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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-09

MANUFACTURERS FREsH WAFER AT
FoRr PULAsKt.-All the water used by
the Union forces (the forty.eighth New
York regiment) at Fort Pulaski, Georgia,
is condensed from steam generated IRON
the salt sea water, by Frederick Gilmore,
from Patterson, New Jersey, When the
need of water was felt Gilmore con-
structed a condenser inside the fort the
condensing machines manufacturing four
thousand five hundred gallons per day
more than is consumed by the troops.
This makes good drinking water aud is
used for all ordinary purposes, Before
the erection Of these works, all the wa
Ger had to be brought down in vessels
from Beaufort and Bay Point Mr. Gill
more is now chief superintendent o. the
entire concern
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GENERAL c. w. MoRaAN.-We have
the satisfaction of announcing the safety
of Gen. Geo w. Morgan, and his army.
He was at West Liberty, Ky, on Friday
last marching for the Ohio river, which
he was expected TO reach yesterday
lie brought of all his field guns. His
siege guns were destroyed. lie left in
the hospitals five hundred men unable
TO travel, with medical stores and small
guard These will, Of course, be captur-
ed. There are several thousand East
Tennesseans in Morgan's command,
few hundred unarmed. The rebels
thought they had Morgan in their power,
but he mined the precipices overhanging
the Gap, and shattered them with gum
powder, so that they tumbled into the
road rendering il impossible. This was
closing the door against direct pursuit.
He then withdrew at the rate OF twenty
miles per day. The march was through
a.mountainous and uuproductiye country
over bad roads and no roads at all, and
his troops must have suffered severely
We presume il is fair 70 conclude, that
the safety Of Morgan's army improves
the situation in kentuchy.--C Cincinnati
Commercial
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}. lie Able's coaches arrived yester-
day evening from Greensboro. They
will leave again for the same place on
Saturday morning Mr. lie Able reports
the road clear of guerrillas, and requests
us TO say that passengers can SO through
to the Ohio river without molestaiion.--
Those who wish 10 travel In that dircc-
ton, should embracr the present oppor-
iunity. Oct 9--jt.
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''sis NiESCY posscssea peculiar r,ct;,i.. -. i,
a"''H''W Prosecution and Fettlcn,e,t ~. me
tnanus against the General Government ~ t,,,ra,
~ r'loN' rs conductors having had ,.,a,',
Se''S experience In tho management Of claim
'o'' congress the Court Of Claims. ana ,,,. nj.
i've departments at Washington. and 49,
"ushly acquainted and familiar with m, '"''
''Su'llons governing their adjustment
particular attention viii be alyep IN ,a...
o"' VI Tue present. war; including the aeco,,,,. +,
Nta'e'' contractors, and Dsbarsipr ono. ~, :,
war and Navy Departments, and far a 49, 'u0
'hs' drilling, ana OreanIz,,,.' -,
"hteers," The reimbursement Of vbici n -
.eed 10y an act af Congress; CLAIMS ron ,Nn,,,,
NlIi FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAltN ~.
pIHllc USES, or Tor DAMAGES an s,0,,
."'fEEIA. for ll,r-rs lost loo tine s,r,i,. .., \"
lIl."ry Fny, Pensions, ana Itovn,.
b"o special attention 10 procuring sse,,
si"hs' houDties, ETC., accrulpg h, e,,,''.-
WI" have been wounded. contracted "A a.,
'a'n,e' OF such as have died, or been tllad ,,,.
'n' discharge Of their line ofdrty as such ,,,,,n
present war ""''hs va
''.'"' care VIII also bo given TO clains ,,.t.,
nave been heretofore Itciccted or Snsn.,,.,.
Dy tho IrparimcuisorIneficiently nfs,,,,,.s.
'"l' attention also given 20 the coileeiio, :,
Qua,''r"''iof'a Receipts given Tor Property am
'o' 'h' use OF the Army to arranging Aecounts MA,
"Du'o"'''ne O'Ans against the ouartsrmaslef's M.
p8rtmeut. "'-
All 'aims placed in our hands receive ana, p.,....
tefAOn'l Attention, thereby securing M
WHICH, iu Tho hands Of an Attorney ai any ,,,,-'.
point hclnoniiy prove unsuccessful
Aside hom mis- decided advartare, our dam, i,,..
course with oil The p1nlrtments enable. r,
cases O." Obtain decisions much moro spas5l,, I..
""'l, at communication and other necessary 5,,.,
must b0 conducted through the mails
To This enl. vo saiict you 90 forward 10 ID. ,,,,.
sl' cases ofsnoh onaraetorsou may from time a. ill.,,
navy nav, lI..'n'sl' and' as " our custom, we Win iIl.
required, instructions ''' "N'H
\" charge made lea any oa.o ntie., .,,.,...
address, CHARLES o.. GREEN.
Nuf .ia therrv qfr.'.
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! The rebels left Shelbyyille night be-
fore last in haste, They got word that
or forces were coming, and skedaddled.
They commenced at eight o'clock in the
evening, and were all Oft at four o'clock
next morning. They drove of some cat
tie, aud took away about one hundred
and City horses, leaving brokcn-down
pnes in their place. They have left about
$4,000 in Confederate scrip, which they
compelled the people to take in payment
or what they wanted. Nixon promised
o start paper in shelhyyille, but he has
not kept his word. There were just
1900 rebels in the rebel camp at Shelby
ille-Iom Jour-
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IbOUnTFUl.-wltD car.
Refuse the Issues of MI limits
mentioned below.

