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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-04

HEADQUARTERS lsT Tenn. CAvALRY,(
NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug. %, 1862. (
orders No, G..
Al! officers recruiting for this Regiment,
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters 4 report showing the strength
of the party, 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 MURRAY, LIST Lieut.. & Adiutant,
lat Tenn. Cavalry. Aug. 23-tG
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4 gentleman from Russellville informs
US that be heard The contents Of the
Louisville journal Of the 9th Of septem-
bar reported by an acquaintance BUuI's
force was at Louisville at that date.
BRAGG was at Springfield, in Washington
county. There had been no engagement,
but number Of skirmishes had taken
place.
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Justices Court.
NnoN, CaATrIrLO a wO0Ds, pIaluur,0

vs.
. o. GRUuTH, Defendant
In suit before G NJ sduthel,t, a Justlre Of tho
Peace for Davidson County Tennessee
The plaintiffs, Nixon, Chltdel3 G Woods. 10 This
action having ohtai Iod An Attachment atamst Inc
deisi dant, }. U. Grnith, and ISSUED 60 Constable
john y. Howcr, and returned by HIM, leyiol ou sun.
dry article Ot furniture ION INK t1 The dafnIant.
aud on motion Of plautfs, by counsel b. apnmriug
" tho ntist,cnon Of said Justice that the ueisndant
L. nonresident OF the state oi Tennessee. 70 Is
derad that publication bs made f1r four successive
weeks IN newspaper published iu The Clty az Nash
yiilc called the Union, warning the defendant to
BE- and appear before said Justice on the 2jh dag
september, 1852, ami plead answer, " deinur b. i
attachment, Otherwise the cause viii be- set down for
trail ca parte on that day.
NJ sOUTHGATE JP.
August 2lst, lsO2 -itw prs. Zee, s3O0
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEADQRs LIST REG. Mn TENN. Vol. CAV,
CAMP CAMPBELL, Oct. 2. 1862
General Ode, No. 81

General OUier No. g.
1t is with pleasure the Col. Command
ing compliments the Regiment on its
good behavior before the enemy on tho
morning Of the list inst. The complete
success with which the enemy was
driven from his camp, in which he left all
his stores, is only the beginning of more
important deeds, and he hopes TO have
the pleasure of sharing in all the honors
as well as hardships. ''.'.
BY order of Col STOKES.
j. MURPHY, LIST. It. & Adjt Oct4-lt
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DOUBTFUL-wILD CAT.
Refuse the Issues OF NIL hanks
mentioned below.

The following Tennessee Banks are broken, OF
have boon wound up and their Notes, u any are
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville
teutrdl Rank Of Tennessee Gt Nashville
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Mechanics Pank, az Memphis
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis
Exchange Bank, at Murfrresboru.
Miners, aud Manufacturer Bank, at KnONyil
Rank u Fast Tennessee, az Knoxville
Bank of Treutun, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at DiuirIge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at TaYew.l
Bank Of Azewcl at Taztwell
Lawrenceburg Bank at Lawrenccburg
Citzeus' Bank, at Memphis
Bank Of America, At Clarksvine
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When the rebel army came North,
they came jubilantly singing, My Mary
land! My Maryland! but after a short
interview with General Mcclellan, they
changed the tune to Oh carry me back
to Old Virginia.
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"grape editing" has been sprouting
on the streets day or two, that Gen.
Buell. has been superseded. We attach
no credit 10 Il whatever. d.
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HE4DQUARTERs u. =. FoRcEs,)
Nashville, Oct. !, 1862. (

General Order No. g..
/. Numerous complaints are made to
these Headquarters ofsearches on private
premises and seizures Of private proper
~ by unauthorized persons
ii. Hereafter no searches or seizures
shall be made unless first approved at
these Headquarters All private proper
ty seized for the use of the Government,
must be turned over TO the Post Commits
sAry or Quartermastcr, as the case may
be, and properly accounted for.
BY command of
Btigadier- General NEGLEY
JAMES A. LowRIE,
Captain and A. A. g.
Oct2-3t
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Federal officers who treat rebels, no
matter what their position may be, %
their superiors, deserve richly to have
their faces blacked and be put TO work
for the traitor TO Whtm they crouch.
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Let every soldier aud officer in the
Federal army aud all loyal citizens scorn
TO truckle TO any man or woman who is
engaged in the great conspiracy against
freedom,
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General HARoISo arrived here yesier-
day from Johhson's Island, being re-
leased on parole, TO the observation Of
which he Is bound in the sum Of $4,000.
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We learn that Judge GUfLb has ar
rived at his home In GAllatin, aud will
take the oath Of allegiance 10 the Foder-
al Government.
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Those who embark in a wicked cru
SADIE against The country, cannot get
their wills, but they had better make
their Wills. ...
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NpFpsSpEScE woy

