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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-02

Fort CasweIl Is strengthened by the re-.
bels, in expectation Of an attack.
The schooner Kate. from Nassau, was
captured by the Mount Vernon about two
weeks ago, while attempting TO run The
blockade
CHICAGO, April 80.
A special messenger from Cairo TO the
Times arrived from TiptOnville. and reports
heavy cannonading heard throughout Mon.
day night and Tuesday, il the direction of
Fort Wright. There have been no arrivals
from the feet since Monday noon. II Is an.
pretended that the rebel feet at the fort
has been reinforced by gunboais from New
Orleans and attacked our fleet. This was
not unexpected At the last advices from
the feet Com. Fooie was fully prepared for
any emergency.
CAIRO, April 30
A refugee from Memphis reports that Hum
bOldt is occupied by asmall rebel force, en-
gagged In throwing up defensive works. He
brings Memphis papers Of the GOTH They
contain little matter of interest. further than
she confirmation Of the fall OF New Orleans.
The Avalanche grumbles that the authori-
ties suppress details in regard to the affair.
II says nothing but the bare fact Of its sur
render iS known. The same paper says: The
Southern people are fast losingiall confidence
in their river deiences. It is generally adj
mitted that the Federal army can abe no
longer successfully resisted. It also init
mates a lack Of confidence 10 the stability
Of the Southern Coniedaracy, by advising
It's patrons to invest Whatever money they
have in real estate. while purchase can be
made for the money now 10 circulation, which
is principally rebel treasury notes. The
prescription Law is rigidly enforced. The
Union men are secreting themselves or fly
ing 10 avoid its operation.
Refugees repor. that merchants OF avowed
secession prooiviues are removing their
goods to places OF concealment and secresy.
Large numbers Of families are moving away
daily. The idea Of burning the town is
abandoned, in consequence OF the determined
opposition Of property holders.
lt Is currently reported at Memphis that
Beauregard has not over 50, 600 troops now
at Cornth aud that there is no hope Of his
successfully resisting Hallgck, who is believ-
ed to have 100000 men.
As our informant left Memphis, Il was re
ported that the rebel gunboat feet from New
Orleans was in sight, bound up the river to
join Holins' feet.
A steamer. just arrived from Piltsburg,
reports serious skirmjsh between the ad
vance Of the Federal army, 5000 strong,
and large body of rebels, five miles from
Corlnth. The Federals were victorious. No
mention is made Of the losses on either side
The rebels took % prisoners Cannonading
was stiIi heard when tb. steamer left
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-02

The ingenuity of the Southern mind
seems to be exhausted in its efforts TO
sustain che credit Of Confederate notes:
From t,9 Richmond Examiner.
"The war has swollen far beyond the
proportions contemplated in the begin
ming, and the necessary result has been
a larger issue Of Confederate money than
was at FIRST supposed probable. All were
agreed at the outset that Confederate
money was better than any of the other
evidences Of debt afiOat in the commune
ty, and this fact has not been changed by
the prodigious growth of the war. If
Confederate paper is not good, there is no
good money in the Southern States. Com
federate money is issued for the protec-
ton of all ether property. The whole
operations Of war are carried on by its
means; and the object of the war is to
protect our slaves from emancipation, our
labor system from destruction, our real
estate from coniiscation, and our person
atty from seiKdIe and appropriation by
the enemy By means Of Confederate
money we are defending all the rest of
our property, and our system of labor
which gives value 20 all property.
The other classes Of paper aflOat in the
community are but representatives OF
property in special forms Bank notes,
Stocks, railroad bonds, individual paper
Of all sorts, would not be worth the pa
per they are engraved upon but for the
property, on the faith of which they are
issued, and on the faith Of which they
obtain currency in the community. It's
to protect this property, and TO preserve
its value in Southern hands, that Confede-
rate money is issued, Confederate mon
ey is based upon and actually represents
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-02

all the property in the Southern States;
and is better than any other money, in
the fact that il is based upon all Southern
property, whereas other paper is based,
upon some specific and limited property
When the Southern people consent 20
repudiate Confederate money, they con-
sent TO abandon the Southern cause and
to turn over our gallant generals and
soldiers, bravely fighting battles and
shedding their blood in defence of their
liberties, to privation Of food and raiment
as long as they hold Out, and 10 Lincolh's
hangmen in case of their defeat.
The whole Southern stake is involved
in preserving the credit of Confederate
money. IT the cause should, by divine
decree, be lost in the end, all property
would be lost, and Confederate money
would be as good as any other property
which "rebel" could possess. But,
when we gain our cause and establish our
independence, il will be the best invest
ment in the world, and probably the most
popular. No government will enjoy such
resources of revenue as the Confederacy,
and no paper known TO the markets will
be sounder OF more productivity 10 the
holder"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-02

The leaders of the rebellion have told
he people, in public speeches, that the
FEDERAL army, if it should reach Nash
lille, would burn their dwellings, destroy
heir property, and violate their wives
nd daughters, Many Of these leaders
Ctually ran of and left their families to
emain here. Some who took their fam
les with them, have actually sent them
ack. Was it a want of love for their
antilles, or for the truth, which influenced
iem 70 act and speak thus The more
Variable opinion would be that they
ed, and that they know il. The opin-
n that they would seek in this manner
have their wives and daughters vio-
ted, is absolutely appalling,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-02
&g telegraph.

