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WEDNESDAY MORVINt", f.rTT 10, I7.
Aimv. orncrits'
BLANK PAY ACCOUNTS,
Jr fc?lo nt thi OIIi'v.
NOTICE.
' All eubscnU-rs in ninaM l III'1 ,Vu.A
t'l''ATiA U.vkix rue rcp'i fully re
ii?strtl lo j.df tlie A'jnt', or call
mil Mile at the nllicp, or I In ir ijrr will
bp lincon(ininil.
Our rrmli'M will excuse the monotony
of our columns, The most horriMc of all
monotonies is lha monotony of war.
Everett's Speech.
Don't forget t read KvirtFt .'it Hpl.ii
ditl npeerh. ' It ti full (f win'Jnm uml
patriotic fire. ,
Through (lit; ; kii1ucA f Jilo.-Hrs. j
' Uabiir ,V Co. we Lave copies of the Lou
isville J)rmnrritt of tlm Tlh. W'r are also
iniK'Mcd to our faithful fiicnd, Mc
I'owKt.t,, of lln ir elal)linhincnt, for his
hindncvB in promptly delivering them.
Wo learn that the Tyrcc pr'iiRS road
is infenteil with fru'rrilla. Cannot that
thoroughfare be li:iinrtl of these ma
rauders? Tlio Htnprcs Sunday night
wre stopped, and the passengers and
their hapajre searched. They probably
obtained poscaitiun of thn letters of the
correspondents of tho I'iiladdplila J'rw
and X. Y. TfcvH, written at this place.
Thkatiik. All "That (ililiers is not
(old," was played last night, and pleased
the. andienco immensely.
( The cspital farce oT the "Omnibus,"
s"nt the folks home in a mariner pood
humor.
To-night is presented another good bill
the "Soldier's Uridu" and the "Imn.
Belle." Mrs. JtonsARn appears as the
"Soldier's T.ride," with a full cast of the
company.
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We learn that the marauding ). anils
are committing gnat depredation upon
not only Union men but eecc sRioiiitn, in
the interior counties. Their sole object
is stealing. When a secessionist plead
thai he is for the Confederacy, they tell
lii in " Damn tho Southern Confederacy
wp want your horses, or yonr nioiuj-, or
clothing." What a shocking slate of
a Hairs.
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- A gentleman informs us that General
Hardee crossed the liido on the Tor road
fifteen miles above Chattanooga a few
days ago with three regiments of infant
ry, one of cavalry, and forty pieces of
artillery, lie also utatcs as an undoubt
ed fat that Ocneral Brags hung eiRht
Union men recently. The rebels make
war; they recognirt the present folate
ofallairs, as being war, and war only.
When will we learn the same fact. ? We
do not advise the Government i imitate
Itragg's barbarity, but we do ttrge it to
put a stop to its olliccrs hedging rebel
property with safeguards. Safeguards
are emphatically "played out."
m a aw -
uonj tuoua l.otlcrk.
It is strange that intelligent jteoplo
will go to the trouble of professinpj to
communicate facts to editors anony
mously. Wo frequently get such letiors,
anil we must again sny what we have
often saitl before, that all such letters
are iilWrlu vnihu'H-i, and their writers
waste both their t.iino and paper. We
don't know whether you are telling the
truth or not. You may be a huiuliuger.
You may be loyal or you may be a rebel.
Whenever a writer wishes his name kept
secret, we will do so; but it you are
afraid to let us have your name, then
don't bother us, for we shall certainly
not father your articles. Don't forget
this.
The Exodus.
Yesterday morning w e saw a train of
wagons filled with women and children
ifiid a few articles of lioiiavlioM )ood
These people arc native Tennesseans,
driven by guerrillas from their farms and
shops on account of their loyalty. They
have sacrificed the honest accumulations
of vears of hard labor on the altar of
loyalty, and are now winding their way
to a land where the rebel lla,; is not tol
erated. The story related by these tin
hPPT people i most lamentable. They
tell of respectable, law-abidin;; lio n I
imr tu d iin ami w Linneu until lluv ure
ttri'uming with bhmd; of house s plun
dered and sacked'; of crops d.-r-tri.j nl
aud of every Hpccies of outrage, l otn
panies of outlaws helonging to tuitlier
t side, taking advantage of the nimrthy
which prevails in tho country, roam
about for tho sole purpose of plunder
These bauilits prey ou accession in Is aud
loyalists alike. A man named Anderson,
we are told, leads one of these partiis in
P.e d ford county. When he plundus the
hotme of a Confederate, and t'lo initial
plead that they are for the Southern Con
federacy, he replies, " Damn the Southern
Confederacy!" Vuhss the people come
as one man into the Federal ranks, and
utterly dealroy these land-cortaii , an
awful future awaits this alllicttd com
monwealth. The friends of the Confed
eracy will be certain to I'nul the "ingre
dients of their poisoned dial ice" of i e
bi'Uiou commended lo their own lips by
the Tery men whom men whom they now
encourage in robhciy aud lawh sne-s.
Justice is oftcu blow, but flu- i "even
handed,,' aud her b!os will fall with
fearful ctl'ect st last np'n ohdurate offender.
Iteports from the Sonth Rebels
Whipped at Stevenson, Ala.
Athens, Alabama, Enrcr-d.
Rebel. Reported at Williamstown,
Kentucky.
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Affairs in Western Virginia.
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Reported Crossing of the rotoinnc
by the Rebels Firing Heard -:
at Nolan's Ferry.
Another Engli.-.h Steamer Captured.
Rfparl3 from Fredericksburg.
CfTirerft DiPmlssed" from Smica.
