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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-08
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Sealed I.oposas vim b received at hs CemptrQsroMes
when ,he same VIII be publicly opened fr u. purchase
sand Doa Of ne Volunteer SOLDER Family Ala Fund
Bonds, No authorized BY ordinance Of fhs Corpors
the State Of New York passed March 9 isoc
cent per annum payable ssmsnnuay the nrsy day Of
May and kove%ber1 each year. and the prin w Be
proposals WIN the amount Of bonds dered
whose proposals accepted will hereupon Dc required
deposit Chamberlain Of the City the broadway
Bank) the sums awarded 70 them respectively
ION presenting 70 the Comptroller the receipts q the
Chamberlain deposs the parties win entitled
bonds equal amounts OF the par value
bearing Interest from the dates OF payments
Zach should be sealed and endorsed "Propo
sails for Volunteer sodiers Family Aid Fund Bonds No H.
and enclosed In second envelope addressed 70 the Comp
txoIler. $1,000 .La- ef
The s 10 reserved 10 reeot any all Of the bids the
" '' MATTHEW BRENNAN Comptroller.
Crrr or Nxv YORK. DEPARrMxsT FINANcx, CoxPfRoEr
LEk's OYUCK March "a 1863
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-04

A NEw HoTEL.-It is with pleasure that
we announce the opening Of a new hotel,
on modern principles, IN this city. On
Monday Messra. Strong a Phillips will
open the international in the upper part Of
the Hicks block, lower corner Of the Public
Square and College street. The situation
is central and excellent. The rooms are
single bedded-an improvement much
wanted in Nashville. The baggage room,
pantry, washing room, ladies' apartments
snd parlor, ice closet, dining room, store
room, water closets, uti-burglar locks, ven
t]ilation, and clerks desk arrangements, are
all in the best style Of the best hotels. The
table, We learn, will be such az travellers
and boarderH will approve of-aGosidcrotar4
here. The hosts are gentlemen Of expe-
Fience, who have the skill TO establish and
carry on e good house. Mr.. Strong IL sn
unsurpassed business manager Of Mr..
Phillips the Cleveland to) Herald, says
''The people Of Nashville who stop at that
hotel can be sure Of one thing, and that il
the best provided table in the city. Here.
his abilities IS q caterer are 30 well known
81 10 render c-ommendation unnecessary,
and those officers who at anytime have
shared the mess Of the lst Ohio Light Ar
tilery Head Quarters, whilst be superin,
tended is cuisine, will not iail TO stop al
his hotel when they visit Nashville"
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RlYer and steamboat News.

DEFANALhths
D. B Campbell ......... .....-.... Paducah.
River falling with six feet on Harpetl
Shoals. Business At the river yesterday g
duh a. it could be. The weather sas in,
sud very warm.
The Emma Floyd, Capt. Hldrsth, hs.
been released By Government, AID vii
leave tomorrow evening for Louisville
Malin & Son, agents.
The Brilliant, the splendid aud populs,
St. Louis packet has bsen relieved from
Government, and viii leave at ten O'Clock
this morning for Cairo and 81. Louis. Thi'
is good news for travellers. The Brilliant
is one Of those boats every passenger de-
lights to get on board Of. She is vel fur
nished, has every accommodation, aud OH
GERS everywhere unsurpassed. Capt. Ber
Howard, the commander, is well known e..
experienced in his duties and personally
one Of the most goItlemauIy men sdoat-
Dsshields. the clerk, is attentive and oour-
tsous to his passengers. Be in time. Boyd
& Pebbles and Malin & Son, SCENTS.
The Louisville Journal Of yesterday re-
ports DO arrivals from or departures ior
Nashville. The Bermuda was advertised
to leave for this port last evening. The
Cinciuns ii Commercial Of Friday, also has
no announcements for or from Nashville.
The VIM Butler, Capt. Woods, leaves on
Tuesday morning for St. Louis. Boyd &
PEBBLES, agents.
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NO. % DEADERICK sTREET.

lAyINa ER Several rENs PAST NOTCED Tx RNRsARoU5 xoDE OF EEl-TE,
H 1H KY Disc ASSES by haweo Gwlc apPlaa0ns and urr.
WITH painful opeu1OUl etc. ws aroused hha n~un.d4a rTHmrfner-r
ind D. some more pleasant And reaGe remedies IS b. ne
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Old Course Of Treatmene

q sS ~ gS S3Syet by Pszens Dtanag vs sssnisy gzggus Dr. J91e o.
ne q @ @ nyerg1oa sutha been found much mere encen, uan my other 20
os produced ~ The Old School Treatment
Charges Got eENuu IN all c4aa#-uu charaN he same N one aAE# r.#-#H Bath
ne month ans HCl course 10 his interest 20 cure case a. EpeaTr 81 naHH.
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10 stran gers and Citizens.

