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very numerous, aud he thinks that The
regiment was very full Of conscripted
men. They were poorly clad, and car
ried no knspsacks or blankets. They
were all well armed They depended
on the country for supplies, and bad but
three wagons to regiment-hardly suf-
ficient TO forage with.
Generals Buckner, billiard. Cheatham
and others moved at the head Of their
columns, with small escorts and full
stalls. My informant noticed, as a note
worthy fact, that on the staff Of these
Generals he saw but few voung men.
They were in every case men Of middle
age, and had the appearance Of men Of
experience. General Bragg travelled
with . small escort and but few staff
officers. The whole expedition seemed
20 be planned on an economical scale.
The rear guard Of stragglers were
securing the country in every direction,
and my informant did not escape their
scrutiny. They approached him, and he
feigned sleep. They arrested him and
compelled him. to go along with them.
He was marched 10 pikeville and detain-
ed several days.
He gives the following as the organi-
cation Of Braggs's army
REBEL ARMY OF THE SOUTHWEST SECOND
DEPARTMENT.
Major-G General Bragg, Commander-in-
Chief.
Maior-Gcneral VIM. J. Hardee, Com
manding.
First Diyision--Brigadicr- General S.
b. Buckner.
Second Division - Brigadier- General
billiard
Third Division - Brigadior- General
Slaughter
SECOND CORPS D'AEMEE.
Major General Leonidas Polk. Com
manding.
Fourth Diyision-Maor-G Gen. Cheat
ham.
Fifth Diyision--Brigader- General S.
II. Anderson.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures Gen Geo.
Nancy.
To this army is to be added another
corps, that under Kirby Smith, in Ken
lucky, and q detached brigade under
General Maxcey, in Middle Tennessee.
My informant estimates the full force OF
this army to be thirty thousand infantry,
with five thousand cavalry and forty
| pieces of artillery.
Bragg moved from Pikeyille on the first
of September, taking the Grany Grove
road to Crowyille, and thence north. My
informant managed to be left behind al
Pikeyille, and made his way to McMinn-
vile. He reached that point on the I'd
instant, and our army evacuated the next
| day
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No. 80, Cherry Street, Nashville. Tenn.

'I'HlS AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities I'm a..
successful prosecution and settlement of ia
mands against the General Government Of ryppy
DESCRIPTION, its conductor, having had sey,r.I
years experience In the management Of claim. hs
fore Congress the Court of Claims. and ns r,s,r.
tive Departments at Washington. and bsln, tbor
onghiy acquainted and familiar with the laws .nt
regulation governing their adjustment
Particular attention viii be given To- case. sri..1.
out Of the present war, including the account. Of
States, Contractors, and Dsburaing Ohlrers nj tbs
War and Navy Departments, and for - Collect
tng' Drilling, ana organizing Vol.
unteerH," the reimbursement Of which IL author.
ICED by an act at Congress; CLAIMS FOR TNpEM.
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FoR
PUBLIC USES, OR TOR DAMAGES no grcu
PROPERTY, Cor H,u,ss lost ia tho service. and 100
military Ray, Pensions, ana uount,
Land
We give special attention G., procuring pom
stons' bounties, etc., accruug 10 Soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted 81 ease. an tb,
families q such as have died OF been Killed ,b1,
the discharro OF their limo ofdrty as such DURING
present war
Special care wiz also DO giyou 10 claips ,sh,.,.
have been heretofore fteiected or Susue,,,,..,
by the Departments OF IneficIengIY Hannged
Prompt attention ol'o given 10 the collection nj
QuaTtermaster'5 Receipts given for Property t,ko,,
ior me use Of tho Army, TO arranging Accounts vim
andcoioctnn Claims against The Qusriermastsr,. Ne,
parmeut.
An Claims placed .n our hands receive our p,,mr,
Personal Attention, thereby secufpr man,
which, Ia the hands Of an Attorney al any distant
! point, frequently prove uusuccessful
Aside from Ma decided advantage, our daily inter
course with ahtho Departments enables us In mo.
cases '' obtain decisions much more speedily TIM,
where al communication and other necessary doisB
must be conducted through the mails
To this end, wo solicit you 20 forward 90 st,y no
all cases ofsnch character you may from time 10 ti.
have presented and, ~ Is our custom, we yn rlr.
ni'h You with abb tho necessary blanks. sbd. when
required, instructions.
No charge made Boo any ca-o unles, successful
Address CHARLES H. GREEN,
MO- ~ cherry strfUf
NN..fF a..
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Marshal's Sale.