Cii,i I...VATI, .September C, P. M The
I'veninfr Times has information that Sic
tenson, Ala., ws attacked, but th ene
my was repulsed with treat loss.
J eleprsphic eommnnication n open ss
fr lalmoulh, Kentucky. To-ctcrht,
(lie n-l)ti ar reported tn force at Wil-
I anistown, i'ont 30 miles di 'tnnt on the
( iiiorgrtown turnpike.
liALLiroun, ()., Sept. 0. A reconnoiM-
Hance was made to-day, 13 mites np tho
Kanawha river.
.fenliins is camped at t'.nfl'alo to-ni;'ht,'
,'()() strong.
A regiini-iit ot infantry of 1.2(X others,
poorly armed, is said to te following, and
expeeied to join him at Buffalo tn-night.
I hey are stripping the country of horses.
Their object, is evidently to cut o(T com
munication with the Kanawha division.
They paroled all prisoners taken. Fa-
roled prisoners say Jenkins reports his
IirigaUo to number ujts). 1 ho militia of
Gallia county were out to-day, number
ing U,TMi. Company and regimental or-.
ganiations w ere etlected, and Held otli
cers elected.
Alonro Cushing, of thij place, was
elected Drigadicr-ticnei al.
About ono-haif of the militia are awneu,
and very lit t lo fear is entertained of a
raid on this place. We are will prepnred
f r them, and mean tight.
Chicago, Sept. t1.. t.'ov. Kvans, of Colo
rado, is now in this city. Ho says the
statement in tho telegraph report last
night, credited to the Santa Fe tiazetle of
tho 2"d, that great discontent crisis
among the population of Colorado, con
veys utterly a false impression. One or
two amall Tean guerrilla h.mila, near
the New Mexican line, have produced all
the disturbances. As a people, tho citi
zens of Colorado are piil ns loyal and
law-abiding as tho-'r' of Illinois or any
other loyal State.
The war meeting this afternoon was
an immense affair. All stores were closed
affotir o'clock, hr proclamation of the
Mayor, who presided at the meeting.
Speeches were made by General Curtis,
Walbridgc, McC'learnand, aud Ex-Governor
ltandall and Senator TrnmbulJ.
In the evening Gen. Walbridgc ad
dressed the Hoard of Trade at length.
1U urged the neeessily of putting; the
country in a complete position of defence
against domestic treason and foreign in
tervention. Ilo urged that thn facilities
between I he cast and west should be
multiplied, not only for commercial pur
poses but as a military necessity, and
that, by the agency of our breadstuil's,
he should always command the sympa
thy of the great masses in Europe, and
that our tiuancial credit abroad was sus
tained by ttiis act, and acknowledged
demand for our breadstuir.
Gen. Walbridgc was listened to with
marked attention, and when he announc
ed that corn was king, the applauso was
deafening.
The war spirit i as never iu.re enthu
siastic and determined here.
Washington, .Sept. tl. Farmers from
the upper part of -Montgomery county,
Md., arriving here early to-day, report
heavy tiring heard late yesterday in the
direction of Nolan's Ferry; they also con
firm tho rumor that the rebels yesterday
crossed the river, this sitlo of Point ot
Hocks, they did not venture any consid
erable distance fiom the river. The force
eonnisted of a battalion of cavalry and
four pieces of artillery; after remaining
a short time they re-crob.srd.
There is no doubt the rebels, in strong
force are pouted at several points on tho
opposite shores. Considerable, bodies of
rebel infantry were plainly visible from
this side during the day, and the camp
tires at night, indicated tho presence of a
larger force or rebels than at List sup- ;
posed. Mr. Tierce, tho General Soperin- j
tedeiit of the hospital corps of male
nurses, ha ordered tlit no more nurses
will be enlisted lor Ixw-pital services.
The large number of cit.en nurses who
have generously offered their services to
meet the late emergency, has proved
sullleieiit to meet all immediate wants.
rnii.AmiriUA, Sept. C The Wash
ington National liepublican says: "It
was currently reported on the streets
and in the hotels, last evening, that Gen.
J'opo lind been relieved of bis command
at his own rcfUi;iriii order to bring
charges against 1'iU John l'orter and
Siimucr, and a few rai of artillery whose
name we did not yet, lor disobeying
orders."
Marshal Milwaid to-day attempted to
put a stop on all railroad travel, by re
quiring all citizens who wished to go to
New York or other cities to procure a
pass, for the trouble of which, his cleiks
charged each person two dollars. As
soon as the Washington authorities heard
of these proceedings, orders were isenl to
the Marshal t remove all such restric
tions upon IVcu travel, and all persons
can now go where tliey please, without
tear of interruption.
Washington, Sept. t'. The arrest of
straggling olliccrs cuntinues daily. In
the last -IS hours several hundreds have
been secured aud taken before the 1'ro
vost Marshal iu disgrace, and sent to
their respective, regiments under arrest.
A person just arnved from Fredericks
burg slates that on Monday, after the
(Vneualiou of the I'nioii tones there,
many of the inhabitants who had pur
chased hoots and shoes from our sutlers
for their own usr, packed them into wag
ons and sent them oil to tlie rebel sol
dier. It is believed they sent away
Lugo tjtiantitieu i.f much needed supplies
of this diM-ripiiou thus obtained to the
libel army.
A free colored nuu was arrested and
summarily hung by the Confederates in
I'rederickdbuig tor cartintr away articles
for contraband
Wasqinotiv?, September C It.bsaj
neen Known lor several Oays past, ttiat
the rebels hstn Ix-cn rnovinjj up the val
ley apparently with a view of pushing
into .Maryland,
i The most current report this morning
I was that a detachment of cavalry and
artillery reconnoitered the Maryland
J side, and then returned to Virginia, The
( camp fires and false rumors wbirh the
i rebels are instrumental in circulating,
were doubtless intended to deceive our
forces to-night. It said the rebels have
crossed near I'oint of IJorks and the Mo
nocftcy, and now occupy Frederick City,
Maryland, in force. The military men
think the mavemenf favorable for opera
tions on our aide.
