davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04
gg Telegraph.
BlTTLE At PENNINGTON.
Large Capture of Prisoners.
FROM PlTTSBURG LANDING,
Fedorals Occupy BoOnville.

LOUISVILLE, May 4.--The River is falling
fast, with 10 feet Of water in the canal
No news Of Importance.
PTTsBURG LANDING May 3.--Six desert
eTs arrived yesterday aud tea 30 dag. They
all confirm the capture Of New Orleans.
Four days ego one Tennessee and one Mis-
sissippi Regiment, twelve months men,
stacked their arms, their time having ex.
pired, and refused to serve longer, though
required by conscription law. Beauregard
put two regiments to guard them. Twenty
deserters arrived yesterday, and numbers
are leaving daily. =
AL rumors of battle here or in this vi
cinily are unfounded in fact. Weather
clear. The roads will be passabe in day
or two 50 that the army can advance. Hos
pital boats and stores arriving daily. Gen..
Finnell, Of Kentucky, with a host Of Sur
geons and nurses arrived to day.
PTTLBURG, May 3,-The following dis
patch, dated near Pennington, at o'clock
this evening, has just been received at head
quarters:
The reconnaissance sent toward Farming
ton found the enemy foar thousand five hun
dred strong, with four pieces of artillery and
some cavalry, occupying strong position in
or near the town, Our forces advanced at
once to the assault, and after sharp Skin.
mish carried the position In handsoms style
The enemy left thirty dead on the field
with tents and baggage. Our cavalry pur-
sued the retreating rebels. The whole affair
was very handsome. Our regiments charged
their battery and infantry line at double
quick. The enemy fed in wild confusion.
sent through to BoonviIe and took pos
session Of the town, tore up the railroad
track, and destroyed two bridges. We have
a good many prisoners, but cannot tell how
many yet. Our loss is two killed aud Twelve
wounded.
(Signed) JOHN POPE,
MAJOR General.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

Moss. MEKoIER.-The Richmond pa
pers recently published a card signed by
a DIR. Lemoine, ia which a flourish of
trumpets was made, tending 10 induce
the belief that through his instrumental
ity wonderful works were 10 be perform
ed, tending TO the recognition Of the
bogus Confederacy. The French Minis
ter nails that canard to the counter, by
authorizing the denial Of having seen
any such person as this DR.. Lemoine,
and, moreover, that he had no official in
tercourse with any one al Richmond, eX-
Cept the COnsuls Of his own nation.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04
JOHN POPE,
MAJOR General.
FRENCH BAKERY.

H'HE undersigned begs 20 inform tho Public that
he has added to his establishment BAKERY
upon the French method; and that only competent
French workmen will be employed lie hesitates not
to say his bread Is equal If not superior, T. any
ufctured in the city, and guarantees that il will he
90 sweet and good as bread can be made from the
fact that hop yeast will be used in its maniac
ture share Of the public and private family pat
ronuge IS earnestly solicited.
Hot Rolls every morning, at O'Clock. All deserip-
tons Of Bread and every variety Of cako made to or
der.
Remember, f you want sweet and good bread call
at p. OCONNOR'S, corner Of Union aud summer
streets, opposite Cdd Fellow Hail.
The Public are respectfully informed that Tho we'll
known ICE CREAM SALOON OF II. c. REEVES,
formerly Of Nashville) will be re-opened Thursday
the 8th Of May, where Ice Creams not be eKceled
by any in the city, bs had, Call and judge for
yourself zap 3O-lml 7, O'COhNOR
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

Our lady readers will be interested in
this description of one Of the latest ball
dresses worn by the Empress Eugene:
"a robe Of white tulle, covered with
trimmings up to the knees, looking like
a veritable cloud, with diamonds scat
tered all over il. The sash was not worn
round the waist, but as a scarf The
lower part of the body was of sky blue,
with wide points before and behind, and
covered with diamonds. Blue velvet
bows were placed on the shoulders with
aqraHes Of diamonds. The necklace of
diamonds was upon blue velvet rather
close round the throat. The couture was
bow of blue velvet upon which We're
diamond wheat ears; at the side leaves
on the same color as the bow, forming a
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

