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B. B. COMMON & BRO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 5 COLLEGE STREET
New stock Just received ana for sRle
low 20 close out cOnsignments.
2OO APPS coxNoR BRO
Ifl(l boxes SALT, Tor sale by
% sps coNNoR BRO.
Az sPs '' -' - $50 ooNNoR BRO.
I'D apps ' ~ ~ ' S6SosNoR BRO.
lou apps ' '6oNNoR BRO.
OO apps COMMON BRO.
OO sps COMMON BRO.
IL apps ooNNoR q BRO
10 half chests TEA, for sale by 1..,.,,
IL APPS CONNER BRO
IO bo1es Yeast POWDERS, for safe BY
~ APPS Common 4 BRO.
81 c.sks SODA, for aalO ~
~ APPS OeNNoR = BIO.
100 gross MAroHfs, for sale By
20 Sps 0oSNoR & BRO
ZO APPS CoNNoR & CO.
Ia Sps coNNoR q BRO.
10 kits SALMON, rr sale by
~ apS OONNOB a BRO.
. 4 kits MACXEREI4, for sale by
"A APPS coNNoR BRO.
< kits HERRING, for sale py
~ aps CoNNoR 4 BRO.
T = kits sHAD, for sale by
- APPS COMMON q BRO
Ia APPS COMMON a BRO
~ apps 6oNNoR 3 BRO
4 bbls CIDER, for sale by
4 APPS Common & BRO
ne boxes dried HERING for sale By
10 Sp8 6oNNoR & BRO
Oh kegs NAILS, for sale by
SO APPS CoNNoR BRO.
.0O sp8 66NNoR BRO,
Isl6 bags MEAL, FOR sale By
10 apS COMMON BRO
ZOO bbls FLOUR, Tor sale by
CNIO aps CONNOR BRO
ON casks HAMS, for sale by
~ APPS COMO & BRO
ON casks SIDES, for sale by
~ APPS COHNOR q BRO
OOn bbls 6ne POTATOES, for sale by
SONC aps COENOR & BRO
on boxes fresh Garden SEED for sale by
HO APPS Common q BRO.
Q bbls Onion SETS, for sale by
. APPS Common BRO.
Tn tierces Uanvassed HAMS, with a large lot oil all
M sorts of Goods, which we will close out low at
our old stand, No, College street.
APPS b B. CONEOR b BRO
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Proclamation of the Governor.

DY virtue Of the power and authority in me YES
ID ted, as Military Governor Of the State Of Ten
nessee, do hereby appoint the following persons 10
bold and exercise the functions, OF the respective Of
fees attached TO his and their names and TO perform
the duties thereof according TO law, 10 wit:
FIRST wARD.
John Carper, Alderman. James Turner and VIM.
Roberts, Councilman.
sEcoND WARD. .-.r
Jos. Robb, Alderman. G.. NJ Southgate and A..
Myers Couneilmen.
THIRD WARD.
Ed HIulloy, Alderman. Andrew Anderson and
Alex. MCDANIEL COanemen.
YoURTH WARD.
II. G. Scovel, Alderman, L. 3D. Hut and Charles
Sayers, Ceunoimen,
FIFTH WARD.
W. S. Cheatham, Alderman. J. d. Knowles and W.
A. McCelland, Councimen.
SIXTH WARD
NJ NJ trien, Alderman, T J. Yarbrough and
VIM. Driver, Councilmen.
SEVENTH WARD.
NJ. G. l.. Claiborne, Alderman. VIM. Stewart and
Thos Cready, Councilmen.
EIGHTH WARD.
Jos. Smith, Alderman Wm. Hay aud VIM.
SanbOrn, COunclmeu.
- IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF, ! have here.
unto set my hand and caused the Great
| ~ o. Seal Of the State 20 be affixed, at Nash.
81 ~ vile, this October LIST 1862
ANDREW JOHNSON GOVERNOR.
EDwARD II. EAST, Secretary Of State.
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A PROCLAMATION,
sly the President of The United
states.
WAsHNGTOY, Sept. %, 1862,


