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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Fight Between Banks and Jackson.
Gen. Banks Reinforced by Gen Pope
Gen. Banks Severely Injured.

LOUISVILLE, August ia battle was
fought on the 9th inst, between Banks
and Stonewall Jackson about six miles
from Culpepper Court House, principally
an artillery fight. Banks was reinforced
by Pope. Banks was injured severely
by a cavalry trooper running against him.
Our troops at the close Of the battle oc-
cupied the field. But thus far, half past
twelve, not sufficient particulars in to in
dictate the result. The enemy sent in a
flag Of truce for permission to bury their
dead
New York, Aug. 1l,-Gold thirteen
aud three-eighths premium.
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NInctcenIh nIInoIs.
HEADQUARTERS 10TH ILLINOIS, !
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, July, lSG2.{

HUNTsvlLLE, Ala July, lSb2S
GENERAL ORDER No. 90,
All Commissioned and Nom Commits
stoned Officers, Musicians and Privates,
belonging to the 10Th Regiment Illinois
Volunteers, who are now away from their
respective companies, except those who
have a Surgeons Certificate Of Disability
(Which must be subsequent to the date Of
this order), or are on regularly detached
service, will report to these Headquarters
within ten days Of the date Of the pub
lishment Of this order
Those failing to comply with this or
der viii be treated as desertcrs, and their
names viii be published as such. This
order will be carried out TO the letter.
BY order Of
+. HARDING,
Major Commanding.
~, ID, TEMPLE,
Acting Adiutant Aug 2-lOt
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"What do they mean by cat and dog
life ~ said husband to his angry wife,
"look at Carlo and Kitty asleep on the
rug together. | wish men lived half so
peaceably with their wives, "Stop,"
said the lady, cite them together and
then see how they will agree"
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The present crop of sugar cane in the
State Of Illinois is estimated at 10000
acres. There viii also be a large crop
Of cotton and tobacco in that State.
Uncle Sam may take fresh courage,
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The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of theLouisville. and Nashville
Railroad, is annou need elsewhere in our
columns, officially, to take place in Lou
isville, on Monday, Che 9Th Of October
next. Parties interested will please no
tice. We are glad TO learn that this road,
un der its present able management is in
a highly prosperous condition.
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ADsENrEEs.-The Chicago Tribune
publishes an official list ofnames Of llli-
nois soldiers absent from their regiments
and who are notified 10 return or be re-
ported as deserters. Ii occupies sfuu
columns aHda haV Only seventeen regi-
meuts are included
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Refuse the Essues OF all Banks
mentioned below.

The following Tennessee Banks are broken, o.
nave been wound mp and their Notes, if any are
out, are utterly worthless
Agricultural Bank az Brownsville
CENTRAL fank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Fainers' and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Memphis Saving Institution, 40 Memphis
Exchange Bank az Murirceshoro
Miners and Mauufirturcrs' Bank, at KuuXyiU.
Bank Of J. ,st Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank of front u, at Trenton.
Bank of Jele sou, Of cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, az farewell
Bank OF lazeWell, az Tizeweu
Lawrenoeburg Bunk, at Lawronueburg.
Citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Bank Of America, at Garksvillo
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The value Of the increased productions
of articles in manufactures and mining
in this country, for the last decade,
amounts to the enormous sum Of one BIZ
lion fue hundred millions Of dollars, Such
are thelcreative powers of our nation
Who but a 'fend would wish TO check
this splendid progress ? ~
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Three rebels were hung in Alabama a
few days ago by some Of Gen. BULLS
soldiers, for numbering two Of their COM
rades.
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The Poughkeepsie Eagle notes the
elopement of Joseph Pint, seventeen
years old, with Melvina Gaines, fifteen
years old, both POughkeepsie. So it
appears that, of all opposition,
Melvina gains Pint.-Bostoa Post:
Yes, and Tint gets his gaH-on
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It is said that over the door Of Gen
eral Buffers Office, at New Orleans, are
the suggestive words, "There is no diff
ference between He and She adder in
their venom"
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a. n. KEIaWIN, Capt. Co. D, 800 secreiarr.

