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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

LABoREEs WAETEn.-We have received
from an esteemed correspondent q vOry
sensible communication, 50 which We in.
vite serious attention. There are many
negroes in this city who find It hatd to &c:
e living, while in the country thore is a
Eant Of hsnds 70 work. In Louisville the
ssme state o. Things existed, and one month
ago the military Commandment ordered
such negroes to leave that city IS could no.
show that they we're fully employed. The
consequences was, as reported in the Louis-
vile Journal, hat for some days from one
10 two hundred negroes s day applied for
passes and went into the country to work.
This inside them and their families COM
fortabls, and snsblsd those who were left
behind to get a living without having to
rely on charity or pilfering for bread
Daily evidence is furnished st the Record
er's court Of need o. e similar policy
being instituted here. Our correspondent
sayE; .
II your paper Of the ssh there is Al sr-
ticle on TIE high price Of vegetables, NEST,
and articles Of food produced in this Sec
ton. That such Is Che fact we al know
and are agreed. The remedy Is the point
TO discoss aad decide. What We want IS
peace, security and labor. The frst is
near a hand, We hope. The second must
soon follow the hrst. Il msy rot come
soon enonsh this season, 70 cause any
greater breadth Of land b be planted or
sown. The third is the main question. La
Dor is Whas We want: not 70 plant more this
season, bat 10 save what We already
have in the ground For one /
have planted more than II is possible
TO cultivate aDd cave. visited your city
c few days since to hire Elk or eight hands,
net a single one could 1 get, There were
people there doing nothing, but they pro-
fssscd TO be afraid Of guerrilla. zee no
way 70 rid your city Of e needy, destitute,
lewd and unnecessary population, and to
place them where they can earn q ccm-
Portable support, and be made 3 producing
instead Of s consuming population, but to
use compulsion. Let the legislative, the
MAAthhEsg VI AhN Ekg hutiVA4F4@9 NNA Wv
matter in hand, and send to the country
on such terms as may be thought proper,
al who have not any regular, steady en-
ployment. know, Of my personal knowl-
edge, Of several individuals wishing to en-
gage in various kinds OF h~usbandry, and
although they had the money to invest,
they were deferred from doing so this
season, blythe scarcity and uncertainty Of
labor. Must we who have " taken the
chances, I" lose q part Of our crops, because
the negroes lack confidence, or are too lazy
10 20 to the country? Give us the labor, and
we wiz give you vegetables, or any article
Of food Of local production, at fair prices,
without regard to the price Of gold, dress
patterns, or domesties. Push somebody,
Mr.. Editor, and lei as have all the labor we
want that, and that only, will bring down
prices.
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River and sIeaab0al News.
MlttE Auu D~todAAasas NoHs-
ARRIVALS.
Amelia Poe, Pittsburg.
Bermuda, Louisville.
DEPARTURES.

Bermuda, Louisville.
DEPARTuREs.
Pilgrim, Pittaburg.
River still rising slowly, with thirty feet
on Harpsth Shoals. II was expected TO
come to a stand last evening. Business
was active al the river quite an amount Of
cotton was shipped. The weather was very
fair, warm, and pleasant.
All persons wishing to 90 . p the cumbeT-
land should cali upon Boyd 4 PEBBLES
agents, foot Of Broad, where they can take
passage on the Cuba for Burksviile, and ali
intermediate points. Tho Cuba stsrtes al
10 o'clock Hig morning.
The Miami, $ neat and popular boat
with clever officers, leaves st noon, this
day, for Louisville. Boyd i PEBBLES
agenta.
The louisville Journal Of yesterday says
the Rob Roy arrived from Nashville, and
left for Cincinnati. No departures FOR thii
place. The Ohio was falling, with S II s in
in the canal, and #. 5 in. in the IRdisr
Chute.
The Burt Lsvi was blown up as We stated
several lives were lost ) particulars ar
! given elsewhere.
The Cincinnati Commercial, Of the 22d
mentions the arrival Of the Rocket from
Nashville. Havana left for this city.
The Hayana, Capt. Vorhies, viii isavI
for Cincinnati at 4 O'Clock this evening"
Mslin a Sen, agents.
Maliu & Son are agents Tor the Miami
which leaves to day.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

