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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-08

THEATRE. Tonight programme will
be offered which ought to crowd the boxes
with the fair sex, as the bill has been
prepared for their especial benefit The
Little Devil, or, NY Share twill open the
perforniance-M BERNAkD as Carlo; in
which she viii sing several fayorite
songs. Mr. DUFFIEuD next gives us one
OF his superb acts Of yotalization; and
Miss CoEsrANTTYE dances. The finale
will be sHAKsrEAnE's comedy Of "Kath-
eaine and Pehuchio," which embraces
the entire strength of the company.
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The full vote Of the State was not
olled yesterday, as some OF NJ citizens
are DESTROYS TO record their votes against
le right of voting but were not per-
tilted.
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Countrymen, the memory Of the noble
aud hlustrious deeds of our sires, and the
history of the past glory and greatness
Of our land will awake no pleasant re-
Elections in our souls If we prove false 10
the teachings Of our ancestors and suffer
the accomplishment Of our country's ruiz.
9ur present freedom, now so sweet,
would then haunt us like a frightful
spectre. What blessing so dear to those
who know how 70 defend tits gli H.I
Like that celestial bird whose nest
+ iouB beneath far EAsiern XXI @,
Whose v laFs ihOuRh radiant wlfan AZ ryst,
Lose all Their glory when he ne 20
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Who, that in his b9yhood, dwslt with
rapture over the page which toldof Lex
iugton, OF Bunker Hill of Trenton, of
Warren, Of Washington, Of Marion, can
hear "a see ssltn-s teie ~ nis
btdI W SUI ... Il .FTF y .NsHNN .H.N HfH
"---hs country made
A land of oarcases and slaves, ....r..r -
Onsdfeary- tga4i Z. Of chains aud g0rei
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Mr.. EDITOR

SIT is high time that change
should take place in more things than
one. There are droves of these Team
sters with scarcely shred TO cover their
naked limbs, doing service day after day
and month after month, who, from cir
cumstanoes not to be controlled, have not
got their pay, until just now. These
rich fellows, the Secesh, have but to pre-
sent their bills, and they are Immediately
paid. Good God is that the way to
carry war against rebels? Well, know
It is not, and so do the major part of our
soldiers; and oh! had we the power we
would soon make things right face about.
have been in the midst OF these things,
and / know all about them.
The question is daily, continually ask
ed among the men Why is the order of
Gen. Pope not the order hereI
Yours, truly,
p. NJ. r.
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To Manufacturers.

VUsT RECEIVED. AND FOR 6ALk,
j Hing Travellers
Lace ana NolieF hehtuoLs
IoafheT ana Gum BeitinEt
BysWn. LION,
a a. marktt %,
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For the Nashville Unlon.l
suENE-REYN0LD's STATION.
[ Una - M q - N nnret.

SecosL-Capt. Gaubert hereg
Cdpf. G.--Hore 4 am, sir.
Secssh-I have receipt FOR eighty bushels OF cOrn
Capt G.-Al right, SIR Let me see It, looks at il
and finds II all right TO Clerkhake ont the papers
ia proper form To Sscesh--haRding- him Il cory uf
the 0athAre You willing to take that OATH sirg Sc
Cesh hands II back, and declines taking it.
Capt. G.-You have been protected In your peace
able possession Of your property under the old Gov
eminent, have you not, SIR
Becesh-Ycs, but -
Opt G.-what reason have you then for leaving
itY
fsecesh-When Tennessee went out, went with her,
and -
Capt .-(Returnlng the rsceipt), You arc a rebel,
SIR and l shall not pay you At the end Of the war
you present IT, and you ca prove Your loyalty
you viii be paid,
Sec'sL-l can keep IT, being about TO loave a
Teanlster asks him II he has any chickens running
around az home, as he Teamster feels sick aud re-
quires chicken). Sccesh thinks hs has some, hut
not 10 part with. Teamster tells him that this even
ing he viii call around aud see tErt SectsL Tam
s'sr gets jrel again
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Federal Troops Occupy Liberty.
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General Forrest At Sparta,
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Occupation of McMinnyille by Gen.
Nelson.
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8p GeIearapa.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

G eneral Elliott Ordered to Report to
General Pope.
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NInotoenth IIlIDols. p

HEADQUARTERS 10TH ILLINOIS, }
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, July, 1862.}
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HEADQUARTERs ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
Aug. 1.-THE Rebels are moving in con-
siderable force from Richmond with the
view of retaking Malvern Hill,
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C O C O A - n UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING

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NJ. 0. HEATH,
Attorney and Counselor at i.a'
ALSO FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
Cambridge, VT. ..
OFFICE AT JEFFERS0NVlLLE.
CARRIAGES AND SEEIG".

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BY THE BEST woRKMEN IN THEcouNTRY.
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Those in waat of ,rar 'atoi Carriages ant Sls,sh
will perhaps do we'll to cali AMI what is being done
the old stand Of GILMAN & CAMP a
All orders promptly attended to.
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LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BTTTERs

't'HESE MEDICINES have now been before the pub.
L Tic or period of thirty years, and during that ins
have maintained high character in almost every part
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liable
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iHl.. blftdFtS III WHICH TIE
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES.