WAsHNGToY, Sept. %, 1862.
!, Abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States of America, and Comman-
der-in-c chief of the Army and Navy
thereof, do hereby proclaim and declare,
that hereafter, as heretofore, the war will
be prosecuted for the object of practical
ly restoring the constitutional relations
between the United States and the peo-
pie thereof in which States that relation
is or may be suspended or disturbed; that
it is my purpose upon the next meeting
of Congress to again recommend the
adoption of practical measure tender
ing pecuniary aid to the free acceptance
Or rejection of all the slave States, so
called, the people whereof may not then
oe in rebellion against the United States
and which States may then have volun-
tarily adopted, or thereafter may volun-
tariIy adopt, an immediate or gradual
adjustment of slavery within their re-
spective limits; and that the efforts to
colombo persons Of African descent, with
their consent, upon the continent, or
elsewhere, with the previously obtained
consent of the Government exist
ing there, will be continued. Z hat on
the first day Of January, an the year Of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sizty-
three, all persons held as Slaves mjtiin any
State, on ,0itlin any designated part Of State,
The people whereof shall then Be IN rebellion
against the United States, shall be then, thence
forward and torever free and the Executive
Government Of tie United States, including
tie military and naval authority thereof ,0iH
recognize and maintain the freedom Of such
persons, and will do no act or acts to re-
press such persons, or any of them, in
any efforts they may make for their &C
tual freedom; that the Executive will, on
the first day of January aforesaid, by
proclamation, designate the States, and
parts of States, if any, in which the peo-
pie thereof respectively, shall then be in
rebellion against the United States; the
fact that any State, or the people thereof,
shall on that day be in good faith repre-
sented in the Congress of the United
States by members chosen thereto at
elections wherein amajerity Of the quail
fed voters of such States shall have par
ticipatsd, shall, in the absence of strong
cOrroborative testimony, be deemed con-
elusive evidence that such State and the
people thereof have not been in rebellion
against the United States.
Attention is hereby called to an act of
Congress, entitled an act to make an adj
ditional Article of War, approved March
Is, 1862, and which act is in the words
and figures following;
"BeH enacted By he Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United Statss, in Con-
gress assembled, That hereafter the follow
ing shall be promulgated as an addition
al Articleof War for the government of
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RYE FLOUR.
OK BARRELS FRESH GROUND RYE FLOUR, on
OO hand and for sale a. the Broadway Mills.
Iune5 D. ID. DICkEN, Agent
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CORN MEAL.

the Broadway Mills.
~ nuneb 10. d DICkEH, Agent
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of writ of # ia TO me directed from the
~ Circuit Court Of the United States for the Middle
District Of Tennessee, /, Il r. Glascock, Marshal in
and for said District will expose 10 sale, publicly to
the highest bidder for cash. at the Court House door
in tue city OF Nashville the 18th day Of Octobe-
1862, the following slaves, property OF Allen b. Crock
cit, namely Mary, about 10 years Of age, with her
infant son, William and Peter ten or eleven years
OF sge the slaves aforesaid having been levied on
satisfy judgment in favor of Clark, Adams Il Clark,
against A. B. Crockett, renuered In said Court the
2Ath day OF April, 1852. Sale 10 commence at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. Il, II. GLASCOCK.
sepl2-l4t. U. S. Marshal, M. d. T.
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strayed or Stolen 4!

INROM ONE or TIA LOTS or THE sUBCRlBER; A
~ Grey Jack Any nno one returning tho animal a.
giving Information u che same Vlil Do suitably rsWar
ded
u. Gl sCOyAI ~ Eo1h.summer 81. a.
iulyl-n.
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Horses for Sale {!

ONE BAY MARE, accustomed 10 single harness,
a snowy aud hne traveller.
ONE BROWN MARE, good under the saddle, q
blOoded animal and fast traveller also,
ONE DOUBLE SETT or HARNESS, all OF which
viii be sold cheap as the owner does not heed them.
Apply 10 JOSIAH b. ALLEN
aug26-Iwp AZ, College street.
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$26 REWARD

CrOLEN, from r. HUfDEBRAND, Joweller, on Un-
- ion street, ONE PATENT LEVER ENGLISH
GOLD WATCH, Manufactured by JnO. Johnston, Liy-
,rpool The Watch Il " small size, With white dial,
on the inside "GEO, W. HASnEB, from his
iaiher In the year 1885 70 on the outside engraved
= HORACE HANNER." The above Reward will be paid
or any Information that may lead 70 the recovery Of
Inc property. HI. HAMMER
luueb-U
Louisville Journal please copy 20 She smt..of tai
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Indians in Minnesota.