War DrrAitTvrvT,
An.M-TAM-CF.SERAL'S Orricz.
Washington-, Sept f.
Gi.sT.aAL OimtRs, Xo. 125.
Tho following officers are, by direction
of the Trer-idenf, dismissed from the ser
Tice of tho United Slates f.r being ab
sent without proper leave from their re
spective commands, while the armies to
which they belonged are frhting the en
rmy in the field: Capt. Thornton Smith,
Assistant Quarterraatder of Volunteers;
Lieutenant Simpson, of the 99th Penn
sylvania; Captain T. Vallenlinc, A. D. C;
Lieutenant J. L. Christer, A. V. C; Cap
tain J. V. Patten, ?3d Ohio; Major G. C.
Austin, 12Cifi Pennsylvania; Capt. John
J. !Hpcrry, FOiii Pennsylvania; E."l
Cra.wf.ird, A. I). C. ,
I'y order of the Secret .ry of War.
Signed D. THOMAS,
' Adjutant-General.
Boston, Sept. th Thn New Bedford
Mercury publishes a letter from on board
the United States ptenmer Cambridge,
dated, "Oir I'-eaufort, August 'J-J,-' which
saya that the new gunboat Octarara cap
tured a large l.nglish steamerntl Charles
ton. She was laden w itli saltpetre, am
munilion, and arms.
Washington?, Kept. f. The War De
partment has issued an order concerning
supplies to drafted militia. Tho camps
of rendezvous in the different States will
be supplied by tho United States Quar
termaster as follows:
Camps in I'r nnsylvania, Delaware, and
part of New Yoik, by Col. Crossman,
Deputy Quartermaster-Gcnera,from Phil
adelphia. .
Camps nrar Pittsburg, by Maj. A. Mont
gomery, Quartermaster, from l'ittsburg.
Camps in Ohio, by Capt. J. II. Dickin
son, Assistant Quartermaster, from Cin
cinnati. Camps in Indiana, by Capt. Jn. A.
Ekiu, from Indianapolis.
Camps in Illinois and Wisconsin, by
Capt. J. A. J'ottcr, Assistant Quarter
master, from Chicago.
Camps in Kentucky, by Col. Thomas
.Swords, Assistant Quartermaster, from
Louisville.
Camps in Michigan, by Capt. .1 . W. Dec,
Assistant Quartermaster, from Detroit.
Camps in Iowa, by Capt. II. B. Ilen
dershot, Second Artillery, from Ft. I'anl.
Camps near St. Louis will be supplied
by Maj. h'obt. Allen, Chief Quartermaster
of the Department of Missouri.
General Crittenden.
Persons who have, not kept posted,
sometimes confound the brave General
Tuomas L. Crutkmu-;;, of Kentucky,
who has charge of a command in Goneral
Mi Cook's Division, wi :h General T. T.
CttfTTKXw.x, of Indiana, who was cap
tured at Murfrecsboro some time since.
We should not have thought it necessary
to notico tho error, had not a friend in
sisted on it. We need hardly assure the
public that General Tuomas L. Cmittf.n
lkn will never be surprised or caught
napping. He is wide awake as well as
brave; and he doesn't surrender, either,
lie was the bearer of the celebrated reply
from old Bough and Beady to Santa Anna
on tho bloody field of Bue.iia Vista-
"General Tatlok never surrenders!" At
Shiloh he was in the hottest and fiercest
of tlie battle, and he will ever be among
the Hr it to go where duty and danger
call.
.Still ltc time.
A gentleman just returned from Louis
yillo informs us that the Federal troops
are passing through that city from Indi
ana at the rate of four regiments daily, of
the incst luaguiCccnt soldlera that he ever
saw. The new levies oeem t; be, if pos
sible, even more, substantial aud solid
than the eld regiments. He says nobody
entertains the least apprehension f r the
safety of Louisville.
Nafe-Gunr.l
There arc some crafty old foxes among
our secesiionixts. Wo heard the other
day of somo noted ones, who have driven
all their cattle, horses, etc., to the farm
of some less obnoxious neighbor w ho hn
a sale-guard for all his property. We
t b ink the saf.-gusrd are a great nuisance,
Tho Recession wild ass does well to
ford itself on the F.ast wind of foolish
rumors vhilo it can, for in a very short
time did Ami's foolw'ill coin! down upon
it, and niali" it bnrt like a Christmas
bladdir.
Tho story of the capture of Lou inville,
circulated by some rebel lie-iuungers in
this place is ridiculously absurd. They
might as well talk of the rapture of Phil
adelphia.
Sta i k oi' Ti;nism.e. i
D.W Ifisow Cut'MV.j ''
An luipii-iliou holdou at Nashville, in
the county and Slate aloresaid, on the
7th day of September, '.'', before G. M.
Southgate, a J utdice of the Peace lor said
county, upon tlie body of a male child
about twenty-four hour's old, name un
known, there lying dead, by tho .lurors
whose names are hereto subscribed, who
upon their oail.s do say that the said
elnld came to bis death by a wound iu
tlictrd feloniously on the forehead ot
said child, by an instrument unknown to
tlie Jurors.
In testimony whereof, the said .In run
have hereunto set their hand the day
and date above.
(Signed i II. G. Scovu., j;.rt. ,. ..