" 3 do not profess 70 be the only Physi.
clan in she city, 4" who may be found 81 hil
Office at sl hours, day or night" nor do
we, il offering our services 70 The invalid
desire % recommend ours8lf Il preferences
10 other equally well established sud ex-
perienced physicians; nor do We pre-
Tend 70 be iuialhble, or the only man CO.
rahla Of curing the various diseases mem
toned 10 our general advartisenenL- We
do not claim tie possession Of any ponder
f4 secret renCdies, Og extraordinary agree
lG btatnsEt or ~PaHiGtscsi as AL sensible
men must know, that success 10 The prac-
lice OF medicine. dos not depend 80 much
upon the discovery OF Het0 rc1Eedtcs, Of nee
nodes OF treatment, ss upon the akilllui use
OF those agencies Necessary 70 q perfect cure
and this can be acquired only by expe-
renee and patient application. We Tes-
pectfully refer the pubic % our general ac-
g~srtisement, in another part Of the PsPer.
Office hoUrs from s In the morning ull >
- hight l. L. CoLAAAs, M.
s. North Cherry g.. hasnvills, Tenn.
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Miss JENNIE HIeHT.-This young lady
commences an engagement at the New The
atre tomorrow night. or her recent en-.
gsgement at Cairo, the Leader says;
On Monday evening Miss Hight appear
ed in miami" aud "In and Out Of Piece
and fully established her reputation as Q
talented and pleasing actress, agreeable vo-
calist and charming dGnseuSe. In dancing
she ranks second TO none, and that sccom-
/ plishment alone would command success,
so when we couple with it handsome face
and form, easy grace, sweet voice and clear
! distinct enunciatiou we have all the reqUi-
/ sites for histrionic Distinction. All Of these
Miss Hight possesses; we predict, therefore,
/ that she will become one Of the brightest
stars in the theatrical armament.
Tuesday evening "Esmerslda" was pro-
duced with Miss Hight in the title role and
Mr.. II. A. Hight as Quasimodo. The acting
throughout was good.
Wednesday "Aline, or the Rose Of xii
/ l%arney" was presented, and was c~hsrmingly
I rendered BY the fair star. Davy was ex-
cellently personated by Mr.. A. n. Sharpe.
The much abused play Of "Fanchon "
was performed on Thursday evening In
tho pathetic passages Miss Hight excels
She was ably supported by the stock COM
p0ny.
On the occasion OF Miss Rights benefit,
Friday evening, the house was crowded
and the performance passed of with CREST
cclat. "Bt. Msry's Eve" and the protean
farce Of "0ur Jennie" were finely present.
ed and enthusiGsticsllg received.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-04