The following Tennessee Banks are brukcu, or
have h'cn wound ZAP and their Notrs, 81 amy gre
ont, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Baue, at Brownsville.
tcntru tank oi tennessee, az Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Mcmpbis
Nc hauirs Bank, 40 Mcnphi7.
Memphis Slyu- Cd. tliuJiun, at Memphis
Exchange G1uL, ai Mlrlrccsboro.
Minor uui M1uuia,i ur'r-' Rank, I'd kuOyvil d.
Bank OF El-l Tennessee. at Knoxville
Rank ct Trenton, 10 Trenton.
Bank Of jeigtsuu, ti paudfGge
Bank Of claiborne. 40 TaZewcl
Bank Of Iazcwcl at 1lzrVel
LIWrrncehurg Rgug 40 LaWrrnrchnrr
Citizens Bank. al Memphis
Bank of America, at Clarksyille
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We regret to see from the Journal of
yesterday, that CORTLAND Prentice, son
of our neighbor of the journal, died as
was reported by telegraph Knowing
how doubtful the dispatches are, we had
hoped that he remained prisoner in he
hands Of the loyal force. He had the
generous heart and the mind to have be-
come a worthy and valuable CITIZEN
Already in his youth he had exhibited
sparkles Of genuine humor, united TO a
true poetic soul tie is but another vic
tim of the many deluded by the false
glitter of Southern chiyalry, and whose
young lite has been sacrificed to the Mo-
loch of ambitious politicians. 10 his
afflicted parents we offer our most heart
felt condolences, expressing our deep
sympathy for the loss they have sus-
gained. His life was too brief Tor him
to learn fully the error of battling against
his country yet with the clear vision he
now has he sees how dark are the paths
through which he must have trod before
no could know all, and in the sunlight of
a brighter day, beholds the glorious
cause against which he honestly but err
roneously struggled. -LouiuUc' Democrat
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Marshal'S Sale

by 'iru' Of HIit cd i i, 10 nr directed from tho
- Circuit Count oi tho United States Cor the Nj die
District ui Tennessee, /, h. Glascock, Marshal in
and for raid District viii cNposc TO sale publicly ~
me highest bidder, iur cash, at the Court House door
in th' city o' Nashville, on the 18Th day OF Octnher
1862, The following slaves, property 81 Allen Crock
EFT, namely Mary, abuat 10 years OF age with her
infant sou, iiam; and Peter, ten or eleven years
of age the slaves aforesaid having been levied on to
satisfy Judgment In favor ut Clark Adams n Clark,
against A. Is tuckott rendered m said Court on the
2fth Hay ur April, lSe2 safe 20 commence at 10
O'Clock, 4, NJ H. GLASCOGK
sorl2-lh q. y Marshal, NJ. D. r.
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MarshaTS Sale.

