
Myobiect is merely to do that justice
10 Judge Patterson which he so well
merits, not that I expect TO support
him nor do I think he expects me un-
der existing circumstances; but hailing
from the same county, and knowing
well his procliyities since the war, /
take this method of informing the pub
lie that to challenge his loyalty in our
country would be treason to the United
States
At the time Judge Patterson was re-
elected | was serving in one of his
Courts as Clerk under the old order Of
things, and when in his official capacity
he called TO my county, asked himifhe
intended TO administer the Confederate
oath to the officers of his Court, he re-
piled he would not, and assured me,
that would be the last thing he would
/ DO.
During his stay at my town, we en-
ployed ali the idle hours in arranging
for Union men to make their way from
/ Tennessee TO Kentucky, and so close
/ " was Judge Patterson watched, that
he could only visit my house after night
and for fear he would not have time &c
make all necessary arrangements, he
brought his friend along who was after
wards was a Captain in the Fedora
army, to make full and complete az
rangement8 for all who would go
Ho only held the Office at the earn
est solicitation of his loyal Unior
| friends who reposed in him the utmOz
confidence, and who never had reasol
to doubt his loyalty in the least
MruBER FROM HNCoCE.
Mus 1865.
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BuLr sorrrry.-An adjourned meeting
OF the Davidson County Bible Society viii
be held on Monday evening, the 4th inst,
90 so'clark, ia the Lecture Room Of tho
Second Presbyterian Church, at which
time officers will be elected for the ensuing
veHr
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ACOOd Home.

We have for sale, in Edgefeld, q neal
Brick House, lCitb four T0oBis---good cistern
meat fence, Gc. Has beautiful situation
in a splendid neighborhood. VIII be sold
extremely loJ7 for cash.
ARLINGTON * FARRAR, Agts.
Apr2Slw. No. II, College Street.
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A Coon EsTAFTEsHuESr.-No refer our
numerous readers 30 She advertisement Of
Messrs. Paul A Sanford IN to-day's paper.
They propose to DO o general Forwarding
and Commission business, also TO keep for
sale nll kinds Of Agricultural Implements,
Carriages, EusE.csa and Wsgon-Maker.
maierial Mr.. Paul Is O man Of great ex.
pcaeuce in the Commission aud Forward.
inC business, haviug been engaged in it fol
q number Of years in Columbus, Ohio. MI
Sanford, the junior partner, wss formerly
receiving teller in The First National Bank
Of this city, for somo time. and gave euur,
satisfaction, both 10 the officers and 20 mum
orous patrons Of that Institution. Paul
saudiord's Farming Implements will al
ways be Of the most improved pattern an,
they Propose 70 keep good supply on hand
Now, that "th.s cruel war is over" IN,
multitude VIII be ready toturu their atten
ton 20 the laudable occupation Of uu.n.
the soil, and They viii GuI thc right kin,
Of Implements 40 Paul * sauiord's.
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Our readers will see, by referring to
"new advertisements" this morning, that
frst class military goods house has been
opened in the Colorado Building, No. AZ,
North Cherry street, by Messrs. A. D. Tits
worth & Co., gentlemen possessing excel
lent business qualifications, upright in
their dealing, correct in department, and
polite and courteous to all who give them
call. They are well aud fayorably known
in the 4th army corps, and noword Of COM
msndation from US is needed to induce the
oficera and men Of that gallant command
to call on them for whatever they may
need. To others we would cay that Tits
worth & Co. will keep constantly on hand
large assortment of goods in their line, Of
a superior quality, which viii be sold at
prices as reasonable as the rates cf any SIM
/ liar establishment in the city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

o.. 6. szvAr0a's ELEcr0S.-Tho election
Of two Senator % the United States Sen ate
takes place this morning. The occasion
viii be one Of great interest.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

WWsEry 70 soLDIEEs. Michel Mona
han, government employee, believing that
the.eppra9ch Of peace would soon deprive
him OF employment, concluded 10 com
mguce new business, and went into the
liquor trade. Being new 10 the business be
was 60 uulucky as 60 cell to a wrong class
OF customers, and got on the Provost Mar
fhal'e register yesterday, as having been
guilty Of selling whiskcy Go soldiers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

Gold is falling, 30 is the price Of Photo
graphs at the Gallery of the Cumberland.
Card Pictures now only S. per dozen.
aprlI-tf A. &. MORSE, Is Cedar st.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