by virtue OF three WITH. OF % IA, 20 me directed
ID rom tue CrJu.t O1wt oi Che lnici state iur
ne Mddlo District of Tennessee, ]. D. X GlasrofGr
Mar h4l ln aud for aaid District, vii expose 90 public
ttlr, 90 tho highest bidder, for ca d, al the Court
House door boz tue gtv ol Nashville, on the iaih dal
ui october iho-, nl the right, sac, claim und interest
Which Au0lr 10 luis has To- auj 81 abe following dr-
-frhrl piece or parcel 90 land, t1Nt on Che lah dos
luri 0i ntFilsuu county, Ieuur7es, fronting 600 ile
Wet so oi butuI VISTA Turnpike road, shout two
mIrs from Nashville, buuudtd ss follows ffsluuug
20 stake BOO she centre VI said Turnpike ROAD lt The
Northeast corner ul Muweil kfdduF or igx's i've
acrrsl Anl nuns with tue North hu" of said five acre
tract, south "a . deg West 20 dS 100 pUrs to stake
un iHshy's limo, thence with b0-lsy hue kuUb %
urH Wet -io TO TOO puDH tn "a stake, corner uI %
liat Oi Nlt1t, Hn arTr7 HHd by O.. w. Nance Hu1 Ia-
q. oven tu JAS. MhItwuuh, Trustee Tor Davidson
county hrure with thg -Jutu Dine Of same, South
il deg Past 90 90 100 p0r7 o. stake iu she raHlra
o hneua Vista pike road thence along centre 0i .lii
rHtl l7 deg 20 i3 100 pole Go thD beginning COO
tanning tHI,sI 100 aluare poles more ur Iess t.II
properly being De-, Iei upon tH satisfy judgments i1 o.
YHr ui Peters Co.'S Winston, -a It GHd IHrn-0n
DarE Kicker Cark, rendered .U -id Court. 900 ono
anlh daN or APRIL 1902, against thr Elll ilsI sui
-u.inuAh Moore, Admla.7iralur ul q. a. huHrr Hf
r.a'ai. Sale DO tsta p1""at no O'Clock q NJ
uLA@nn,h
g-llFis U.S. Hgltrai "a ~ 3.
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The Rebel Officers Gen. Sibley and
Col. Steele.


