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lNSURANCE.

MECHANICS, ATTENTION.
A'A eix cents day will give tho family Of ms
aged ~ years, one thousand dollars d hb dsal'
For further information call NJ the oSics u The
curity Life Insurance aud Annuity Co.. si Pins .
up stairs. ap - ftassiR
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND A.
- nuity Co. Of New York, 81 Pine st.-oi.00O
Sf1 IO-Persons thirty years Of age can insure shS
lives for 1000, for tho benefit OF their families
others BY paying yearly s29 70, and ct gradus
pr. Franklin said, "a policy Of Life Assurance, (,
the cheapest and safest mode Of making oorts .
provision for ones hmily." Payments can U,
made quarterly, II preferred, and when The pre-
MUM amounts W forty dollars and over, note viii
10 taken for one-hah the amount. Clubs oi ssc o,
more members liberally dealt with, sp29 24a6slal
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(Continued from OIe HrS pacs.)

Department same school, OF 30 Ysmsls Depart
ment same school, s2s a. Three boxes Of oil sorSs
ofgcod thngs were also contributed BY these child.
ran.
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Entered according ~ Act Of Congress, In III,
Clerks Once, Of the District Court of the Southern
Dssrict Of New York. by Moses y. beach, In ~,
yeM 6ae thousand eight hundred aud sixty-,wo.
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Loss or Damage by fire, on a. favorable terms q
similar Institutions.
TEUNIs J. BERGEN, President.
JAMES d. THOMPSON, Jr., Sccy.l
GEO. w. HUNT, Assistant
rrusrs J. nracrs, sI.fe1s,s JAMES crrnfnAsx,
HIRAM Il. sT. JOHN, JOHNK. rRuKN,
EDw. r. BACKlIOUSE, SAMUEL VANSXKCK.
JAMES HARPER, ALEXANDx v16lNE
LEWIS HURST, ID. V0O1
JOHN l.. BPADEh, JAS. y. Il
HENRY j. CULLEN, MICHA ~
LEvERTrT II. SAGE, sAHUl
PHILIP 8. CROOKE, JOHN
JAMES B. COOPER, COfsS J. nE1kvL'
JOHN q. BCHUMAKER,ALRx. W. BENNEM.
JOHN J. vANDERBILT,JAMES TITUS.
HENRY TIENKEN, JED8E @. ROWAN,
EDVvARD HARVEY
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CHAMPAGNE AND SWEET CIDER, q 90
~ barrel, half barrel o. 20, 6s cents for barrsls
barrel returned; white wine vinegar, pickles, mus
ard, cstsup, sluoss huits, vegetables. preserves
&c. Bsss qualities ~ lowest Wholesale prices Call
rssse ob MURRAY 81. corner WILMINGTON, ms 9tsos
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Gen. Banks' Oficiai Report.

u.Ipor,nr,.s, M.n1tssnvpa,(
May 2o-ss,o Z. N.
Hon. r. NJ STANTON; The rebels suAeked us
this morning as dsybreak. In great force. Their
force WAS estimated At 1900 consisting OF Ewelrs
and Jsctson's divisions. The FIRE OF the
pickcls began with tie light, and was followed
by the artillery until the lines were
fully under IRE Oh both sides The 'e, wing s'oa
FIRMLY holding is ground WELL "ni 'ne 'sn' u'
'he same for time when two regiments oro-e h''
under the fre Of tho enemy. Tho rghs wing
fall back, and we were ordered TO withdraw
and the troops passed through tho town
In considerable confusion. They were quickly
reformed tho other s.dc and continued
their march In go"i order " hsrs'nsburs,
where they arrived At 2 - r. NJ, distance o'
twenty-five miles. Our trains are in advance aud
will cross the river In safety. Our enare force
engaged WAS less than four Thousand eonriHiiS
Of Gordons aud Donnellys brigsdes, with tive regi-
ments OF cavalry under Gen. Hatch, and TWO Dat
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&Q6O-FOR SALE AT CENTRAL
vow Morrisania, 100 feet from the depot, .
double house, v.th store, aud lot 50 by 100 feet
title indisputable. Call at Tryon Row, Room
10. mv24 2iacsl6O
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DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND INTER.
- mediate lsndina--stesmer ARMENIA, from
foot Of Harrison ST. every houday, "wednesday aud
Friday, st o'clock A. r., stopping Al 3oth ct.
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STEAM BOATS.