Brfradier General Miller will review the
Garrison Of Nashville this afternoon st 3
o'clock on the Granny White Pike, imme-
diatsly outside the works near the Peniten-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

All persons afflicted with private diseases
would do well 20 call on Or. A. Richard
Jones, No. % Deaderick street, up stairs.
DR.. j. may be found in his Office at sll
hours. APPS
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TuE sULTsN1 DISASTER, which occurred
about eight miles above Che city Of Menu
pa.z, on the Mississippi river, st FogIo-
mans Landing an tho ArEaE6as shore, was
one OF the most fatal marine disasters that
ever happened on this continent, tho loss
o. life being twice az largo as that in any
similar scc.deut that we can recall. There
were two Thousand three hundred persons
on board, aud al lcas, dAscn hundred of
them persisted! Tho explosion Of tho Sui
taua will long be remembered by all who
navigate or travel over tho Western waters.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

TKElsUEv AGENCY.-T. c. Callicott, ESQ,
Treasury Agent az this place, has been pro-
NOTED 60 more extensive field Of duty.
he leaves Nashville Tor Charleston, where
theGovernment Treasury office Of the whole
State Of South Carolina, and The lower Por-
ton Of Georgia, viii be committed 20 his
experienced hands. Ever courteous and
thoughtful Tor the interests OF those w:ih
whom he has to deal, AIr. Callicott has w5n
esteem and regard. lie viii be sccompa-
MED by D. j. Manly. Esq, his chief clerk
gentleman whose suavily and obliging
disposition have gained Tor him the respect
Of al. Jas. +. Diliin, Esq, the respected
representative Of Giles county in she Leg
ialature Of this State. This gentlemsn's
energy, knowledge Of business and ac-
quaintanee with our commercial position
and the wants Of our merchants, give assu,
rance that hsir,erests OF our citizens viii
meet with every attention. We learn that
with the exception mentioned above. IN,
clerks in the olice viii remain.
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TomEr.-see the advertisement Of Brooks
patent writing and toilet case, for soldiers
and travellers it is invaluable, and il has
won expressive Communications. i can be
used on horseback, aud is inPeTmssble to
rain.
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OLD IHEa1EE.--LaUra Neeue never made
o more profound Impression than she is
now doing in Nashville. The unaffected,
easy, natural style OF sotiug has charm
IN 't whichis iDcyprossibly attractive. To-
night she plays Mrs. Barney BIeukinsop In
''Ihc Poster Brother, or the Wives OF Ire
land Harry Hawk plays Larry. This
piece Is Illustrative Of Irish life, manners.
and suPerstiuons, and win be found emin.
entity amusing.
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Pearl Miniatures, in Oil, or Water colors.
Get the genuine at the Gallery Of the Cum
berlaud. aprll-u
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IHrFrxrmLs-Ths remains Of President
Lincoln will bo buried at Springfield, Iiii-
u0is, 70 day.
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HcFsrs SToLEN.-Thieves Of every de-
scription are in this vicinity practicing
their profession with impunity. They paid
their respects to some Of the citizens Of
EdreGeld night before last, with tho fol-
lowing result: From Mr.. G. Leslie they
stole fno horse. Mr.. II. Haaslock was
made e victim Of theirs TO the extent Of an
other fine horse, and our esteemed friend
Joel Davis, Of the Adams Express Compa-
nv, suffered the loss Of two fine ponies. We
hope the rascals will be apprehended and
the horses returned 10 their owners.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

LAcFR BEEB AT rHE LIsHT HoVsu-WALI-
FR's S-oCE All At rHE LIGHr HoUsU.-Iu st
received at the Light House, large stock
Of Cincinnati Lager Beer and Walkers
stock Ale, the very best brewed anywhere.
Retailed az 10 cents per glass.
The Light House Garden, pleasant re-
sort, is open for visitors Come and enjoy
yourselves, at Ne. @. Cherry street, be-
tween Dcsdsrick sad Ceasr streets.
avr gs-lw.
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RugorpEg's CoyEr.-As usual there was a
great number OF deliuquents before this
Court yesterday. drunkenness constituted
the chief item for consideration. The Of
Tenders were fined aud lccurcd. Several
cases Of d.sorJcrly conduct were tried and
the result, We hope, viii promote the peace
o. r the city 60 q considerable extent. There
was nothing of greater iuteros. before the
Cour, than the rboyo, and a few other Of
fences of minor Importance.
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At The Bankrupt Sale Store, No. SO Mar
ket street, between Union and the Square,
whore q largo assortment can be found.
S. LIEBERNAN, Proprietor.
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o-r JOB OFFrcE.-We sre ezecutingeyery
description Of plain and fancy JOB Print
inc +. the nestost style, and ct the lowest
prices, II this Office.
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Lumber Of all lengths and descriptions
Tor sale low ut knight Bros. Yard Rolling
Mil Hi
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Election Notice.