VIZ do not profess to be the c1ly Physi.
elan in the city, " who may be found a. hi.
Office st sll hour5 day or night &" nor d
We, in Offering cur services % the invalid
desire 70 recommend ourself in preferencc
to other equally well established aud ex-
~perienced physicians; nor do we pre-
lend 10 be infallible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement We
do not claim the possession Of any a0Older-
fuI secret remedies, OF extraordinary agree
able treatment or paiiGttUeSj as all sensible
men must know, that success IN the prsc-
lice of medicine, dOes not depend 30 much
upon the discovery Of neg remedies, or Tei5
nodes Of treGtHCat, IS upon the sklllfpl use
Of those agencies necessary to a perfect cure
and this can be acquired only by expo
Renee and patient application. We res
gecttaliy refer the public 70 our general ad-
Fertisoment, in another part d the paper.
Office h0urs from 6 Ia the morning al 3
81 night. i. T. CoLEaAEl d.. -.
81 North Cherry st Nashville, Tenn
RrxExBEa the large sale Of books this
morning at Crunk, Glaseoek & Co.'s, No. 70
Public Square. 1t
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ExPLosIoEO Of THE BURD Levine havI
| already mentioned the explosion ofthis boat
wel.known in this city. The Evansvill,
journal, Of last Saturday, gives the follow.
ing particulars, showing that racing wa
the probable cause Of the disaster
The Burd Levi blew up last evening op.
posite West FrzEkiin, while ascending ths
/ river, and was totally destroyed. Andy
Pee, bar:keeper, was killed, ana J. M
| Swift, chief clerk, snd three colored deck
| hands ana one colored fireman, are miss,
ing-dead. Of course. The BUrd Levi had
lust carried the llth Indian Cavalry from
/ Eastport 10 St. Louis, and was on her way
70 Louisville, entirely light, and but ous
passenger on board. She and tho HWRE-
man lett PaducEh together, and the Bud
Levi had got considerably ahead Of the
Huntsman. Having been clipping tne
willows FOR some time, the pilot said 10 the
| mate, who was in the ~pilot-hOuse: "Iu
hold sher oct IN the rive ; / don't like to
Gin the willows with so little steam =
thinking that the engineer was c~Ereless
about getting along. Hehad scarcely made
the remark when the boat blew up. The
/ explosion was both up and down,
knocking 2 hole through the hull,
and she very soon filed and went
down, turning bottom upward. Captain
ROBERTS, from whom We obtained these
facts, was in his state-room, att, asleep, and
hasteniag out found the boat a wreck and
Going down. The pilot hsd just passed the
clerk, who was sitting reading, having just
reached tho wheel when the explosion oc-
CURED. The survivors took 70 the water,
and were rescued by citizens o! West Frank.
lin ia skifrs and were trested with the ut
most kindness, and put aboard the Hunts
man, which brought them up. some o.
the cidsebsof West Franklin say they saw
a man, supposed TO have been the Clerk,
blown fsrtT on fifty fset into the air, ana
fell about zoo feet from the boat into the
river. The body Of Pee, the bar-keeper,
horribly mutila5ed, was brought up on the
Huntsman. T. coffin was pfccured here 10
which the body OF Poo was placed to be
taken to New Albany, where be leaves q
wite and several children. Swift, the clerk,
as we'll as the balance Of the crew, belonged
in New Albany Swift was q red-haIreu
man, rsther robust, rs yo rs old. The
Burd Levi was owned in New Albany BY
Captain Roberts 4 Co, ana was a coed
boat. She had just carTied9oO Of the nth
cavalry to St. louis, aud itls ~providential
that she did not explode while they were
nm hoe-d
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Two HcssASps-WutcH DO roc LoyE7-
A quiet looking negro, John ovorton, vas
charged berors he Recorder yesterday with
knocsing 81 Mlly siosler's door and ours-
ing when ID was not opened. Nhliy s 9
tidy looking little Aunty she stated that
! she had two husbands. The dyst BY whom
| she had two children, had been sent by his
master, M. Lusien siegler, down thc river,
! before The var, on account Of g diHeuliy
/ he cot into. She hsd not seen him since
unta Tuesday night hss nos 8 solde5
/ and having arrived IN this city, he called
upon her. he was With her whea John
rspped At the door, and she could not Jet
him in last then. John said he could rot
help lettng out q curse or sEo. when his
wife kept him oat while abe had another
man with her. The Recorder asked Milly
which Of The two husbands she was gong
10 live with . she said she reskonei
the second. n she could get along
with him, but she had hardly hsd time
YET 10 talk U The first The Recorder then
enquired; " Which ofths two dc yoa love
hestg" With a perplexed look and casting
down her ewes, the poor woman rsPliod-
her lp euivering With emotion eThs
hui, be Is The father ofny children. III,
scene was 6 sad picture Of s,avtFys vie 70,
sHls. Poor John--We pitled him-WsI hned
eve dollars.
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FoE TKtAL,-Frsnk Dunnlng, charged
with stealing one hundred snd thirty-sevop
dollars from q negro near she Chattanooga
depot on Monday, was next day committed
for trial BY the Recorder, he 5 = notorious
thief. On q soldier who was trying 70 set
down the river thesame evening was found
eli the money but twenty-five dollars, and
that amount was obtained from q govern
ment detective, 10 whom il had been given,
The poor hard working negro, Allen,wh
seven months pay had been stolen, we are
glad 90 state, got his MONEY again. Capt
Loveioy ard his patrol arrested the per.
netrator Of aha act.
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co,n Doxr.-The eommittes \ =,

