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The national Republican., 1862-11-03
SELr-it0SI.

be, re,i,u scoarg. oI ;ne Young indulgsd In
shsu whoh destroys inr yens.stive organs,
s1nts you |, nv 'r,ao lie. prodooins weakness Of
e~s,. y-i,Gt-,ien bs.-t, norvvos hritsbnity,
or or memory, nrs.s h-!v habits, INSANITY, con.
unptcs., and death
YOUNG MAN iu view of the dreadful eonss.
usDoes teisy not TO make your oass hnown to Dr
Y. roor -eerctr with him are saered, and you uay
oonadeuH, ely upon bis medical akin
.Thopsan, shoss sys.ers wcrs shattered k1h were
uso-o .,,' III by his ss,lfnl trsatmest
The national Republican., 1862-11-03
3 p T. o1AE orI O EI

3 p 4 q 1AtS OF I O e.
DR- \. vEl.LNY's Private Hospital, In the
rA'mal Block, ooryp Of Seventh and ' streets,
opposite the Post AM Patent otaoss. Rooms
d and IT, no stair.. Washington. B.O
All alss4se- OF private usture treated In the most
ssieuuno manpsr, and rsdiosi onres effected In all
aass sYPHnI,rC AFFECTIONS, soNoR-
RHGA, GLEEr s..rCTUREs, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS or We Of vOLuPTUoUs
DREAMS, o, ,ny -s-spes OF the aENERATIVE
oeaAs RON ss, cause whs,evsr, or how long
.sudtu uorcushry ana rsaioAIly cured
dFfi . 2ED AND UNFORJ UNAIE.
NO maj hat your disease, lot no false dsliosoy
rsven, npsry immediately TO Ut. vslny, who IL
io onovieases, 10 b. by +.r he most SUCCESSFUL
dYsiClAE In tho .s-> 80, Of private diseasss.
ar pet 10 0otac ard mas 1ovn your msfcrtanss,
dhe wtn ,peed:ly ou yoor way rsioioiuS.
The national Republican., 1862-11-03
n FL. as6.sNG3aas.
sGLICITOR OF PATRHfS AsD CLAlllS.

acuntisa. tensions, EHck Pay, one. re-
tssruittnS, and ELL other tusi CisSras
sKsinst th- Government.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-16
TIE NEW YORK sun.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 1o. 1soa.
The New York CITY Press.

The TINES rcmarksth The cyerts Of tho past
week in the Southwest are Of the utmost impor-
lance in strategic point Of view, as tho ro.scs-
sion of Huntsville AMI Of Island No 10 places US
in position 10 drive the enemy cut Of nll the
West into the p,.tiicruIf cotton r,c..r wu. .
they bad rcch'nci upon as means Of dea.wl,-
lns O.t own armies.
Tho Wowp complains chat 0,o .u,c,ss % toe
neral Mcclellan at l.r.,rn is r..sH 3 M o.,
want OF co-oicnH'a o.,., vlgN Nc...s which
Inc confidently rolled, and that Tie dism,fl
70 ciArlo o' tie Mcum,c holding o.t ,.tilo
navy in check is proof vt the wrc'yh,l n'..-
istration Of Secretary W,llcs, whose im5,c.uy
stands con. picuous above lis honesty aud good
nature
The TEmrNE again returns TO tho ch'r-c
asains The political entity Of tho acc.lcl s,rlas
and insists that they forfi ici all their ,ons.i,u-
tonaI rights when a majority Of tacir citizens
declared iu favor Of rebellion.
Tho ENENiNu Posr says that tho c,nHitu-
tonal position, Of the President anil Cou,,rc
that no state has i-ht TO diN.'cit.I with.
out ti, consent Of Congress aud its .wu lc..s-
htur, aui their coarse ia rc.uruiz,n, the
Nhccng Convention ns rcpra oulnr, ly de-
fault and otherwise, the whole state, ron her, the
new constitution which has u.t bc,u ruH.l by
the people If Western Virginia binding on the
wholc state and lend, glorious significance TO
The popular vote IN favor v. cnHur.puirn.
The CuN'uo,INL ADVERTISER uAs fhl au
thorily f,r stating that before General McCld-
1lI ..tt. I., yI.t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-16

DAMAGED NAfLS-ONE HUNDRED
- KEYS y, 6-Iruuy mud iu-vruuy nails '1r r1'a '.S
In lots o. s..t Ilrci'6 AIpiy g. II NNNIOE,
c. a. ""uNI.| t alh '''.b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-16
GENERAL BUSINESS.