I HAin.ts Sau.i:s,
II. lll.LT. ON,
WILLIAM l'AMI,
K. Foi'.liEi,
Wit. II. I rssj-rtv,
Jas. Dour.
don-i In'oalt.9,
G. M. fcoummi:, J. I.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
llFADJl AnTKHS PUOVOST Gl'AM), I
NasuvaLr, Tekv, Rcpt, 9;h, 1?C2
From this date, the sale of intoxica
ting lopiors, (spiritnons, malt or vinous)
wholesale or retail, publicly or priratcly,
is forbidden in the city of Nashville and
ticinity.
This order is positive, and applies
alike to Hotd, Bestaurant, Saloon Bar
room. Grocery and Groggery, and nny
violati n f it will bo summarily pun
ished. ALVAX C. GILLF.M,
. , . ' Col. lt Tenn. Infl'y,
epl0-6t Prcwif M-inhiJ.
articular Katirr. '
Mr. 0. D. WitiTivo has assumed the
control of our city subscription list. He
w ill 'see that the L'nio!) is delivered regu
larly to city subscribers every morning.
He will alno make collections promptly,
at leant every two weeks. NJ money
taken but Tennessee, or par funds.
lie ijaiu l.nr UUlllJ K
nitirlnflTuFa nW'.ttlit r.f ttr-ntinfr natutp
TV. i.... . i . : . .r T J
which we will dispoie of at 40 et3. per
nnnarea.
Sats Y"ora Mosrr. t)urin,; these war
times it is tho duty of all to save as
much as possible; 2' per cent of your ex
penses can be wared by exchanging your
Greenbacks for Tennessee money as in
majority of cases ?5 in the best Ten
nesseo Bank bills will go qui In as far as
?! In any other money. This exchange
can bo made on the best terms at the In
surance Office of W. J. Mahu on College
street (opposite Rewanee House)
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HEAnofAmT.r.s 1st Ti:xs. Cavaliiy
NAnvii.i.R, TrswAnsr. 22,lt!2. ,
Orders Ka. (. .. ' " . . V
All officers recruitinfor this Ilepiment,
will immediately forward to these Head
quarters a report showing the strength
of the party, present, and absent, and will
hereafter, at least onco a week, make a
similar report, exhibiting the pain and
loss, if any, since last report.
' lly order of Cor . 8T0KLS. -Jons
Mi uruv, 1st. Lieut.- & Adjutant,
lot Tcnn. Cavalry. Aug. 2"-lf.
llK.uxjrAKTCJts U. K. 1'oin r.sV
yASiiviu.K, Tuns., Pept. f,
Fprcinl Ofkr, Xi . 1.
1. In pursuance of the Instructions of
Major-General Ptru., ail soldiers here
after found in this city or beyond their
camplincs without special anthority from
these Headquarters, will be arrested and
sent to the city prison.
All officers found in the city without
such authority, will be arrested and taken
tn Major Sipei.I., A. A. A. (J., Piolriet of
the Ohio.
Xo papers will in future be. granted to
officers or soldiers to lcaro ttieir encamp
ments, and all existing orders pertaining
to this matter are hereby annulled.
All General and Stair officers, both of
Driiades and Regiments, will be exempt
ed from the enforcement of Ibis order.
Camp guards will be of sufficient
strength to prevent the soldiers from
leaving the commands to which they be
long. One Compauy of Cavalry and one Com
pany of Infantry, will bn detailed as
Patrols, who will Ikj attentive to their
duties and promptly execute their instruc
tions. r.y command of Frig.-Gon. ll.n;--tap.
F. A. JONES, A. A. A. fien.
pepO dlw.
IliDQCAr.TEiis DisTRrcTOCTHEOiiio,!
Jledical Director's OfDee, Xash-'
villle, Tcnn., Aup. 27Ah, W2. S
General Order.
Jledical Officers of the Army and Vol
unteers are hereby directed to report at
this office immediately on their arrival in
this city, to tate their business and
authority. ERN. SWIIT,
Suix. U. S. A., Me.l. I Ji rector.
! iaaaMaMaMW
Recruits Wanted!
pit'TirN r.i:i t:cn-s Am: tv.urai inn Pi
Ballrrj- "A," Fnt owHvw Arlilhrt; j
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milling ,.ni -.-r. r.u jv.i:
n.llri- ni.t il.-.r hh.w llu Oily Ih.lr
House Serv.ant Wanted.
r wi'it td mm: a nr.KV.wr cntt., i s'
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u- wrll iih irlv.-n.
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Nonh Woacrn Bank of Oi.crit'..
l'nk if Hi.' Kn.pirv PUto,
nle of Atliw, iWi.
i u.ioa Pti!i.
tlKKtC I'f Whitl.M.
litu'.er Cu'.i.jra'
liefuao tb toara of ail
llahK
mi-nouiird bnlOM.
Thn foltoolur Tmvuwn rr.k- itr hr-kfn, or
'v ,l'ra uim aiiU lln-ir Not, :, lrat.r aro
out, ro utterly m-rti Ipw. :
A?, xultnrnl Hank, at Prorr'l'..
(.iitnil ItHlik "f 1 .Tn.Mrr, i s. ,
Vitrnwr-'nnl Wi-!.(i. I;ni..l .W !.!
II. . luniii ' B ink. al Mi-mi.lm.
:Ii ui.Im Sam,... In tn,.i,.n, nt M. nint .-
I'vrlinn..,.-. Pnu, i,t Al ur inv.-l...ro.
.M.nor,' ,u,i Mviihiiti Inr.T-' lUnk, nt K IK 11
I .K m K-n Toitfi,n Knt,t.iii.
II .uk f.i' Ir.iit'.ii. M Trrnlon.
I' I .l.t.-.-Hun. Itl r:mi1ri.li;K.