by yirmc of an alias III Ia 90 ine directed l,s,in
- the Circuit CURT Of the luitrj States f1r thr
Middle District Of Tennessee, I, D., Il. GMzcock, Mar.
shall in and for said District, will expose ia pubc
sale, 60 tho highest hitdyr tor cash at tho Cont.
house door In The City ot Nashville, ou thr 3ud day
of October, lst2, ull tu right, title, claim and iuio
est which Thomas Barry, Washington Barrow, and
A. V. 5. Lindsey and WASHINGTON Barrow Admin
l.lraioI- of Johu shelby, deceased lnvo in and 90
N.t; A tract of Land, BOO sumner county, Tennessee.
ou nrshn's creek and Dos waters, beginning nf a
planted rock south east corner 81 JaWc Whiio.lds-
ih'n'e North /. Past tl poles TO q plaut-i ru,k /;
thence North g. West 70 rolr- Coz iorI, 40 Ahnham
Martins corner. theme, North Co. East lU1 p0es to
q rock at Martin oorucr; tloncc North eils East 21
and $40 pole ton siaayi uruCa North poles 90 r.
siakei thence North 1i' East 23 poles 20 -ycanoro
thence south 2Jl East 33 and tlD p0lcs the ceup
9i ait Srrrh lA,nee Gown the same, with o. uean
de'- ihonro south 5a Ea-t Us poles, South 90 Iast
II poles TO point near the terminus of tho min.
rlcoi thence South 4is' West 1S poi,s 90 10 stake:
thence g'' Eg-i p aud clio poles 60 corner o.
To- % siakci thence South ali.o East ms and % lO
po''s 10 roc. t6'uvu North Uja East no poles 90
% ucaoi.s 1y ohsoits, thus (south o East 2U poles
south -, Is-t % poles South l6is3 East 90 hold.
Souih ~ East -s poles South 80 La- 40 poICsI 90
Iur % rocks un Cine cast bank OF Che creek thence
N"rlh SIS West 2Nt poles, with Tor. W MoutIuw's
north boundary, tua stake thence sluiu 15' Wost
II ana $40 purs 90 stake thence South T. - Nost
% poles passing pr Il. Heads corner at ll poles /;
ih'u south p ll,t 100 poles thence South 6li
West aa1 uul,r 90 "a cato post; thence south % ana
.lu rue- in 20 honey hCu-t ihcuce Ntst aG aud
8 To poles o. ruyh thence NOrth East l1s roles
Go ruy6 thence south s3i' Fast % poles o. rock
thence North - last l.3 and i-lO poos 90 stake
hsucc South So, East 2.s poles 10 the bcripn,pg
Also lh ostlie iu huy one ucros, which Uts wnlrI
by LHclon j. Harris Co Ais Vile Sarah T. luow sarah
g. load Cor Der lir Also, q small tract ADJOINING
he above o being the miiI tract u four acres, o.
tether with TIC mlll uu the same Said property be-.
ng levied upon 90 satisfy Judgment in favor ul 81 81
a T.. Bush against Thomas Barry, va. hiugt0n Bar.
low W, barrow aud A. w. = Lindsey, AtminHta.
"t- ol john shelby dcroasat rendered DO Said CONT
rn the agi dhN W Nav issl slie o. fake ;laf. I'd
l""'n'h. T. g. DlA~uutA,
'Ns'"-tN T.. s Marshal, M. u r.
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Sheriff's Sale.

DG virtue Of III Fa 10 me directed and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court OF Dlyids "A
County, Tennessee, AZ Cts March TCrm 1862 Ail eN-
pose 20 pubic sa e, 10 the highest bidder, TOR cash
at the Courthouse Yard, In the cay ot Nashville, on
Saturday Oh, go day OF August 1862, all the right
title, vlEu, interest and estate, which w. G.. Bush
chen had, or may hay s'uco acquired in and 10 the
following .rcubcd LIT uf Ground Hing IN DIyi isou
county, Stale "a Teun sslo, (thcIe being decd cd
record 100 he ReCstc'~ onircl IN South NEshv u B.,
fronting uH ttr ta.t side cherry Street 80 feet, aud
running ,rtt bait way g. tltalc Street aut bound,
ON tvlA iius by the prOpeJi, ullsaar Paul ON Nlrh
There Is two story brick Lupse, being the Falns solid
Boy ttnC Fan TO W. G. Bush u The pan 60, ilta SuoNu
as ihc lysan Grove property, aud levied on ~ he
property of W. G.. Pm 30, 20 sat is Judgment rrn-
dercd in favor ol Ihouls Wells "a. ,ust " D.. Sauce
W. q. Bush, and e " Nance.
y NJ HINTON
by fHO- HnHuN, p,p. Shit sheriff ol %. e..
August 7th, lSb2-td
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From THE SnELBYvILLE RoAD.-We
learn that our advance is up the Shelby
willie Pike to Floyd's Fork aud beyond
some sixteen miles from The city. The
rebels wero reported in the thicket Just
beyond the fourth toll-gate. The FEEDER
ais shelled the woods, aud gave a yolley
of muske!ry, when all who were there
skedaddled The rebels are getting ont
OF the way along the road 10 Shelby
Vile.
A gentleman who has just reached the
city, says they were getting out ON foot,
on horseback, mulcback, or any other
expeditions mode within their means --
L0giNh Dworul 3D.
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Mr.. n. Vineyard writes from Veyay
Ind, that the rebels have robbed his
boat Of all the goods, seven or eight
thousand dollars worth, and burned the
boat The citizens demonstrated, but of
no avail. This was done, we presume,
at Carrolton, Ky. The rebels made sew
eral visits, taking a part Of the goods
each time
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JustiCs s. Court.

JOIN hHoNNtl ftlrl lp suit before g. NJ
SIS. Z EluINvHtD. Ia ft. Ita. a.. tt.a-..
A. fmsE, Def. } for Davidson County, tenn.
The p4Jui.I, john Browne, go ibis action having
obtained au Attachment against the dognIant. A.
fil'r am l.Hrd t' constable John ID. Cover aud 10
turned by him, le,ird on sndry ARTICLE. of chime
belonging % tu defendant, AMI ou motion al pllip-
tili 10 appearing 20 the satisfaction oT s.ii H.lIce
lhAt ihr l.hlant is Nonresident of tho State Of
tour snceeH.t we. To- ncwsp1Iar publ -hed iu me-
city ~ Nashville called thc "Jul0u,n winning tho
de'cnlini 60 aPIplr before said Jusli5e on mo nm
day Of september, 1852 and plead, aus wer NJ demur
90 sld attachment, Otherwise the case vll be- .et
down for Trial as lartr un that day.
q, VI. SurTHGATF Ip.'
Ausu. 1h. 1852 itF pis. Co... $500
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Justices Court.
NE0I, CmTnllD . woo0. r.IrIr

NIXON, tnAruEtp q WpousI PsiuH1D
j. %. GETuuu, Defendant
To suit before % w. southgat1, O Jas,.se sl aha
Peace for Davidson County, Teuncsspc
The plaintiff NNou Chltdcd & Woods. I'm ri.
action having obtained am Attachment nrain.t tb-
defendant q. %. Grhiih, and Issued o. Coa-mIia
John l Tower, anil returned by him. levied ou .ru.
dry articles of furniture belonging % The d,ntanl
aud on motion of IlBiut1s, by council 90 ni.n.ariur
l' tho H1i-iNoton o. ta.d JHs.o That 40. defendant
Is Nonresident Of the state Of Tennessee. 30 g. o..
dcrl that publication Dec made Tor four slccrs-lye
"eeA ln ncwfmpur published lu tho city Of NASH.
Nilir called the "luiou,' warning jhe dof,ndapt o.
Dc aud Appear before -aid Justice on tho elb fIt odd
september, l-t4 and plead, answer or dcmur tl ami
alta hmcut oiherni'c the rausru.l br sod down In
laI CN Ionc uu Tint day.
d. ~. sOUTHGATE.. J.P.
Ap"ul 2lst lsU2Atv. prs. ra. 5000
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Marshal's Sale.

