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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26

Aentency TO Arch Rebels.
Most empbatically do we endorse the
following remarks Of the Louisville Jour
nal in reference to those men who have.
been the instigators and chief aiders Of
the rebellion. Their presence as free
men in places under Federal control, is
fragrant insult to The bleeding and OPP
pressed loyalists, who have been plumber
ed by these wretches
II the United States has committed
any fault in this respect, it is its leni-
ency to those who have supplied the reb-
els with munitions Of war, and even serv-
ed in the Confederate armies, We may
see almost daily, men walking in our
streets whose completely with the rebel
lion is notorious. and if il were not so,
their own boastful asseveraions would
prove its We can lay our hands upon
those VINO were engaged in the coniisca-
ton of the banks in the southern part
Of the State, and the abstraction of their
funds we are lenient enough to presume,
for the use Of the rebellion, thuogh it may
have been a tlagrant case Of robbery, for
their private emolument The whole city
is cognizant of the fact that men, who
have held commissions and borne arms
in the rebel cause, have returned among
US with impunity, and are following their
aYocations as it they never had commit
ted the most fragrant crime known TO our
laws, and the only one whose definition
is fixed by our constitution, which de-
clares that treason shall consist only
in levying war against the United States,
or in adhering to their enemies, giving
them aid and comfort" The instances
are not few, where those protesting friend
ship and loyalty TO the Union have, Jul
das-like, betrayed it with kiss, and
now, instead OF going out and hanging
themselves, are Haunting their ill-gotten
price of blood and carnage, and Boosting
their gains at street corners and in private.
There are those among us also who own
and control public avenues of informa-
ton, which have for the last year been
made largely subsidiary to the rebel
cause, and been the means of imparting
information useful to the enemy" and
now they are allowed the peaceful pos
seSoloh Ol Jnolt properly, anu are making
their profits from our loyal armies and
our loyal citizens. All these classes
which we have designated, have been
the main-springs and the foundations
stones of the rebellion, for they furnish
ed it with the sinews of war or their
own sinews and strength. We have no
feelings of mercy for such as these they
went into the game of treason, knowing
how high the stake was they risked, and
coolly calculating the chances of success.
The dark gamesters have failed, although
they did not "walk blindfold on" And
now they impudently pirate of arrests
and conceive it to be harshness if they are
compelled to take an oath of allegiance,
or give bonds for their loyal behavior
We have no patience with these men, nor
with those who are continually circulat-
ing false reports by which they hope to
bolster up secession and weaken the
Union cause. There is but one way to
deal with these hypocrites, and that is
the way of strict justice.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26
COMMITTED to jan

~ go man, named CHA ELEs. says hs belongs o.
Josepa Campbell q TODD county ~ about tweny
Yeas ol1 weighs about 40 on IS pounds, feet, 65S
hcnts hgh; nAfk complexion, scar on CORNER NJ up
pee 'ip. Tue owner is requested 30 come forward
prove property and pay chafges AZ The law directs.
u. NJ. HlkTON
ap2t~Ji sheriff and Jtii0r Of u q.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26
LFor the Nashville UnioD,l


NASHVILLE, tenn April p 1862.
Editor Union:
The following Acroslie, published in the
Sacramento (Cal.) Bee contains sentiments
which will apply with equal force to any of
the traitorous brood, who are now enlisted
under the piratical ensign Of Toutant Beau
regard. 1t is hardly intense enough TO ex.
press the vileness Of NashUaie traitors, who
are not only false to their country, but cow
ards withal, leaving to other hands, the peril
GUS task Of defending the rag to which they
claim TO owe allegiance From all such,
Good Lord, deliver u.s.
ACROSTIC:
vie traitor, to the blood fathers split for thee
And dark iuheritor Of Arnold's infamy;
List to The hiss Of moral serpeuts m thy breast,
Tapping their forky tongues Of treason from their nest,
And spawning IN thy hearts tartaran cell,
New gems to make thee worthy Of a hell;
Damnation's zeal is set upon thy rebel namo--
In BLACKLIST brand, these moral vagabonds, IN shame
Go forth, atrlitOr TO thy country aud Thy God
Hearing afar, the voice Of Lyons, Ellsworths blood
Asking swift vengeance for thy fostering crime,
Making the his.ed aud hated through an coming time
Yours for the 'UMoN."
E.-...f-....-
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26