PIrriBURG, Tenn, April 3O.-A Force Of
cavalry, under Colonel Dlckerson, Fourth
Illinois, LEFT here on the night Of April 2stb,
accomplishing 10 a western direction. Alter
temporarily occupying Purdy, Tennessee. on
she morning Of the Goth, a force was sent
out on the Ripley road, three or four miles
from Purdy, where they tore up $50 feet Of
railroad track, bent the rails by heat and also
destroyed railroad bridge and irestle work
40 feet and one 100 feet long. As The force
was leaving locomotive with engineer and
three men arrived from Bethel. The loco.
motive was started at full speed and precihi.
tated down the. bank where the track was
torn up, and efectually running it. The ex.
petition returned last night without loss
Heavy rains again last night Nothing new
from the front.
LOUISVILLE, May l--Tiptouviiie and New
Madrid submerged; thousands Of Ecattle
washed away; water running into windows of
houses at Columbus, Hickman also suffering.
Reported evacuation Of Santa Fe by the
Coniederales confirmed.
The New York Herald says Secessionists
from the South sold fifty thousand dollars
worth Of tobacco, then investing the pro
ceeds in army clothing and boots for the
Contederates which went South yesterday 10
boxes marked with diamond destined for
small town South of Nashville. The Herald
says our authorities can stop these goods if
vigilant.
CAIRo, May 1.-The Confederate gunboat
fleet from New Orleans arrived off Fort
Wright and joined Commodore Hollins' feet,
but thought to be too weak to make any
resistance.
Congressional news unmportant.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-02
FRENCH BAKERY.

T'HE undersigned begs TO inform the Public that
a he has added TO his establishments BAKt RY
upon the French method; and that only com petenl
French wOrkmen will be employed He hesitates not
TO say his cad equal, If not SUPERIOR & any man
uiactred in the city, and guarantees that it will be
as sweet and good as broad can be made, from the
fact hat 30 hop yeast viii be used in its mauuac-
ture. share of the public and private family pat
ronagc rs earnestly solicited.
Hot Rolls every morning, at o O'Clock. All descrip-
tons Of bread and every variety Of cake made to
der.
Remember, II you want sweet and good bread call
at p. OCONNOR'S, corner Of Union and Summer
streets, opposite Cdd Fellows Hail
Tao Public are respectfully Informed that the well
known ICE CREAM SALOON of r. @. REEVES,
Formerly of Noshville) will be re-opcned Thursday
the Sth of May, whore Ice Creams not 10 be- exooed
by any IN the city, can be had Call aud Judge for
yourself Zap SO-lml p, O'COhNOR.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-02

The Great Panic" can still be had at
No. 80 North Market Street Liberal in
JUDGEMENTS offered to Dealers. The news
dealers and booksellers are selling them
rapidly Interesting alike to everybody.
Full particulars of everything that &C.
Cured during the "great panic" in
Nashville.
May 2-1t.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-02

Nashville, May /, 1861.

We direct the attention Of our citizens
,be following law, In the Code Of Ten
,ssee, page 1854, Art A, Sec 4,766;
aWhoever shall be guilty OF uttering
.di.ious words or speeches, spreading
Drosd false news, writing or dispensing
Inrrilous libels against the State or gem
Il government, disturbing or obstruct-
sny lawful officer in executing his
1oe. or Of instigating others TO cAbel
a meet together to contriyS invent,
scest, or incite rebelhous cOnspiraeies,
y. or any manner Of unlawful feuds
5aerences, thereby TO stir people up
5Osly % contrive the ruin and de-
ZION Of peace, safety, and order Of
oyenment; or shall knowingly con-
meh evil practices, shall be punish
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-02
Rscorder,s Conrt.

MAY 1.-G. w. Dilihun, disorderly con-
luct in the market-house. Fined five
dollars and costs,
John Heartney, drunk and disorderly
,onduct. Sent TO work house II days.
Mrs. Michel, tipping. Fined Sc and
,osts.
Jane Owen, disorderly conduct. Sent
work-house 10 days.
Melvil Zachery, disorderly conduct.
Sent to work house ii days.
Lila Dun, disorderly conduct. Fined
b and costs.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-02