The whole number af Indians in the
State--men, women and children--is
1900, of which about 5000 are Chippe-
was, $500 are Winnebagoes, and 1900
are Sioux. The latter only are concerned
in the recent rising. The whole num-
Der of warriors--that is, of adult, able
bodied males-Which the Sioux Indians
of Western Minnesota can raise, is GER
tatnly not more than eight hundred Sup
posing them TO be reinforced by the Mis-
sDuri Sioux, Yanktonnais and Cuthoads,
the whole number of warriors which they
can raise this side of the Missouri is not
over 500 more. So that there cannot be
more than 1000 actually in arms. IT the
Sioux, Chippewa and Winnebago nations
should unite in an attack upon our set
Elements they could not, together, raise a
force of more than 5000. But any con-
cert between these tribes is improbable,
and if such a concert were attempted,
they could not, in any event, put into the
combination q force of more than 5000
warriors.
From this IL will he seen that the real
danger from the Indians does not arise
from their numbers, but from their sub
tie and skulking mode Of warfare. But
we have thousands Of men in the State
old hunters and trappers, who are more
than a match for them, in all the arts Of
/ Indian warfare. Our citizens may Tes
assured that the irregular forces now il
| the field are ample for the present emer
gcnoy, while the preparations which ar,
being made for permanent organization
/ of our frontier delcnces are more thar
sufficient to provide for all the contingent
cies of the future. We are especially
happy 10 announce in this connection
that General Halleck, in response 10 Gov
ernor Ransey's request has ordered thr
Sd Minnesota regiment TO report her
immediately
This well disciplined force will be
great addition 10 our means OF miliiar,
defense.
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Our Baltimore Exchanges says that
the secech ladies wear two white and one
red rose in their bonnets as cmblcms of
the Rebellion. We think the cmblems
are misinterpreted and that they arc
symbolic Of peace instead Of war. When
the houses of York and Lancaster in
England made peace, after a long and
bloody civil war which sent "a thous-
and souls to death and deadly night the
Rel and White Rose which were the en-
blems of the respective houses were said
tohave married, and we take il that the
Baltimore ladies, by uniting.the Two ros-
es, only wish TO express their ardent de-
sire for peace and a marriage between
the South and the North. We say, Amen
to the prayer, and like Sir Hugh Evans
are ready 10 "dance and eat plums at the
wedding
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An Ohio stumper while making
speech, paused moment in the midst Of
il, and exclaimed "Now, gentlemen,
what do you think ?" Instantly a man
rose in the assembly, and with one eye
partially closed, modestly, with strong
Scotch brogue, replied: 81 think | do in
deed, sir,--I think if you and were 10
stump the country together, we could
tell more lies than any other two men in
the country, sir; and would not say a
word myself during the whole time, sir."
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The Southern Rebellion is perhaps the
first rebellion ever .wagcd which had
neither ,orong 10 renedg aor a Pr'acipls 10
establish There was no wrong TO remedy,
for all southern politicians of any repu-
iation. admit, and the census of the coun-
try establishes the wonderful prosperity
of the South as well as the North, and
this prosperity in the South was greatest
among the Shareholders. Nor is THERE a
principle TO be established or n national
object TO be attained by the rebellion, for
the triumph of secession is but another
term for the triumph of national disin-
tegraiion, the success Of national dssO-
luton.
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According to the latest official stale
ments the territory of Russia comprises
370O42 German square miles. This does
not include the possessions Of the Russo
American Company and the territories OF
the Caspian and Arab lakes. OF these,
European Russia, with the districts of
Perm aud Orenburg, comprises 9O,l3i
the Caucasus, as far as il belongs to Rus.
STA, S,O33; Siberia, with the islands, the
Amoor country and Sachalin, 262,745
the Kingdom of Poland, 2,257, and Fin,
land, $50 square miles,
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SAVE YoUR MoNEy.-During these war
times II is the duty Of all TO save 90
much as possible; 20 per cent Of your eX-
penscs can be saved by exchanging your
Grcenbacks for Tennessee money as in
a majority Of cases 81 in the best Ten
nessee Bank bills viii go quito as far as
SO in any other money. This exchange
can be made on the best terms AZ the In
surance Office OF w. y. MARE on College
street Opposite seWanee House,
Aug 27-U
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Justices Court.