No wonder that secessionism destroys
Public School Funds, as well as other no.
BILE institutions. It's aim is despOtism, and
despotism cannot flourish among an en-
hshiened and educated people. Freedom
will always flourish in a land Of
G. Men high minded mon
Who know ,heir rights, aud kiowug dare n.iat an 90
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26
ACROSrIC:
THEATRE.

DuIflElB & SANDS NAyACrps
w, Il. kVERkTT STAGE MAsAgFe.
SIXTH NIGHT OF THE STAR COMPANY.
SATURDAY, APRIL e6th,
CHILD OF THE REGIMENT.
Characters BY Mrs. II. BERNARD, Miss sCANLAN,
AcHrs, HAMILTON, EVERETT, FLETCHER, &c.
SONG, TRUST TOLUCE, (by requcsll 8Ir DUFFIELD
FANCY DANCE, Miss CONSTANTINE
III IA HI SIS AR.
Characters by Mrs. HATTIE 7RNARRD, Mossrs.
EVERETT HAMILTON, FLETCHER, g..
PRICES Of ADMISSION
Dress Circle,.................... 80
second Circle Observation-Disclosures. 25
uooos open at r past T. Performance at 5 O'Clock,
precisely ap26
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26

A rebel has 40 right to tell loyal cii-
zen to leaFt'the country, but loyal cid-
zens have right 10 tell rebels TO leave
the country, and to compel them to do
So unless they obey the laws and support
the Government in good faith. And they
ought to exercise thatright.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26

Z A QUANDARY-Why should any rebel
complain that he is required to take the
oath before being allowed to exercise any
one or all of the privileges of citizenship?
Rebels contend that the Union is dissolv-
ed, that they belong to the Confederate
Government, and by their own testimony
have erpatfotea themselves. Now il, as
Hey contend, they have really expatriated
themselves by becoming citizens of the
Southern Confederacy and voting in that
Confederacy, have they not placed them
selves in precisely the same position that
an unnaturalized foreigner occupies If
they say, on the other hand, that "a man
once citizen is always citizen this is
utterly ruinous to their whole doctrine
as TO the rights Of secession,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26
TO AMBROTYPIsTs.

Il HAVE JUST received a consignment of new and
Il flesh AmbrutJ pe and Photograph materials, 10 be
fol1 ia lots az Louisville prices expenssa added
~ zD-lm ". BURNS Market street.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-11-29
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY,
OHIO, INDIANA, and ILLINOIS,

is the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the War
Department. Money refunded to any one find
ng an error in it.
Price 50 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
Who shhll fathom the
calmly from among men.

oo,,,,, from an,o,, mon. Who shall fatbom the
mvsterv Of hrs going but Him who knoweih al
thiugs from the beginningl =. u y.
rSe lst Sonth Carolina Regiment Volunteer, now
onder command of Lieut.. -Col. l.. Bh ings, late
Chgplain Of tho 4th New Hampshire keHmen', is
Seing reorgapigfd and filled up under the new order
fro,1 the preside authorizing Gen. Ssxt0n TO en-
in arm. end Uniform 6ve regiments Of per
sons of African descent for the service Of the
Unl,ei States" The encsmpuent is three miles
from Beaufort, on beautiful plantation overlooking
the river. A gunbost and steamer have gone TO the
coast of Fo.ida for recruits. The field, staff, and
line officers OF these regiments are TO be whites, 10
he Commissioned by the War Department, with the
same rauk aud pay ~ other army officers. Major
Filler Of the ssh Pennsy vauia Regiment, gradu-
ate Of Harvard College is talked Of Tor Colonel o.
the ls.. Public sentiment has undergone great
change in regard 20 these regiments, and the spph
cants for the Offices have been numerous.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