The New York Herald anticipates q
lively movement on the part of the ex
tremitss Of the North against President
JohnsOn's reorganization policy, as de
veloped in the North Carolina procla-
nation, and in favor of negro suffrage
But, it adds
What the upshot OF this agitation
may be we cannot foretell; but, as
Rome was not built in a day." we are
content with the reconstruction policy
proclaimed by President johnson. It
is a practicical programme; it looks to
practical objects, it is what We had fore
Swallowed 1t would be; it will be sup,
ported by the country it viii work well
in the South, and viii De crowned with
success.
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Wall PAFEE-In addition % her a.
ready good stock Of paper, Aolsrs Merritt
Hi expect by the latter part o. next
week, q large supply Of French, American
and German paper, consisting Of me hnsst
giIt, glazed, aud decorative. Also, cheap
common paper, all styles, snd Of tue very
latest pattern. This paper wIl be found
hereafter a. their Wall Paper store, south
east corner Of Church and Market streets
10 The building formerly secuPled By +
Hsgan. Juue24L.
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PEEsPIHISG soULs-Two and twenty
"drunks" were before tho Recorder yester-
day the weather was warm on Friday aud
they adgono into an absorption OF whis-
key to compensate for the loss by PersPira-
ton. The experiment. was philosOphic,
but unfortunately they allowed the Plus to
exceed tho minus they poured more 1uid
within than they had parted with without.
They had T. pay for their NATURALIZATION.
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ssLTcHFD A PocKEr BooE On Friday
Mr. Patterson Was in Nashville on q visit
from the country. As he was walking up
College street with his son the latter had
his pokct book containing money in his
hand. Michael Roach was passing them
at the time, and no snstched the pocket
book from the boys hands. lie was brought
before the Recorder yesterday when he
was fined Atty dollars. 10 appeared to be
very Psnisent and escaped being sent for
trial.
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SELLING OCr-CLosISG oUr."-The i'm
mepse suffer stock, consisting of Tobacco,
Cjrgars. Liouorsof all kinds, Canned Fruits,
Boo S and Shoes, Hats, Gents Furnishing
Goods and Notions, il being cold out at
Eastern cost, st A. 4 NJ. Landsburg, corner
Public Square and Market street, 70 change
their TRACE. These goods must DO sold, TO
make room for others. Suffers will ind
il 70 their advantage 10 call. Gorner Square
and Market street.
may9S e..
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R srEEEn
Saa Asasvs,
We MSnRsI
fsess6Ss,
Cone
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5.
iiA@T ansn.
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0eeee Bapnst association.

Th1EE Wi BE- meet nE of Ministers aad uea
4 cons convened and heed 81 Bla s1ruE
tuuIrlla EratIey c1r1ty. reureasee. 60 rrasg re-
fore tGe third 1st4-1sy mauiV ueEt. for the pgrpo.e
uf reuHsgr rug t1a f-acc saru
All a1i tsr- and DescJns o. that ORE baautHl
ant lovely tolg1 ere respectfully r.Quaafed 10 a.
tend. BIe hr-a, u there ever vus "a time whau
Cnrsta1s Should b. SO work % fs nov. God VIA.
net f--aEe as people, ana d only remains tbst We
SEQ ld b. f1nul true 30 our u0-t. traf the Christian
reig9a may once more f1uu-h t~1r1rgroat olr
borleu %. q. FRA ER
Julr lzl ls15. Iuuea-Itws
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Sealed Proposals.

HEspQ Rs DEPT OF THE CUMBERLAND
OFtItE JHILF fOaaI 4sART or ETHsf-TsNaE.
cAsHyILLE, TESE., May ~, Is65
CEALED Proposals HT- respectfully invited by
- the unders gued until Ia O'Clock. m, Jule
10. 1867 fOr fITuishing tie Unteu uts - subs 81
tFnee D-padmeut With ia THOUSAND 800
HEAD Of BEEF CATTLE, on the H0oL ~ b.
deliver d and Weished on the scales at he q. T..
Ca IL Corral at nashville, 1enn in los Il one
Ihou-sni QO0g each every tn 10 dsys, drst de-
livery OF one thousand QOOy) head % ba made
on or before June 80, 1856. They must aysrsg
che thousand (lO0) pounds gross ae ght. All j.
Ing 81 70 o. eight hundred 600 pourcs gross
weight, bulls, stays, oxen, and cows VII be reject
Cd. Zach b d, G. secure consideration mus be -r.
ccmpauisd BY the usual guass- tees Of resDonsi-
UIty
Bidders HuEt Be present 70 respond 70 their bss.
and he prepared U give binds AMI sign he con
tract be0re leaving MS once. The Government
rs-erses he right 10 reJsd any and all bi15 c3nsId-
cred uureasOnEb 2.
Payment q be made sfer each delivery, II funds
are on nandi II nose on hand, % be- made rs Hoor
a. r ceiyed
Proposals. must BE- endor=ed distinctly O. PgoP1.
ssLs ToR BEET CAIrLE, and addressed 10 Capt D.
g.. Re q, C.s Y and Chef C.. B Uepsrtmsnt Of
the CumbeEan1, Nashville, genn.H
Each per On or every member o. % fm CfsTUr
alropusal. must accOnyany It ty an oath OF ale
gianoeto the United states Government
r. G. READ,
Capt and c. e. v, and ChlsfC. S y &c.
mayJ1-td
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la UhanCery COurt az Carthage
MAY RULES, 1855.