THEATBE.-It was really treat, after
a days writing and clipping, to visit this
place of recreation and enjoyment, and
witness again the re-enacting of that
popular drama, the "Momentous Ques-
tion," in which all the characters were
SO well sustained that we need make no
distinction. The 'IdiOt Witness" was
thrown before the audience, and the
parts filed in an equal creditable man
ner. The audience was good and we
observed many ladies, whose presence
always "lsnds enchantment to the
scene"
BY referring TO the advertise ment in
another column, our readers will perceive
that the bill foT Tomorrow night is full
ami complete, being the representation Of
the great play of the stranger" and the
after-piece of the "Spectre Bridegroom, y
and which we can assure the public will
be rich treat to witness enacted.
Il will also be seen that the manage
ment have secured the engagement of the
celebrated Ventriloquist, Prof. MATTHEWS
We feel proud in seeing the management
so energetic in making the Theatre still
more attractive place Of amusement, and
feel certain that discerning public viii
generously encourage an enterprise so
highly recreative and pleasing in its in
nuences, and so much worthy Of the pub
lie patronage.
Let no one neglect owitness Che great
play of the Stranger
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

half wreath; in the midsto Of these leaves
were diamond pendants, which produced
a charming and brilliant effect Some
curls descended from the back hair, which
was descended from with diamonds,
forming a diadem. Diamonds on velvet
Of light shade had not been seen be-
fore, but the effect praduced was very
beautiful. The sash worn as a scarf is
called ceinture bayadere. II is very mar
row; draped at the back Of the body, and
tied in bow at the front"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

LOUISVILLE MARKET.

SATURDAY, May 3.
The demand for gold IL fair the bankers selling al
per cent premium, and buylag AZ ~ 70 y prem.
Eastern exchange is dull at 5SaX prcui, the buying
rate being = discount. There is no activity in the
general market
Flour AND GRAN.--Four IL dnll and unchanged
with sales $50 bbls at 81 tO@4 rs Tor superfue and
extra Sales 1000 bushels wheat at sO8s5c Tor red
and prime white, with shipments OF % 900 bushels.
Sales $50 bushels shelled corn at s20s4o., without
the sacks and 900 ear corn 10 bulk from store at
80 @s4o. Sales 90 bushels oats at 3Oa31o.
CnEEsE-Quiet Sales 90 boxes Hamburg aud En-.
glish Dairy at oc aad 90 boxes Western Reserve at
sGsAo.
HAY-Bettcr demand, with sales at sl4614 90
PorAToEs.-Good demand for fhpment, with sales
at 75c.
snEEuSOs ac.--sales 10 bales G. W. and Camel
ton al iigt4&c
FrAxsEED-Advanced, with sales OF $50 bushels at
81 40.
LNsSED OIL.-sales 65 bbls. Fl ON the mills at soc.
GRocEUKs.-No sales Of sugar, which is held at
1o9lOHo for fair Orleans. Better demand for mo-
lasses With sales So half bbls at 44045c Sales 50
bsgs Rio coffee at 2O@21e
BRAM.-sales Of I75 bbls white at 81 4o@I 60 ger
bushel
DRlED FEAcHzs.--Fair demand, with GALES 800 bush.
els at s272 So
WmsEY.-sacs raw a, 1sHo.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

The friends Of MANSON NJ. BRIEN, Esq, call
on him to announce himself a candidate for
the Office Of Circuit Judge.
They are confident that, should he hearken
to their voice, he would receive the Jealous
support Of a majorily of the voters of this
circuit, and they believe that bis unfinchiDg
Loyalty in the days, now happily forever
gone, Of rebel thradom here, together with
his uDqusstionable legal attachments, emf
nent native acumen and discrimination, sin
gular fair miudedness and impartiality, en-
inently commend him to the choice Of his
fellow citizens.
The Supreme Law OF the Land ia the Con-
stitution of the United States, and no one
ought to aspire to judicial seat in Tonnes
zee, or anywhere else in the United States
who does not possess a loyalty and fidelity
to this law which has been always unsullied
The judicial ermine should enshrine no bos-
ON Of even doubtful purity. None can en-
terrain doubt that Mr.. BRIEN, if elected
would administer the duties Of this high Of
fee with devout regard to the great bull
wark of American Law and Libcrty,--th
Constitution of the United States.
Let Mr.. BRIEN announce himself candid.
ate. A MEMBER OF THE BAR.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04
From The chareo TImea.1
Camp Douglas.

