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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-03

The Government viii act wisely ia guard
ing against prcc pitato action iu ths organ.
ization oi the rebel States and ( even con.
ccde to the Government the right b. demand
guarantees and conditions or their fuirre
loyalty as well o. for TIE protccton 81 Tn
ion men and the omaucipated slaves. Thssa
demauds are necessary b. guard us against
new rebellion. Inis much d necessarv
% retain harmony iu the ranks of The erssi
Union party, without which there b. no safe.
" or security fnr the future. With these
guarantees and conditions. the great North
ought to Be satised, ~ she dses not thirst
for vengeance. Ia other words, what We
want iu thia trying crisis. Is perfect rank
ness and mutual f0rbeuraucc amonr fhf
great minds North and South. 20 whom TIE
people ioek ior lighi and leadorship Thr
loyal s'stes Of the North have IA interea,
Of 100000 graves in the rebel STATES. and ~
expenditure Of untold millions of money ln
putting down o. wicked and unauthor.resl
rebellion, and they are entitled 20 3 voice in
arranging the terms upon which these States
shall be restored
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CITY DIRECTORY


CiAREY & SMITH, Nos. sc ard 3s uuion street
- Top stars) represent the ii5sieg Companies
.Etna u Hartford, Security, Manha tau l4eiropoli
tsn, PhCsnir and KnielzeT booker Life oi New 1ork
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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HOPE INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies.

V1HF d-st sessa, ort.i. t,.,-,,.,s,- - -
i ncn-a o. MONDAY. C.-teigr IA - - -
uln.t ,.l nm iaF, -uns esth. ls6s ID WI p,
Neaei tn- ll'Iil, - surers ision ~ Ms G Fsn
u.s .. tseu.y O. Frsnk'iu Cailere
ri tse h1af1 O. aHn11ers b DO sfol,1 NJ, ~ -
ftp very re~f efaraneasl sivs,,---.- --t
lie sesAen VII cgu5isi or to Terms a. IL
Frank iu College %
FNFEs.Fs rra rzEas B0ard. wasfs-- E,,.s -
ltrifs, $40; 1uiuqn, nc ua.nE Nora 49, -
O. sSl; Insiruuena al Musc, So. 70 - 49,. -
nenL, s., Moirrn langasges, saeh. tla. ~. y,
sud parut Lea !. SIC.
For fiuhsr inormanon, lidress 7. Fsun.u-
Hralu EFr
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The Tennessee Hospital for the Insane.
tbe mosi noble OF the charitable institutions
OF the state, located in this vicinity, deserves,
your atteuton and snii further aId. Iha
noble state charity IS an honor to Tenncs
sees erected aiier en- Inspection uf mosf ~
the similar Institutions in other Siaies. 81 e
coat o, several hundred thousaud dollars
Ia company with the Secretary of STATE. 4
have visited the institutions. spent ta. r 3
there, and BY iis eihcicut eihcers We uers
shown through all is indoor and out-doiF
departments. I'M Is condition and manar.
meut We found ii 20 be all that ns riends
and the friends Of humanity could desire.
Twas asionished % learn that patients wcrs
coming in at an average ol enc Co.. every
thirty y-six hoursl But the ruiuous effects III
this wicked rebellion viii be to dil the In-
sane Asyiums uf the souih with pai'unts
For the details In regard % past oncrat,ons s
and present ncccssitica 9f this institution. &
refer YOU 30 the report OF the supcriutrnd- B.
eut snd Chief surgeon, an intelligent citi-
zen, and faithful aod able aficer
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From Cincinnati.
VIA
Atlantis Great HaStsmRaIIHaI
rhrs Though Taip lauciaeanlli Daily!