:nl. in" i iil),.nio, kI lAnowril.
ll .i.l. ,.t 1,7, si T...-,'!l.
liurn, iit-r;; l:-,A.nl l,irrti,-rliiti;.
itif.tw' Uinw.Hl MninplMN.
to nk "t Aia r..,i liarkevlile
SELECT SCHOOL
IXJlt VOUNC,
Fn-ihi-i- Hnrt,bitnen OVr it'll fnin, (&? ;)
v y ! n v ; i, i. r, t r. s k
H'le EUGENIE 31. TOUPET
Will oi-!i a rrrtioh nii.t Fupll-li I.ht C. hi.nl on tl.
FBr-f StnrMKia. iu which nil the m';n ond
o rnmuonl.il timuohoa ,.r thomnli nnil r fii.nd Kn
r1iIi kii.1 t n-ni-li IVinalo -lnratlua will lo u,.ht.
l'rvl..:h will bo ticighl illiout eMni rhurij.-'to tbo
rTil "U'-mliu.r 51 li T.'s hm.l, unit will ir-..:y
iTintr.irtl'iu Juliv iu that boautlful lanpunt;".
l l(i: II C I. ASM S.
At Ihn cl.-.-o cf h.-r Mino, daily. In lh.. ari.-rtionn,
M'llf. 'I1, w ill liavn M..-irrtto Kiniirb t. l i-w:h l-.r r,upj
Lii-i-. nnl Mi.-rv, ;U o f-'r niarri. .1 or J.i.;:lo Laili-.y,
li--hi Inslrurtlnti In Kn n,h : , firoD, Dir. o
Ilium u-otkly, oitliur nl li-r Iolio4.1.r.iim ai ubo-.-n,
.jr nl Ihi' iiuiLiiro of I ho tir.i, il" jn , lu i
t '"' T.rrrr' at.',nHni' an.; auiiiMion-.-v c .-.n oft
o'ni t.-n.-'.-rr Rro o.t H l.l.-u t- th'o Xaslnlilo
.hOi.iDii for many y.-iirt' t-..-t j rnic-o i,ny corn,
mi ulat..ii,
Jli" t.-iiim ef 1.. r U - I, .' r r.n, i;-h tniii,.n, aro
mn.l in..jT:to h .--uir thr r.n. lit l;rni -.
t it Iwi1h wt' Vt.ltion. ar.'l fun l..-r)i;rliii,r", ).lunn
ujiply ! .11 Ho l..ii-:r, .ornuullr. nl lli.i tv-Mi-nrti
ui lj. r fri.-ii.l, Mr-. .1. -. j h V u. 'S- Hil-Ii -Iroot,
-hv:.. "
Southern Bank Notes.
TrTinespee,
SoTith Carolina,
(roorgb,
Alabama,
and Louisiana
II A N Ji XOTKB.
AND GOVERNMENT ICHECXS.
iiro'iT jvo ot.r. ttv
A. V. MM OltM A : O.,
N.i. fo. f ill.-rri St., (Mr rThmi'a llank Bnttdisg.)
iiy U.
F Tj O XJTl.
rnt h a i ; s
OF THR CEI.KItllATKn
n vhio scurri-; uni t. n,o( it.
F,.r S..I.- I.v
WM. t.VOS, 41, 5Iarkt SI.
Claims Against the United
States Government.
1"i:'lSnX.'4 hoM rc T ilro arn'imt IhotT.S. GiMrnro
ii.tnt, t jthfir U't ro)'Tty luken for lh ii- ui" itin
mpti ui' ( ordHcHtft". r tn b.4V. tbeun Mttlcl r.,1-
IrrtMi t p't-iUaT t)ni tn It'. haml of lllAKi.l II
S aibini ltu, l I . t U,. o thn 'lViajt-npft Urftu. it of
the At ury , Ncj. , S Cht.-jr Mi't( tiptfisiis.
Oue Hundred Dollars Kcuardt
IN irnitfAIiY LAa-fT I If AO TWO NEGRO MEN
in run nwny oa a hoat fn-m C'lurksv ;U, y the
Dittnt'ri f Foil TEa nd Lpi Kn. b.y lift ( liirL.v
I n f fli pltice.
aui und i utrfut r, 1ttt t.J wirJ:3 fv nr 170
ioiii.-t, knil in ''; tr i4 yrs t.l'l.antl of Uark rom-
plrition, 1 octt-r it f. f- I bi'h, ni i t-f yillow t"m
11--1. tn , a till vU It' or i;-0 pt'itOitH, ttvi u
Hi.Kit 1- r J ,vo.in o!1. Vhfn lh'-y n'ri tutu!
lV rie inn klovtt It k want tn any mi if thr
will f ring ItiHDi to mo iu ILo City of hiwbvlllo.
FOR RENT,
thk ni. sri: i f imu, oh a ttioi
No. 27, West side of Spruce St.,
bvlwi'Mi f'.v.lnr au-l I'lil 'ti Sir. -ft-, iti ibr il , !.r.on
4 -n.r.r Ni-di t'oiui.o.-'
K.ir lurib'T in n il:ir r.VI 'n Mr'. (V lah4
N''iJi I'liAnv HirfiW.
Ki li v U.-, A up uit lih, i5.'.:. a i"...
Committed to Jail
v m:nt, him mvn lull nti. ir J,iK,itni hfli'orn
30 yr ; wi irif :.tn.-ii Tu . kii).Ih , led cy ot.i ; w
on rijiht hftn-t
J. M. II1VTOV,
i .1; ':l -'it i'brrlT hi-l J ..lor oi
Committed to Jail
Ol' i m.h ii i ..utty, l ao. ,.tii:y 1 , l-t V, h n',-ro
iiirtu,iit H;iy.ih niiir.il it J 't'N .Uii; a tl i n
uii.'t 1" .( ' Vtiii in, nl Mnr. i l , 1 ui. ; b
bUoii 1. year i A i- i h itn Iwu i tg'. ; h-I t, u'.Ay ;
tit" IU ! it H'S liiiTll Ul( .