ar, 5, =. EERcER, On the lwenty-second
.hls month the people in the various coun-
% Of this State will be called upon to elect
rimipal and Circuit Judges and Chnncel-
Re IN the varlous Judicial Districts. We
gard Il as important that these Offices
bould be filed by loyal men. The proper
Iay to effect thir, ! think, is to require The
aces and clerks holding The election to
oath to support the Constitution
.a Government Of the United States, and
40 to require all persons rendering their
,,ss on the occasion TO be compelled to
~ CITIZEN
Nasbvills May /, 1861.
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The following is list Of the sick and
wounded Tennesseans from Island No
10 that arrived at 81, Louis, on the
steamer Empress:
s II Colweli, Surgeon Forty.siKth Ten
nesHee;
Thos J Tallaierro, Assistant Surgeon,
Forty sixth Tennessee;
Jas W Dupree, Assistant Surgeon, Forty
sixth Tennessee;
B Hardeman, Fifty fifth Tennessee;
y G Montgomery, company d, Fifty.fith
Tennessee;
L jones, company l. Fortieth Tennessee;
M Foster, Tennessee artillery;
DE West company II, First Tennessee,
debility;
Thos Arnold, company H, First Tennes.
see bronchitis;
ii LOytan, jones' Battery. dysentery;
WBJones, company II, First Tennessee,
fever;
JEFF AIRY, company h, FOrty-sizth Ten.
nessee. fever;
Payton fryer, company e. Fortieth Ten.
nessee;
VIM Chambers, Fortieth Tennessee, (Hos-
pital StewaId.)
George Welch company l, Forteth Ten.
nessee;
sW Hartzell, company e, Fortleth Ten
nessee;
ED Moore, company E, Fortieth Ten.
nessee;
+ Miller, company G, Fortieth Tennessee,
> Neice, company d, Forty-sixth Ten
lessee;
b Wilson, company c, Filty-nfth Tennes-
IN "a Is IN
r NSaddler, company l. Fortieth Ten
nessee, diaTheA;
A Peacock company G, Fortielh Ten
nessee, bronchitis;
j T Webb, company l, Fifly-fith Tennes.
see, fever;
G Wallen, company d, Forteth Tennes.
E3e, fever;
W Fitzgerald, company K, Jaokson'a AR.
tillery;
W Barry, company d, Fifty.G Ten
nessee;
S L Smith, company d, Forty-sixth Ten
nessee, pneumonia;
D Nisler, company A, Fifty-flth Tenue.-
see, pneumOnia;
A Ne,herland, company D, Filty.fdh
Tennessee. pneumonia;
W Wildly, company A, Forly.sIXth Ten.
% ,ssse rheumatism;
D W Churm, company E, Fortieth Ten
nessse, pa, o1hitis;
Z W Wilkinson, company /, FOrtieth Ten
nes.ee, pneumonia;
G S Welsh, company K, Fortieth T3nnes.
see, lever;
W HWalker, company Il, Forlieih Ten
nessee;
VIM Burrow. Finy.RGb Tounessos, fever;
K A Burheid, Foitieth Tennessee;
u ~ n. n.
mOnia;
wv ozmoud, Fortieth Tennessee corcbi-
tie;
JC Crane, Fortie,h Tennessee, fever;
J NJ Foster Tennessee Light Artillery,
gbeumatTsm;
HH Miller, Forlieth Tennessee, fever;
r J LOWS, Tennese,e Artillery, diarrhGi;
II Hall, Fifty fifth Tennessee, debility;
EPltord, Ffty-lifJh Tennessee, henia;
J Killiam, FJrlieth Tennessee, diarrbe,;
+ II Arm, Forty sixth Tennessee, died
April 25th.
b W Arm, Forty-sixth Tennessee de-
biity;
D'Bishop, Tennessee Light Artillery, de
biIity;
L il Yates, Tennessee Light Artillery,
debility;
RI Keith, Tennessee Light Artillery, de.
bility;
A Adell, Tennessee Light Artillery, fever;
r h Spooks, Tennessee Light Artillery,
fever;
J Gregory, Tennessee Light Artillery,
pneumonia;
Il II Davis, Tennessee Light Artillery,
dysentery;
VIC Ward, Tennessee Light Artillery,
parochlis;
+ Cryer, Forteth Tennessee, debility;
Q Barwell, Fortieth tennessee. diarrhna;
) HAIL. Jones Artillery, conclusion.
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Ne learn from the Augusta Chronicle
and Sentinel that "the Confederate House,
by s.pajority Of six, passed bill Gre
ating the Office of Military Chief Of Rail-
road and Transportation, at salary of
$5,0OOper annum.
There's a chance for V. K' Stevenson.
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ed by fine and Imprisonment, at the dis
erection of the court and jury trying the
case; and may be compelled, beside, TO
give good and sufficient sureties for his
good behavior during the courts pleasure;
and shall be incapable Of bearing any Of
fee Of honor, trust or profit, in the State
government, for the space of three years"
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We did not attend the theatre last
night, but understand that the au-
dience was quite large, and that the per-
Torrance was, in every way, all that
could have been desired.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1862.

We call attention 10 the communication
Of "Citizen." We think the suggestion
a good one, and, If properly carried out,
we believe will result in great benefit to
the Gpsernment.
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Notice.

An election will be held at the Office Of the 'sCom-
mercial Insurance Company ot their Office, in
Nashville on Monday, the 9th day Of May next, for
the purpose of eectng eleven Directors for the ensu
Ing twelve months
JAMES WALKER, sec'y.
NASHVILLE, 18th April, 1852 apl7 I'd
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a strange story

The following wonderful story is told
by a correspondent Of the Dublin Eccang
Mail:
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The ingenuity of the Southern mind
seems to be exhausted in its efforts TO
sustain The credit of Confederate notes: