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10 Adver,,,ersi

Advertisers in the Eastern cities, who
wish to speak to the people OF Tenpes-
see, will iihd unequalled advantages in
patronizlns the columns Of the UNION.
Our list is rapidly enlarging, nnd follows
the extension OF The mail lines like the
genius Of enlightenment and progress.
The peepls everywhere read il, and what
Is still better sign, broken down poll
ticisns who buckeyed the rebellion, de-
noupce il as dangerous and radical. or
course the paper circulates widely and
keeps steadily onward, and is e-cmi-
nsntly the paper which business men
should support. Send US your advertise
nents and we will bring you daily before
thousands Of readers in all parts of the
country. hiii.Ha- 't'A
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more GnerriIIn sconndrelIrm.

On Monday night Of last week band
Of six or eight armed scoundrels calling
themselves Confederate soldiers, proceed
ed TO the residence of Mr.. Jos. Wiseman,
residing in the Finley Prairie neighbour
hood, in Lewis county. Surprising their
design TO arrest him Che having been an
answering Union mani Mr., Wiseman
fastened to escape TO the woods, Which
he did successfully.
Mrs. Wiseman, in her alarm, ran TO n
window, and raising il, screamed for
help.
Three internal demons in human form,
standing in the yard, near the house, de-
liberately raised their rifles and fred AZ
her One of the balls passed in close
proximity to her, through the window,
and lodged in the opposite wall The
other two struck the lower part Of the
casing. Had the wretches aimed two
inches higher they would have instantly
killed the lady.
These creatures of hell then entered
the dwelling, and demanded the arms Of
Mr., Wiseman, Finding none, they
finally departed, carrying of with them
Mr.. Wiseman's only horse. They, or
those like them, had stolen one from
him previously.
These are the men who are waging
war their "rights." This, too, is the
manner Of their warfare.
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By Last Nights Mail.


WAsHrsoros, July 9.-Richmond pa
pers Of July 4ih have been received, aud
are full Of details Of the late battles.
They claim victory as the general re-
suit, but admit a severe defeat Tuesday.
The Examiner says 1900 will not
cover their loss in killed aud wounded
during the week. The impression Of
military men on the Peninsula was that
10000 would be nearer the number.
WASHINGTON, July THE Treasury
note bill agreed 10 by the conference
committee and passed by the Senate is a
compromise between the two Houses.
Thirty-fiye million dollars are 70 be is
sued in small notes, and the amount to
be reserved for The purpose Of securing
payment OF temporary deposits is 10 be
fifty millions instead Of seventy five mil
lions, as lixed by the Senate, leaving the
Issue for circulation at one hundred
millions.
NEW YonE, July S.--A letter 70 the
Tribune, dated Fortress Monroe, July
9th, says, that, beyond few skirmishes,
in which our troops gained the adyan-
tage, nothing has occurred 10 the neigh
borhood Of Richmond since my last. The
rebel army appears to have fallen back
toward the city, and Gen. Mcclellan is
now in position well entrenched. The
stretch themselves down the peninsula
and probably attempt TO blockade with
land batteries the James river, has not
as vet been realized.
The force at Yorktown is evacuating
the place, and most Of the guns have
been burst
The rebel prisoners do not claim VIC
tory, but confess 20 have failed in the OBJ
ject of their terrific attack commenced
on Thursday Of last week, in which
their loss was confessedly much greater
than ours, including many officers Of
high rank.
The Atlanta (Ga.) Confedcracy of the
10th June says;
By the West Point train last evening,
General Prentiss, with some fifty odd
officers captured at Shiloh, arrived here
and are now held at this place.
Twenty four spies, tories traitors, etc,
all in strings, headed by the notorious
Dave Fry, also arrived here yesterday
! evening on the State Road train. II is
understood that they have been tried by
court martial, but the sentence not made
public. More hanging is gravely limited
at by those who put on knowing airs.
The same paper Of June 9th says:
Georgia has now in the service of the
COnfederacy over 10000 of her best men,
the flower and chiyalry Of the State. In
a few more weeks, this large force will
be increased by the addition Of thousands
of conscripts.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Arrival of the Steamer Great
Eastern.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM THE
SEAT OF WAR.