10y virtue Of Two Wri's of d in, to me directed by
- thc circuit Court "t tho Uutri states, Tor thr
DIAL 90 and Tor tid District, win expose Tor sale pub.
hcly, tu thc highest bidder, on the 18Th day OF O-io
Der, lNu2. go the Court House door, u the city of
Nashville, AN The right, title, cain, aud interest
which john T. Mckinley hl boz and Go the following
described lots, ur parcels of l1u, 'n tho town uI Ngr
uyg-uIIu. Rutherford county ~tstr uf rruursafp Co.
n'ih'r vi Oh" buildings a1d improvements ON Oh.
-nm", 'T containing by estimation $3.50 'iul,
trlf ironing 20 lrct ON lhr public square u Mu,
trp4hlTo, IuuuiUg back uurthWaId from said SItlr.
10 iret, without building on IL, vested BOO SAID r. Y
NICK lry by decd registered In book of The ErIis-
ter Ut Rutherford county, rage GOl also q lot de..s
nat q loo ihc original plan Ui -Iid town ui Murirptr
huIu .S 50 20. beginning 40 stake, suuihr1-t cUru..
e.. slb los running thence West $50 frri 10 "a STAKE,
tAeurg west TX feet o. We. alther's corner.
thence north 90 feet 20 o stlh Ou the street thpura
e- with the street 90 the northwest corner OF the
Presbyterian Church rt thence south 100 feet 90 tI,.
cd iU houN 2 page ail, q lut 10 Mulfl,esloro bound
cd O. follows beginning with stake "a irr, north of
saul Mckinney IS suulhWr4i cuTnor oi lot purghls.l
from Jones, thence west ls5l3 foot to tia street
thence north h6ls feet 20 "a stake, with said street
corner of ul formerly owned by Fletcher thuutr vast
80 70 feet tu stake, thence south 60 ihe tr5uuirF
vested in said Mckinley hy decd rrPsrtrrI n book ,
pas 100; and lHl bounded follows beginning pu
northwest corner ut lot owned hy James AcDuw 90.
No. running thoucr north with Tine street 90 d,l o.
tho corner OF Hr street, thence Cgst with the Etfr.t
- lgD tu stake th.Uge south dl trrt Iua stake ON
stid hCnuwtIlE luo. Thence west aIh said line %
iouj io tho beginning, vested iu said Mckinley by
do,d registered bon book @, pages 3l0, 3ll sa'd pro-
prriA holm. etrd uuun O. altiJ Judgment in favor
%. lr tuuIty, lslugy .lH 90 co.. AGAINST D. O. Mcklu.
les, aui Judgment in iyug of Nc4l1r gud " Go ,
lg.iu,t Hal Mckinley, rendered BOO eald Court on
lle 3uth day q April, 1852, aus on tao To Cay %
May, lNd1 Sal" t"tlA" rInrr % no o'cl.ck, a. o.
gl4la e. s. Nar.aa,. N.Bl.'r.
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The hero of Fort Sumter, now Gen
eral ANDERSON, was at Little Falls, New
York, on Friday last and proceeded wish
his family TO Henderson, Herlimer coun-
ty. lie will remain there for time,
hoping TO benefit his health.
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CoRREcrION.--ln our account Of the
fight yesterday, it was stated that Coo
mel SINCLAIR was in command of the l4th
Michigan, Col. SINCLAIR was too sick TO
be on duty, and the command deyolved
on Maj, QUACKENBUsu.
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NE w MUSIC.
Here's Your Mulel"

A NEW COMIC CAN'T song and CHOgU7. shieh
- b. bunud 90 hg Che most IHpH.lr Song .a priut;
Nanp Eai"hi can Do s"Ht hy usil 10 ans prt ul NE
country u1 receipt of % crIIe il ftamus
As lhi. song uh. become worry popular throughout
lhy camps, Suteu and AeRGhBptr dotleis wouid 90
Neil Go Supply themselves by iht bundled which can
De haI 1t reasonable rates.
Also. NEW SONGS.
lone Crave By th1 Sea ..... by Wuis-, u...
lm Loosiug iUr Hin Hone, ........
tVangFliae-5oi1 hnd Ch0rua ..
beautiful Hauad
Jlauitai or Mauoia-Hp.ouild variations
silver leai Poke -- brilliant. and NOD fH...rf t
h.ss HIUa ' " "'. "''"i I
@. 4. BEAUMAN.
80 UNION amfTT
Suooeaaor 60 @. ~, 4fHRSON
j-lY l2-tf
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There are eight hundred persons, men,
women, and boys, employed at tho United
States arsenal at Watertown, Mass, in
the preparation of cartridges, and in the
manufacture of other munitions Of war
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The Insurance 0uIcE Of w. j. MADB,
'ollego street, Just below Union, is the
'lacc to obtain the led price for Green
Jacks, Tennessee money, Gold, Silver
nd Southern Currency. Oct Is, &C.
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A merchant at Independence Hill
fourteen miles from Murimcsboro', was
robbed recentlyof Sl,4OO worth OF goods
aud $4,000 in money by the guerrillas.
His store was completely stripped. And
these are the soldiers who protect our
rights
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We ask the attention Of our readers TO
the advertisement of P. McArthm.--
They may find it to their advantage to
give tia careful porusal
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MeCook's corps d armis arrived in
'helbyville yesterday afternoon, without
'aVing met any rebels, making the dis
ance OF III miles in a littlo over one day.
bis We call rapid marching, louisville
DsWac ~ 3D.
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SOLDIERS. ATTENTION.