Buy or sell Tennessee money, Green
backs Gold, Silver Kentucky, Georgia,
North and South Carolina, Virginia, Ala
bama, Louisiana and other Bank Notes,
Bills, Scrip and Shinplasters, at the In
surance Office OF w, j. MAER on College
Street opposite the Sewapeo House, there
you will obtain the best rates without the
trouble Of trying elsewhere,
Aug Oft.
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"a FIEHTING pRIEsT.-Father Daley,
the Catholic clergyman at New Britain,
Conn, addressed the war meeting there
II few nights since, and he said he was a
peace man-so fond of peace, indeed,
that he was ready to fight for it.
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A philosopher ia the st. Louis RepuJ-
Hcda has written an article on the "Dy-
Monies of slavery" and threatens to con-
tinuc. Mercy on us, what next?
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Impres,Ing Rebel slaves.

Col. MILLER has issued the following
order to the rebel Shareholders in this
county, and will impress one thousand
slaves TO construct strong Notifications
for the defence Of the city
Headquarters UNITED STATES FoRcEs,l
NASHVILLE, August, -, 1862.
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To Manufacturers.

Tusr REOuYEQ, AND toh aALA'
u nltnn TravetaFet
T,aee and Roller LeHthnFd
I9athrT nmd Gam msitiuEt
By@W LYON,
,,fgs a. maFttl a.
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nonra nrAinarman.

Aregular meeting Of the Board will
be held at 3 o'clock this evening. "a full
report Of the proceedings viii be given
In our issue Of tomorrow
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SIR: You are hereby directed aud re-
quired TO furnish at the Office of the
Provost Marshal, in the city of Nashville,
on or before the morning of the day
of 1862, for the service
of the Government of the United States,
in the erection of Notifications, able
bodied negro laborers to the number
Of to be provided
by you with daily subsistence and axes,
spades or picks, one to each man, the
term of service TO be determined at the
pleasure of the Government and the time,
mode, and terms Of payment to be made
known by Certificates Of Labor, which
will be furnished you after the service
shall have been performed.
By command.
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Brig. General.

HEADQUARTERS u >. FORCES, (
COLUMBIA, Tenn, Aug. II, '62-3 P. MS
My movement against the guerrillas
who have committed the late outrage,
has been completely successful Maj.
McGowAN, in command of the Third
Kentucky cavalry and First Tennessee
cavalry, numbering one hundred and
eight men, engaged one hundred and sew
enty.five of the enemy, near Undertook,
at A. NJ, continuing the contest liercely
for four hours. Seven were found killed
and large number were wounded.
Twenty prisoners were captured,
among which are number Of officers.
Our loss was three killed The woody
and broken character Of the country and
the cOmbatants being scattered, prevents
an actual estimate Of the enemy's loss.
have received news from Maj. S. II.
KENNEDY of my staff, commanding an
other portion of the expedition. He is
driving the enemy in every direction.
JAS. S. NEGLEY,
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Brilliant Series Of Engagements at
Cumberland Gap, by Gen Geo.
W. Morgan, with the Rebels.
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Brigadier- General Commanding

Ex-U. y. senator \. q. q. Nicholson,
and other Prominent citizens OF
maury County, sent beyond the
Lines.
The following order strikes blow in
the right quarter. Col NICHOLSON is n
man of wealth and influence, and has
been highly honored by the Government;
yet forgetrul of his duty, be has repaid
the kindness Of his countrymen by
plunging them in civil war:
HEADQUARTERS U. S. FoRCEs, 4
COLUMBIA, TENN, July 20, 1925
Special Ollla' No, l4l.
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Cot. JOHN F. MILLER,

This is exactly right, aud will DO rig
idly carried out. Part Of the force has
been at work for some time. Slavehold-
ers who are enemies 10 the Government
cannot be allowed TO commit treason
with impunity any longer
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.LEXTRACrl