RO1LLD OIL ONLY 80 CENTS PER GAL.
- lon' rcof paints, lhc Per h; all other paints at
cost Prices imperial green i0c rer b white lca1 in
Tar H- usN keyS window glass, putty, brushes,
glue ENGLISH Paris white linsccd oil. Nenzine 3Ot
aud 4oc Per gallon, English carrsge vsrrlsh, only
Store, al Third ave- corner 34th st. alO 2lac'ibl
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

A FAST, BLACK PONY, HARNESS, ROAD
n wagon-A 6 seat rockaway. two scat ry,k.
aways, small ponies for cllidrlu, with wagon and
harness. All sod cheap. Apply at tth st. Railroad
ave Morrisana. The cars stop AZ the door. apl5 %
4 FINE BROWN HORSE, 9NEARS OLD,
laS hands; good driver. sound aud Kind iu
sI haruc-'. bav horse, Cood worker, suitable
for cart or truck s.A Ala fine brown pony, ID
hands heavy luilt; Si'. AIpIy l5i West l0ih st.
apis .'y6S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-16

NAIANIED -LADIES TO LEAKN TO
w op rpt- "a Singers and ", W. sowing
,o, ln,-al IT perfect u nh It's br.ucAes, Gnl rt-
commended t. work. Terms Sl.-l5l Fulton 81,
~ ..,.tI,.r. ur ft..irg ul"- luc'
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"A 1aH hands, good driver: sound and sind ia
al harucsa. bay horse, god worker, suitable
ior cart or truck; so. A4o fine brown pony, ia
hands, heavy built; 70. AIuy i5i West loth st.
CARRIAGES. HORSES AND HARNESS
- Tor soo-2cO ncv carriages. nf.tt.. cp'ushcs
.'k1waye cop sud open hHH ,yt, gr',rts, eNr~o4'
Ir'ut hlt Dus ness wa. us, ma '.Uo DO .t 4'.-
.ui u'. carriages s0I wa4uu' AMI ~ u.r-'a, 30
n. 10 Ncvusat snd Ia Futon ave, 3d. ,k'gn.
mN.. -l..'l
CAEElAGES FOR SALE-NIW lbUr
- WAGONS, #.f. ..l .It'.. o t.,.,, 20 aau' tH-
17r- o., t.y,t,l .l-lsul Albert WA. Do suitable
i.i " .'..'t N '.'. ..," u-,i -i..'..l O..
oriu. .c..l,.l nr now vf',. u' 80 llls, aud
pun Wa'.g attended g. n'i Finished in ..srl style
.,w ,'4es' wagons, At ~ Hicks st " ,'yu, 1t
". fElLLs. mIio -tf.'i.S
DAMAGED NNLS-ONE HUNDRED
- k'-a o., tlrnny mud iup'n.y mails 'r .l'. ~
In In ,ots 70 'H.t !r'a'a'rs. ArryH II. NNNLor
" '' 'HN u al' 'I.'
EOR SNll'-G GuOESES-TlIEY ARE From
lla @. 10 bond. lI-l, fruu Ct. o y,ar- u.t,
among t,.4 atr .yt,v work Rul would suit =
Mui N,iu, any h-.t business, warranted an4UtHul
...ai, n..1 / ua.i horse, prize q. l.l .u, ~
i.a'N. ~ near Grove q. srl" 100
I,OE SALES CANADIAN PONIES Fr,m
A. tg.,rf o,d, ht ..r hatcher, hascr, g.oyyr,
ar-. i'., ,.G l' i w us ,lg,r J.. a.. s on.f I.
$50. nl.a, a,aM pasa. s,. ail, -..ci
EUR sNLE-A sLooP AND TWO s,hoon.
or,ia,ns Apply "r.'r' 3d. + .., River
ToE SALE CIIrir-TuE nQruR hND
4 grocery rt.r., % Smith ave, hu 4t,' ava 4,,h
INoE SALE OR EN,HANGE-25 YorNg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-16