COMMUNICATIONS STEAM Err
~ BRlD0EPoRT win resume her trips " Bridge.
port on Tuesday, Nay 9Th, leaving daily Al 10
O'clock, NOON, from Peck Slip, Pier 20 y. X. Freight
taken. my 2S Ss2t6
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THE NEW YORK sun.
Written Expressly for the New York Sun.

MONDAY MORNING, MAY 2s, 1902
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nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY
- Steamer ARMENIA will leave pier foot Of
Harrison st. n. r., every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, At I<3 o'clock, A. NJ, making intermediate
andinas, touching at 30th ct ut O'Clock, A. N.
int1 2<ac'lOd
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EXCURSION, SUNDAY, MAY 25, o.
~ The steamboat EMILY will leave Peck Sip for
Harlem st9s m, ~ and r. M; Brooine st.. "
q. M, ~ AMI ~ r. m; Tenth st, ~ a. NJ, g and
~ +. m. stopping ct JVues Woods each way
Capt j. sCHFSCK. niy2t 2'llI
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May he given unknown W TIE drnker Ia coffee
tee OF liquor. Warranted harmless aud free from
us,sestlns effects. Price-Ons Dollar.
For sale st 50 Division At, and 2,4 Eighth ave, NJ
r.; hrs. HAYES, 1I0 fulton u, Gxlyn; J.
l. BRiE5T, 10 south Second st. willsmsburgh I.
aud DR.: MERGERS, 9a+ Broad 81 Newark. n J.
unh22 2<aesOO
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9lOUro.swood case. IRON Dam, "N9i'' .si over. ir
strung, fr $50; d. with mouldinsA 800; do with
carved legs and inlai name board, $i75, $is5 and
5000, do with pearl keys sees, $3.50, S2I6 aud
The above pianos are fully WARRANTED, aud are the
grr.t.st bargains that can be found in the oty
Please call and sc. them. second hand pianos VI
s9a' 90 S5l, 500, s'5 500, ~ is and $i25. Now
Mc!oieons at extremely low prices. 100 new ard
ID hand pianos End m'lodce ms to let nj 81 and up
ward per noith; rent allowed II purchased; month
ly Payments received for the same. eecond hand
i,uug taken in exchange for new; cash paid for the
same, Foreign shoo, Music at cents per page
All kinds of music merchandise a, war priced. A
pianist in attendance to try new music, HORACE
WATERS, agent, 4si Broadway. my23 22acslOh
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ESTABLISHED BY p. CLENDENEN, IN
- 1sls,-JAME5 CONOLLY, successor ~ kOBT
YIELD Soap and Candle manufacturer, 1t6 and
las Edridge st New York. Please obssrve--This
soap has now been before the public br more than
continues N be made entirely free om eli diters
i've Ingredients, such ~ Liquii, Quarts, French
Chalk, Pipe Clay, Sal Soda, 6lAuber sAita, &C, Of
the present day ere composed. myb S<aosia6
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&1lO OR MORE CASH WILL BUY A
Viva story and basement house, on paved
and graded street. IN blocks from the cars. Price
slio0, S25 quarterly until paid. Apply at the news
depot, 9th av, near 18th st, South Brooklyn.
my2< sslos
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BARGAINS IN TEAS, WINES, FLOUR,
~ Groceries and Provisions.
Tsss from 20c. upwards. Good black or mixeo
from SOC. ~ 13c.
CofYess, fresh ground, 10, 10, 10 1s, 20 and aoc.
Sugars, ~, e. 6H, 0, of aud loc,
Hams, best quality. 7c.
Shoulders, do, o..
Soap, b.. " ID. for 81.
Starch, tHc.
Aolasses, Boo. gall.
Rice, Dc. o ID.
Flour, warranted, 50 50 per bbl.t
and all other goods kept IN . hrst class grocery
house. Cut this out and bring II along that you
won't forget the No., 300 Greenwich a.,
cor. Murray.
THOMAS r. AONEW,
Wholesale AMI Retail Grocer, Flour aud Tse Dealer.
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i LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMA;
OR BROOKLYN.