BY Way of New Orleans, we have in
telligence of the death of the rebel Gen.
Sibley and Colonel Steele who were as
sassinatcd near III Paso del Norte, in
Texas, by their own cxasperated men,
after being Thoroughly defeated by the
Union forces from California General
Siblcy is II. II. Sibley, a native of Loui-
siana, and graduate of West Point He
entered the Academy in 1883 and gradu-
aicd in 1888, without distinguishing him
self in any marked manner Among his
classmates were the Union Generals IT.
win, Mcdowell, and w. Ii. Barry, and the
rebel Generals Beauregard and iardee
With the latter i'm July, 1888, Sibley
was appointed Second Lieutenant in the
I'd Dragons, then a comparatively new
regiment having been first organized in
1886. In March, 1910, he was made First
Lieutenant, and, with this rank, he acted
as Regimental Adjutant from 1871 until
i847, in which year he obtained his COM
pany. Directly after getting his commits
sion as Captain, he was engaged, with
his company, in the affair at Vera Cruz,
and was breyetted Major for gallant and
merilorious conduct, March 20 lS47. In
1861, he succeeded TO a majority in the
LIST Dragons, but resigned before he re-
ceivcd his commission, and Joined his
fortune with that of his brother rebels.
He at last reaped the reward of treason,
General Sibley was the principal rebel in
New Mexico. lie was in that territory
when he resigned, aud has been kept
there ever since. He won a barren vic
tory over General Candy at Nalyerdc,
which has been eilectually wiped out by
his defeat, and his untimely death at the
hands of his own misguided partizans,
Col Steele, who was killed with Gen.
Sibley, is VIM. Steele, formerly captain
/ in the same regular regiment with Sibley
He was native of this State, and grad
uatcd at West Point in lS4S. On the lsi
/ of July of that year he was appointed
brevct 2d Lieutenant in the 2d dragons
! While yet young officer, he distinguish
ed himself in the battle of Contreras, ID
the stoming of Chapultepec, aud in the
battle of ChapultcpcC. For the former
he received the breyct of LIST Lieutenant
and ios the latter that Of Captain-botl
for gallant and lmeritorious conduct
la the conflict in the city of ChapultepeD
he commanded his company, His com
mission as full LIST Lieutenant was date,
June, lS4S. In lS49-50 he was regi
mental Adiutant IN November, 1851, hU
became full Captain, and in Nav, 1861
ho became a traitor while with his regi
meGt iu New Mexico.
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No GRAPE VINE News ABOUT Tms.-
On yesterday a large crowd of persons
were seen coming out Of the Insurance
and Exchange Office Of W. j. MARI, on
College street just opposite the Sewanee
House. each having Tennessee money
in their hands, which they had Just
bought with Grecnbacks One was heard
TO say, ! have Just made one dollar,
another | have made two dollars, and
third I have got four dollars more money
than | had when went in that Exchange
Office, and all agreed that they had made
saving Of at least twenty per cent
by exchanging their Grcenbacks for
Tennessee money before spending them,
rs they could buy as much with So in
good Tennessee money, as they could for
50 in Greenhacks. sept 2i-tE
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Marshal's Sale.

10y virtue ul two Wr,'a ut q Gt. to mr directed Is
ID Ibg Circuit Court o.. tls United states, iur thH
Middle District of Tennessee, D, J.. =. Ga-rock, Mar.
ahal n and for aid District will expo loT SALE pub.
u,Iy 600 tlg highest bidder uu thr lsth day u. Otto
ber 1852, al the Court linu7e door, iu thr rty ul
Nashville, all the rlght, thle, e. am, and interest
which John 2. Mckinley has lu ANA to the following
described lots or parcels OF land n the Town OF Nor
lretsburo. Rutherford county, slate OF lruursrr 60
gpthrr with lue building and impruN emeuts oU thr
same via q Dot containing hy estimation $500 "4ulTJ
feet fronting % feet on thn public square m Atul
trecsboro, running hack uorthNard froin si1 lusro
$50 feet, without building ON 10, vested boo said ~ T.
McKiulcy by decd registered iu book of tnr Regis
ter ut Rutherford county, U1ge uu4t H.u lJt uca}
mated n the original plan ot tad town ul hurifees.
borO so. 20, beginning az stake, southeast corner
OF said lot ruuuug thence West 100 feet Co stake,
thence west u \ Zee, 90 ". e.. Fetgncr's corner,
thence north y6 feet o. stake ON ir street, thence
east with tue street 90 lAo northwest corner ut tur
Presbyterian Church ct thence south $50 feet % The
bfquniug, vested IN said Mckinley 10y deed register
ed n book ., page 53I; lot 10 Muritesboro, bound
ed a. follows beginning with stake - legt north of
said Mckinley southwest corner of lni I.ft..4
from Iouts thence west lsJh feet 90 he sirgtt
thence north sos l''l 90 4tasrt win said street
corner u. .ut formerly owned Boy Fletcher, Thence east
AjE feet 90 stake, thence south 90 iue btEuUme
vested n aad Mckinney hy decd regl.'tIvl U boo,
p1r 100; ana l0l bounded a7 follows h1iu1Hf nn
northwest corner Of bot owned by jones hol"vri
La. running tleurf Uurih With tut street H1 lIHi iH
thp corner Ut thr street, thence east With thH street
% feet 90 take. thence south Do 'rl 90 stake nu
/ said Mcdowell. Iur. thence west with said uuo ~
] feet 90 the beginning vested boo salt Mckinley hy
decd registered la uul Is, pages $40, all, said pro
uery neiuF pyiri upon o. satisfy Judgment n favor
I "a Zoe DHuF,y, iluurralr Co.. aal.nst y. u. Mch
] lay. and "a Judgment iu laNuI cot hHN'Nr uul Co
/ against Hau s Ne ueyt rendered. iu raid Court nf
/ th- 3Otu day ui ApriI l-t2, anI ou sac H. an} Of
D. b. DIAStOth.
scpal4L g. S. ylar-hal, 81 %. o.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT We have scen
young gentlemen dressed upto such de.
gree that it was impossible for them to
turn their heads or make a bow. We
were somewhat in like predicament on
Sunday morning, for our columns were
so full of news that we had not room 10
thank our friend Mr. +. p. BARGErr for
the file of late papers which he had just
brought through from Louisville, and
which enabled MS to fill the " aching
void of our columns. The public as
well as ourselves is infinitely indebted
TO him for this accommodation. Such
favors are peculiarly valuable during a
mail blockade.
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, Three wire men Of Gotham