III. Hon. 40. p. Nicholson, late United
States Senator and Col Joseph Branch,
both citizens of Maury county, in the
State Of Tennessee, avowed sympathizers
with the so called Southern Confederacy,
who openly refuse TO declare their future
allegiance TO the Federal Government,
are deemed unworthy of enjoying any
Of the inestimable privileges of citizen
of these United States, Therefore, it is
ordered that the said A. 0. p. Nicholson,
and Col. Joseph Branch, do each take the
oath OF allegiance, accompanied with a
bond and proper security, conditioned
for his faithful observance of said oath
of allegiance. II they, or either of them,
refuse TO take oath and give bond as
aforesaid, then, such OAe so refusing
shall give his individual bond in the
penal sum Of ten thousand dollars (S1O,-
900 additional that he will Immediately
go beyond the Federal lines, and that
he will remain without the same during
the continuance OF the present rebellion.
II either of them giving such bonds
should return, in violation of its proyi-
sions, he will, in addition 10 the forfeit
ure Of his bond, be arrested as spy and
treated accordingly.
n
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BY command
Brig. Gen. NEGLEY,e
Commanding Post,
loFFGcIAL cory,
JAMES A. LOWRIE,
Capt and A, A, g.

A change has been made in the Office
Of Provost Marshal, Col. GLLEM, Of the
First Tennessee Regiment succeeding
Col. LEWIS ID, CAMPBELL resigned. We
wish Col. GIILEM success, and as much
pleasure as il is possible to enjoy in an
office SO perplexing, laborious, aud, gen.
orally, thankless, as the one which has
been assigned him, The Proyosrs office
has been removed from the Academy to
the Chamber Of the Supreme Court in the
Capitol.
HEADQUARTERS DIslmCr or THE OHIO,(
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 8, 1865
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 100.
III. Colonel A. c. GMLEM, lst Middle
tennessee Volunteers, is hereby appoint
ed Provost Marshal Of the City Of NASH
willie, Tenn. His Regiment will relieve
the 69th Ohio as Provost Guard.
BY command Of Mai Gen BUELL.,
w. Ii SIDELL,
Mai 10Th u, S. Infantry,
A A, q. G..
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Two Hundred and Twenty-Five Reb-
els Killed and Wounded
Capture of Rebel Forage, Horses
Mules, &c.
Irolegraphod from cumbel land Cap ]


AUGUsT 9Th, 1862.
l75 Ms Ecoell9lcy ANDREW Johnson:
GovERNoR.--On the 9th and 9th inst,
DcCourcey's brigade, with the Fourteenth
Kentucky, had aseries Of brilliant affairs
with Stevenson's division in entire force
The enemy outnumbered DeCOurcey four
TO one.
The enemy lost two hundred and
twenty five, and Lieut.. Col. Gordon, Of
the Eleventh Tenne see, was taken pris-
oner. We captured two hundred wagon
loads Of forage, twelve hundred pounds
of tobacco, and thirty horses and mules.
We lost three killed, fifteen wounded,
and fifty prisoners. Two companies Of
the Sixteenth Ohio were surrounded by
two rebel regiments, but two thirds OF
them cut their way through.
John Morgan, at the head of two thou
sand cavalry, left Knoxville for Kingston
about the second inst. tits rumored that
Kentucky is TO be invaded.
GEo. w. MORGAN,
Brig. General.
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DOUnTFUL-wILD CAT.

North W stern Bank Of Georgia.
Rank Of the Empire State, Geo.
Bank Of Athens, Gc0
Fulton Rank
bank Of Whitfield.
Timber Cutters Bank
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Letter from PaTson BrOwnlOw"-eOn-
tanning divers Patriotic, peTtiuent,
PiOus, and pt'hY things.
The mere statement that a document is
from the original pen OF BBowNLow, the
Tennessee patriot is enough TO arouse
the interest Of thousands in all parts of
the country; so we will not detain our
readers by any long Introductory remarks:
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REFER NCEsi

Hon. RcHAHD WALLAeH..,. Mayor u Washington
CITY.
o. n. " FaHrcu .......... Commissioner ~ Public
Buildings.
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Prices from $40 to 500

oIr Omr Machines make tho nDouhlc Loon
Stitch, which is preferable for family use to
The s.Shut.le Stitch. or sWhccler 4 wilson
Stitch, as il is sometimes called
l. Because it is stronger and more dura-
BILE.
2. Because it. right or face si,eis incom-
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while the reverse is fully as handsome rs III.
reverse Of that.
3. Because i, is elastic, yielding Or giving
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4. Because it is q rAar stitch and will no,
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5. Because, while it is fast stitch il is
also susceptible Of being taken ont with great
facility, in case it is requirei, rs in altering
garments.
!. .. Our machines will RIM, gather. fell,
hea, tuck and embroidcr, and will do III that
other machines do.
A! machines warrentcd, and kept in rc;a,r
enc year without charge.
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-THE GREAT CAUSE OF
E2T7fD NUNAN MISERY