Coop DoxE.-The committee appointed
to relieve returned and destitute secession
soldiers have been able odO great amour
OF good. Up to Tuesday night one
hundred and eighty two men had been
assisted. Yesterday we bslieve from eighty
70 one hundred more had been assisted.
We hope citizens wiz aid this good work.
The citiGensOf Louisville are very active
in the samo way.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

HovE A0AE.-Many Of our readers will
be graH6ed o learn, rs We are, that our es-
Unable young friend John overtcu, Jr., is
once more ~ home, hesrtier snd healthier
than he ever was before. The hardahips
and exposures incident 10 and inaeParable
from q soldiers life, hav'nt impaired, bat
rather perfected his physical development
and improved hH general health. he IS al
his fstder's bcauuHl place near this city.
I renewing the sacred ties OF friendship, and
perhaps Of love. heartily wish Am al
u~nc'oudei future, with the priceless bless
i inrs Of contentmou and everlasting peace
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

NUrsAyCrS-Ay. AFFEAL-The business
Of buying, curing, aud selling hides is g
regular mercantile one, and often one OF
much importance. On Tuesday, on the
complaint OF neighbors, with The tsstimo-
ny Of members of~thc police, a fne Of
twenty dollars was inflicted upon Nessrs.
Govern a Arnold, on the charge OF their
hide estnbliahment, on Front street. being
g nuisance. The firm contend that their
business Is carried on with proper attention
70 cleanliness, and that their business is less
a nuisance, ss conducted by them, than
candle or soap factories that the butcher
q tho market hiss a business which is as
much q nuisance NJ theirs. They have sp-
pealej from the decision Of the Recorder
Court to the Circuit Court, and they feel
confident that the testimony Of noighbors
will be sufficient TO oauseh jury torendor a
verdict ia their favor.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

PRoPERLg QuAzTERED.-A number Of re.
bel soldiers, who have returned TO theil
duty, but mere without homo, have bsen
quartered on rebel symPathiser in this city
It Is but fair that those who whsedled o.
forced "the boys to the 6eld without go
ing themselves, should do a little dancing
10 their own mhsic.
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A THoAoUoH Row.-lesterdsy . yellow
girl named Jane Swanson was brought be-
fore the Recorder. with one eve lied up snd
face bruised. Il appeared that some quar-
rel took place 81 a house OF III fame she
keeps on smoky row, owing % seine deera-
ded visitor Offering a present. Of dhy cents
% 3 sooty skinned damsel OF The harem :
"picayune" prooseding which awoke hol
indignation The guards entered. The
non-commisssoned ofBeer in charg = went NJ
stairs, snd On arriving - the top Jsne CAV,
him . heavy blow with a billet q wood
a~ndSaen dreE 8 knife from her bosom Wit
which she attempted 70 cut him. The sol.
der threw her down s~tsirs, she landed OF
her head in total dissrsaukameat Of crime.
line, and lay -insensible anti recovered b.
shs aid Of cold water. A crowd collected
much swearing and abuse was cerried on
principally BY 'aoOss" soldie1. Jase va
lined hny dollars.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