WANTED-LA,,D,IIEaSS Ia, IaS "a TAuSlir .t, .lso ITO or- %
,t..l o, oil kinds OF work Hal r.r. me
I,'ei-l Ireudel at.r learning. Al employ,T aalu.el
,tL ,,rarrt tiv ~ ii 81 stanton ~ nsaf Alien -.
u-O.4ttflri sl.tA
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IyTAyTrD-LAuIES TofLFARN TO or

WANrED-lo oNSASP ! Z, ia LAD'Ga a.o. i& 52
Oc,l and S7th ste. remember 49, IT 'rt where u"G
clean, press and wire ladies' Str.w h"nn'l~ ' =,
cents; Misses boomers, mruorS nn' 'l .", "a -
fancy hats cleaned aud pleaset a.. 1'
aentlemen leaving hats at Tile .'uht.M,-, ''.
be sure Of having the same rutun1.. .1 D.. ,."''"i
al hats are numbered. GEORGE IlNldAN'
mh1O 2lacs
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EElCsaUN $
- CAINRIC ENGINra.

sac, c'uu1mi .., r,Iu.rs. i'.pu ,uacr, us's uo
water. r,.H,u,- u.iy !.., Docs u.t II., e., rlt,a
g iu Ira-ro, aud is roi4A, flr Al. Ls., mechanical
work.
Etcss.n Clor,, IN Inc AGENCY.
ny q .tUH'ul lfI UU..U 81
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CHARLES il. GREEN
Bakers Wanted.
Dr.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PnIVATE DISEASES.

- 49, nR KING, formerly OF New York 70
Ntf .l. tae last four years 81 LoulaVliic, ~.
~ aud who has devoted Die aiicnti0rii
the oaimont OF private diseases ur 80 years dltte
himself having attended 20 practice Tor mani
years, and cure % many Thousands, Pc la eulhied
cure an d1oa1el Of private nature uo matter h0p
bad they may be from inudcQus medical treatment,
OF from neglect Of their own. ur Kings Dspeu6arv<
so 81 teaflrrE between lerfy Afd .4u sluuFu,
acond Story, Wherv be cures al diseases OF private
nature
oonorhea oufBd Without aaassluh modirmus o. lp.
euorguco with business
STRUCTURES OF old ur rocont date, gi'octually cured
Tow days, by an operation which causes 10 pain.
Where a atrictrrs exists health cAnaut he gnioycdl
Perhaps uo disease oauaos more cllchlcl ana uulssi
u mes ihe constitution 40 much.
HyphNg, with so thc diseases 0i tho Etin, gruNlpf
Gus or neglect or bad traainenf, can o. enociuaiy
cured Oh a few dayf
g-aiaGl Watts.l --rarticulaf attention having been
Fvtu % this d1uaee aud an me Consequences HruNinF
oui al H. brought in many canes hy ue deauuCiiVa
habits ui inoauEiteair youths, and excessive mdur
gencc OF tho passions, neEeci Of Nhicn will uudod
mine she constellation, rendering the subject uunt CO..
hualneEs or soclUty and sing premature OLD age.
femaieE Who may DO Iatcrng Ilh any diilcullY
ho Womb may resi- assured Immediate relief
Pef6ouH residing abroad BY writing and stating then
case With uira Uucoaed direct 10 d. "A. kur, no -
neldcrct street. kariF ie Tenn, Ui have the ucoe-
rarT mcficu1a sent 90 their adfrosr, Olhoe h1lT
i1m o'cIaos iu toe mnfallf untN lu me ageuinr,
ai1ie.tdAap
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-13

THE CRoPs rN ENd1AND. Tho weather
has been very wet for some days
in the southern and midland counties in
England, materially interfering with
harvest operations; but in the north it
had been dry and warm and very faver-
able for the crops, The Mark Lane
Express admits that the more that
is known Of the wheat crop The less
satisfactory docs il appear The Agri-
cultural Gazette gives a large number Of
special reports, and comes to the con-
clusion that, the whea crop is the worst
for several years that barley is barely
am average that oats are fair average,
aud that beans and peas are generally
good
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-13