IT at least plotting for, q triple sllianee between

OF at least plotting for, triple sllance between
Trane, Itaiy, and Prussia, against AUSTRIA
the actual enemy or rival OF those three
Powers. Such an alliance cannot be popn-
lar in Germany since 1t implies territorial ces-
sous 10 tie weet, most probably Of he province
beyond the Rhine. do not believe Bismark and
his King would be bold enough to inaugnrate such a
policy. by which Prussia might indeed be aggran-
died but Germany could not fail to lose Of il.
faire,t provinces Still, if you hear that Ratazzi
and Pismark have really met at the Tnieries, YOU
NAV be certain that the bargain has been struck and
that Pussia too enters into the compact which Is TO
orerhroy all the present landmarks VI Europe fro Ii
Conssantinople 10 the Rhine, and beyona IL 10 tno
coasts Of Belgium and Holland.
The ex-Queen of Naples has suddenly retired INTO
the nunneFy of the Ursuines At Augsburg. Does
che find that even the society Of nuns ID more checr
mi than that OF her feeble husband aid bis exlled
court or has sle something TO request behind the
walls of a monastery Who can know, but thl,
strange action, after sl the oyations she received
from the Iegitimist Courts and aIistocracy all over
urope greatly exces the curiosity OF the scandal
mon gerlng pubic.
The Austrian Minister ScbueTllng, continues TO
harp upon the old chord of Austrian uDity. WIN
ruined finances and an empty treasury, he !" SUI,
about TO force his Constitution down the throais '
unwilling Hungarians, Croatians AID Transyl-
yanians He deiies Prussia; he intnPues IN Ger
many for Austrian prepondersnce, and keeps 'enets
AID Southern Tyrol by force Of arms. Indeed we
mus, adni that biz policy Is bold enough but 1t
must break down az the frat touch oi a serious
war. since il is impossible TO govern reluctant
nations without any regard for their wishes and
wants.
Seryia and Montenegro are once more quiet.
The Sultan has again escaped complete ruin; Oner
Pasha and Sir Henry Buwer have saved hiui ths
time: and France and Russia were not yet reaGy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
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BrYgAtp, Nov g. % q. n.-fiouH quiot. NnElr ia f,.r
eetsnd o. s6@iJc il NO. Chicago SDfin.i ~
WINTER "esteiui = II iDr ro. / Milwaukee Gao GgKv
en- t dcnsno 10 .Jaa2c lo Mxcd esicin Oa ieaay AZ
f'tc' WHISKY q4ttt a. ''o tAHAI fIKiOH1s. Ig. on
Corn. 2!c On NLen o. New ORR closins yrfk Ip,..
1900 rDis. four 500 busb. Nuest 2lt11 bl.1 Cor,
RI - 600 DDis Flour No. loO bush A,A l. 0 Ll,H
torI, q, ,OJv Dush Uals
OsFEGo, Oct. t-tlOrR STEADY WHFAr % moderate d..
me.G, fses OF 1000 bu i Winter Ied Ohio 2ti. 2no
gush qms "nte Cfuadisn r. %. hnd 600 bush Lienso
5piug on piFde terms COES quiet Of 0o0 bush
ih0 az ooc bAkLEr scaice snd very saea 20busl
1ansdlah on private terms CANAL FkEionrs r., batter
Flouf bOaulc and Wheat lie a. NewYork; boat. ser.
isrohfs- 10000 bush Nh-at 1000 bush Corn gn bu,h
baney L1roKTs-l 10 bbls. Flour, 1890 b0,b Whrst
f,stV bss, Itss, s,ly5 pAih, bulsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
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CiNcSstrl Nov 6--FLo,K seise; sale. a. =. J'd % -
70. ,aprIhuu. " iusg quiet ana un.bangei N*hNi ''io
iohK u d.msni O. $40 AGfO % hAcvN 9asi' - h'ND ~
dan % gic. HcDs ac "a, sales Of fto 81 ~ ~" - -
Money sui srfharg- unchArged ,,,, - -
AtHAsK nov. u-FIatK dali Gram OF Hli thus }" ~,
nu, but dll fr ado Of vessel. and storage .ONS saiss
10000 busa. At CO., ag White Weston saoa aud o'e. 100
4 st husb fs fotr o.sd state + as Jefferson County
car io,ds 81 shipped 10y tows this Afirhoon-l-s9oo
b4.l Nhsst 1900 OG,h. Com JIVV' o1'h oa''' ''''
b. b. Bsfi-v. 5te' hrsk feed -. ...,
pg.LAsslrniA No4 6--FLouR duii WaR,r and ,ohN
y.,1,, Jall IuUss sswmlrdi Gie Rs'Ne. W.abs<
81 kDGe
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
uRosa soUYss CAROLINA.