Just pnbhshed IN a sealed sarelope. Price b cts
A LECTURE BY DR.. CULVERWELL, ON
THE CAUSE AND CURE Of Sperma torrh9ia
Consumption. Mental and Physical Debility.
Nervousness, Epilepsy; Impaired Nutrition
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evils, may be removed without melicine and
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should be read by every youth and man i !,
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Sent under SEAL in plain envelope to any
address, on the receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing,
CHAS J. G. KLINE. 4 Co.
127Bowery, N, T., Post Office Box, 1886
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tbs Company Is organized especially
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On The payment to this Company, or any
at ita authorized agents, OF the sum Of $40, it
Will issue u certificate of insurance, binding
itself to pay to such person the sum Of Five
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into the Naval or Military Service Of the
United States, prior to Decem.cr 3ls,, 1862,
or during the war. In the same proportion
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$4,000, but not more than $1,000 on any one
life. This Company also ;nsures those in the
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lics aginst want in case uiey f.ll in battle
die are 80 wounded rs to be disabled
from supporting them. To the manly virtues
| of bravery and patriotism that cal ed the sol
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in case he never return, then will he hc re-
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I Our rates for insurance against wounds
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/ Onr certificates Of insurance are assiynab,e-
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I beyond want and destitution from, any Of the
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! the United States that was organized fspec
tally for this purpose.
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August Anant'c, on Gy mnastics" The r,.s
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Advantages 0flnsnrIng In this
Company.

lst.!r the case Of citizen insnring sums for
their families. If drafted: If no draft takes
place III the county where the insured resides
half the insurance money will he refunded.
2a.--onr Insurance. in regard t. tie draft
covers not only the present draft tut all FIJI
ture ones.
ai.--Our Company insure for any sum de-
sired, according 10 circumstance OF ingur-
ed
4,h.-Thc men who l,ave invssod their
capital in this Company have heen we'll
known to the business community fos the
past fourteen years.
5ih.--The capital Of this Company will not
be employed in Banking or Real Estate opera
lions, but will remain in Z. S Government
Stocks, and will only be converted so fast as
may he necessary 10 meet the liabilities Of
the Company TO the Insured.
dth.--The Company are bound to take risks
to more than SlGe,n0o.
Responsible agents wanted in every coun-
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ferences district integrity and responsibility
Those desiring to be inssral Yhere agents
are not yet appointed, viii remit to the Com
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a sum of money sufficient to cover the Conn
pany's per ceGtage on the amount desired
to be insured; and if it DO citizen desir-
ing to insure a sum tor his family, in ease
he is afterwards drafted, he will give his
name age and residence. If it be soldier
he will give name age, and the Company of
the Regiment TO which he belongs. the num-
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the residence Of his family. fit be wife,
brother, father or friends Of the family TINT
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Apply to, or address,
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p. S. Money may be cent in register ed let
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HOWARD ,oAssocsA.
Pl1ladelphta.

For the ret,ef offhe sick and distressed afflicted
Nth Virnient and Chronic Diseases, and especi-
duytor The cure Of Diseases Of tie Sexual Or
Sdas.
MEDICAL ADVICE, given gratis by the act
ing surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoe,
or Seminal Weakness, and other diseases Of
she Sexual Organs, aud on the NEW RENE.
i'!fs employed in the Dispensary sent to the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge. Two or three Stamps for postage
will be acceptable.
Address. DR.. j. SEILLfN HOUGHTON
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2
south Ninth S4reet, PAilaAelpkia, Pa.
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"Ihis is a sound Comp any"
"Ihe insurance of n certain sum for one
family, is prudence that every man should
adopt in these critical times.
The man that would be respected and loved
by his family in life, and gratefully remem-
bred in death. will provide his family against
want"
"Al our mois prudent citizens ard soldiers
Are insuring incompetence TO their families in
ase they are drafted, or killed, in the ser.
voic it is ohenly safeguard in these critic.
all times