PauaaY.Vara Ina n rht Erpsass Irarra sFsrF
elaisT n Ehi instead OF safusdaF y aht AID other
ilNu1 leave Daily. suadaYa eScerlea.
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am unwiiiiug 90 close this usessar,
without calling the atient'an of the Lerh-
lature 90 the measures proposed by Prosi.
dent Johnson ior the organisation OF the
states recently in rebellion. The urrsifrns
stands up uoBiy for the C0nsumHou and
the Uniou oi these United States. uniuau-
cnced by any geographical considerattons %.
North, south, East OF West, and is therefore
entitled 30 she sympathy end snpport Cd
this General Assembly. So isy az ais par
poses have been deve.oped, ! understand
nm O. adhere Co his principles aud pledges
made while Military Governor. both In re-
gard % treason and traitors. His position
FROM the beginning has been that loyal men
must govern The revolted Smtes. that con
scious and Intelligent traitors snust 5c nun-
ished. and thus treuson made odilus. There
Is moral sublimity in this position. aad
tde loyal masses, Norih aud South. viii NOE
fail o appreciate b.. aud VIII warmly and
ursNeTvngly sustain hIm uraust thc a.
aauits of ex rene men. The hope of the
country IS suspended upon carrying out
these measures Of the President Hi4 fail
ufe viii involve horrors tnt evil conse-
qucncea which an true patriots will shuddcr
10 contemplate. 10 is not % De denied. how
ever, that many good and loyal men a. not
iiEd themselves able 30 aFrce with the prc..
ideut iu hls policy. az Indicated toWard ihc
seeded States. But this difference niav De
Wholly oEiug 90 q difrrcnee Of iniorInaiiou.
The President stands az toe focus of on po-
lllcal Information disseminated from iha
South aud though there may BE- many in-
huenccs surrounding bis position calculated
= disirac aud bias a mind less strong than
his, ye', making OH proper allowances, BE-
snll rema that bis 0Vf 0rtunIiics l0r form
u rraIa ].
fairs Ia ,he South are vasilv better ihan
that Of the great majority nf men az tho
North, who arc dudiue mult With aud
complaining Of his position. Great weight.
therefore, should be given 10 his upiniana.
which, 50 FAR as they have been exprssssd
are consolsiory and reirosh.ng 90 all loval
minds in the seeded States.
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WOOl-Knlt HOods, Nubias, Son-
Tags, &e., In this CITY.

Reiug constantly rep eseuiei ip The Nsfksi hy
an npsrsen.ad huyar our stu,k win be st al times
fiii snd well assoried, and offered At the Lowest
pucoa
sepiosm JEFFRAs. sEEI.EY & co.
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To Let

DAkf g g q srsi 1osr o. s ror.f sT.,,. ,,-.---.
y eeoisss-s ats.se.sl tDy aro.i.. 49,. ~
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WALL PAPER, ete.

I M ERRITT 4 HILIs-Dea 10 Wall Paper
III Window Shades, WindoW Glass and Photo
/ graphic Material, corner Of Church aad Market
streets
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TINNERs. &c

UgIisON, j. W. CO.-Manufacturers ans
W wholesale and Retail Dealers 10 Tic, Copper
snd Sheet Iron Ware aud Furnishing Goods, No, Il
College street.
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C5AMPBELL MoEWEN & 6ROEsBEoK, Attor.
= neys 81 Law and Claim Agents, practice m tll
the C.urts. Collections promptly attended, 70
slso claims against the United ststes and Vouchers
collected. once "a North Cherry street, Up sairs
OTIS. Z. A.-ttioIney and Counsellor af Lew,
~ once 4s5S Cherry -: 2 o. Box 7fs.
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EEsroRariov o. cfvIt law.