LOUISVILLE, July 9.--Pcr Steamer Great
Eastern.-LIvERrooL, July Corn and
Lard advancing Other articles quiet
COnsols 91S5a9l7S.
House Of Lords--Lord Brougham, ex =
planning, said he only would demonstrate
with the Americans on this civil war
which threatens fatal results TO the char
acter Of the American people.
The Daily News thinks the latest adj
u;nao sc~ta.,S sIs..o-t -
ment Of peace,
Lord Palmerston wished the Govern
ment could do something for the suffering
operatives, but interference with Ameri-
ca would only aggrayate matters.
The operatives at Blackburn called on
the Government to try and re-establish
confidence Of Southern planters in Lin
coin.
The Princess Alice was married The
day the Great Eastern sailed
NEW YoRK, July 9.-The Worlds
Special, DR.. Oliver, a refugee, says the
rebels cannot hold out much longer on
account Of the scarcity Of medicines and
provisions.
Richmond papers say the city is 50
full Of sick and wounded rebels that the
Union wounded are cared for in neigh
boring field.
Governor Boutwell, accepts the Fedora
Commissionership of Internal Revenue
under the tax law.
Army letters received says that the
rebel captive prisoners confess the rebe
loss at Gaines Hill on Friday was TWEEN
ty-four thousand. Their total loss dur
ing the week was from sixty TO seventy
thousand.
A number Of tho Union wounded cam,
in, they being ordered by the rebels {,
seek their own camps. Another lette
says our loss has been reduced to tel
thousand
The New Hampshire Legislature pass
cd resolutions, furnishing their full
quota of new troops.
New York, june Gold has advanc
ed to II per cent. Much excitement.
Sterling Exchange 29a29JG.
The Senate passed the Naval Grad
Bill.
The Bill passed for the bridge over tn
Ohio at Steubenyille.
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ARREsT.-The Maysvillo Eagle states
that on Thursday detachment from the
Provost Guard Of that city arrested in
Flcminssburg DR.. HALL, q native of
Fleming county, but for many years a
resident Of Nashville. He is charged
with having violated his parole and will
be sent 10 Nashville for trial. He denies
having violated his parole, but admits
that shortly before the Federal forces ar
rived at Nashville he advocated releasing
conviets from the PenitentIary and con-
iinibe Union men in their places. ANDY
JcINsoN win not probably be very len
tent with DIR, HALL.
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sOuthern Opinion OF rieaurerard.

The Louisville Express Of Monday con-
tanned a Memphis letter that gives an in
side view Of Secessia. The correspond
ent had a conversation with Capt Mari
Of the 10th Tennessee Regiment, cap
tured az Fort Donelson. The Captain
made his escape after the battle, and has
been taken prisoner again, and is now on
parole in Memphis. MARI was at Shiloh,
aud the correspondent Of Tie Express
says:
lie says all chances for victory lat
SHILOH, died with A. S. Johnston. An
the plans we're changed and he SAYS the
worst General they had assumed She
command. Ipresume he means Beaure-
gard, though he did not say so. lie
thinks Gen. Price is the best man they
have, and that he can do more with less
men, and effect more with less
resources than any General in the Con
federacy. Beauregard is jealous Of him
and Of George. Orittenden,l against the
latter Of whom be preferred serious char
ges. He says Beauregard is weak OF
mind vain and trihing, envious OF
others, and generally "stale, fat and un-
profitable to the Confedracy in particu-
lar. The CONSUMPTION act is Beauregard's
work, and Capt, Mari thinks it was the
death blow to the COnfederacy."
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A UNION SoLDIER's REVENGE. few
days since, while the troops Iwho were
released by the rebel authorities at Sails
bury, N, c., were being paid off at Cover
nor's Island for their services, remar-
kable incident occurred which has not
been previously published. The rebel
prisoners who were captured at Fort Pu-
laski are also quartered on one portion of
the Island, which is guarded by sontries,
who refuse any one 70 pass their lines.
One Irishman, however, member Of the
Sixty ninth New York Regiment, anX-
iously gazed--at one Of the rebels for q
considerable time, Rne subsequently, ad-
dressed the Sergeant of the Guard as fol-
lows
"Sergeant--Won't you lei me pass" ]
see my brother" is among the prisoners,
aud he's in the southern army. Cant
you let me speak TO him 2
The Sergeant, struck with the novelty
Of the case, permitted the private inside.
A few minutes afterwards the brothers
wereengagod in Cain-and-Abel encoun-
ter--and soon after the rebel rolled in the
sand with tho Union man upward. The
''Chiyalry" soon gathered around their
fallen comrade, but the Goth man beat a
hasty retreat and was soon lost among
the group ofsoldiers Of his regiment who
witnessed the encounter.
81 said the rebel blackguard was my
"hrothcr," because that was the only way
| could get TO speak to him. tell you
what he did ON nc. While l was inn
prisoned at Richmond he was guard
ovcrus, aud hit me twice with the butt
end Of his musket on the back. But I've
just given him harder cracks than he gave
me.'-M y Express.
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The auction sale of office furniture,
&C., at the Sewing Machine rooms of the
late R. II. BRooKwAY, on the Public
Square, over Hicks old stand, which
commences this morning at 10 o'clock,
should attract the attention of buyers.
In addition to several elegant Sewing
Machines, quite a number Of articles
needed by Carpenters, Surveyors, Ma
chinists, Book binders, &c, will be offered.
Every part of Sewing Machines, in album
dance, with Needles, Oil, &c, can be had,
The sale takes place according to law, to
close an estate.
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THEATRE--ScHILER's tragedy of Tie
Robbers, which was received with much
favor on it's first performance, will be
repeated by request tonight. The Ian
guAge Of this,pIay is bold and energetic,
while the situations and action of the
play leave nothing 70 be desired. In con-
sequence of its length It will be the only
attraction tonight. Saturday evening
Manager DUrPrELD takes benefit, and
from present indications it will be the
house and event Of the season.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE ONO,
In Camp, near Florence, Alabama,
lima 06 1862
GtnernI OEaers, 10. aT.