II is universally acknowledged that
the enlarged prospects Of happiness open
ed by the confirmation Of our indepen-
dence and sovereignty, almost exceed the
power of descriptiOn..--1783.
The foundation Of q great empire is
laid and please myself with The per-
suasion that Providence will not leave i,s
work imperfect.--1786.
The establishment Of our new govern,
meut seems 70 be the last great expert
ment for promoting human happiness by
. reasonable compact in civil society. II
was to be, in the FIRST instance, in con-
siderable degree, government Of accOm-
mediation as we'll - a government Of
laws 1890.
NoMgSrous INFLUENCE or rue RgvoIU-
TIoS.
The preservation Of the sacred Ere ct
liberty, and Of the Republican mode Of
Government, are justly considered as
deeply, perhaps as finally, stalSed ON the
experiment intrusted to the hands Of the
American people
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NEW MUSIC.
Here's Y our Mule!"

A Ntw COMIC CAMP sONG and CHORUS. which
- BE- oonul lu bo the most p'pu1r Song iu print,
CHmp ut1u, can 90 sent by mol b. AZ, a RI ,i ~
county, oH reC.tI ct 10 cents IA STEMS
Az this song has brcome very Popular througl,out
tho camp SutIcrs ard hsWsh'psT 10 iefs would do
hr had az re- souaUs rates
Also, NEW SONGS;
l0ue Grave by the Saa.... BY WIuIar, H..
pm Lookiug ur lilm Home, ........ -
kvatg ulo-t0'0 aud Cllrus,.....
The hudsus Farewell, or tl8 soldiers Rstrotbss
benut,fIi Ballad
Ju'uita W W meta splendid variations
silver OF PoAa - ,lIsut, and ult dnir8It--hy
h.sa VIA ~
q. Il. BEAUMAN.
~ UNION alHEET,
5uooessor 70 O. -, aENsOS.
July Ih-G
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The United States officer or soldier
or drummer boy, who fawns upon rebels,
.s poltrOon and a bastard, aud unworthy
the Bamo of American.
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Marshal's Sale.

by virtue of three writs Of n ia ~ me directed
ID from The Circuit Court of the United States fIr
NE Middle District %, nnncssCe, ], D. r GlasCocs ,
Marsh 90 and lor said patrict, VIII xpufc 90 public
sale 20 the hlghust bidder for cash, a t1r Court
n use door u Tue Cty Of Nashville on ne lsh day
" October 1862 al The rgm ttr, oiauu aud iuterrs
which noble IT, Ellis, has in and tu the fo WINK DO.
sgr.htl piece or parcel ui hand tp-Wt n the lJtu DIS
uci OF Davidson county, Tennessee, ir ntng On the
West side Of Rncna Vista flfuiiso ROAD about wv
miles from Nashville, ooIudst ~ nows esInuWg
AZ stake n the centre of said Tuup ke roa az tIr
Northeast corner or hlKWoll BoJuuE or y as Ave
acrcs aui runs With the NORTH Inc OF said ave acre
tact, South TiA deg West 20 6s 100 poles To stake
on l1sley line; thone wuh Bosley's llue 'onh q
deg Wrst 2lo 10 100 poes 90 stake, Garner a o
ifsfi N eight au arrrs $50 hy q. a. sauce afd las
a. owen Co Ju. Whtwurih, IrutHo iur davidson
county thence with the SIUt lime 81 same, sluih
il4 DOC Elst O. 90 90 poles 20 stake n Che centre
of hu,ua Vista pike r1ai thence along uire of sai 4
ROAD Is deg, 70 40 400 potts 90 tho beginning, c1
hlulug acres 100 square pl.es more or lrtt fAi
property ing Cyled upon 60 satisfy lpdmo r. IA "a
yor OF g. Peters a o.. Winston, 50 q am J1 nsIn A
Clark, Kicker Clark, rendered Boz said C1I q. ol te
Both day " April, 1892, against the SAID Eiai lL1
8usannah Moore, AdminstrutJr of G. G. Munr0 90
/ ooaBoi, Sale 90 take place o. 10 o'lloyk A d
h, Is. 6LAaoU-h,
soplGiH MsEna X u g.
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washington'a Political Ma1ina

4 friend has kindly offered to Gull
few Of the golden maxims Of WASHING
TON, occasionally for our columns. We
publish the second Of the series this
morning. The young especially should
listen TO these voices OF our greatest dead.
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Complete, thorough universal aud
entire subiugation Of traitors first, and
then Cancellation at our leisure. SD
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Notice.