MORE BIO GuNs.-The Fort Pitt Works
are turning out the immense fifteen inch
guns now at the rate of three a week.
These guns weigh each in the rough
10000 pounds, and apart from the diff
Guilty of casting, the labor Of handling,
turning and finishing such a mass of
metal must be immense. There are four
of these guns now in the lathes, aud by
the time these are out others will be
ready to take their places. II is the in
tentiOn to turn out three a week, we be-
lieve, for the balance of the year, These
guns are intended for the new "Moni-
tor and are the most formidable OF
their character in the world Arrange
ments are now in progress for casting 2
twenty inch gun, This latter gun will
throw ball OF one thousand pounds,
and is expected to have range Of four
miles,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-13

From several passengers, who arrived
from Tyree Springs yesterday, we learn
that party Of about seventy Fed
eral infantry, with three pieces Of cannon,
were fred upon yesterday, from a thick
wood, ne ar Tyree Springs, by large
body Of rebels, with muskets and artil-
lery, The firing was returned briskly,
and the rebels soon retreated. On our
side, Quartermasier, Lieutenant, and
private were wounded, two Of them Sc
yerely. One Confederate was killed,
another severely wounded, at least but
as the assailing party was sheltered by
thick underground, it was impossible
20 ascertain the whole extent of their
loss. Our artillery shelled the woods
thoroughly. Our informant thought that
they were Michigan troops.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-13

SloI, NeDowrLi.-The TaLIlaH Of
Sunday, contains letter purporting TO
give the particulars Of the difficulty be
tween SIGrr and MCDowEI, reported
some days ago. The substance Of IL is.
that Sigel, while engaging the enemy
observed Mcdowell waving a h9ndkor-
chief 20 the rebels he Immediately
rode up and demanded an explanation.
The reply being very insulting, Sigel re-
sentcd it with a pistol shot The ball
striking McDoWclps scabbard.
This statement purports 20 come from
an eyewitness Of the occurrence. The
Nolksblatt also states that Sigel, disgust
cd with the corruption and ineillciency Of
the military commanders 10 the East will
resign if not relieved from service in
that quarter ,p. Ga.die.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-13
Justices Court.

JOINS BROWNE, P.tf1 ln q a1't before q. ~
Va. HIufheafa. "a Iuafiea do Il....r
fusr, Def. ! for Davidson County, Tenu
Tha p,a ntl, Juhn Browne. in this action having
ob4lu'i nm Attachment lqainst tho dad.udsnt. AZ
4rsei hud 'ned % Constable John A.. Cover and D.
TURNED hy him, lryisd on suudrr arris of rhsfti--
hrlonrinF % the defendant and on motion of rIU.
un Do appearing io tho Gati.hrtlou of laid Ji.tc.
that t1o dci ndnhf De- nonre dout ~ ono gfato or
l-rnessee Dc 10 ordered laai pubiilatoh De- made f-
TOUR fuoc aro woke in ueH paper Published n 600
city " hrah siI.e called the "Union.H warnfrr uas
DESCENDANT O. appear heilrd gad JusiCa 0n tba llia
day oi bepitmuFri 1872 and Plead, anrucr. on drmur
% sad attnchmeut, oulerEise the case t.lI BE- I'D
down Cor Trial oE parts on that DAY
q. NJ sUUrHc4TT TP
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were biyouacked under the trees, heinz
without tents. Some Of the soldiers told
Us that Gen. Lees headquarters were
about q mile distant. We saw jackson,
who was dressed very little different from
a priyate. de has no extensive stat, but
has couriers taken from Che ranks. as We
conyersed with one Of them, who was
intelligent and communicative.
We saw Gen. Fitzhugh Lee on We'd
nesday at Fairfax c. H., where a large
body Of Stuaris cavalry arc stationed.
The last rebel yideties were stationed
about three miles beyond Falls Church.
One of them told me he had q New York
Herald Of the day before, and TO remove
a doubt expressed he showed il to me.
A rebel lieutenant told us that they
had shot o courier bearing dispatches
from General Halleck to Gen. Pope and
were therefore advised Of The calling in
Of our forces 10 Washington
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-13

We learn from the Cincinnati CONNER
eiql that an order was issued by Col. j..
v. GUTHRE, on Monday, directing the
arrest Of the she rebels in Coyington and
vicinity, who have let no opportunity pass
to insult Federal soldiers going on 10
their premises for the purpose Of procur-
ing water Men, who may offend in like
manner, will also be arrested and con-
fined ia The county Jail. A building has
been selected in which the women will
be placed for safe-keeping.
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Justices Court.
NAoS cHATFirrO & woODs. rlaintia-)