Train TaRoU0H We are pleased 10 be
able 10 say that our connection with the
outside world 10 resumed. Last evening &
train got through from Louisville, not the
ara that started, for 8 space Of a mile and a
half had 70 be crossed 10 connec the trains
from each eZtremity-but passengers and
mail matter were transferred, and the tran
sit trough was accomplished.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

s~oLDIER's DEATHs Deaths Of wounded
secession :]soldicrs at Hospital No. =, from
LIST to 18th Of the present month WIN, A.
Bailey, 3lst Miss. Jacob Kernos, coPd, Isl
North Carolina; A. Marten Lee, Buford';
escort; Abner Mills, 9Th Miss. Samuel T.
NJ. Daniels, Sd Tenn. cavalry.
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GkN. QrARLEs.-B.ig. Gen. Quarles, who
was captured at the Franklin fight, and has
since remained in Franklin hospital, in con.
sequence ola badly wounded arm, was pa
rolled yesterday, and viii return to his
home, near GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
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Nrw TsrArRE.-Ths edmiress Of Miss
Jones, snd that embraces allwho have ever
seen her, for mons have seen her but love
her, none have heard bat praise viii be
pleased to lsarn that she appears tonight
IN the srduous but effective character OF
Blanca, in Milman's celebrated tragedy Of
"Biancs, CT the Itshanis Wife, Flasher
aud Trssber viii also be performed. To-
morrow night VIII be for Miss Jones' ben
at
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

Ntw IosE, May 24-Gen Wilson n q
letter to Gov. Brown, who had complained
Of the collapse OF the currency, and tho
great dislrela existing for want of proyis-
ions, among ,hs people, SAYS he is instruct
ad by the President 70 ssy to him that the
evils were caused BY treason, instruction,
and rebellion against the laws Of the United
states, melted aud carried en- Tor the lsss
four yssrs by you and your confederate
rebels and traitors, who alone are response
bic for al The waste and destruction now
existing IN that State, and what you cali
the results which the fortunes Of war have
imposed on the people Of Georgis, and all
the Losses and voc they nave suffered ere
charged OF you and your confederats reb-
sls, who, usurpipg authority, have prose-
cuted war 20 the extremity until com
PEELED 70 lay down your arms AID accep.
The just penalty Of the crime Of
treason and r bellion that the reatoTa-
ton Of peace sad order cannot be entrusted
orotels and traitors thst 70 PsraOna who
Fantea war and carried il On, wiz not pc
allowed 70 assemble at the cal Of their SC
somP.icss TO set sgain as Legislators OF
states, 70 again usurp their authority snd
Fho have caused 90 much wee viii not b.
allowed power agsin % set on foot fresh acts
lftfcason and rebellion. On calling ths
legislasuss toyothsr without permission q
tae President you have porPesEstsd q
fresh crime that viii Be dealt ERzsord-
taEly and 10 sBy person presaa8 y an
yer o. ackn5wleiEe your call he vii Be a.
nee arrested.
The new msde rsgulstiOHs for Savannah
aro working most adairab.y. Silver is
plenty in Augusta for shsBss, and green
; 4ssa are At par.
ToEoz1o, Key a4.-The evidence in tbs
case Of Dr.. BaskbGFH gives Details Of Tia
Fsllow fever plot. The testimony Of "a
3fineipaI wita0ssessre ~eorroborst0d By fhs
.Hdavss Of a. E. cleary sad ". J. Han
10Th s5afherners. The counsel for refer
.aco admitted tAs eFlsenss, bet contends
Lsrs vas ~ decided suthorisy ii saPpor
d tie F~roecaasoa FOR ~c0rssiriug 70 mrF
tsr ina 5-sisn eoaatrys AID i vas ~
lgu4atthie " c-ommentatcFs So Bingham
l-lsss b vas esnssuPlated 70 murder q
cad 81 d. nssfnneae 1914
WasuuSsEas, Nay Ave lad snoth'
sngbt DAY 6f the review, ssa iFsah as
yals this moTaing sugnenses We siseaa
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oLp Tx srRR.-The English o~perasTroupe,
by their well salected music aud excellent
style Of rendering the competitions Of the
best masters, arc doing much 90 Increase
the love Of music in Nashville, and turn
ing musical taste in . right direction.
Tonight The siorious opera Of La sennan-
bula viii be performed. =
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GENERAL orrIcEEs.-oa Sunday Brig.
Gen. Joseph II Lewis, Of the secession ar
my, arrived IA this city he belongs 20
Barren county, Ky. lie desired 20 take
the oath, bat it's moi administered 20 any
officer Of the rank 70 which be belongs.
Brig. Gen. Williams also arrived on Sunday
nfrht
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Dr.. Blackburn, the rebel yellow fever
and small pov agent, has been arrested N
Canada. and held to bail in tho sum Of
$4,000. This scoundrel is Luke P. Black
burn, q native Of Kentucky. Il appears
that the Rev. Stewart Robinson, n Louis
willie rebel divine, is implicated in the in
isusous crime for which Blackburn was ar
rested.
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Street Rail Roads.