@tnerol ofoerss Mo- s1s
l. The attention of all Commissaries
Of Subsistence in tho District Of the Ohio
is called TO paragraph 1895 and following
and form 5, Subsistence Department in
relation TO issues to Hospitals, and "Ho,-
piial Fund Articles procured for the
comfort Of the sick in Hospital by tho
medical officers in charge Of Hospitals,
will be paid for TO the amount Of the
Hospital Fund, by Brigade or Regimental
Commissaries from any funds Of the
Subsistence Department in their hands
2. The monthly accounts Of officers
in the Subsistence Department must he
promptly closed al the end Of each month
and the Abstracts and Returns forwarded
The cash receipts from "Sales TO 0alcers'
should, as far as necessary, be used to
meet the demands made as directed abov,
upon the Hospital Fund,
By command OF Maj Gen, BUELL..
JASB FRY, A, A, G., Chief Of staff
Oncial--A. r. ROCKWELL, Ado.
JuneI0-W
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The Seyenly-iourth Ohio. Col. MOODY,
and the Eleynth Michigan, Col. sToUGn-
roy, All leave this morning for Hunts
vile. They are both Gne Regiments.
The Fifty-first Ohio, Col MILLER, also
leave for Murfreesboro'. May the nation
81 banner which they bear float victori-
OuSly in every battle they fight for the
safety ofthe Union and the peace of our
homes taf
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A Memnhis eoIrespondent wriles lhl

A Memphis correspondent writes thus
Of rebel assassius in Memphis
Puring the past week, our soldiers and
pickets have frcquently been shot AZ, and
some Of them wounded at night by un-
seen foes in mil near the city. On Mon
day and Wednesday night, guards on
the levee employed in watching property
were shot at but not hurt, though doubtless
the intention of the assassins were ex-
cellently fatal
The military authorities are growing
weary Of these cowardly attempts AZ
murder; and ] should not be surprised ii
the first scoundrels discovered IN these
endcavors were summarily hanged,as they
deserve to be, at the first convenient lamp
post
We don't see any steps taken TO stop
these outrages W. taH, he rales aot
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TnURspAY MoRNNe. JULY 10, lss2

The speech we publish TO- day, deliver
ed by amember OF chat splendid regiment,
the Minnesots Third, bresthes the senti-
ments Of Apatriot and a soldier IL will
be read with great pleasure.
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RumOr OF Hoaurcgard az ChRtta-
moogn.

The excavations at Rome, on the Pala-
tine Mount are attracting much attention.
The vast accumulation Of rubbish which
covered the pavement Of the building
supposed (but enormously 10 have been
the Temple Of Apollo, has been removed,
aud access is now free to the range Of
vaulted rooms below. Several objects Of
great artistic interest have been found in
these roomg amons others, pavement
oomsosod Of rich marbles, columns with
deliberately carved eapitas and re-
markable thyrsi
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The MlMPHIs AVALANCHE has been
sold TO Messrs. MAJORS Il HoUGH, who
have changed the name Of the paper to
the Bul'Hm. We hope that cur new
neighlors wont get in dgf as quick as
the old ones, or the Bal-let-ia may soon
be turned 10 the B,l-let-oa,
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The magnificent Military Band Of Col.
CAMTBELL's Regiment favored a number
of loyal families, our own among the
number, with unsurpassed sweetness a
few nights since. The Band is certainly
one Of the finest we base ever heard.
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INSURANCE
@uHetarg.
Furnished by Dyer Pearl.