The Egccomaoissance inso the stesc-Tbe
Expedition zap ts'o CcooAh xtehio River
v.b.. ,,e..h OF Sen. Wiichei-EHis Last
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31

SPECIAL DispGtch to the thieago Tr.buae.l
Another Or Secretary Jacob Thomp.sn's eantured
letter has been published, dated in 1859. 1t refers to
the acquisition Of Cuba By f libaEters. and say emphatI
csly that Buchsnzn's a mint alton is fsT5rable to it'd
scheme. II enclosed 8 .oOOO. 10 be used Ia buying up
Southern edi- orr in behalf Of the flibusters
SiEel l. suInmcnei to appear before the Mcdowell
Court Of lqliry.
Irust,ted ha; Senator SALISBURY, Of Delaware, was
srrested last night az q pc itca prs ner, by an once
vita an .horiiy froIs the VIZ Department rs he WIS
valk!rg alsng o. tLe pavement in front Of the Presi-
dents house. IL drsw q sword cane snd 4 handed by
whatnutho-ity it was attempted, bur the osicer forced
him 10 s limit quietly, and he took tie advice. Such is
the story. / am not able yet 10 fully verify it.
The dehcon.y b'l rePerttd IA The he Sc to-day
amonnt- 10 sl07tO 10, The Invalid pension app o
p-iat Ga ball ais, rero ted Of 81 Oh 900.
Mr. Iry- OF Oh O odsred q resolution recently cal
iE for al tie CO resso d-n.e between Mcclellan, The
lreitsnt andth- lads # apartments, during crcon-
Germ 6 hs Peninsula canD ign Il is rTObRble it wi |
20 n be fnrnish q. Some highly interesi ing revelations
are expected. which ar safd by III se who Qua 1t TO
know 10 afford n petfscf vim ic euon of NJ Ii oil.
A ea1eus OF border State Senators and Represents
tives was beid last night, but nothing very definite was
agreed upon.
Thests y OF Saulsb.ry's arrest hal rather a fa~cisI
termination 1t turns out thai he was slightly hiiari-
ous, got into rome difficulty ia the street and was re-
qnired to be taken in charge by police officer. That's
ali
Another Republican senatorial caucus was he'd 10
day. The question Ct arrests was supposed to be the
subject Of consideration. bat the conclusions are IN
known
The Csbin-t spp~intneas viii undo, btsaIy be made
~ aiew days eli az es haiti now lies betW en- Holt
and Usher. Hoit has sen sppro, ed on the grouzd Of
not u sas 3 IippabHrau, ard U,her has been urstd as
c ming from the same s. 81 with The present ineum-
bert sna Is aired fam liar with he duties Of the de-
p rtment The Prrsii fnt a. be i we'd to desire the APP
pontmensos Hit bat the hsav est pres urs HAS be n
for Usae. md The m, ces srs II " d~eeidsdly in MS
favor >wEie heal - 81 bureaus in the dep rtIneni .ay
thaa 9 sher u already appointed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31
FEDERAL RAE0 WRsr OK THE
e.