eypfon. BRANCH ovvios
e4I FULTON STREET. Il WALL STREET,
BROOKLYN NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL, 150, 600 DOLLARS.
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NEW PAwN-OFFICE - AT i07 WEST
~ seth st. bet sth and eth aves, nearest the sth;
liberal loans advanced all kinds Of personal pro.
pcrty. by FULLAN, late Of I91 weM Broad.
way. myS 2<acsl9o
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~ the 0story frame houses Nos. ib6 and ibV Devoe
q. bet Smith st and Bush wick ave, williamsburubi
tbe Grand q cars pass within two blocks, terms
$3.50 cash, the balance can be paid In monthly
quarterly psymsnts II desired. or eau remain for
years; price Of either house and lOt $i 400 Apply
2, r. KELLOGG, iss Pearl st, n. Y, or 70 q. w.
kEISEY, 122 Grand st, WilIAmsbnrgh. nyeS q
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
B A NJ X e r S
BROKE JAIL.

ON the night Of the 5th May, 1852, in Nashville,
- Tenn, the following described prisoners, viz:
G. II HUDsON,aaged % years /; blue eyes, black
hair, feet 9z inches high and weighs 100 lbsLar.
ceny.
JAMES JONES, aged "a years blue eyes, leht au.
burn hair, feet 10 inches high, and weighs $50 lbs
larceny
eE)RsE WHITE, aged 81 years blue cycs auburn
ceny.
J.P. BATES, aged q years; blue eyes, auburn hair,
feet 4 inches high, and weighs l3S lbs-Larceny.
DOCK HENRY, aged 20 years blue eyes, auburn
hair, feet o. inches high, and weighs l3j lbs
C0unteffeiting.
TOM SMITH, aged Is years blue eyes auburn hair
feet S}t inches high, aud weighs las lbs--Murder.
JAMES CONI.EY aged 80 years blue eyes, black
hair, feet inches high, and weighs los 1bs--Nur
der.
JOHN DILLON, aged Is years blue eyes, auburn
har, pox marked feet inches high, and weighs 20
lbs.-iarceny.
d A. GAfIIGIY, aged % years blue eyes, black
ha r, feet "a inches high aud weighs 1876 6sbiur
der.
JAMES SAMPLES, aged 25 years blue eyes, black
hair, feet * inches high, aud weighs 1876 los. -
COunterfeiting
= j. r. ROSS, aged 81 years blue eyes auburn hair
feet a inches high and weighs 1866 l0s.--AIurdsr.
CHARLES S. WALTERS, aged % years dark blue
eyes, auburn hair, feet "a inches high and weighs
100 lbs.--Iarceny
sal will pay a liberal Reward for the apprehension
ami delivery to me Of the aboye-named prisoners or
any OF them at the County Jail Of Davidson County
JAMES ~ HINTON,
may7-8t Jaor Of Davidson County,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
rr,.na. ~ rrs. cor.rn,nsn,,

A treacherous Governor and rebel Leg
islaiure one year ago bound Tennessee
hand and foot and sold her for price to
jeff Davis, They aimed blow at The
very heart Of republican government,
but thank God strong arms, clear heads
and true hearts warded off the blow.
These patriotic friends invite you by all
you hold dear to meet them in solemn
council on Monday night Come one,
come all
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
Tribune correspondence.l

IL is known here that a secret organiza-
ton exists at Dubuque, Iowa, to resist
the collection Of Federal taxes The
ringleaders in this movement are known
to the Government, and its eye is upon
them.
The Tribune learns that David Forbes,
a prominent citizen of Falmouth, was
yesterday arrested as a spy. The evil
dencc is said to be very strong against
him.
NEWMARKET, VA, May 7-Yesterday
evening a detachment of the Ninth New
York Cavalry made reconnaissance to-
wards Harrisonburg. When five miles
this side Of Harrisonburg they encom-
tered upwards of two hundred of Ash
by's cavalry. They charged upon them
and pressed them within two miles of
the town, killing ten rebels and taking
six prisoners. Our loss was one killed
and our battalion Adjutant taken pris-
oner. The work on our side was done
with the sabre, and was a very gallant
affair.
An officer from Mount Jackson this
morning says the guard at the bridge
near the town reports that the guerilla
cavalry attempted to burn the bridge last
night, but were repulsed
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Times special
from Cairo says: By an arrived from
Fort Heary we learn that it is probable
that not less than two hundred of the
Nebraska cavalry were captured in the
recent skirmish with the rebels, who
were under Clay King instead of jeff.
Thompson, as first reported. The affair
occurred twelve miles west of Fort Hell
man, on The opposite side of the river
from Fort Henry. A strong force has
been sent in pursuit Of the rebels.
RumOr5 of the evacuation of COrinth
and its occupation by the Federals is re-
ported by every arrival. Deserters say
there is no doubt that Beauregard is still
holding his forces in line of battle and
gradually falling back on Grand juno
ton Tho opinion gains ground that
there will be no general engagement be-
tween the two armies at their present
position. rr as.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09

No goods of any description viii be
allowed to be taken from Nashville to
any place in the interior without a per-
nit from the Provost Marshal
The Provost Marshal will grant no
permits except upon recommendations
signed by A. v. S. LINDsLEY or &. II.
EAST. s.
Any goods found in transit, without
the proper permit, will be seized by the
military authorities TO the use of the
United States.
STANLEY MATTHEW'S,
Col. and Provost Marshal,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09

Webster running into the Verona and
sinking her, but before going under, the
Nerona's crew poured in . volley Of eight
guns, so destructively crushing, that
both the Webster and Verona went down
together
Arrangements for the surrender were
TO be made on the 9th, the day after the
despatch. The ram Manassas was sunk
by the steamship Mississippi
Our forces sent a small boat to the fire
RATS, and lowed them out of the way be-
fore they could do any harm. The rebel
loss is unknown.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09

List of men wounded at the Lebanon
fight, now in hospital at Murfreesboro' :
James H. Howe, Seventh Pennsylvania
Cayalry-shot an the thigh.
+. j. Verbeck, Seventh Pennsylvania
Cayalry-shot in the shOulde~ and
serious.
Orren Asian, First kentucky Cav
alry--shOt in the leg.
VIM. j. Atcher, Fourth Kentucky Cav
alry--shOt through the hand.
Henry Rose, Fourth Kentucky Cavalry
shot in the arm.
Thomas Brenton, Fourth Kentucky
Cavalry-bruised by horse, which was
shot and fell on him.
VIM, Smith, Fourth Ky. Cavalry
shot in the head--serious
John Canaan, Fourth Kentucky Cavalry
shot through the shoulder.
Joel Pemberton, First Ky. Cavalry
shot in the arm and thigh.
Vim. COciuan5 First Kentucky Cavalry
shot in the thigh.
Rufus Congroye, Fourth Ky. Cavalry
shot in the leg, serious.
A. Merrill, rebel cayalry-bruised
Vim. Handy, rebel cayalry--bruised.
Che above list was furnished by Sur
geon EAMEs, Of Murfreesboro' General
Hospital.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
whero 30 they come FROM.

II rs a fact that there Is a pretty frtr sup
Ply9 UEitea States Treasury Rotss II his
city. It's a fact they are sold and greedi-
" fought up al 60c, on he dollar, and II is
also fact that a certain class of traitor
Gus individuals are exceedingly anxious
TO enter iafgelg INTO he trade. Now these
arc Significant facts; and the first ques4
tor shat occurs is, where do these notes
come from, and why are the shayers SO
eager 70 enter into the trade p RieA-
UioEd SaqiHvs ''q
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
Cen. Mitchsln,s post,ion.

The rebel dispatch from CoTinth the 2C,h
ult. stating that regiment Of Federals had
been driven from Tuse1mbia with the lose Of
several killed and forty prisoners, by two
companies Of Louisiana cavalry, is doubt
less a rebel exaggsrstion or lie Dates two
or three day. later make DO mention Of the
exploit
Some uueasinsss has been f-li for The Sale.
~ Of Gen. Mitchell's command, as no rein
forcemets have been sent him Tire army
correspondent OF The Cinsilnati Gptats
writes from Plusourg Landing The 27th ult q,
that nobody need be ala-med sbout Cen.
Mitchell and adds:
lie sas performed the most dashing ADD
brilliant feat 81 the campaign, has taken a
couple ofrailroads our there in the heart of
Dixie that be ls running on bis own account,
has aanked Coriuth perfectly, cat the rebels
off from their seeboard communications, and
made Lwsssit o.drdy ,gtS unless tne head
quarters here are vrey greatly deceived he
is in direct steamboat communication with
Hansck, as wei. az by telegraph, and mail,
pass betwe=n then, wiih i5ug reports aud
orders almosl daily. In snort, his Division
can be converted ct any time into ;be ex-
treme ult Of our Grand Army m-nacins
BeaureeaTd az Corintb
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
rrLends Oh ~ and Order !

Come like intelligent freemen influenced
by principle and not by passion, to the
meeting on Monday night which has been
called by the noblest and most honored
sons Of Tennessee, for the purpose of
bringing back law and order to our dis
tracted State. Act like rationalmen and
do your duty to God and your country.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09

Come out on next Monday night, citi-
zens Of Tennessee, and hold council to-
gether for the safety Of the Commonwealth
and the protection Of your dearest inter-
ests. II will be by far the most import
ant meeting you ever have had an oppor-
tunity 70 attend Come and heal the
wounds Of bleeding State.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
Correction!

In our editorial notice Of the Onion
meeting to be held here on Monday next,
we inadyertly spoke of the time formeet-
ing being Monday night. This is mis-
take. The meeting viii be held on Mon
day. Come everybody to The help of
the country
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
FRENCH BAKERY.

fINAE undersigned begs 30 iuiofn th0 Public lhnt
u be has added % his establishment BAKERY
upon tho frcneh inoihodi and that only cJmpaiant
French workmen VIII DO employed. 30 hesiialos u0t
% say his bread equal 40 not superior, 10 any man
az sweet add good as broad can Do made, from the
fact that no hop yeast viii DO used u ~ nanulae.
turo. share N the public and private family Uaf-
ron1ge g. eamestly s0.ltltsd.
hot Rolls every mOrnins, At Ocols Audetrfpl
tons Of bread, and every variety of es u made ri b,
der.
Remember, IL you want sweet and g..tt 6,a..i ,au
az =. OCONhORS, oJnIer OF Union aud Gunner
streets, opposite Odd Fellows HALL
Tho fn6llc Te respecauly niormed fiat fho eel,
known ICE CREAM aAtOON IN I. "a RFs,r..
QOTmery Of Naahvillel viii b. fGopfnod Thufadaf
tho bth Of Nay where Ice Creams not 90 b. trcei4I
~ any in the city can b. han. eau aud Judge ~
ysurfef lap 3O-lmI D. 0'CunNOR
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
Sherif's Sale.

DH virtue Of @ fEsuuON EXrOyAs, 10 me directed
ID aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Count
oi davidson County, Tennessee, a. its March Term
1904 viii e1pQse 10 public sale 10 the highest bid
der, for cash. at the Court House Yard in The City of
Nashville on Saturday, the 7th day OF Juna 1867 an
the right, title claim interest and estate which 81
WINSTON then had, or may have since acquired in
and TO the following described lot Of ground living u
the City Of Nashville, Davidson county, tennessee.
Lot No. ne, known as BarrOw's Grove a3 per sam
Wcakley's Survey Of lots Registered 10 Registers
Odce, Book y, Page "a beginning az the Southern
corner Of said lot Al The Intersection OF Mulberry and
High street, running thence on the Fast side 0fHgh
street hOrthwardly towards the town of NashvilIe
l124 feet 20 stake thence az tight ANGLES East
wardy 30 feet, " 10 feet alley thence al right
angles southwardly lI2h feet 10 Mulberry street .
70 the hegnningi being levied GA the property Of
Winstons 10 satisfy ludgrreat 10 favor 81 Jarnss
b. Barnes, against z. X Winston, n Winston, Al b.
shankland and W. n, Woods
Tha Nay 5la, 1852 JIM HINTON,
Aay 0--at sheriff ~ D g.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09

No EonoE Iycm to tho aauerug request Of tuc
membera ol tbe Rar, and lhe earnest solicitation Of
numerous ffionds aud ocquointsnces, and arpouuce
,,yself : yaudisis foy me onieo II Judge 81 Tbs he
n, ndtsiai Circuit composed " the ooonteB = D..
- snd Williamson Ibo hection 70 be held on
he 2.ei instant li.a RtNfY' INDY
nay 3 1862 Ia
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
AddItionnl bY the Colnmbin.