Tennessee Bank Notes are selling at % 20 a O. dis
Georgia Old BANKS ...........s.....4O As
south Carolina and Alabama. .....50 As
Virginia and North Carolina. .......45 90
Ohio, Indiana and Keutucty....... 2"
u. :. Treasury Noiea............... 2"
RN- These rates nre for gold.
The Rank 4 Wet Tennessee Is an exception 70 q
above n t-tious. Sales have been made at 60 y ct.
discount for gold.
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An Excellent Susge tIon, we Think
NASHVILLE. July 8th, 1862.

An ENceAienA Su&ke tl0uy We AnAuA'
NASHVILLE. July 9Th, 1862.
Editor NIslpiHe Union:
DEAR Sm I've would euggest TO Cow
eruor JOHNSON and to Col. L. d. CAMP
BELL, Provost Marshal, that they issue an
order requiring every person who is en-
gagged in business Of any kind in this city
to take the oath OF allegiance or quit
business We think people who are en-
gagged in business have as much right 10
DO required TO take the oath 10 support
the Constitution and Government OF the
United States against ali enemies, wheth-
er domestic or foreign, and that they will
bear true faith, allegiance and loyalty to
the same, as ministers Of the gospel or
any one else has They also ought 10 be
required 10 allow no one TO talk secession
talk in their houses Of business.
RumOr OF Roauregard az ChRtta'
nOogR.
NASHVILLE, July 8th, 1862
Editor Nashville Daily Cmon:
A gentlemen came from Chattanooga
two or three days ago and stated TO q
gentleman in this city THAI Gen. BEAUBE'
GARD and some fifty or sixty thousand Of
Gen. BEAUREGARD's army was certainly
at Chattanooga, and that Gen, BEAURE-
CARR had had Chattanooga strongly gar
risoned. The gentleman that came from
there saws there Is no doubt but wha
General BEAUREGARD and greater par
Of his army are there.
We hope soon 10 hear that Genera
BUELL. and his Grand Union Army vii
have Chattanooga in their possession.
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Rush Laneers.

AAMNA AfAMEDAHa
RusH's regiment Of Lanoers did good
service, not only in the battle Of Friday
but in the subsequent occurrences Of
Savage's Station aud White Oak Sw amp.
In tho battle Gains Hill they charged
little 70 the South of the old mill, upon
an Alabama brigade, aud threw their
long handled lances with terrible effect,
in many cases shifting the repels TO the
ground piercing them through and through
The scene witnes~ d when this fine regi
ment charged may will be historical
their long lines upright, their red pennant
streaming, and their riders like SO many
avengers, pending forward to make the
plunge.
VIEW PROM THE BALLOON.
Prof. Lowe describes the whole battle
of Friday, as witnessed from the balloon,
grand and picturesque beyond the com
PISS of language. The evolutions OF
baltalions, the chaotic masses of men,
the rapid shifting of events, the great veil
of smoke occasionally lifted FROM the
field as though the gods above had some
desire 10 see, and the fearful picture be-
hind the combatants, where the ground
had been fought over and conseerated
with blood--all these were elements upon
which the asronaut looked like the habi-
tant of a remote planet, and when his
weary vigil was over, came down TO the
same gross, grooming earth TO ponder and
fear The rebels had also raised bal
loon--a faded, tattered affair from which
they looked down upon the field. The
two aeronauts regarded each other much
as two submarine divers would do, and
having looked through telescopes for a
considerable time, returned to their
porches not a whit at case.
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AMBROTYPESII
PHOTOGRAPHER!
CARTE DE VIsTTEl

TRENclI SrrIE, wTTif colUNN RAILING RACK
A. Grodudi etc, skrcu'ed n The highstt style Of
the Art and az prices as low ag at any other res
pactahie Gallery IN this Cityt a GIEbs ,lI.n Es.
tAniIsliEp GALLERY, Corner of square and Mad
rick Street. over hcoNne'a store.
81 Cali and eEaminc Some nnt homemaie
'pccinicus, not Imported from otter Oirs FOR the
purIose Of humhugging people CALL AND SEE
juy0-iw lDlspalch p'0ist copy
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MasAtiIIF aItaiOa.
BUSINESS NOTICE

le following Notices will b. charged At
ates annexed 10 be paid Tor ehoa han.
, 1862-07-24