A GENTLEMAN aud his wife can be accommodated
"A with gOoi room (by furnishing thu same) at Q
No, Boarding House IN convenient part or tn,
city by apply ing at this Office sep.3n-!2t
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The hwnblest loyal soldier is the su-
periOr Of the wealthiest and most pre-
tentious traitor.
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PROCLAMATION Of the Governor.

by virtue " The power and authority 10 me ,cs-
~ tod, az Military Goyvrnor ~ The State Of Ten
nessce, do hereby appoint the iu wing pnr-0ns %
hold and exercise O. mnctoa, If the respou tive o.
aces attached 90 hs and thnr names, and 10 IorilTm
he duties thereof UccuIdmg t"iaw, 10 wit.
FInsr WARD.
John Cnrpcr, Alderman James Turner snd VIM,
Roberts, Councilman
sEroNp WAhn.
Jos Roth, Ahcrmun, q. NJ Southgat' and A.
Myers tnuuc.lmen.
THIRD WAEB.
pa Muoy. Alderman. Andrew Anderson aud
Alex. Mcdaniel, tolncIhnpn.
YOUTH wAuB.
II @ scuvcl, Alderman. L. % Hun and Charles
Sayorf C'uucimen,
FWTH wAED.
" 3. Cheatham, Alderman. j. n. Know lcs and "
A. hCC clandr Councilmca
sHrH wAb
N. NJ. irien, Alderman. T J. Narhrough aud
Wm. pr.yuT, CouuCIlInen.
sEyES1H WAHp.
". q H.. Claiborne, Alderman. Vim Stewart and
Thoa Cratdy, Couurilmen.
rIaUru wAEB.
Jos Smith, Advrmau, Wan, H0ily and VIM.
Stubofn, uoIn0ilmeu,
- rs TFsTinosT WuERrop, have here
q unto 500 my hand end caused Ono Gront
{ 49, seal Of che state tD Do aia1sd, 90 Mash.
~ yiln, Iris uc 0bdr 1st l8G2
ANDREW JOHNSON GUvEaRBH
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of two wris Of i ia, to me dlrectt by
ID the Circuit Court Of tho ULtel States, Tor the
Middle Dstr &C Of leunessee, l, I. e. Clsso0cG Mar
shal 10 aud for i'd Distrct VIII ,ose forsalc pub
hCly, 20 tho CHEST bidder. on Tho l8th day OF O,tO
Der 1862, at The Court H0uss door, 10 the city Of
Nashville, an me right, title, g. q IN, aud interest
VII ch John q. Mckinley has In and 20 the following
dtaCrih "a lIta arccs OF Ian ia Die town Of Mur
focsboTo, Rutherford county, St.tooi nnns 10
gether with The buildings and improvem nd on thc
same, viz Tt containing by estimation $3.50 "a raTu
feet, fronting IS fe.t on the public square 10 Ma b.
frocsb1ro, rum ing back uorhHard from said square
100 feet without building %, vest boz said j. G.
NICK hey by deed registered Ia bNrk p of The Rrpit
ter ~ Rutherford county, rage Goa blsh v tesig-
mat o Boo Che original Ian % said tuNu ui MurIrCrs
horo ~ NJ 10, beginning alta stare, Southeast ,Oruyr
of said lot, running thence West $50 feet 60 stake
thence west llk f.ut tO ". C. etchei's corner,
thruce no Oh &c feet % stake ou the street th nee
est Nith the street o. the uurthwyst corner OF tho
Pres'yteuun Cualch ihenco south 1870 feet g. the
beg uuing, vested IN sad Mckinney hy Decd rci istrr
ed book o. page 5}l; a lot 90 Murfre,sborU bouut
ed 3s follows beginning With stake "a feet north of
said MCKnlcy's southaest corner f bot purUhased
from Jones thence west 1896 foot 10 H. street,
thence north sOE fe.t 10 sukr, with slld street,
corner Of ot Formerly owned by lcser thence east
$50, feet stuk a. thuiCe. south 10 he beginniug
vested In said Mckinley by decd reg u. tired IN hook
pig 100; aud Tot boaud'd as follows beginning on
nOrthN"st conner of lot owned by James mellow q,
o.. ruuuiug thence Forth with the street IS fret t0
te corner of tho street, tuDnCl east th tur atrpt
~ feet 90 a stake thence south 55 feet 90 stalk un
said McnoVols limo, thnUci west with said limo h
feet 10 The b-glnu.us, vested Boa said NICK Ny
deed registered M book g. RACES $40, 8tl. SAID mo.
perry being Cyied upon O. satisfy lutgm ut ~ favor
ot pv COuTcy, Ldnur ado 60 arunst J o. n Kin.
Icy, and Judgment o. favor uf Meador au IS a. .
against Hal Mckinney, rendered in Fad Court uu
lh' 3Uth day OF April 1862, ana Ou thr lst ,ay OF
My, 1862. sale N take place % ~ O'Clock, a. NJ
T.. n GIA-IOCk
s'pl2l4L q. S. Marshal, N D.
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NASHVILLE TYPomApHI0Af. UNION 80.
1.-The regular Monthly Meeting of this
Society will be- held on Monday next the
9Th prox. The zines for absence will be
rigidly enforced. .....
BY order Of the President.
w. MULLINS,
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W, have no further news from Ken
lucky All eyes are now turned anxious
ly to that quarter. We will issue our
earliest news IN an extra.
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Commercial.
tFrom lhofiueinnaii COMMERCIAL sofeRia 4 z
Commercial and Monetary