1.sIUHaIIVF % NINII -LAHs
The authority Of the Constitution and
fennesses has nov extended over almost
every county in the State; the machinery Of
civil government is working well, except
m q lev instances, and il affords me great
pleasure 10 say thst our people sre rspily
/ recovering from the effects Of insurrection,
while prosperity is promised in every sec
ton. Our people are farming successfully,
and the Indications are thar in two or three
more yesrs, under present legislation, our
State VIII be herself again.
rREAruEST or TnosH wHo avn srrN ~ NJ
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feel it ny duty 10 lay before you the con
dition OF che Hermitage Property, nor urra-
"a by tEe State. This properly va pur-
chlssd by one Of my predecessors. under the
set % 1855, chaptsr 81, ior the sam of fl-tv-
eight thousand SIS 0u0I dollars, f1r uhich
amount the Boris oi the state were Issued
O. thc occupant on his mortgage. The oct
provided that Ar. A. Jncksoa, the prgprie-
TOT, sa0uld retuia pusscauou inr ttso years
thereafter. uniess the General G0verument
shouis apply ir d for branch oi the Mili-
tary Academy af West Po.ni, for which rur-
posc the stats Government MAS g. tender L
in tha event tha Gene al Government d "A
not scrcpi the efi-r uiihin tNo years. if ~
made The dury 81 the Governor of TIE 500
20 have hfty acres lnia Of. iueluiiu,- -
unaasinn, spring aud tomb of the ilin.7-i..-s
Hero Of Nsw orieaas. snd erposs - h-i.
anc- % public sale ioF cash, and rer.1-t -.
sale 70 the LeFisiature 81 Is5g-s8.
By tne act % March 19ih. So. a.. Gee
erBor sud sccreiary cf STATE Gre 7eons-s4 "a
make tseh repaifl and imsrovemeaf. - iri
Their iudgmcut are deeme1 uraearsrr. I'D
o. employ lahorers o. Eeen ~. r,-r.Ior
garden, tomb and surround me- Ia ! rsoa
state e. repair. This act rscis-s hv wav of
prezmblei thtt the property Eas 81 that
aaie u . : dli2piaated c1ndiiiou." i seems
thsi nothing s'es ever done under this a.
IN ne HAy o. tepairs. And g. he property
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The financial condition Of the State de
mands the early and prompt attention Of
the General Assembly. While have every
confidence in the ability Of the great State
Of Tennessee 70 meet her liabilities, and Of
the disposition Of her people 10 have them
met, action on your parl-prompt and intel
lRent action--is called for. The condition
Of our finances wall aPPesr from the reports
Of the Comptroller and Treasurer, which
give the deiails The State debt now due
and to be provided for Al once, as reported
BY the Comptroller, is 81 ,sl2.71g.66. This
amount OF money must be raised and The
credit Of the state su tanned. How this sum
IS TO be raised leave It to your wisdom 20
determine.
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BANKERs AND BHoKERs.

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
ITIRsT NATIONAL BANK-eover1meni Depos
II tJry-No. 81 College street, bslWeen Union
and The Punic square dealers IN Bucuuenl
Money, Exchange, coin, and Government secuIi
les OF al kinds. Stocks sni Bends bought zrd
sold on COMMISSION. Collections prcnrily IT.
tended 20.
A. g. sasFoED, Prss't Jas. 6. oGDFs, ,Cash'r.
NaARR, TROs s.-BrokeT, corner Union and
w College street,, buys and sells Gold Urcur-
rsng Money, GsTeInment Securities and Vouchers.
Crllecuons attended 20 promptly
Also buys and cells on nfmsslon.
9 ECoND NATIONAL BANK or NASHVILLE
- p Cherry street, de'ls IN Exchange, Govern
meni Securities and Co n. Couecuons promptly
attended TO J. LBHsUEs, Cashier.
VlHTRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
II Deals IN Exchange; Government Securities
and Cotn. Collections promptly attended tc.
Gold, Stocks End Bonds 81 ID ON Commission
". VI. BEaET, President. EDsaR JoEEs. Cashier.
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The Comptrollefs Report will further dis
close 20 you thgL there is now due on the
Railroad Bonds loaned 10 the different Rail-
road Companies 10 the State, S3,7Gg, ,5gg
This is the interest now due upon the Bonds
endorsed b. the State Er the Railroad
Companies, amounting 10 StG.2ll ,008. For
this debt the stste IS ultimately ifuule upon
the failure OF the Lompanies. But these
Comp MES ere able 90 rsy their interest
debts; and should be required o. do 30 at
on-e. They can ss wen extend their crecit
to D. eet their pressing liabilities o. for tine
State 70 do 30 for their beueht, with her e.
ready heavy obligations weighingupon her.
Nest Of the Railroads in The state, having
been turnsd over % the Companies rsspe.-
lively owning them, are being repsirsd and
run 81 sid Companies. They have been
turned over BY tee Government ou terms
liberal and advantageous. The Road fr1m
this city 70 Chsttanooga,a ,aud from that city %
the Virginia line, distance Ct four bundled
miles, owned By three Compauies, is. as q
general thing, 10 splend order; much OF
the track has been re-lsid, the emtank-
ments well dress. 4, and the cuts wei ditched
and drained. The best bridge near the
Virginia huc is 8eary fuisted and toe
connection With the East csmplcte. Cpon
The Roads in Middle and West Ieunessse
repairs sre progressing rapidly. and he in
dieatious are that the Companies have q
profitable business before them, as there IS q
large amount Of travel and large demand
for freights as the county becomes Quiet
and business is resumed. As d general
thing may say these Companies have re-
organized upon loyal basis and are con
trolled by Union men. Especially is this
true Of East Tennessee. Tbs EdrcGeld aud
kentdcky, and the Louisville. C.arksviiie
and Memphis R eds have teen placed in
hands Of Receivers az the lew d.rscis. They
are in the hauds Of reliable ana euergrilc
men, and I have ell o0nhdslce thas tney
viii be managed to advantage
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BOOKsEILERS AND sTATIONERs.
oARaIAoE mANUFAcFURERs.