New York, May 7.--On the 25th a flag
Of truce was sent 10 Com. Porter asking
conditions for surrender, TO which Porter
replied mo conditions" Our flag now
waves over the custom house.
An American war steamer reports cap-
turing three rebel steamers, and sent them
70 Key West and chased another into
BOhia Honda
Twenty mortar and three gunboats were
engaged against the forts, sileneing them
after six days inCessant firing. The
chains across the river were removed by
our gunbOats. The rebels sent fire rafts
down the riYer, but they did little dam
age. They Get fire 10 the Hartford, but
il was speedily extinguishSa
The Verona and the iTon-clad steamer
Webster ha6 q splendid sRgaFemeht the
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09

The 'Great Paait7 is for sale at the
News Depot of r. II. SINGLETON, under
the Sewanee House,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09

FOURrH cHANCERY lIsrMCT.

FUNNIH tHHNVIH'l HI7IIHVI,
We are authorized TO announce Hon SAAtn D..
FgIEisoN as candidate for reelecton as Chancellor
Of tao Ponrth Chancery District, mposlIg the
Counties of Davidson, Williams o Neury, Giles and
lewis apo "a
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
9elumetarp.

Tennessee Bank Notes selling at % to 40 e Ct dis
Geurgli Ola hanKs ............. 40 - 40 "
South Carolina and Alabama .... 40 90 40
Virginia aud North Carolina. .......45 80
OHIO, Indiana and KentucSy....... . 81. -" .
u. = Treasury Notes. p"
car These rates are for gold.
The Bank of WcstTennessce h. an exception TO the
above quotations sales have been made az 90 p Ct
scOunt for gold.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
snall Pox Rarlng a. NorfoIL..

80 NNAe7 - 'NC'AN''Ns
The Philadelphia North american says:
"Fugitiyes from Norfolk, at Fortress
Monroe, Tuesday, report that smallpox
and black measles are prevailing to a
considerable extent there, the latter dis
ease being very fatal. The National
Hotel, the Episcopal Church, and City
Hall, are filed with Confederates, who
are dying off like sheep. But very few
citizens remain in town, most of them
having left for the interior Grass is
literally growing in the streets, for no
business is doing except in the army
line, and most of the stores are closed.
IL is reported that over one thousand SOL
ders have been buried within the last
ten days, the principal sufferers being
from the interior of Virginia, Tennessee,
and Alabama. You can scarce pass a
street corner without meeting a negro
with a rude coffin on his shoulder, and
hearses are as common as drays in our
city. Typhoid fever is also very preva-
lent in the camps and attended with
much fatality"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09

We call the attention of our readers TO
the Card of w. L. CORNELIUS in another
column
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09

Messrs. HABDE & HoUGH have again
placed us under obligations for late
Northern papers in advance of the mail.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09
FRIDAY MORNING, NAY 9, 1862.
rake the Unloni

1t has a far larger circulation than any
other daily newspaper that has been
published here for years.
lSis the Q6ieial newspaper If the United
Siateg for Tennessee.
It's the qgicio1 newspaper Of the State Of
tennessee
1t gives the latest aelos fran tks Military
Department South, and later than any otder
PAPER.
At has immediate communication toab the
Military Headquarters, which no other
payer here has.
II gives reliable information.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-09

We learn that Henry Edmonson one
hhe proprietors Of the Patriot, and a
son of S. d. Morgan, Mr.. Samuel Nor
gan, were taken prisoners at Lebanon by
General Dumont.
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The ADAMS EXPRESS will accept our
thanks for favors in the way Of late
Northern papers.
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i. MCCLELLAN,
Mai. Gen. Com.


10 Hon. e. NJ Stanton, Secyetaryof Var.
Every hour proves our victory more
complete. The enemy's loss is great, es-
pecially in officers. have just heard of
five more of their guns being captured.
Prisoners are constantly arriving.
Gro. y. MCCLELLAN,
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