The most important success Of the federSis m tHs VI
ciurv Of vfcksburg, was accomplished in a raid made by
c,mpa-a irelv small force IN the weE; sids Of The river,
along The line Of the Yirksburg, Shreveport and feTss
railroad. They penetrated the country 10 Delhi thirty
eight miles from the eastern terminus OF tbs road, and
on the way destroyed ST. the depot ~h1ldlags, railroad
bridges, government property, etc, and tore mp several
miles Of track. turuirg it completely over in one place a
mile snd q half in length. In accomplishing the lister
work Of destruction. two OF iheaa were severely Injured
one hav;nz a leg, and the other an arm, broken
Along the route they destroyed a considerable smou t
Of cor. collected By the government with a small
AMOUNT Of ether property. AID hi the principal pub
lie loss sustained, Yves one huadred and ten bales Of low
err. sad to be worth one hundred thousand dollars,
which was lat-uded for the manufacture Of meal sas.s
The SUCCESS Of the marsuders st this point. is attributed
bv our nfornsnt, who left aft er The enemy had retired,
to the nismsnagemeEt Of some Confederate forces ia
Toned there. TIL. Fedsrals only numbered forty, and
the work Of destruction vas committed By shout half
the sq'ad-tbe balance engaging in the distribution Of
the liquid contents Of a small grocery. A Confederate
force two hundred strong abandoned lie town on the
approach Of the enemy, and the entire raid was accom-
pIshed without firing a gun.
The telegraph lire was slso destroyed. Tae escape
Of the op -raior at Delhi was accomplished by bis own
vigilance in having ont a picset-a picket which the
comnandant Of the post had entirely neglected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31
TRNNRssrANs ar vaCKsBUeG.

The special telegraph correspondent Of the H'ss"-
siopian, as well as GU own correspondent At NeSsb1rg'
pay a very handsome and natieriag compliment to the
Sd and 39.h Tennessee r~egimsnts, who bore The b'unt q
the f9h isgqn Monday. aud who brought Off between
four and hee bundled prisoners. besides five stand Of
colors, leaving some three hundred Of the onSmy dead
and wounded on the feld. Tbs gallant eondeet Of these
men ia this engagement may be emulaied' bat their
deeds Of vaIor canzot BE- surpassed NJ st Of them are
returned prisoners who were captured at Fort Donel-
5 n. and they owe their capiorE and ~tormentors a debt
which they will always BE- swift to Hluiiaie on eight
No,v - auru Fcnnsssee and Loui lana sustaining tie
rs5rt.tsoa they ach eyed IN tie defense # fieks0urg
! tst Summer. Although lighting on Mizsissippi soil they
feel AMI know thst they are fghti g for The recovery Of
their own homes aud the es:ablshm mt and perpetuiiy
Of their own Independence. Misioippians abroad who
are f vbtiug our B tiles on other felds may ret assured
III 4 the defense Of their s fae will be rs vigorously aud
heroieaHy maintained as if they were present to do he
fghting themselves
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31