;
DYSPEPSIA by thoroughly cleansing The first an .ecol
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anxiety, Lar guUr ond melancholy, which are the Fao.
eTal symptoms DYsprpsia Will vanish =. ,.1rnr
con.eqe noe OF its cure
CoSTIvEHEss, by cleansing the Whole length Of tbe in.
ttsineS wha 'oEent process, aud without violence:
al "i2eut puTgeS leave The bowels tu,;>t within tna
days.
fEyERs of alt linds, by oring the blood 70 r.
ua circulation, throu"h ~ process " esrar.on =,
ms cases, and the thorough solution al ~
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The Life aiedeines have been known TO cue arsta.
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baoPsEs of All kind BY freeing 4nd ,rrpurta4rir-
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Tssas nAY &CasOOa BELL.

4 NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called The
"A DAY SCHOOL. BELL, is now ready. 1t contain,
about 200 pages Of choice Songs Rounds, Catches, Du
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20 copies furnished the 100 price Mailed free at III
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IA1 -ood. We En"-
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ITALIAN BEES.

D RICE of an Italian Queen Warranted pure), with
few workers TO accompany her, 50. Her safe arr
insured ut destination. Full instructions for UNI, A.
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queen. Address, GOODRICH SANBORN.
3m3 EasIP" "1wickJNt,
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MEsSRS. Henry p WILSON & Co. deem Mrs. VII.
sons Hair Regeneration ana Hair Pressing the standard
articles of all hair preparations. have, in many in
stances. known them to restore the hair where it had
fallen off dandruf the hair to it's original
color, entirely the most painful headaches-and in
instances most serious humOrs Personally have
been sharer in several Of these benefits.
REV. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. Il
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Rcgcncra'or is put up in two sizes. and
retas for 30 cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
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THE WORLD.
AN INDEPE DENT
DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY. & WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER,
National Circulation and Family Reading

---
noIa hs mas no" peen IN eSiStence @ of le
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Ear tIn o a. " 'iie .'opis I y VI ilily yt,i yeaIs
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~ nv ~ '.o y VI. "hd' II aiihs 10 oe-tho
BESI NEWSPAP IN AMERICA
~ 80
neuaL viii reye lend itse t nar5 epvice pvi 6n
VII h1p NJ good and eNIoe the bad of al! parties.
pure m0r*litv anu Eteadta,t ddhe to
~
viii guard It's columns and guide it, jud smeot of men
ana eYrhs Il the organ Of no man, ana set OF
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UNION. Tue CONSTITUTION AID THE LAWS
in the tu'ure IS ii has III the past it will give to the
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'.-. t'r Rrgcnerator before retiring at might, and
f., tho i,rng apply little of the Dressing, and
hair Nit be even more lifclikc in color and beauty
l- nothing your hair but these preparations, and
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-10
The Future Historian.

Tie Press lForncy's) has Il letter from
Washington on Army correspondents, by
one who has had eighteen months expert
eucc in their ranks, and who knows fiftv-
three of his professional bretherl,, whom he
thus cassifes:
"Twenty-nine are well educated, talented.
and accomplished gentlemen; eleven are of
the genus blower and get along well G.
nough everywhere; seven others are ener-
getic, cuterprising young men. but sadly
out Of place as army correspondents; three
are reg ular swmdlcrs; and the remaining
. three s.re said to be SeceSsioniSts."
! The writer thus tersely rep orts in the
character of Select Committee on the Con-
duct Of the War:
IF any distinguished literary man should
ever determine TO risk his reputation in
writing history of this war, we would ad-
wise him TO go to the army CORE spondents
! for its true and as yet secret historical char
acter. These men can tell him privately
how this has been brainless wa thus far.
| They can show him how men-- traitors
! have received the contracts, and while I'M
, perfectly filling them, have been commune
eating our plans, such as we had. to the en-
emy. They tell him how Southern officers
commanded some of our outposts. in con-
stant communication with the enen ~, and
how men known TO be traitors were filling
! high positions in our army. They c an tell
him, too, though they dare not publis h the
fact, OF how certain Major-Generals have
! been surprised by the enemy in the East
and West, while they lay drunk in their
tents, and how these men were complim ent-
cd instead OF being cashiered, by the c, M
manding Generals. for fear that their val Ia
| BILE services would be lost TO the army in
the future. In fact, they will tell the hist ,
| rian how, with abundance of men and mean
to have crushed the Rebellion right out
these means have nearly all been wasted iu
the face of the foe, while the enemy, accord
ing To Wilcox, Corcoran, Bowman, ana
Nodges, is stronger to-day than ever before.
because he has collected and concentrated
his men and means, and has settled system
OF prosecuting the war"
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Bat1Ip-1 ipId Scenes

The Washington Republican has the following
A party with flag of truce went from Cen
terville on Monday morning for the battle ground
bat found no Redels, an the field deserted by
our enemies who had left our dead and wounde-
untouched. The wounded were placed in amp
bulsnces and taken of the field, and the dead
were buried.
Iu Saturdays fight a sad and unaccoun,be
blunder occurred. The Sd Michigan went into
the battle with 290 men and came out with only
LAG, snd more thsn three-fourtha of this number
met their by the fire ofthe 30 Indiania Regiment
which Tapped over their rear and poured gall
ing into them while on the advance. The first
know edge which the Michigan boys had OF the
presence OF Other regsment was tho bullets oi
their beads, arms, etc, nearly half tho regiment
having ianped acros' them
IN the hgh, on Monday night, the let aud 4Otl
New-York hsTug hut few officers concentrated
and fought on their hook, aud in their own way.
The Union troops drove the Rebels at least 8
mile and half, aud sftea very severe contest
which was forght during the storm, our troops
rested upon the field having gained complete
victory,