nSCuAkGGp SOLDIERS ,au have thcir pounty
~ Money aud Hack Pay golloCtei. and Pensions a..
cured When prrn1 Icntiy disabled, 10y calling al the
National Claim Agency, So. N Cherry Stru,i up
stairs. July ID.
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Notice

A GENTLENANand Dis wife can DO accommodated
"a with gooi room Thy furnishing the samuel az "a
No. Boarding House. ia a convenient part OF the
city 10y applying at tAi. office sep sO-d8t
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u VIE Annual Commencement OF %. b Worth,
GRAND lneimpmpni ui IruHrsse, HIl be- hrIt boz
ihH city on Monday, October .lth 'Elat ga'rlnrl a
prompt attendance HI tho member De- earnestly a..
gu" l'l JOIN 3 hide. a.. Srurr
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Also an advertisement
eencrnIrsl GnocrRrnsl

AT the store corner Of Dauphin and
Cedar streets, at the following rates
Lard, leaf fifty cents per pound. Rice,
ii pounds for one dollar. Candles, 81
10 per pound. Corn meal, 50 90 per
bushel. Molasses, S175 per gallon.
And various other articles Of family
groceries at the lowest market prices.
Septic ID. G. MCDONALDs
Who will longer deny the benefits Of
disunion which secures such prices to
farmers
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Quite a number Of items from Charles
ton, Mobile and Richmond papers are
unavOidably crowded out until to-mor-
rows issue.
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Mobile Prices

We have q captured copy Of the Mobile
Tribune of the 29d of Sept, which gives
ms the following commercial information:
OFTfcE or THE MOBILE TR1BuYF,l
Tuesday Evening, Sept %, 1862
We note no particular change in prices
to-day. The market is reported 70 be
quite dali at the following quotations
Bacon--Sides are retailing al 7Oa75c.,
good shoulders Soc, Hams 65a7Oc. Corn
is selling at 81 49, Fodder and Hay
81 90 on the wharf, and 50 25aS2 80 in
store. Flour is selling al S38aSlO per Dbl
Rice Flour So 90 in so 10 sacks, and
Sll 90 in 100 ID sacks. MOlasses 81 Goa
Sl75 per gallon. Lard 45a43c, in bbls.
Rice 8 1-2a9c. Sugar-32a3sc., Cleri-
fed DOC.
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T'HE Annual commencement ~ iH, n W.ru.y
4 Grand Lodge of TauurIsas, VIII b. hold .1 tb1.
city ON Wednesday, October, 13th- lso9. atg orIsct
pIpmW at'oailuec ui iae Representatives b
earnestly requested
... J1HSF HIDE o. sfcr.g.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-09

The Eagle Arms Company are making
arrangements to concentrate an me
branches Of their gun mandatory at
Norwich, Conn. Tho company have a
contract with the Government 10 furnish
10000 Springfield muskots. 1000 will
be ready for delivery by. tho lst of Oe5
tober. From 800 to 600 men will be
employed
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-09
Government Claims.
ANDREW McCLAIN

WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO TIN
w collection OF claims Of every Kind against "a,
Government Ut the United States iutrustod 10 hi.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-09

Col w H. Roaslan, for several years
past Minister of Denmark 10 the United
States, left Washington, yesterday for
China having been commissioned by his
government 10 negotiate % treaty Of com
merce with the Celestial Empire,
Col. Farnsworlh, Of the Eighth Illinois
cavalry, has received information that he
was, yesterday rc-nominatcd nr Con
gress, by the Republican Union Couycn-
ton, in the Second Congressional District
Of Illinois, on the first ballot.