Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-10

restore the Government to It's original pu-
rity. They have the power, let them use it.
They can command aud 1t will, il shall be
done.
Extracts from Southern Papers.
We are indebted to some unknown
friend for Atlanta papers of the Oath and
25th ult., from which we CLEAN the fol-
lowing extracts. Noticing the formation
of guerilla troop, the LntelEgencer says:
We hope to see our people going into
these guerilla organizations with alacri-
ty, as fast as they are called for. We
think much of our final success depends
upon this efficient arm of the service
An advertisement is headed:
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
Arrival of a fine lot of j. & ? Coats
best six cord Spool Cotton-numbers 20.
30, 40 and 50-which will be put up in
packages Of one dozen Spools of each of
the above numbers, and sent TO Ladies'
making Soldiers clothes, in any part Of
the Confederacy, by express, on receipt
of FIVE DOLLARS.
Send Immediately. "First come first
served" No person will be allowed to
purchase more than one package. Adj
dress II. L. EMERY,
Wilmington, N. G.
Spools at fUe dollars per dozen can
"hardly be called remunerative" to the
buyers, as Micawber said of Goals. The
Hatelbgencer gives another rare advertise
ment--for what might be called the Con-
federate Bonnet Board Bible Society.
WANTED,
BONNET BOARD, PAPER BOXES, &c.
The Confederate States Bible Society
are now engaged in printing TESLA
MENTS for distribution in the Army
and TO bind them they are compelled TO
resort to the use of old paper boxes, such
as are used by merchants in packing
shoes, fine goods, &c. We confidently
appeal to the merchants of Georgia to
aid our benevolent work by donating to
us all the boxes and bonnet board they
can spare from their stores. All disposed
so to aid the Bible cause, will please ship
them TO Wood, Hanleiter, Rice & Co., At
laHta, Ga.
May7 e. II. MYERS.
A correspondent writes as follows in
regard to the popular value attached to
Confederate notes in the South.
ROME, GA, May Is, 1862
A gentleman from Atlanta visited our
city last week TO purchase -four. l hap
pened TO step into the store while he was
negotiating with one Of our provision
dealers for lot Of -four, and had my pa
triotism very much shocked by a remark
of the purchaser. Said he, 81 will not
pay you for your flour in Confederate
| Notes, but in good bank paper" This
unkind cut at the credit of the govern
ment of my country startled me, and
raised my Southern blood to boiling
heat. Said |, "Where are you from, STRIP
"From Atlanta" was his reply "And
do the people of Atlanta discriminate
between Confederate notes and bank
notes" "They do, sir; we always make
a difference" Said he.
Can il be possible, Messrs. Editors,
that the citizens of Atlanta are thus rem
dering aid and comfort 10 the enemy, by
depreciating the currency of the Confed-
crate Government, and thereby depriying
IL of its very life blood? If Confederate
bonds and notes are rendered worthless
by want of confidence on the part of the
Southern people, pray what will bank
notes be worth with almost their entire
capital invested in Government securi
| ties ?
The same letter says:
Since the fall Of New Orleans, "lonq
and short st0eetrlen' have advanced prodig-
iously in our market and, 20 make the
matter still worse, Atlanta has been
sending her agents here buying them up
by the wholesale, and greatly fear, in
a very short time, our people will be aa
destitute Of sugar and molasses as they
are now Of salt. Atlanta ought TO have
more compassion on zoe poor Romans than
that!
The Southern ConfedeEaoy Of the 25th
ult. has a piece Of news copied from the
Columbus (Ga) Enquirer which will
astound our friend General Dumont:
Parties, well known, haze arrived herr
from the vicinity Of Murireesboro, who
before leaving there, saw gentlemen from
Nashville, and from them learned tn,
facts in the case. II was also the com
mon talk Of the country about Murfrees.
boro for two days before these parties
left there. The circumstances were
! these
They were put on a boat 30 be sem
down 10 the Cumberland, b be carried
thence up the Ohio 10 Cincinnati. Tn,
boat got aground In Harpeth Shoals
The crew first, the passengers next and
finally the guard were ordered out Il
assist in getting the boat atloat again