william Is AnuFeNs'
Is. yIpi. AT. Ri, fled Jan. q, 1885.
Henry Page, 4 A Flippin, H I Riddle, Giles Kelly,
Jas. d. White, B " hsrrls, Elijah Hale
IN this cause, it appearing N the satisfaction o.
the Clefk ard Master that Joseph Hale and others,
heirs Of ElJsh bale, decd, hildren snd grand
children, and name and mbsruuknoWn) are non
res deutz OF the state Of Tennessee, so thai the or
binary process Of Law cannot he served upon hem
Iti therefore Orde-cd that publication be msde FOL
four consecut We weeks in tne Nashville Union, =
newspaper uurl shed n the city o Na-hvlle, Ten
ues.pe. reou ring the sad n0n-residents q sppesl
g. the Augu tRues, ls65, e the thsncery Couft o.
SINH county, q plead an yer or 0emur q CON-
pla I. nTs hil Of the same vii Re tsEen for cones
sod as to them snd set fT hearing e. pate
Iune4-w4to p. II. CAHPbELL, C&M
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sruELOcE & Cove call attention 10 the
card Of sPurlock d Co, commission and
forwarding merchants, dealers in groceries,
dry goods, qussnsware, &c, 80 Broad street.
Country visitors and city residents will find
good, well selected stocks, moderate charges
and courteous attention.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-04

The largest and best assorted stock Of
Table Linen IN the South at Cameron's
Grier 4 Co.'s which they offer st the lowest
possible rate.
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A LOss.-Mr. Calvin Csbler yesterday
discovered that two I've hundred dollar
bills, which were enclosed in an envelop,
and enclosed in E secret place, had beer
distracted. The theft must have beer
committed by some one well ~acquainted
with the piece.
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Notice.

A IL per-ons are hars1y cautioned AGAINST era.
% ding nr note ruga dy Il o --5re AMI 60.
dor-c1 0y g rlcuc1 fEl b 5 Fra1cl. n ne
sum ts9A o. d--1d Januay ,, les and que
5sn1ay isiL. rad nCts va dep 5z4tsd 70 ire
bsnk g. Tennessee ior c~0lecucn 10 November.
70 o. All % sons con ssr1ed are hereby ca1-1nsf
astuai payng sad ayN 10 a1y Person Except the
Jndfr 1gusd-as Daag ts rgllu owner.
Juns5-lP 3 p MChENME
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On THEArRE.-At this thestre the fasci-
mating and gifted Mi5s Helen Western has
been engaged, and makes her debut to o
Nashville audience in Buckstone's play Of
"Cythia, the Flower Girl" The piece is
full Of attractions and The character taken
BY Miss Western gives opportunity to show
her powers.
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la Chancsry at MurffeesbOrO,


John McClA AumE OF DaNa AcuMf
u.
The Widow, Heirs, and Creditors ofWl'iam r. Nc.
Fadden, deceased.
BY an mterlocutoTy decree pronounced at the
April term Of the Chancey CouTt a. Nuu eesboroi
ISIS, N this cause, u ~ ordered that al perot
having clMus, OF any evidences Of debt eCs nst tht
estate Of WIN X McFsdden, deoessed, shall o.
them ia my once m Mufneesh 70 on or before the
/ frst Monday IN September uexi. 1855 NAV g. 1855
JAMES M TOMPEINS,
| funs3-3m Clsrk snd Master
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale and
retsil. Remember the place, Gallery of thu
Cumberland, IS Cedar street, opposite Com.
mercisl Hotel. may27-tt.
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S. RaWard-

CTRAYED OF stole. a II re from he stable co
= McLamofe street. on Saturday, SIN u say
4 arse O. q. G. Eqz. b yc10f teu years ga. SIX
ten hands hIEh. rhree Wnite lee, asd star lu ne
for hrai. irspeeb1 eo1d need ntfQe % ne
IN ersieuad Any ore returning TIE h1rst, or
rying 40 nation b. which be mag BE- tound MI
racsivs nc ao9te reward,
duncan McRiE
ignsi-fs Corner Cedsf and spruce
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Notice.
rBE ADAMS ExzEga oogP.yr