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lb
.1. M. lUN'flilt,
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1 ill auU.luilurvl i. C.
Dr. King's Dispensary
I OH riilVAl'l. 1IN AIA.
SZt" KINO.formwiyof New Tuik.to
I a -t ii.-1 i 1 "ir yru or u tii., fcy.
l w i.o iijkj dt'vuit il Lis tiUtiit.iiti.a
lhr trrftim-'itt if "' fti; 0 cjvi li.r hi yn, uiUH
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JTtl J, ft'lll L'Hf K Bl It ' 1 Jf lUOaUi.1, ht i CJaaValltvl U
curftii u.arftt.fft nl ftpr .tft:o iiiur,Ua Hia,Mr faun
tU ihry tt.ny tm rr.ui ifct..liitai luiMiunftl iroaluuiul,
or from Jt,M I i.f UjircnV. i'r kiu'i iMi(Hiur
So iiO akiiajrit k Hlrffl, UC'.WiMU (. im tl) ftlii .uunjUaW!
MM-ua iiurj , W aat rj UcCuP -taU ll.K4tUt ft pfiVftl4
bHJUurliM curJ w lUt'itl m. twi m lir.gr url
rioremc will
Hira'tun ! ut orriHiHl iiAl.fSttuiilly rurJ
le u.k, ftti tprra-Ji lAlutu V tst
H lir m ttt t,ti rt etiftit Imftiia rftuijoi t a:uv
PrlA nol.tfuAfMaiJui ux'ii mt jh-l-I ftkJ i'uJe'
Bi.tu irtr i'4ui iii.t ii'n iiii.ci.
hi.t... i, iiu il IU 4 n( lti ILqMfflri
ui of tifi Ni ur bftj iroakfiK-ul. fu r1a. Uft..
urfi in itw um.
nai. -. l'ri.fi iru.t'(u. li.r.r tM.
flvt'O l- fcl. iti il ., Ul ftii tt ! ri"i-,ifiM( Ti.ill g
Out Of 11, iir..-iUl lU III IJIaUIV (iai' if frlltf lllf I Ui ! Vft
llAtHla) f( liil.!.t.Tl i..utiJ, t. i fl. fh M Ih'lllt
eure in Uir irWiti,l B'.iiul Uh u nii(l;r
DU Ut" tC lH.U.1tilutoU . rH lW T.1.0 lta ftl.ll I ttudi let
bl.lI.UrtM W KK,.' ,JJ d ftil ft lrt'lA4A.Uf4. 1'Ui aV
nUiiLA.t t aiiriii with ')' 1. d . i.y
bi Wi.iitli rl ftsi r;4 IUiieJ al fffi.
.'rp.ii ft r ! ftiiiwJ , ru:' i a'l 'kllt' U I
ftftJM. Wlitt fttrart Waft.iJ till 4k I Ul I'r tl. da IA , Sit 1$
iwitfr U ft feW m4, NMl.f iUO, 1 .. to 111 llaft Vtf I u iltXMfta
liwm f u'cUh k In it ft4nuiim it t,l tu Ui t tulhf ,
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Library Association Co
T OTTI7P Y
X
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Druwg Daily at rOYISQtON. j
AT 1? AVD i O -ClOi-K.
Cemrn'f)'mtrt.
'
CAPITALS
$5,000 to S40.000!
Tickru ftuia Hoe Dallar ta Tea Mhn.
t)r.tft T:ca.tt w!U N prrm-Uy .ut V- r'
lorn mull, and our o?Tr't Jrawlry Ant t.-. all rrr.
re-ftmi'rr.tn,
4jT All or.Wl Tor l irlew, i.tr-m
n. roANcc & co.,
r rHi.-..l-i f':'. fr.-o t" rt'l cn;rt'r.
J.r.-lfia
M. L. ALEXANDER,'
Auction & Ckmmls8ion
MERCHANT,
. Tl 1TI1I.1C Nat Altr.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
0"U''JT. COSSICKMX.ST?. AND W II L GIVE
.r tiipt ail"no. in tlm nalavf Irv Go.xl-i, Tl"..!-,
Pli''f.f , llau and MrrlviniHi.a (rcnr-raUy.
"A.. i!ra tjh,r.nj irinm.i maJo froaiptljr.
BT.arN?T: M'Tria A Ftra'tm, ft. 8. H-i;r.j
A Ci... A. J. I::iru3 & C: N..hv, 'l.-ra.
"S"-"
To Town and Country Mer
chants, Sutlers, Ac-, &c.
callV ex a mink,
AND
BUY YOU! STOCK
VARIETIES
AND SMIL miik'S,
AT WllOLSALi, f'K
J. M. MURPHY,
72 PUBLIC SQUARE.
ITi: 'iti.m fniiTN, 'r.r.m.iN.: ,.mih; m.t
v-.nAi of vj.kx Ti'mi Ai'.-t, fi wi, .urrf..s'.
BlTiONS. HKWtNi;
Cap, Letter and Note Paper,
ion vjr.L.onr.3,
BL.WK 1500KS and STATIONERY,
Driw, rnra, wai.itt, poocrrr kmvfji.
1 roKVEMOSSAliX, 1'APFK COI I.IKS, fUlN
mt FANc'V HOAPs. mirrtJIHi. anrl l l.rtlTati-.HV,
Ifooltn anrl Xnyn,
T'ini, Oold-Kyra isrcrnllfa,
Violin HtrtnjM.