WtnNEspAr EyEsise, sept ~
Gold was plIced uouiiualy 40 rbthcf higher az
urss to-day, but thor increase IN the amount
handed. II prem may now be regarded As the ont.
side buNlng rate, md 80 prem. the settling
The dem mi Treasury Notrs-0ld issue-arp also
higher, though Irregular. Some II the buyers bid up
A. high as 10 prom. whilsi others mada II prem
thctr extreme figure. Bot very Tow oiei ne.
Exchange was iu hettr request and the market
Is hrmor with more Of the doHlCr sdhorng W 3
prem. selling.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
A few Quartermaster's Vouchers. Also,
a few thousand dollars in gold for sale.
Enquire at Office of Commercial Hotel.
Sept Soft
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AsshrlAE Mniua.
SATURDAY MORNING. OCT, 4. 1862
Communication.

We have sevoSal communicate which
We are compelled to Icy over for suisse
quent Issues. I.. r.I -U..f. .r
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Government Claims.
ANDREW McCLAIN

WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION To THE
w collection Of claims of every kind against the
Government Of tho uuitcl stats ntrustod to his
care.
OFFICE ON UNION STREET,
between rolega and Cherry streets Gun stsirs) over
iork's Book Store, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
REFFERENCESt
Dlriion coua,y-Elvard n East, samuel T. Hare,
Horace n. harrison, A. j. duncan.
Nilsson county Hon, Jordan Stokes.
Smith con.ty--ur. F. n. Gordon, j. W. Bowen.
BekGB couRtV-tol. W B. Stolos.
Warren coUaty-Robert Cain, George J. Stublshel1.
lIhiis c0u7ty--Wilam Bosom.
Rahegford cotOig-EdWar1 l.. JOrdon, william Il
Tally.
Betlfo~d couH'y--William II. Wisener.
Marshall couhiy-Abner Steel.
SuiRHer o0iRty Bale Peyt0n Thomas Trimble
JacksoR cltmtg-Dayid shep.e rd.
hda rsl7essee-Ilon. T. A. Il Nelson, Hon Robert
Mckinney. sePl6lln.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YoaS, Feb %. The Times Washing
ton dispatch says Gen. Mcclellan has received
dispatch from ;be West, confirming the report
that Nashville is taken By Gen. Buell. army
and stating that the rebels have fallen back on
Murlreesboro, thirty miles South from Nash
Vile.
Col Kerrigan ha. been dismissed from the
service.
Tic House by an emphatic vote to-day, for.
bid officers OF the army and navy To decide the
right OF property and re'urn fugitive slaves
The Heraids Washington dispatch says, yes
terday slight ,kirmish took place at Mason s
Neck. in which two Of our mon were KILLED and
another wounded The loss Of the rebels is not
aSccrt uncd.
The Executive Session Of the Senate to-day,
was occupied exclusively with the consideration
OF the Mexican embroglio. No conclusion was
arrived At. The nomination OF Gen. Scott as
additional Envoy Extraordinary uad Minister
! Plenipotentiary, has not been acted upon. The
confirmation of the nomination depends upon
the action taken in the Senate, in regard to the
recommendation Of the President in regard to
! Mexican affairs.
IL is understood that shallow craft OF various
kinds are being prepared BY the Government
| They are for use on the Potomac
February % Notice to the public IS issued
by the Commissioners appointed by the Prcsi-
dent to represent the interests Of America u,
the Worlds Fair in London, through Secretary
Seward that Congress having declined TO adopt
measures to further National representation
their authority has ceased They have adj
vsed British Commissioners that there will be
no general participation by our citizens, but
at the same time recommended to the consdera-
ton Of The Royal Commissioners such work.
Of industry anu art as may be- presented by m
dvdual eXortlons.
The Secretary of War has issued an order It
the Chiefs of Police IN the different cities ant
towns, that all newspapers, editors AMI publish
crs have been forbidden 70 publish any iutcln
geuce received by telegraph, or otherwise, X
speeting military operations by United State
forces. They are instructed il violated by am,
paper to seize ito whole edi and give no
lice to the War Department tuat aIr,s.o may
be ordered,
Mag. Ferdinand Lecomp., yesterday formally
Z received hia appointment GA Gta. McCleli~n
stad lie is considered one eli the most intelh
! gent aud energetic officers IN the swiss service
and is known rs au author as wen as soldiet-
, he ohmlugd leave Of absence from his oWl
government to enter our army.
\ reduction Il TO ZEE made IN lie salaries u
ntya! effects.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04
Official Bulletin.