The guerrillss, those flowers, blossoms
and nosegays Of Rebel chivalry sent in
word on Sunday morning last to their
female admirers in our loyal and moral
little city that they, would whip out the
Yankees by ten o'clock 2. Nj that night
positively. But they didn't come, Oh
cruel disappointment Another batch of
sour cuslards, mouldy tarts stale mur-
fins, tainted chickens, and spoiled tenn
pers. Heartless rebels, why did you
treat your friends so deccitfully2
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particular Noi,ce.

Mr. G. d. WAITING has assumed the
control of our city subscription list lie
will see that the UNIoN is delivered rcgu
larry to city subscribers every morning
lie will also make collections promptly
at least every two weeks. No money
taken hut Tennessee, or par funds
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j. IL AELE will have five or six
Coaches to leave Nashville for Owens
boro, KY, on the Ohio river connecting
there with mail boats for Louisville,
about Wednesday or Thursday next
lie can accommodate sixty passengers
with seats All who desire TO go had
better secure seats.
Fare Usly 1or. Office at Sewanee
House. sept -27-tf
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U. $. GOVERNMENT
Justices Court.


MNoN. ruNrrTlp 4 Woor,. rnluuT.D
j. ID. GHIfrIrH, Defendant
In suit before @ NJ Soutbgatr. q Ju.I.r, of tho
Peace for Davidson County, Tennessee
The plmnuIs, Nixon, Chataeld a. Woods ip thf.
action having obtained gn Attachment against tbe
defendant, j. O, Griffith, aud Issued 70 Constable
John ID. Cover, sud returned by him, levied on sun.
lfy articles OF furniture belonging io the defendant
and ON motion OF plsintns by counsel il apTe.rjrg
On the stiHcton o. said Justice, that tho defendant
- Nonresident Of the state of Trnne see 10 h or.
oeTrd lhh publication be made tor f1ur success i've
week IN newspaper published in the CIV of Nash.
Nillr called the InIoU, warning The defendant 90
Do and appear before said Justice on the elth d1y oi
-eNrmnori leo-i and plead answer. o. dsnur % "a "a
Hltf hmcut, othrrN Tn tho cause viii Dc srf down frr
Trial OK plrtu on that dan
g.. N. sOUTHG ATE. IP
Auf't @ls, ls62-itw pro. Zee, $500.
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HEADQUARTERS lsr Tam CAvMRy,(
NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug 22lS62
[ Orders No. 6.
An officers recruiting for this Regiment,
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters a report showing the strength
Of theparty present and absent and will
hereafter at least once a week, make a
similar report exhibiting the gain and
loss, il any, since last report
BY order Of Col. STOKES.
john MuBruy, lst Lieut. g. Adjutant
lst Tenn. Cavalry. lAu7. 23-tf
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Marshal's Sale.