NEW YORK. July yaa.-FLouR-Less active and
dull, prices, however. are without decided change
sa!es 13.sn btls at 5sI0@5 Is for super ataEa
Csc for ruper western; sS4t05 81 for common Ha
to medium extra wcstern II 454D5 81 for comm N
to good spring brands extra h.o $5 81 for
err at the outside Quotations. Canadian hour less
q. tive, at The clost markell favored hnyers. sales
1,10 bsla At $545@5 2' fur common: f5 666 8, fur
Il $3eoQb4 a5 Corn meal active and atm
Sales 70: brls at 50 Is for jersey, $3.50 for cal
olic aud BFandywiue
buyers. Sales. A. brls. At 801 355e chiefly In
side price fer export demand.
GRAlS-Wheal continues good, aud prices have
s11 g. cRisao gs.ss sp1a ~ Il
66.ec0 bu. Milwaukee clua ut $1l6DtI2aX;
600 bn. amber Iowa at $t.701,a5;
a ea Tat:a e. snbsf ssa ntesxsa Sssts,s !:
I 5e0 bu. new rid Delaware at Sl.s6; i, hu. very
choice white Kentucky sl;bo; s,ado bu. white
!hdiana At $l;Sd; and s.au by white Michigan st
6u. western 1t sc Barley qniet aud
rominal. Corn atalcr and tu fair demand; GALES
e9,t0f hu. at 5s@5'c for old mixed western 52i155c
xeetetn. Oats no Important change. Sales at
47Qes9c for jersey Canadian, western ard state
GRocEklEs-,codee.m mu.ker for RIO quiet but
4svs anS 1ty s,fs 81 Sc ha At
6s.@l1l& for New Orleans and by auc-
ttohe; SO hide DO at 90l1asc, an ad,anc. Of
OF fully Z realized at the public sale. Mnlaases
con: :iLuet arn. Sales 70 hrlt Cuba aud Muscova1o
at &C, AID ~ hhds. Porto Rico ut 100 1iic-cl'.ng
With no eslsss at The inside; By auction, 1oo bsls
Faov1s1oss-fork dull. heavy and lower; sales L.
sc brit at SO 7511tt0 for u,ess $l1 GO for prime
mees rs for prime Beef continues in moderate
demand eales go bEls at 5o0Gl1.O .Ou for primo !;
mesa; $1a t14 81 fof extra mees; prime mesa beef
and beef bans dull and noutna1ly un-
unchanged. Cut att-fatr demand aud Grmer
at S4 @4c for shoulders; ~ 05a4 for hans. Bacon
tttaty; Gales 10 boxes at SIC for Cumberland cut
Mfddlee; &c for bellies. Lnrd more active and
drmsr; Gales 2o3 bsl:. At szt@99ec. Butter ruies
arm at 4Gthc
osWEGo, July ya:-FlouE-steady at 5..a5 for
GJtA1N-wbeat firm but quiet: supply here
light; saleA Of 2.tN0 bn. amber Michigan. and OoO
bn. winter red lnatana on t. Corn held at 49,,
which is above buyers views: sales ,aDn bu. infe
CANAL FRElGnTs-Qulet. Flour, Bic: wheat,
9c; corn. TIC to New York.
LAkE1 1lal0RTs-leo0 bu. wheat; 10000 bu.
corn.
CANAL Exro1rrs- 600 bu. wheat; 77,0oo ba.
corn.
BUFFALO. July 93-F1orR-Qnset.
GRA1S-Also quiet. Sa'es at SOC for No. 2 Chi.
cage eprfpg; i'll. club at $l,T0l8-closinS firm.
Corn Arm; ea'cs At 421i4c. as to quality. olta
WHIsKY-Qulet and no eales.
CANAL FRE1GuTs-Steady.
LAKE lhPonrs-e. 40 btls dout, 81 600 bu. wheat,
7,lt0 bu. cnrn-
wheut 19l, LOO bu. corn, IS 600 bu. oats 5000 bu.
, 1862-07-24

Enised 5tatx CT "euit Court BEFORE Judge Drum
fno.d-No. ss3-J. L Lombard va. &c. Hail ;
s3eetment; verdict Tor p!ailnttd and l.. mosioa BY
Clancy rs. Samuel Liberman; trespass :
entinued by agreement to next term.
No sas-Lnthes Tieade e. a. "; the Illinois Rail.
again N d alter hearing concluding evidence. ar.
gnmen'e; 6. jaty retire: and nnd issa.
Motion anS Sy dsendsnt ,9 es%
No 8AEJAmee II. Stuart Va. Daniel D Wia : !.
ejectment; detsult, and on motion defendant dis
Rstss sfssnbsa f Ssnt ., tsa
ReopArd; etectment; continued By platn-
tiff upon afadavtt fled at hfs costs.
No, sA-same ". John Sampson; ejectment !;
ejec1ment; continued by agreement 10 next
term. No. 869-United States use. etc.
r.. JAme& ". Davidson ct Il. defendant;