Camp Douglas.
We have to record larger number Of
deaths for the last three days than has
recently been the case. The increase. Of
mortality may probably arise from the
violent changes in weather and tenn
perature which have lately been ex-
perienced:
April 22--W W White, company F. Third
Tennessee.
April 23-W Martin, company F.
Seventh Tennessee.
April 23-J G Lawson, company D, Third
Mississippi
April 20 j Morgan, company A, Forty
sixth Tennessee.
April 23--Ei Adcock, Coomb's Battalion.
April PA E Davis, company E, Third
April as C Cooper, company Il, Third
April 24-W Barton, company A, Third
Tennessee.
April "a -Tilmon Hudson, company l,
Fiftieth -
April 24--Laiayette Horn, company II,
Seventh Texas.
April 24-G W Ruf'y, company /, Elev-
erth Arkansas.
April 24-Jobn StringeF, company c,
Seventh Tennessee.
April 2j--Elwari K. Fleming, company
g, SiXty-ifh Illinois,
April 25-P Lanier, company II Eleventh
Arkansas.
April 25-H A Smith, company L, Sixty.
fifth Illinois.
April 25-F NJ Randle, company II, Indi.
ana Mississippi and Arkansas regiment.
April 2j--Thomas Lawrence, company ii,
Seven y-sevenlh Alabama.
April 25--J b Henderson, company D,
Fouy.secOnd Tennessee.
Reported previously, PA
Reported today, Is
Total, ZG2
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04
Col. stnnIey mntthewa.

We are pleased to learn that the name
of our Provost Marshal, Col. STANLEY
MATTHEWS, has been sent to the Senate
for confirmation to the office of Brigadier
General
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04
RULEs AND REGULATIONS.

l. All applications for permits to ship,
transport and trade, shall be accompanied
hy the original Invoices OF the merchandise
lo be shipped, which invoices shall state the
number and description OF the packages coa-
tanning the same, duplicates OF which shall
be dled with the officer granting the per nit.
ID. All steamboats, navigating the West
etn aud Southwestern rivers, below Louis
vile, are required 10 observe the following
RuleE. viz
No boat shall receive on board any
freight, baggage or parcel, unless the came
Ia accompanied with a permit OF a duly
authorized officer Of the Treasury Depart
meut.
2 No boat shall PUT of or discharge any
freight, baggage, or parcel, at any place diff,
terent from that named in the permit bs its
place Of destination.
3. All army supplies, shipped under mill
tary orders, are excepted ton the above
rnies hut this exception docs not extend
10 DDS OF suffers or others, designed for
trade or sale at military posts
No boat running below Louisville, hav
ing taken freight on board at any point
where there 10 a Surveyor OF Customs, shall
depart from such port before exhibiting
true manifest Of It's entire cargo 10 such
surveyor and Obtaining from him written
permission TO proceed on the voyage and
on arriving at the port ending the "trip, be.
fore dlscbarglng any part OF its freight,
such manifest shall be delivered 10 the Sur
yeyor OF said port, or In case there is no
Surveyor there, then TO such other officer as
shall b. authorized 20 act IA that behalf.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04
shipping and Trade with Southern
Ports.

The following circuler has been issued by
the special agent of the Treasury Depart
ment
Whereas, commercial intercourse has been
duly authorized between loyal States aud
those States aud parts Of States heretofore
declared to be in Insult rection, which may
resume aud maintain a loyal adhesion to the
Union and the Constitution of the United
States, or may be occupied and controlled
by the forces Of the United States engaged
ia the dispersion Of the insurgents, which
intercourse is to be governed by such rules
aud regulations as are aud may be prescribed
by the Secretary Of the treasury, now, there
fore, the said intercourse aud all transporta-
ton connected Herewith shall be subject to
the following
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

CE- Mr.. Singleton, at the Sewanee
Hotel, has our thanks for late Northern
papers.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04
SUNDAY MORNING, MAY A, 1862.