by ylr,ur ola wit0f u ia 20 me directed from Jbe
ID Dr,ul Court OF the United States, TOT tha MI die
WauID OF Tennessee, ], r r. Glagcock, Marshal va
and Cor said District, viii Enosa 10 sale publicly to
the highest n der for cash, az tle Court House door
in Che city ur NashYlr, on The 18TH day of October
1862, lAr following slaves, property Oi Allen Is Crock
rtt, nsmcly Mary, about 10 years Of age, with her
INFANT son, william, aud Peter, ten o. eleven years
ut aye The slaves aiorerid having been levied on "a
9auHiy Indictment IN tlSof Of CLARK Adams a Clark
against A. u Crockett rendered ia 7sii Court The
18th ,L.y ul April 1852 sale 10 commence at ~
l'rl0ck, A. w. T.. r. GLASCOCK
-culgl4t 4. s. Marshal, NJ II. e.
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Old NEWSPAPERS.

We have a small quantity of old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper,
which we will dispose of at 30 cts per
hundred. Those in need of such an ar
ticle, will do well to call soon and secure
a supply, as wrapping paper is a COM
modify not to be met with every day, aud
more especially at the present time.
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Correspondence

We give below the note Of Acting
Assistant Adjutant- General Paul to Gen
eral Negley, demanding The surrender
of Nashville, county seat Of Davidson
county, and Capital Of the State of Ten
ncssee, and the reply. OF Acting AS
sist Mt Adjutant- General Paul il cannot
be said as il was Of Saint Paul, that
much learning has made him mac" as
any one can see by looking at his origin
al oy7Iograply:
Head Quarters Forces
Before Nashville
IaUsyg9s Ten.
Sep 2sth '62
TO Brig Genl NEAoIY
Commanding Forces at Nashville.
Sir
Hus.H1 thorough
eyiy Invested your position, we demand
an immediate an unconditional surren-
der Of the city
BY order Of
Major. General $. h. ANDERSON,
Commanding Forces before Nashville
Jas, A, PAUL
A. A. A. q,
REPLY.
General NEuLEY is prepared aud de-
termined 90 hold his position
Respectfully,
JAS. A, LQWRIE,
Captain and A. A, G.,
September 2Sth, 1862, 3 Z, M,
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Justices Court.

IgHN BaovNr, rlm,l BOO su.t before o. NJ.
SHufHg.FE, "a IU. IIH| .I I-tHu
Fasr, pou Tor Davidson CoHaly iruu.
ia" pnntu, John Browne, In this action having
obtained au Attachment against the defendant, A,
frac and issued 90 Constable John 40. Cover and be-
turned By hun, ipFlot Fuuiry articles OF ChaltIgs
belonging 90 tAs defendant and ON motion OF plain.
u1 10 appearing to thr satisfaction uf said Justice,
that tho defendant Is monroe deu %. the state ut
Tonne 90 H ordered that publication boz made irr
four successive W9ras lB paper publ he'd i0 thF
city Of Nashville called the "lui0u," warning tho
defendant So appear before sai Justice ou tho nh
day of september, 1862 and plead. -wcr OF domur
CO. sth attachment otherNiss the case win be 500
tlNu i1I trial cX paItr 90 that day
q. VI. SOUTHGATE J.p
August ltb, lsr24tw. pr. Ger, 81 On.
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Parties DESTROYS of going North, or TO
any point on the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, will find it TO their interest by
calling at the Livery Stable Of TrALEY 4
SWAN, No. 8, College street, as they are
at all times prepared to convey passen-
gers to any place at reasonable charges
Sept. 23-lw.
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Acting Assistant Adjutant General
Paul demands the surrender Of the city.
paul, Paul, why persecutest thou me
II is hard for thee 10 kick against the
pricks"
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NEW MUSIC.
Here's W our Mule!' -