NmoN cHArrirtp woOps Plainua.,)
vs.
u. q. 0aHrwn, Defendant
In a snit before q. NJ southrntr, Jn.t.-a Of cha
Pcsco Cor Davidson County, Tennessee.
The planun, nixon, Chataald & wo1is, iu tbis
action having obtained an Attachment agninst tbb
defendant, j. o. Griffith, and issued % Constable
John ~. Cover, and rethrned by him, levied ou sun
dry articles Of furniture belonging b. the defendant
Hnd ON motion Of plaintiffs hy counsel, 10 appearing
90 mo satisfaction OF said Justice. that tho defendant
y nonfeid0nt Of the st1io of Tchncsaoo it o. or.
dnred thai publication b. mado fur four mCresslso
WleE in uoWdplpcr published in ths cIty OF NASH
VINO called tho Union, warning the defendant o.
Boz aud appear before Faid Justice On mo 2lh dly of
September, 1872, and Plead answer cot demur 90 said
attachment, otherwise thc clIef ull be- 4st down F
trial ca VaIie on that day
q. n. SoUTnGATr. Ir.
Auru1i 2l-t, ls0l-iiw. pT.. fsa. gaHa.
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No. 9S Cherry Street Nashville. Tenn.

V'HiS AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities IN, ,t,
sucoessiul prosecution aud settlcment of ~"
mands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, it conductors having had sovor,t
years experience in tho management of claim. A..
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the rteer.
tive Departments at Wa .hiugtop. ami being thor
oushly acquainted and familiar with the laws and
regulation governing thoir adjustment
Particular attention viii ho given Go cases ,r.,,.
ONT of tho present war; Including the account. 1f
States, 'ontracfofs, and Discussing Omosr. of Ar
War and NUy departments, aud for . Coitect-
Ing, Drilling, and Organizing Vol.
untecrs," thr raiphur emrut of (which b author.
ifod ly lu act af Cousrcssi CLAIMS FoR linden
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN ron
PUBLIC Uses, OR FOR DAMAGES no suCn
PROPERTY, for n rsea lost On mo service, ana flr
military Pay, Pensions, ana bounty
Land.
We give special attention O. procuring PEN
stonS, Bounties. oto, accruing 10 soldier.
who have been wounded, contracted al oase, or tle
families Of such az have died. OF boon Killed. while la
the Discharge OF their line ofdri' as such during the
present war
Special care viii ai.0 Do gyon 90 el,ip,s .t,i,t
have boon hsrotofou fteieotsd or suspenae5
by ihe Departments on IncncientIy uanayc1
Qaaricrmastor's Receipts siycn fi Property t.tss
for the use of the Army, 70 arranglng Acponrts Nh,
introducing Claims against she cur,sfmasior'. do
plrimout
Au Claims placed 30 our hands roeoigo our Prom,
Personal Attention, thereby see,trlng mnnv
which, In the hands Of an Attorney NJ any distant
point frequently prove unsuceossnd
Aside from tlls doldol advantage DOR daily i,t.,
course with all The Departments onabies a. IN ma.
case. 20 obtain decisions much moro rlcoiny tho,
who're al communication aud oihor necessary do,aH
must Do oonducisl through tho mails.
rothia end, ws e,lr.t ypu Co forward q, ID, ana, on
All cases ofauch character you may fron limo Co ti.e
have presented, and, a. Is our custom, vo VIVA M.
niah you with an tho necessary Lauta. ana v,.,
required Instructions
h'rhar.' mado IN any case unlrrl ncco.tai.
Ailrrst cnAmrs ID. oHErV.
30 81 Cherry Street
10 N|.
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THEArnE-W notice that tonight is
set apart for a benefit 70 Mr.. CLAUDE
HAMILTON II the old adage Is true that
good wine needs no BUSH" then II is a
self-eyideni fact that Mr.. HAMmToS needs
NO commendaiion from US TO acquaini the
psgblic with his merit. That he is an
industrious and pains-taking artistic, eY-
cry one who has visited the theatre this
season is perfectly aware. We trust that
tonight he will be greeted with full
house The bill offered is one Of the
most attractive Of the season. We refer
our readers 20 the advertisement in an
other column for particulars.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-13