We invite attention to the card of Gus
tavus Hof of Cincinnati, Ohio, in anoth-
sr column.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

THE MoN1ToR.-The rebels persist in
calling the Monitor the Yankee cheese
box" Perhaps they don't like a certain
"whey" she has.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

We are indebted to Adams Express
for late Cincinnati and Louisville papers.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04

RuLs GoDTaing Shipments By Sgtlers, on he
WesteE1 and Southwestern Rivers, under the
act Of Congress Of March 10, 1862.
/. All surveyors, before granting permits
to ship merchandise to or for Suffers, sEall
require the exhibition of the original ceui-
ficate of appointment Of such Sutler, pursu-
ant to the aci Of Congress Of March 10, 1862,
and that copy thereof be- filed with him.
2. The date OF permitting such shipment
and the value thereof shall be indOrsed on
such original certificate, and corresponding
record thereof shall be kept by the surveyor
granting the permit
3. Not more than three thousand dollars
worth of goods shall be permitted to be ship
ped by, to, or Tor any one Sutler per month.
T. The Sutler, o r bis agent, ehall file du-
plicate invoices Of the pools to be shipped
with the officer granting the permit.
s. The invoices shall show truly the goods
to be shipped, their value and the number
and description Of packages containing them.
G. The application for permi. 20 ship shall
be in writing, aud shall state that nothing
shall be shipped under it except az allowed
by the above named act OF Congress the
destination OF the goods and route of trans
portGtion that they belong in good faith to
the Sutler, by or to whom they ere to be
shipped, and shall not be disposed of by the
applicant, or with his knowledge, conni-
vance, or assent, except 10 the officers or
soldiers OF bis regiment, and to them only
in such quantities as may be proper for
their individual use or consumption, and
every such application shall be sworn to.
Z. Surveyors before granting permits may
require bond with surely, In such cases as
they think necessary TO prevent a violation
OF the law, Ia a penalty Equal 10 the value
OF the goods permitted, and conditioned
that there shall be no violation Of the terms
OF the application and affidavit for the
shipment thereof
8. All shipments by, OF for Suuers, shall
be subject TO the same rules and regu atiOns
IA shipments Of other persons, Tor purposes
Of trade.
By older Of the Secretary OF The TT eas.
ury. W. D. GALLAGHER,
Special Agent Treasury Department.
Dated April ~, 1862
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04
PUBLIC MEETING.

The undersigned respectfully request
their citizens of the State of Ten
nessee, who are in favor of the restora-
ton of the former relations of this State
to the Federal Union, to be present at a
public meeting to be held at the Capitol,
in the city of Nashville, on Monday, the
10Th tsv OF Nav. 1862
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04
Nc Tce Cream Garden

"a nov open, where LADIES' aud Gcntlomen can be
served with that cool. refreshing Summer beverage
made % sult the tastes OF the most fastidlJ1n
Private families served With large Or small qlanii-
tIsH a. removable ratrs. March l3 3m
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04
MOI 80 OEDAn sTHEET.
Nv, BASSET. PROPRIETOR,

THIS vel. known establishment is prepared b. fur
j. nish Meals az all hours, % shy number 0f per.
sons, with a the dolcacas and luNlTsl ~ tho sols.
on, prepared bon che very best atIle.
The Bin NJ Fare, indeed, Will challenge c0mparison
with that Of any house in The North 0r Southwest.
The finest Wines aud Brandies are kept constantly
on hand. Dinners o. lppers furnished 10 any part
the city short notice.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-04
MashriIle MmiOn.
BUsINEss NoTICE.

- - AftsJ wv AANLLa
The following Notices will be ebapged at
the rates annexed to be paid for wiOa han
dcd in.
MARRIAGE NoucE--Of ten llnes. ..............g so
FUNERAL kOTiCE--f " ....... so
NOTICE oP DEAnI--U 60 .......... 90
OBITUARY NOTICES or TIuBUr1s % REsPEcr, when
not exceeding twenty lines, 81 90 over twen
" and under dfty, s. 90 and Tor each add
iional line, az tue rate of21z cts. per line.
ANNOUNCEMENTS o. CANDIDATES.
FOR COUNTY OFFICE. 90
gfAfk ........... .s.............lV W
Ntif ......s....... D W
ADYKRTlsEhEHFd.
CASH required 10 advance for all advertisements,
unless by special agreement
N6- Advertisements inserted IN the Local Column
charged at The crate oil twenty cents per line.
Letters on business and all remit ances must be
addressed 10 the "Publishers Of the Nashville Union"
Communications and Letters intend ID for insertion
must be addressed TO s. q MERCER, Editor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-26
FERTILITY OF WHEAT.