TIE ADAMS EXeEEH C0gPAVT1
Fralic eQCAEE HssEvtlLE Alty Do e. }
CJL now Rave e oar ofcs 90 Puoe ssusr-.
~ ihe owing lam iarHTs. sraeh a.
ncsulIs-ed af our hsEEaga rcom IS lHarar1ozs
hp0 and 4 noe -aied or m thry days VII T.
ID % pay rhasgesf
LAHulE, co marx.
IHo1, marked y CIT B1of, ~aVorzu-. Tsnu
lbazks Jewel, Maeh- blE. ana hich
Hon. % marx,
81 q m
ITrunk. y ID cheex.
lboA. smith Tel oHcs, stsuersCn, aH
Tunk, - Ham. cah
laoo1 Ham. 1aanFlis
lEu1ile ulln CHECK.
LCare 1 Bag "
1kois Blanket, no marx,
rauldl- o. c.0fh. "
uruuE % mari
utn ClecE
BOX. CFw " ~ EeEea Nab
% mark
Nafe, 10 marE
laTet Bag. r. marx
Eaddiea
IFEu RianEB
ItarA Ioola
y B-Psrsrns ealing tor anV Of III shev. arr
e. Wbo are Ens-q la atef "a the oahca, musitunr
bayl-in JulsL DAVIS Agent
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10 ChancerY at Qarihana-


J. 3. Bard.
aANL EH
5smL Goode aud "A Wright
IE this e-uze itsppesrnE b To- satshetou a
the Clerk aui Mazfer thf t1e dsfsndanfs q. e0ols
nnd T. A WuE "a ri q residents Of the slala q
Teunezsee. 20 thaf tbs ordinary process o. iaH can-
ua- 30 se-vH1 on thcus &c n therefore oTcered that
rgua-au1n 10 mattel 70 no cons- uuFe Eeeks Ia
TIE Esshrie fui q, a raEepaper pdi shed Il ne
cIy q Nashville, Ieun-s-ee, requIInE ad deienl-
ants 10 Ape on Or Or ~ the Augu-t Elies. Is55.
b. ore t-e 0Tsk and aaglcr, e. once 10 the oEu q
tartlaEss TO ues-ee. hen anftners 20 plead En-
yer Of 1euuE % c.mpla nsuts BIZ. or che sam.
VIII BE- taEsulor confessed ana st Tor hasr az q
Fu-- ". d. cA1PBELL c 81.
iunea-tW
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PEoXorED-Cspt. Ed. D. Mason, Assist
ant Adj. General Of the Ist Div. 4th Army
Corps, has been promoted to Major and
Brevet Lieut.. Col. for msritOrious conduct
during the war.
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Coz. PlHKHURrT's.-Fify men took the
oath at this Office yesterday-ths adherents
Of the extinct C~oniederacy are fast coming
yer 10 the right side.
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SpecIaI SOlice.