We would like TO communicate some
military Information toour readers, could
we do so without detriment TO the public
service We will content ourselves with
stating that there is a vast force Of Fed
eral troops in Kentucky. Besides Gen.
BUfLL's force, and over forty thousand
new levies, large and well drilled army
will soon be there. We feel confident
that all win be we'll
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SAVE YouR MoSEY.-During these war
times it is the duty Of AL TO save as
much as possiblei 20 per cent Of your ex-
pensos can be saved by exchanging your
Grccnbacks for Tennessee money as in
a majority Of cases s. in the best Ten
nessee Bank bills viii 60 quite as far as
So in any other money. This exchange
can be made on the best terms at the Ia
surauce 0nice Of W. j MGpE on College
street Opposite SeBanee House,
Aug2T-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-13

HEADoUARTERs PRovosT GUARD,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 9th, 1864
From this date, the sale of intoxica-
ting liquors, (spirituous, malt or vinous)
wholesale or retail, publicly Or privately,
is forbidden in the city Of Nashville and
vicinity.
This order is positive, and applies
alike to Hotel, Restaurant, Saloon Bar
room, Grocery and Gfaggery, and any
violation Of il will be summarily pun
ished ALYAN c. GILLEM,
Col. LIST Tenn. nifty,
sepl0-5t Provost Marshal.
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rIgn1 az $40 Miyer nrIdge.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. Z, 1862--The passcn-
ger train for bowling Green, which let
at seven o'clock this morning, returned
from this side Of Shepardsville, twenty
miles south Of there, bringing reports that
the small Union force, in stockades, pro-
tecting Salt river bridge, were attacked
this morning by large force Of rebel
cavalry, with artillery, supposed TO be
mountain howitzers When our inform
ants left there was heavy musketry and
cannonading. Reinforeements have been
sent from here, but the bridge will pro-
badly be destroyed before their arrival.
No Geographic communication now exists
with a1y point south Of Louisville
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-13

Mr. G D WHITwo bas assumed the
control Of our city subscription list He
win see that the UNION is delivered regu-
larly 10 city subscribers every morning
Tie viii also make collections promptly,
at least every two weeks No money
taken but Tennessee, or par funds
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The following Is ono Of the qmanoipa.

The following is ono Of the emaneipa.
ton passes issued by Gen. Conris to
colored family who had been prosecuted
by The rebels and forced to do service in
the rebel cause
HrpcuARTERs AE1y OF THE SoUu-l
WEsr, Helena, Ark, July Is, 1852.
SPECIAL ORDER, No. 23.--Youug Rice
and family, colored persons, formerly
slaves, having by direction Of their own
ers been engaged N the rebel service, are
hereby coniscated as being contraband
Of war; and not being needed in the
pWblic service, are permitted to pass the
pickets Of this command northward, and
are forever emancipated from q master
who permitted them to assist in an at
tempt to break up the government and
laws Of our country.
BY command Of Major-General Curtis,
j. G. BUEDY, Lieut.. and A. d. G.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

an Subscribers IN ARREARS to the Npst-
riHs DAMN USioN are respectfully re-
qnesled % pay The Rlwe AgsH, or call
and settle Al the Office. % their paper will
be discontinued
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NAsHylLLn, TESN.,

4NAehN llaAks AENN.s
September 10, 1862.
Hereafter any citizen found IN the
streets Of Nashville between the hours Of
o P. NJ and reyeiIle (daylighD without a
written pass, viii be arrested and con-
fined. Passes TO be out after o'clock p
NJ. will only be granted at the Headquar-
ters Of the Major General Commanding
BY command OF
Msjor-General THOMAS.
ALvAy c. GnLDl,
Colonel lst Tennessee Inf,
seple Provost Marshal.
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Mr.. Joseph nyers surprised the citi-
zens of Detroit, on Wednesday night, by
mounting a hog and riding through Tie
streets, 20 the music of the animals un-
earthly squeaks. In justice 90 Mr. Byers
Il should be stated that he was c5 d'Ll-
Bile, and so fast asleep that he did not
become conscious Of the ridiculous fig
ure be was cutting until the poFker tum.
BLEED him into the river