TJ.UM LI ir Bn.l K NCV FAKf, riP.Cm PRAlliR,
MNMNuS, lAI K'-, ar.1 a tb...un.l rth.ir Ar
ti'l4 ii tiumroan U tiiutioa.
OrAll Borithorn IiIonry Taken.
-Cll l-fr piiT-har-inf el.wbr.
a.iirT-tu-.
$50 REWARD!
RASA WAY rBOIf THE RrriTBIIirn, . .
Diar Nutavlili., Tt.ua , on tba loin day ii T
A.rll, lf.S, a N(.fo luan uamnl TlLMnS;r
at ..ul yeara oi l i ( fret lort InJwa kljii rS
qniln t.U k ; lnik.i on wtiaa ha left w fhi at-..ul
l.'o r .unila. Iba aaSd boy wu aaD la Naativtii a
f'W naja mgn, anl Ml.l hi wan In Murfwboro at Hi.
tlmr. ki lha lat Ij1U, m4 cut .:ittjiiy r.-oiiodi la
Hi Ivaurl. 1 will tlw. afo liwar-i f.r tuo d
l.n.rjf .. (I. a sal. I hrj In ih JU at N.-jtrU. a taut
I . an gal l!o.
jni.:..'-tlina r.r.rr.RT f'ATiJ
Justices' Court
Kir
. CBiTnrui A Wu.-ii i, r'uir.l.iTi,
!
.1. O. flmrrirn, I'.-frn.Jaiit.
iinimwil. M. Knuiliual-, JiHli.-,-f Uir
i .ari- i..r I'ftviu.-c-u l oiuily, 'i,.anr.MI
Tin t-lalnt.a'i, K.ana, OlutiiaM A Wvala, In Um
arimo hating- i.l.U.ln,..! an AllarlioiMil aKaill.l Dia
n.-iniKMnl. J. t. uriilllh, ami iuMl to C-DataliM
ji,.io ii.iw.'i, M l mtiirlifil Iiy him, lvlt uu kuu
ilrf urli. If i . tiirn.l.irn I....m.iuk W. Ihf ilrl, i.Jji.i ;
ui.i.m 1-ih a.r.4, t. i.,i,n( l, II ap.-iiilrji;
1.1 l.al,.iart..n 1 Jt,-; I--.. ll,t th, a, i,n.l.inl
la :i iifii,rf-,,l, nt i.f Ili.-Kt'ita .f 'I ..nnn-. -n u , ur.
ilrnsl that n t,li,iatli u l- m. la fur four h.h r.it
.' "i a n....iK r pui.imh.l in U.a city nf N ib
rii'-n ilia i oiuii," warn nj tl,a 0. f. n-lunl t.i
...IM a..p. ar imiw .11 HI Jll.lii a on tha 'J ,lh itay o'
N-Ll-iiiii. r, l-n-j, Hi.t iilnul, ani..r, l,rrl..i.1r M wi"
altiu-limxiil, oiharnii"-t'lai-in lii-F"t t!.. n l"i
tr-ul aa irt in ttiat .
. M. S'.fTUi;.Ti:, .1 l
pin. !, VI
Ai,.:
2UI, 11.-.2 tia
Justices' Court.
J'-'o 1.m-.m-, l'.t:: ,) In ni.t ...f..r., tl M.
'-'i":i;..ie. a J'.-r. u. 0
A. i u-t-e, I" is. ) i. i-l-a,!.:. n CoLD'y, T.'t.a
" '" 1 1 ni.r, .1. l.u Ur.M-ua, In I lii a-ti.-n UMnj
i'i '.iii--.i an Alii.i-liu.-nt a-Hlii.t tliu ilr.-ir!:.iji , A.
n .. .-, U'l 1 mul t.. 1 -..-lal-ii-.l-.t.o li.duat-r.ai.S re
tillu- 1 l.y biui, li-vi- ft on aunijry ail. . 4 tli..llia
ht-i-.uir; l.i ti.a 41 f -ndiijli ait i-n tn'.li..n 1 1 'iHn
nr., 11 npjtwrlo,; Ui tl.i sail. Uctio i f t -j 1 J.. .!
th-t tho tl-trD liir,t la a iiot.n-!nl.ul ol' Iim l iip'f
'Ulil.n-a.-tf. Il la "I'lvrt-.! Il.ul -il 11- ut.- o tt t.;t'l I
ft. ;r a i.- at-i-LH in a . ni'..r p-il,ii..li.l iu 11.0
riiy'-f Nh.IiviII.. t-!!-. 110 "t ui' u," autuiii( U.a
il. I..inlhnt Iti aj jv-ir iM-f -ro h;iul .tw.lro tu lb" 1Kb
iluy i.f r- t-t. in-r, i1'' -. an-t pi- ' it, aiim.r, if tl.iui'ir
t'i r.J.11 a'Mu-liit.nut, '.!i..ai.. ti.u ct o atil 1 ) t
d"ii . r lri.il n I irl"oii II. t iW
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NEW MUSIC.
Hero's Your iMhilo!"
Cai LJt'- -"I l,y u'il Jrl 1 -I U4
CuB llV, ClU nyi'-t ol la tXltM (O Uu.aM.
A Lm ft.Hig ta If (;tii v r v y j.ti! tf lijK.'ji.i.ut
t'i ' IUjJ 1, Ht. llfti 4 ftUl Nwtli-rr U'ttUlft .uti'.l ilsi
MtlU' ftupii.y urnifni : l.y cr Luvit t.j , t.. ,
fr- rif r.iSTU hy tli
I'h. ,iK'V.'r.i: IitII ra ! tn . . .
r v in.ftai ny
K . HlM-v.iliv H- iti ftll 1 Vunt -M ,
li.t t -ifi-'i nrtoftll, or 1 is xii l.fr'i KotrvtbM
ft ll':l IWt'l.iU.