/ GINGLHTON, r. a H---BOoksslier, Publisher,
| - 3 ationer, and Pe=iodical Dealer, Posi O1hoe
! BUILDING
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CLAIM AGENTS, &e.

hFYERS 8 HUNT-Manuiacturers Of all the
VI Latest Styles Of First Class Carriages and
Bugges, Express Wagons and CaryRl.s. u Nortn
MarEet street.
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lu az paris OF the country The friends ~
iaf aud order are realizing the einut strides
gaich King Alcohol has maid uilhin tt5
ionr years covering this rebeiliau. and the
censelufnt deui1railzatiua airecfIr . atrrfhu-
table ~ the alarminr increase 1f i1ftmBe--
anee = row aitfscting the afl-nfion III the
oest membsrs oi secretly, and OF the nitet
proieuud statrrmsu of the country. Good
men and patriots csu bar haiI every move
msnt against tha m1utier wee ~ the age
g. pleating augnry of ~ t.Enesi and t1eT
mus hearialY approve ever rHierrrise, 4nl
every sct q le1islaiion, dssgnea 20 20 AZ
the back oi thH monster WAosF Victne
muiiiply With such f.ightful Hp ditT, a1d
whQsf TeusF incIeascs daily aae uightlg,
iuieupsraace did iis uork in nc lflngi arf
nQu that fea-s has been deciare1 it = tfals
ierfinT l.a hansfui Influence o. the Wslas cf
evil liie, demoralIrinE tae yllug and risinf
geusrston aud seudilg % premature Erarra
many Of oar besi and moat useiui citizens.
Lhrdur rdout the leuFth and treadih of Ten
assses dist ilisries. aad Hholssals aud retail
uquar dsaieTa. ere multiplying villa friaht-
fal raPidity, and The lacrsaEBg evlls ara
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-03

CAMERON, WM. a Cu.-Book and Job Printers,
Y ! and pu l!shers Of the Da y and Weekly
Union, Printers Alley. between Union nd Dead
eucE streets.
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teach them that elemeney at the sacrifice Of
Justice, is the criminal abandonment Of gov
ernmeni; teach them that treason is a crime
against law and iib-rt-, ana that they who
are guiltyof il have forfeited alI claims 10
protection aud all rights Of citizenship.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-03

Undcr the 7ih section of tha Amsndea
Consi tution aBd your resolutions Of Nar
%, 1895. J have lusd : q nanber of
vacancies in TIE County aud District ofice1
by apsi trleut The necessity i1r this ~
ton Eas imperative, a. mauV III thr conn
ties were " thout single oHesr. Wtre q
a. pot doubi The validity d these apro.ut-
ansnts myself am niormsd thai d er, AZ.
As these doubts may lead 30 litigation. 1
recon mrnend that the LeEsl8inre, ont 81
anunaant eaa-on, declare The of'cIrl aets %
these officers valid. ahd thus ru-. ,-,,- .--..-
CHARITIES in the time and msrn.- F. .f.i.
qnaLdcatier
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

DONE a SELIs-Wholesale and Retail
~ Bookse' lers. Statiouers, ana News Agents
No. 80 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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DAUL 4 SANFORD, Forwarding and Co mis-
/ sion Merchants. our prompt ATTENTION is giveI
b the receiving aud 70. Sarding Of CO .TON. Al
south Market street
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COAT AND WOOD.

rTNOMeKIEs, b. 4 co.,. s. @ aim Agents,
Il uficers' Pay Accounts and QusTtermastersi
Vo1rheu bought ~ the best rstss, or oollectsd.
ofhee corner Cherry an Cedar streets, up stairs.
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@. r. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
(, Cor. SIKH. Louisville, Ey.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-01-19
Death of Capt. Iefferis's Son.