Aw iter in the Cornhi1 (Eug) Magazine, giv-s sta
tistics relative 90 the supply Of cotton from India, and
the dini-1Iues wucu syyUu III uHe way Of q crop adv
quate to tie wants Of great Britain. According to his
statement q million Of bales were brought to England
from India during the past year and the opinion is ad.
vanced that with due effort four n. lions Of baes may
be procured annually from The same source, ss, it is sd-
mi,ted, a price greatly exceeding the customary rates Of
Amercan cotton, and with a prosp ct OF running tie ma
tive Indian manufacturers. Haging adopted these prem
Uses, ths writer proceeds TO q scuss the obstacles which
poesen. themselves
"Tn the dr,t pl see. cotton canno. be raised in India at
q profit. Il IL cultivated as to- alternate viii the native
cereal plants for the reservation Of ezhau tod grounds.
AMI produce a profit of just fifty per cent. les than the
been cul iva "a and rhi~pecl it is found TO be Of such
inferior quail - thai 60 has nsver been u.ef, except to
cd lltere American cotton. A pound Of American
cotton make iRirtec1 a daLaf ounces Of yara, an a
pouni of SurEt cotton Nv I've ounce; while the cost #
spinn ng the 20 mer Is ia eS-psnce fsrthing, and Of he
latter threepsuce. Ia fpsuny. AID finally, the fiber Of
the India cotton is so short tia; il eaIuot lie spun at
all on the n -ch'uery now ia use
The remedy suegs sted T. " that Eng! shmen must take
the matter in hand and, by personal sop rintendence in
the cotoa fields, By advances # m@p'y and enlarge
meut 4 prices, and by practical Instructions for the
improvement the growing staple, force it to 8 sudden
growth uhj-h shall meet the English demand" This
cannot be dome. Ens,ishmen are As igeoraat Of the art
of cuitivating cotton ~ are The Yankee manufacturer
Of New England, ant f it r.sts with them to raise the
quality = the slap 10 the Ameri IA standard, 1t will
never be d5na.
Assuming that tbi Is ia, only method 10y whi;h Eng
land can obtain q ,upply from Ind a, the VIZ Ter ( "w
up his theory by statements not very wei calculated &c
eneou' age the project. lie says " WI = ia is borne in
mind thai The rains Of form r works Of a simil T kind
yet rear their heads 10 many Of the cotton fields Of
Indie, as ncmcn.oes o. he greater ruin which over
waelmed those engaged the trade in past years, it vii
no longer be o ter Of ssrpr-e iha thcfe who SCI
these records Ct faiur- shou d decline to embark, wi h
ont some security sgaias loss, in that which has al eady
p owed the COMMERCIAL death Of many
Al these eFlrts 20 procure q sudictency Of India cot
ton viii pnovs fI;ie, for Is viii take ten Yeas time to
bring tie quantity up 20 tn required amount, and only
III Il nj u e-psnse Of she native mauuraoFurgTS Tor
home cons1Ia2to1. In the mean ne England csunot
aT,rI TO let her opera ives s,arse, In sddit on TO spend
ing time M money Where else than to Am riaa can
she look for reGsL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-31

" We haze hearl numerous complaints Of The
brutal treatment given oar exchanges men on their WY
down the river. 4 letter from Mobile tells The :ol
loving;
A Psrty OF KvHtuckians-anons than were Captains
C0riin aud Carey, If Morgans brigade-who were
wo ndsd at CynIhians, passed through here a few days
ago for the commands. They state that the treatment
# our sick while on the passage down the Mississippi
was cruel and barbarous. Humid ed, of our braves EoE
slesp upon the sands of the MissisEppt, with neither
mound nor Monument 20 mark their last resting place,
having b zen placed there by their horrid and -rusl treat
m-n5-uos only by the trestn mt Of the-enemy, but by
the neglect n our mon
As an insta~ &c r cruslty and bsrbarity, will relate
the 70 owing instance A young man by the name Of
Tabor WAS taken violently sck-a surgeon was sum
moned, (Yankes,) and he prescribed gu nirs. ThestOck
Of this a.. ice had given out in The ne teal chest, and
none could be had a friend Of Tsho 3 learned tAst 3
Dr. who " rassing hIT self of for a chaplain II
Duks's regiment, Aorssn's brigade, had = large guam
thy Of qainire aboard, which ne was smuggling through,
went to bua end requested that hs sh-ulilet him-have
sfne. She brute refused, md The result was the death
If Talbot.