UNION AND PLAINTIFFS BANKS. Z
NaEIgI1tE, April - lsla )
There W.H b. a me~1rg ~ the sfocE loiirr1 q
The ia0u ans paaufer's Banks cg Monday iiir -
o.. May next, no their respective BEnEuF houses ir
Nashville a- ~ O'Clock M. 20 take into cansal
enatIuu De subject a surreElsrug .ha charters o
the ESQ hsnk- ali smiling up f'la.r Siam.
BY order % The respective dosrfs
JOS. ". ALLEN. Cash Unon HErk.
u. WEAVER, Cash. riE1.er's l.aue.
surE1-ff
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TEyo PURCHASE, TWENTY GOOD WORK Muies
Tor ne uaa o. ne CorpoIston of Nashville Ap
~ a. tha upper end q tha Market HOUSE.
iOHs HuGH EMITH,
- AIS
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CoNE & rUSSFt This frm has received
the Louisville journal and Press Of the 81
aud Cincinnati Gazette and Commercial Of
Tho gul.
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Tho Bes. Coal for steam is Tho Cum6er-
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Information wanted Of James MKoo
who enlisted in Capt. Alleys Company
fCol. Gfllespis's Regt.) in 1861, in Rebel
army, would be thankfully received by
sd5ressiur this Office. may3-2l'
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken in
three seconds by Mr.. Ferdinand, the great
Baby Tanner, al the Gallery Of the Crmber
ana aprll-tI
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The attention Of Gentlemen wishing q
comfortable Boarding House, convenient t6
the p. o -, is directed to the advertisement
headed Boarding, " under the head o.
New Advertisements.
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For Boots and Shoes at reduced prices
call of q Cherry street. msy3-5t.
Tho best and cheapest French Valices
and HayoraacEs can DO had at q Cherry
street. may5-5t
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The genuine Cumberland C0alca be had
Of knight Bros. OHee st Driver L Browns,
No, 80 West Public Square.
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For sale at this office, one Hand Wagon,
nea-Iy new, which VIII be sold cheap.
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p. N. pAyIs.-Ths UcwsdcElcr, at the
sgwauee House hes received The Army and
Navy journal, Nayoriy Magazine, Flag OF
our Union, aud the ten cent novelette, Of
The Gold Robber."
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NOTICE.

~ the 5th Cavalry LTsisou, cnrnmsndei b bre
Vai MAJOR General Hatch. vii ana u % her 81
vantage % esn ca 7. y. bigney, No. 10 Cherry e.
%, 81 Club Houaal apfl6-tt
tT., p. and d. copYI
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on p-9s-, t5r sale at this Office. Tie
largest in the city.
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70 the Unmarried.

GRACE VAN EVERY, TIKI GIFTED Cls.r-
" Yoyznt and Fuiurlst, can, by tie ald Of TIE
HUpec0rE. produce perfect Likeness 20 your M
ture partner giving be dais o The hsppy event.
iesdlng traits Of caarlscter, occupllun, whether
rich or pocr, Post once sdtrezs and other Falua-
h .nisrnlston, II desired.
send b mai, PFspGia, One DelizF, snd Rss
6tAmp, with MI assonpflon of youraed, and /
vii rstura toe hksasss, WITH the shove iniounas
Eoa. Address
aRAcK VAH kVERE,
tahse-aass,as ?. o, pFsEsT ste, netfall, ~ }.
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TO EMPLOYEES.
Powers Of Attorney
Wanted

no RECEIVE PAY FROM GOVERNMENT,
4 draNn up. STAMPED, a11 Gers Del foa 80 p =.
4 County CiafH's Oifre. Couri- hafisa- aplA-luf-
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Vouchers Wanted.

n 600 To 5000 DOLLARS VOUCHERS
ZO.UUU wanted Immediately, to an order,
Hy d. G. FRENCH & co,
aprl}-2ta City Bank Building.
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E.H. THUMPsON's shirt Depot,
apr25-T - Cherry ST., near Union.
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Shirts at NJ York Prices

Apr2sIw.