We are panied to learn that ALBERT,
only son of Capt. W. CHAN. JKFFERI@,
Of this vicinity, who was a private in the
51th Ind. Reg't, Go. G. was killed BY the
rebels recently in the battle Of Nashville
He had declared frequently. that he
never would be taken prisoner He was
surrounded, and on being ordered t.
to surrender, he shot the rebel, and was
instantly, killed himself Thus has
another noble heart ceased to beat, whose
every pulsation was for our glorious
sacrifice has been offer
ed for the Union. But who shall describe
the poignant sorrow of his brave father,
whose hope of heightened days for his
gallant boy has been thus suddenly
blasted, The sympathies of this com
munity with him in his sad bercye-
ment.
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Dr.. Bort.

twill Be seeu BY thi. number Of paper that
devote portion Of column. 20 the advertisement
Of this celebrated ply sican We satisfied that the
afflicted will thank for thus giving them oPpor-
tunity TO con suit Of the hes: practitioners Of the
age, and who viii afford all the highes. satisfaction
The Doctor presents the fasterng testimonials
Of his ability control and the diseases which
he treats as spsciasies and these, too, from well
known citizens and Of recent date.
Did fully believe that he possesses the ability
sscrbed to him, and that he has been very successful
in many cases, which has been given By other
physicians, we should refuse to endorse him, but
when We see 50 many certificates from worthy peo-
pie ascri5iuz him the credit Of restoring them 70
health W. cannot but b.lieye that be is all he IS rep
resented.
Some persons object 70 travelling physicians. We
cannot why man is not good physician who
travels from place place, as be who is permanently
located. There thousands Of suffering individuals
who afford the expense of visiting these cse-
br4tel doctors, hose reputation has become world
wide and TO such, the regular visits Of scientific
practitioner in their vicinity, is of the greatest
boons they coulI ask
H. comes armeI with that thorough knowledge
OF the humln system, which enables him fully
comprehend tue diagnosis Of diseases, and thus pre-
pared h. IN larstanis what is required TO stay its
sontel ,icor
IL: has given hearing TO the deaf sight TO the blind
AMI made the invalid Of years rejoice in being restored
& perfect health. Those whom he has treated and
cured bless his for the relief he has afforded;
and thus, he journeys from place to place, he con-
veys the suffering priceless gift of health. The
Of the deaf mad hear the eilei eyes Of the
blind opened and the frame wasted by disease 10
invgorats1. made strong, and life, which seemed
burden Is teeming with JOY and pleasure.
Dr. Bogr, will arrive in Richmond on Monday,
February 9th, and remain two weeks. Rooms at the
Huntington House. where he be consulted on all
diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Lungs, Throat, Catarrh,
Deafness, ringing noises in the Head, and discharges
from the Ear
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-01-19

SEVERE ACCIDENTS, On Thursday
evening last, DR.. j. II MsNDENHALL,
slipped and fell on the pavement in7his
house yard, hurting himself so severely
that he has been confined to his bed ever
since. Two years ago he met with
similar accident, and was hurt this time
in the same place-the left hip. This
morning he was some better, but his hip
is yet very sore and painful, and he re
quires assistance to move him in bed.
Mrs. VIM. HALL, we also understand
hurt herself very severely by falling on
the pavement. Quite a number Of acct
dents have occurred, during this icy
period, and we again urge all humane
citizens to sprinkle their sidewalks with
ashes. Life and limb may be saved by
this precaution.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-01-19

A PICToRIAL DOUBLE NUMBER-The
Pathological Journal and Life Illustra-
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1t contains Portraits of Tcnnyson, Sill
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W esley-mother of John-an Indian
Chief, Franz Muller, Miss Muggins,
Miss Fury, the Princes of Wales-Flor-
ence Nightengalc. \ Group of Wor-
riors-Hannibal, Julius Caesar, Pizarro,
Comwell, Charles, MI, Frederick the
Great, Scott Wellington and Napoleon,
with Ethnology, Phrenology, Phisolog-
nomy, Physiology, and Psychology. No.
l. Vol. list. Published at 20 cents
Number, or 5000 year, by Messrs
Fowler Il Wells, $50 Broadway, New
\ ork.
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there shall be no just cause of complaint.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-01-19

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