A INV COMIC CAMP SONG aud CHORUS, which
n ls bound 90 be- the most popular Song 10 print;
Camp Edition be- srut by mail 20 any p,rl % te
county, 90 receipt OF 10 cent. iu CLAMPS
As this song has become very popular throughout
tbo camps suurra aud heN haprr lotlefs would 10
s,tII ~ supply themarIyrE by Che hundred WuHh can
bf hal at o.. soullia faiDs.
Also. NEW SONGS:
Lone Grave by tAe "a,.....u-.-.vby Winsm Hays
Iiu Looking i0r llm Home, .....,.... ~
ENarr. Ilur---UIu and thurus .......
Tho hlaIiru's Farewell uf the soiIfra HstrJthaI-
hrtHtIul Ballad.
Juauita, ur Msuata- splendid Eariat--Hs
silver Leaf fIi-a fol nuiI'aut, and uot d.fru't-br
hsH htHI.
Q. 4. BEAUMAN,
% UNION SlhEET.
SocoeGsor 60 q, -. BENSON
4ai5 ls-ll
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Refuse the ISSUES of ali BANKS
mentioned below.

The following Teunez-ea hanks are broken, 90
have bern wound up and their Notes, il any ara
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, at brownsville
Central Bank of Tennessee, ut Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bans ut Memphis
Mechanics Bank, az Mcmphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis
Exchange Bank, az Murlrcezhtro
MInet- aud Manufacturers HANK, Et EuoyNil
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank vt Treutuu, tt Trenton.
BIuk OF Jefferson, al cambridge
Bans OF CaIhornr, &C Iazewel
Bank ct ltlrNrl at Tlzcwel
Ldwr,urrn'tE Bank. At LaWrtnyohurg
Citizens Bans, al Memphis
Bank Of America, at Garksvilia
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since IL has been found that the Feds
won't give up the city, High street feels
very low, Summer street looks win
try, and Spruce street is considerably
mllled.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

. All subscribers in arrears to the NASH
nile DAILY UNION are respectfully re-
quested 10 pay the Route agent, or call
and settle At the Office, or their paper will
be discontinued
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The Evans lille journal is informed bg
a refugee from Curdsyille, that the guer-
rillas, few days ago, stopped funeral
procession in that vicinity, and stole the
horses from the hearse, leaving the corpse
and hearse in the road Indianapolis
Journal 22H1.
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We learn that a flat-boat or some sort
Of vessel, which some impatient travel
lers had rugged up to make a voyage
down the roaring Cumberland from this
place, was captured yesterday, few
miles below the city, and several officers
on board captured. They were robbed
Of their money, watches, papers, &c.
Three vie men Of Gotham
Went toEpa IN BOWL
10 the llsWl had been stronger
mr. tale had been longer
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REPLY

The telegraphic dispatches say that
the rebel army is sin full retreat Con-
sidering that the poor devils haze had
nothing to gnaw for a month hat green
corn, we think the retreat must have
been a very empty one.
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The Richmond EaqWrrr says that
JAc6soN's soldiers "turn up their noses
At the bare mention Of Yankee soldier
And our soldiers LoH day aasa, At the
bare sichtof one OF JACEsoy's soldiers
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The little evacuation which the rebels
attempted 70 get up last Sunday didn't
amount to much II was really sin
against decency.
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A few Quariermaster's Vouchers. Also,
few thousand dollars in gold for sale
Enquire at Office Of Commercial Hotel.
SepL30-3t
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NASHVILLE TYroGRAPHfcM UNioS 10.
The regular Monthly Meeting Of this
Society will be held on Monday next, the
9Th prox. The fines for absence win be
rightly enforced
BY order Of the President.
w. MULLINS,
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Government Claims.
ANDREW MccLAIN

WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION 10 THE
w collection uf claims Of every Kind against the
Govfumrut ct the tuitrt States Htrustrd 20 HE
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Braggs and Buell's Armies ia Ken.
tnckY The Race Between them.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept l6, 1862.
Affairs in Kentucky are dcci dedly Of
sensation nature They are most en-
phatically mixed Nobody knows any
thing for certainty, and everybody as
sumes TO know everything exactly. But
where Kirby Smith is where John Nor
gan is, where Bragg is, where Buell. is,
where anyof the military geniuses iigur-
ing in this quarter Of the globe are, may
possibly be known to few to-day, hut
tomorrow the entire situation is chang