A Mr.. A. w. Parker, Of Surrey, Eng
land, lately instituted very curious ex.
pertinent in the management of wheat, of
which we give the following abstract. In
July, he desposited one kernel of wheat
in a common garden pot, in August, he
divided it into four plants, and in three
weeks he again subdivided these into twelve,
and SO on until Novembr, when the whole
number from this one kernel amounted to
fifty.two, when they were all set in the
open soil. In July following, twelve
were found to be dead, the remainder in
full health On the 10Th of August, the
crops was harvested, and the product was
1912 stems averaging fifty grains to the
stem--being an incresse of 9s.60O grainsl
How wonderful hardy and prolific is this
plant, SO indispensable to the comfort and
support of man! Were it all lost, by
some terrible revolution, and but sin
gle grain left, under such process as we
have just related. how soon could all the
fields of the world be smiling again with
this golden, invaluable crop!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-26

PRESERVING FRUIT.-For several years
past we have been trying to abolish the old
mode of preserving fruits, viz; the addi-
ton of pound for pound of sugar, and
stewing them down to an indigestibIc mass
in order to make them "keep." Our eff
forts in this direction have been in meas
ure successful; the high price ofsugar this
year will do much towards the adoption of
the newer and better mode. All kinds Of
fruits can be preserved for year, or more,
with the use of little or no sugar, and at
the same time retain nearly all of their
natural flavor. The process is not more
difficult, and is less costly than the stewing
process, while the fruit is far more delicious
and healthful. The whole operation de-
ponds upon simply heating the fruit through
and then keeping it entirely free from the
access of air.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-26
IMPORTANT NATIONAL WORKS.
PUBLISHED ny D. ApPLETo co.
443 ap,d445 Byoada0ay, Neso York.


The following worksare sent Subscribers In any par
of the country, upon receipt OF retail pnce ny man OF
,eHE b NEW AMERICAN cYCLoPEpIAi A popular
of General knowledge, Edited by GEoRGE
Rtpt ry and CuAptRs A. DANA. aided by numerous
icct eorps Of writers in all branches Scences Art and
Iieratirc. This work is being published in about 10
nrge octave volumes, each containing $50 Two colmn
pages Vols. 70 MI inclusive, are now ready eaeh
containing 2,5UU original articles. An additional
volume viii be published once in about three months
Price in Cloth So Sheep, 81 5oi Half Nor" ~ ha'i
Russia, S4 80 each.
ing superficial learned but not pedanc comprehensive
hui an Mcently detailed free from personal piquc and
marty rcudice fresh and yet accurate. II sa complete
sntenrnt ufn that Is known upon every imporahttop'
IT, with the scope Of human intelligence Every import.
ami article in it has been specially written for its pages
Inv men who authorities upon the topic on which
they speak They are requredto bring the subject up 10
the present moment to state just how IL stands noD All
The information Is from the latest reports the
geographical accounts keep pace with the latest eXpoa
lions historical matters include the freshestjust views
the biographical notices not only speak of the dead but
nIso of tne living. II is library Ofitself
ApRtpeEMENr OF TnE DEBATE OF CONGRESS: Being
political history the United States from the organiza'
lion of the first Federal Congress 1889 1856 Edit.
fetal Records of Congress.
The work will be complied in IS royal octave volumes
of $50 pages each II of which are now ready An addi'
tional volume will be published in three months
Cloth SO; Law Sheep, 50 50 Half Motn "a; Half
A WAY OF PROCURING THE CYCLoPADIA, OR
DEBATES.
Form club Of four, and remit the price OF four books
and five copies will be sent at the remters expense for
carriage for subscribers eleven copies Will be sent
at our expense for carriage.
TO AGENTS.
No other works will literally reward the exertions
Terms made known on application to the Publishers.
Nov. "a, 1860