There seems 10 be considerable feeling
among some Of our citizens in regard tc
Street Rail Roads, and the report of a COM
mittee published yesterday morning shows
that two companies were chartered By the
Legislature in 1850, one going north and
the other south, making Church street the
I dividing line. The southern company re-
Gently asked the GenI. Assembly 20 amend
their charter 50 IS to go to the Public Square
instead Of stopping at the Post omce. A
bill was therefore passed making the amend
ment proposed but was reconsidered the
other day, snd some opposition is made on
the ground that the fare charged to passen-
gers will be 10 cents on each road, making
q charge Of 20 cents 10 travel from one ex-
trome Of the city to the other.
We have been called upon by the secre-
tary Of the South Nashville Street Rail
Road Company to say that that company
expects only 20 charge 5 cents on their line
and gives US a copy Of the following rosolu.
ton, unanimously adopted by the Board Of
Director, 10 wit -;
"Be &c Re5olrod, That the fare over the
south Nashville Street Rail Road shall bo
5 cents, from the Public Square to the south
ern terminus Of the main road and its
BRANCHES"
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BESrEEcED.-At the Military Commission
at Pulaski, the following sentences have
been pronounced Wa. G. McGrew, clti-
zen Of Giles county, Tenn, found guilty Of
violating the laws Of war, and robbery /;
twenty-f Eve years imprisonment. Charles
Martin, clifton Of the same county, for VIC
lnting his cath Of allegiance, being o guer-
rills and e thief, twenty years hard labor.
Lee Rutlodse, Marshal Co, Tenn, for theft,
hrse years hard labor.
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CHkReE or MURDkR. - Rufus Brown,
Francis NJ. Enis, and Philip ordum have
been reported under arrest At Col. Park
bursts. They are from Paducah, charged
Of being guilty Of murder.
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Col PASSENGERS OTFicE.-At this Office
on Tuesday two hundred and fifty Paroled
prisoners took the oath. James Barren, =
citizen, residing near Fort Giliem, was az
rested on the charge OF shooting twelve
shots st three colored soldiers, who had
passed his place. lie had not hit his man
IN e single instance. Anthony Miller, Of
the colored infantry, was pat under arrest
for not preventing the escape Of some pris-
oRers. EPhraim Lewis was alse under ar
rest on charge Of sleeping on his post.
Eleven men Of ths lsi Ky. battery were
arreEted fnr mullnnas conduct.
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AProrST2EsT.-Governor Brownlow has
made, and Secretary of the state Fletcher
isaued, the appointment Of Jas. VI. DOherty
Esq as Attorney General Of The 18th Ju-
dicial Circuit.
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Pic EJc-The great picnic Of the sea-
son, which is 20 take place at a splendid
spot Cor the purpose, fourteen miles ron,
tie CITY, has been p~ostponed unnl the arsi
OF June. The change Is unavoidable o.
account Of the destruction q the bridges
on tbe Louisville railroad. The o~oossior
viii be sn immense enc.
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WArEE LIcrNss-rhe following persons
had b pay The costs before the Recorder on
Tuesday for using hydrant water without
license I. H. Eidrige, s. sChwab, Louis
West, aud e. Woods.
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{. II. DkvIs-Reeeived at The sewanee
News Depot last evening, the New York
Illustrates Weeidieas the Police Gazette,
and the latest Dailios. Co and supply your
selves.
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ABUSIVE L~sN9UAoE.-For entering a store
and calling the proprietor a scoundreli
thievipg Jew, Sc., with curses ~plentifully
interlsrded, Dennis McCarty was yesterday
fined ten dollars.
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LEwDSEss.-Ellen Young, 3 yellow girl,
was fined FIVE dollars yesterday BY the Re
! corder, for continuing to come, after being
forbidden, about an ice cream saloon on
Cedar street, Cor base purposes.
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EEzoSEoUs--A stEtemeut that has been
put out that Mr.. Wslts, foreman Of the
transportslion department, is under arrest
is erroneous; the arrested man was not G
Wala, but C. Z. Waits.
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No LIcrysE,-For selling liquors without
g license, D. Angelo had, N Tuesday, to
pay costs before the Recorded on three sep.
srsto charges.
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Or. A. Richard Jones has reduced prices
70 suit the times, and warrants satisfaction
in ali cases. see general advertisement,
and call at his Office, No. % Deadriek street
first floor, up stairs. may I9-tf.