Parties desiring = complies set Of Bar
Fi1tures, al Of the Fiuest ware, vii do
we'll By calling on us Immediately a. Con
Eress Hal, opposite St Cloud Hotel, as We
are ABOUT 70 change our busi1ess.
ie5-t +. 4. PEERrS a CO..
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CARELEss DRIyISG Scott Thomas had
TO pay a 6ne Of ten dollars yesterday for
running the pole Of his hack into the tall
board Of q wagon while driving along Col.
lege street.
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tAt fLAoE 70 cALt lr.-Country msr.
ehAhs and all in want of boots, shoes. and
hae' should not fail to visit the establish
msnt Of A. S. Stokes Co, Sc colsee
ssrsst The stock has been carefully so
lseted and is varied and superior. ~.
prices win Be found uaszospuoasble.
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DAN CAsrELLo's CIRCUs.-since the more
stirring events Of the war have ceased TO
excite the public, Nashville has never been
90 moved IS by the advent Of the great Dan
CASTILLO Circus. Every performance ia
crowded, and the crowds are eager with ap-
plsuss, shouts Of approval, hand clapped
in the ecstscy Of enjoyment greet the won
derful performances Of the u~nrivslled exhi.
bition. Castillo is not only q performer
none can surpRSs, but a man Of 6ne and
gsneruos feelings, IS the following, which
We copy from the Cincinnati Enquirer, will
testify:
In common With q large crowd, we st.
tended the circus yesterday afternoon, and
after witnessing the various acts OF the per.
formers, were invited BY M. Castillo int
the dressing room. Levi North, cold Par
Saith" and the other gentlemen, wer,
looking and listening witS intense Interest
upon the figure OF "the remsins Of beauty
once admired" Of our old friend. VIM. c
Dale, who sat ia the centre OF the grour
smoking, snd "6ghting his battle over"
"How many sumfnersaults did you ever
throw % asked young Levi.
"Eighty-ssvens my boy-I did Il IN
1915" ssid Dale.
North aud Dale bad 8 hearty laugh a
some pranks Of theirs in old Eugland, il
days long passed. What a change time haI
worked in poor Dale. Once the gay, dash
ing young fellow, the pride OF the proies
sion, the model Of the men snd the envy o
the women-now he sits & premature OLD
man; totally blind; once 'the glass o
fashion aud the mold Of form" now he i
poorly clad, and living upon the cold char
tiles OF the world. We were struck BY thl
feeling that was shown By the performers
Old papa Smith cried like 8 child-Dan Cas-
tello stood looking on in his clowns dress
with his face chslked and two red spots o.
his cheeks, but in spite Of this mask 20,
could see the real emotions OF pity and soT
row. Il must have done poor Dale's hear
good 70 have felt the sincere gasp OF IA
hands Of his old companions and friends
Tor Tie the tears triekled from his sightles
eyes ~ bespoke. Dale wss at one time th
champion Of summersaults, aud also an eE
eelent general performer. Before leavIG
heelrcns, We were happy % see Dan Cas-
elo running around with his hat, and u
men throwing N their mites they got q
BetheF nearly Sl00 before we left. Alt
Bethef Il was the most singular and afec'
ing scene ever gotten up inside OF a circu
M rejects the highest credit 20 Dan Ca
Hle and his troupe.
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Very PhunnaN ]

Tho card photographs of the Confederscy
in Petticoats, photographed by Hall, and
for sale at Hall Il Co.'S Gallery, corner o.
Cedar street and Public Square. lw
"Nothing Y 10 US nor aught set dOs0n IN
malice"
Do you want to play at ten pins? If so
where can you find Il more pleasant place
than st Edwards Bowling Saloon, No. al.
South Front street? Are you fond of a lit
tie wine "for thy stomach's sake" or an ex.
csllsnt cigar, if so, call on Edwards anc
you will be suited. And should you be il
want Of q comfortable home in the shape o
s boarding house, then by all means try
Edwards and our word for it you will b
satisfied. junel I'm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-04

DR.. A. Richard Jones has reduced prices
% suit the times, aud warrants satisfaction
ia al cases. Bee general advertisement,
and call at his Office, No. % Deadrick street
first door, up Stare. may I7-tL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-04

Butter or Ice always on hand at the
Butter Depot of CLARK L Gregory. Fsmi-
lies may always get good Fresh Butter or
Ice, in quantities to suit, at .he Butter De-
pot, SIS Broad street.
ie2-Im CLARK & Gregory,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-04
AuJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE,D
STATE o. TENNESSEE.
Intelligence Office.

A IL Persous wanting Mechanics. Clerks. Hsuss
"a Hervsl r, WO0d-Ch1DDers. CooE-uen az 5vo-
men-WhIle OF Col1red w0uIt DO well 10 eaI at our
once, No. t'H North Cherry street, and register
Their Tantz.
Persons desrnug situations will 10 the sarss. Gee
ER1 80 Be d0oE L.. RAUCUM A on
maTIa#Imr Eruaru Naar :
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-04

The FASCY-Tom Sanders one Of the
trainers Of John He nan was in town last
night. The Louisville train brought in
quite a number ofths ~"fancy."
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-04

The President has comnuted' the
sentence Of the Indiana conspirstors,
Bowles and Milligan, TO Imprisonment
for life.