It is ordered First, That special commits
ZION OF two p rsous, ONE OF military rank and
the other IN civil lite, be appointed TO examine
the cases OF the State prisoners remaining IN
the military custody OF the United States, and
TO determine whether, IN view of the public
safety and the existing rebellion, they should
he discharged or remain in military custody, or
be remauded to the civil tribunals lor trial,
Scoad, that Ma.or.Gen, John A. Dix com
mandng in Baltimore. and the Hon. Edward
Pierpont OF New York, be, and they hereby are
appointed commissioners for the purpose above
mentioned, ana they are authorized to examine
here and determine the case aforesaid tx parte,
and, in u summary manner at such times and
places ls IN their discretion they may appoint.
liy order OF the President.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04
vi : NT M IWNl
Secretary OF War

We have received from the Publishers Geo,
/ Dix &co., 20 Washington Street Boston, a
neat pocket edition of the" Constitution of the
United States, Declaration of Independence,
aud Washingtons Farewell Address" bound
together in muslin, printed in lair clear text,
and making most convenient book for refer
cnca in these times when the principles OF the
Constitution arc 50 frequently referred to, the
truths of the Declaration are 50 often denied
and now By hundreds of thousands Of rebels in
arms--and the advice OF the Father oil his Coun
try is 50 much needed to call his descendants
back to their allegiance to the Government to
whose establishment he 80 much c)ntriba ted -
Mailed to any address on receipt Of - cents,
or copies Tor 81, 90 prepaid.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04
Green 1T. frecman
MONTPELIER, VT.
Tuesday Morning, March 4, 1862.
Stanton VS.. Mcclellan

There are at least two editors Of our eOtem-
porary, the Watchnan One Of these editors,
Mr. Walton, is at Washington. The others, we
suppose, arc nearer home We have been 80
extremely unfortunate as 10 disagree with the
latter, in some remarks upon Secretary Stanton 5
IDEAS respecting inactivity upon the Potomac.
We fod ourselves, however, nearly IN accord
with the real editor. Mr. Walton, who writes
to his paper, under date Of the Dist inst, as
follows
Perhaps you have observed the letter Of thanks
rom the Secretary Of War to General Lander ;
and perhaps, to-, you have observed that it is,
iniercntially, severe censure upon all Gene.
rails VINO have permitted the mud to prevent op-
eratlons against the enemy. The inference may
Ne q llttle too sharp but am persuaded that
YOU may take it as u proof that the Admins
raion, as well as the Secretary, demands quick
and sharp work from the army. Gen. McClel-
ian cannot much longer delay if he would. |
think he would not if he could. The army of
The Potomac is WIDE awake over the news from
the South and West.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-04

81 Louis, Feb. %. A Fort Donelson DE-.
patch to the Demoera, dated yesterday says, Is
boat just from Chrksllle reports the eyacua-
ton of Nashville The Union citizens of that
place sent q boat to Uarksylle, which towed ~
one OF our gunboats for their protection The
rebels with COY. Harris, reiterated to Murfrees
boro, Harris burnt all the state documents
before leaving.
Gen Grant has declared martial law over
West Tennessee, With the understanding that
when u sufficient number of the citizens Of the
State return 10 their allegiance, aad show dc.
sire To maintain law and order over the terri.
tory, all military restrictions shall withdrawn.
Postal facilities are extended to Chrksfiilc. aud
the maui bags will follow the dag,