J aiuift, it s ni'cLftfili-niltrl vrlu(tfiifl.
C. T. I33'1ATJ?1AN.
11 iMurt Bliii.iT,
bucHXt.i to C. IX 1JHTNHON
J 1; lwif.
I I!,.. I.... ft. 1..
1 K0BE17V1,. MAITLANP & CO
I COTUon atochaat
i BANKERS,
J ert 4 cj. Beayer ttreet. n,1 50 St
3 and 63, Beaver street, r,t SO Etrhan't
rises,
May, iSiy. tm
SOLDETJIS. Al'TEIiTION I
D!SCHARr.Fl)S0i niFn.S ran t.a.a Ih. lr nmiti
At.y ariA Hark r-.y r.nMiv-ii.1, anl (vna ,n
nifiHS hn pfrmm-ptly S'a''1 -I, ra i r.f al lia
Naual (.".aim AtT'no , N. :i ri-i"rrT Hir -l, xp
l-'t.I4. J.ilr If.
Uftikct IJo, 00 Street.
E. MAYER CO..
' t-t iX'ur.-v-f.x TC'
A. I.OU1H CO.,
flar. j t trr-lvM l'ga 'lo. t nl
D11V GOOD',
i - :
llniH, Slalionriy, I'i .i ,
mul l))r-S(uir
8A1.T, in J li i if i Is,
SALT In Itiiija,
COTTON CARDS.
fh.VhwipJ.'f to th ji-it.lir mt
CASH OR PRODUCE,
COTTON, BEI5WAX, WOOL, CIXSENt;
FEATHERS, HIDES and T.T.LOW.
i
CUUNTRir Mrrrlivita w.nild itn ,.) n rail np,,
u, ia w ivio i ll ttieir tatmln ln;l from our M k
All Currfut Soullifm Faudi Tttkru at Par.
Juaof-lf, E. MA V1R A CO
TENNESSEE BRANCH
or TB
lilTIOiiil CUILl iGEuCY
ronnrrran bt
n.MtVEY, COLLINS &, CKACH,
M'ASHINOTOM, P. C.
CHaIIILES H. GEEEN, Ageut,
No. JP, t. hfrrj .Strwt, Xashrillr.Tfnn.
r-llis AfirVCT ro.-Ar.w rvu-nllar rAlitiM fbr t),.
X Hnvatul proaaoution ami itiim.n. ..r 1-
manila araltift Ibn flonrral Oovrrnrnt of IVKBT
I'lSCRlPriON, Ui canduflora Larloa k..l
yaor'r.iiprl.nra In tba ananajomi-nt of olaJma la
uro ongrfst, tna luurt or t'Ulon, anil iti. r.j.'.
tlf Iwilrtimtll Jkt Warhlnztoii. anil ..!.,. ik..
ourlily cr.ualntt aart f.tnlllar Hh lha laaa ami
rr-f-u .anon.i rTariiin( tlialr a ynrtici.t)l.
l'arll.-titar nttotlc.n rill lack. a t r..A ....
Out of tha pM-iunt war, InrUJ.'og tin arr0-uti cf
l.tau, .otTa.-tora, an l r'Jburalna; Of3 aia of tfe
Warasa Navy Barartui.nta, ci Ut 'M otion.
I nil, brllllnr. and Oraanlclnar Vol.
unlMr.," tha raltnbarann.nl r.f which l.autbor-l-ll7n
art af Cangmt; CLA1II3 FOB IKDIM
NITY IOB FlilTATE FBOnrUTT TAKEN FOB
rrBi.ic usr.i. ob fob damacih tit ur
l BOPrP.rr, f..r Htrnn liwt In tba muU, ao4 for
Tlllltarr l'ur, lVnalon, nd Unuulr
land.
Wt rla ar-orlal atlcntjn tn trjriit'nr a-n.
alnata, Huntla, air., arrrnlrg t.) I'.-M.fr.
b tva b"n woiuijnl, contra.t. dt aaaa, or tha
Cair.l'.laa of au-h aa I.a UIa.1. ar bfr L;iiaj a,b'i in
lha 41,v-Jiarr of thf r Una of ilvtr a. an. a ilurliiu lh.
pr,-nl war
!IcUI raia ai 111 ala,i U rlun l.i rlalmn ntu-b
harabvh hr... (,.ra llrjM'led or K uapendrd
tjr Ihr Wr.itlmtiUnT Inrfla Irltilf lriawa(sa
rr.-.ttifi attanllon alio ;lvn In Ilia eollactlva wf
U ..ariciinaater'a Ro.-r. pl" e-.lvon f. r rrifirly tLan
t..r lha no r-rtha Arm;, ti arrariKWtK Ar.-oiinu a lit,
amlrolVrlibC iTVuh a,,:ili,-l iboQnarti-rma-.tor'a w
pari tririt.
All Claim-, pt.irtij iu oi.r I,anil4 rr-.-i-ha our rfiinpt
I'rrtonal Altrrtllotl, Iberfby frurln( tuahf
nhioli, lu tha han liof aa AHorn-y at anr ili.lam
point, fraqimnlly prova nii.u.-rr.i'ii!.
AhlrlK from thia ti.fnli.il advanlaj,", our daily hilar
eonrao irtlh all tba IVpartmrnt t.uubia ua In moa
oaa to obtii B d- rl'lona mui li mora ..0il) that
oharaal' corumunlratlon and olhar rforiMary dftali
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