luuN BROWNE PltI,D To "a suit before G. NJ
} NnuthUlte. "a Justice OF Peace
FRlsr, D1lt for Davidson County Tenn
The plaintiff John Browne, ia this action having
obtained an Attachment against tho defendant A.
frne and 5ued 90 Constable John ID. Cover, and re-.
turned by him, levied sundry articles OF Ch3ttles
belonging 10 the defendant; and on motion OF plain.
ill., ID Appearing 90 the satisfaction Of said Justice,
that The driend1ut Is nonresident oI the State Of
Teuuessee t is ordered that publication be made for
four AuCce7Hye weeks IN new plpfr published ia the
city Of Nashville called the " lni0n," warning the
defendant So appear hOiorn ad Justice 0u Me llth
day OF september 1892 add Plead answer, or domur
Co slid attachment, Otherwise The ease will lH .rt
down mr trial o.. part. uu that day.
o.. NJ. SOUTllG4T. Up
August Tth, lef2-iiu. prs. f,n, $500
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pRrticulnr Notice,

Mr.. G. d. WHrTNa has assumed the
control Of our city subscription list lie
will see that the USfoS is delivered rogu-
larly TO city subscribers every morning
He will also make collections promptly,
at least every two weeks. No money
taken hut Tennessee, or par funds.
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MANUFACTURES or THE UNITED STATES.
The census of 1860 represents that
the annual value of our manufactures
reaches the enormous sum of 81, 100000
600, In 1850 they were Sl,013,0OoOO0.
The profits on the amount are computed
at 81 43 per cent. This amount OF
wealth was created by 1,3s5,00O persons,
assisted by improved machinery, which
gives their skill the greatest possible
amount Of productive power,
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Justices Court.
nixon, CnAuIrip 4 Woons, Plaintiff ,
vs.
j. o. GRIrFIrH, Defendant.

NIXON tuAuIriu q WOons, plaiuti1-.J
j. o. GRIrFIrH, Defendant
In a suit before G. NJ Southgatc, O Justice Of Tho
Peace for Davidson County Tonnes5oe
The paintns, Nixon, ChatGold & Woods, IN ih.
action having obtained an Attachment against the
defendant i. o. Grilth, and issued 20 Constable
John j. Cover, aud returned by him, Levied on 7uu-
dry articles Of furniture belonging 90 The defendant
and on motion Of plaintiffs, by counsel IL appearing
On tho -otscton Of said Justice, that tho defendant
b. nonresident Of the state Of Tennessee 10 g. or
dored that publication be made for four successive
weeks IN newspaper published iu the city Of Ma sh-
Vile called the "Uuion," warning the defendant "a
he aud appear before said Justice on the 2lh duy Of
September 1862 and plead, answer o. demur 20 said
attachment, otherwise tho cause viii be- s0t down Cor
trial ex p5rte on that day.
q NJ. SOUTHC ATE. IP.
August 2lst. 1909 -ilw. prs. Fee $500
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue OF @ writ Of Il 10 90 me directed from The
ID Circuit Court Of the United States, for the MI die
District of Tennessee, r. 4. GlascocG, Marshal 100
and Tor said District, will expose 10 sale publicly 10
the highest bidder for cash, at tho Court House door
In the city of Nashville, on the 18Th day OF October
1862 the following slaves, property Of Allen Crock
ctt namely Mary, about 10 years OF age, with her
infant sun William, sud Peter, ten or eleven years
OF age the slaves aforesaid having been levied 10
satisfy Judgment in favor O., Clark, Adams y CLARK,
against A. O. Crockett, rendered IN said Court 90 The
23th day Of April $50 Sale % commence At 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. T., Il. OLASOOtk
snplo-l4t. L. S. Marshal, NJ. ID. r..
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HEAD-QUR's. DISTRICT OF THR OHIo,)
MED. D1RECToB's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, TENN, Sep. 10th, 1862. )
In conformance with orders from De-
partments Headquarters, any Captain
sending a man to Hospital without his
descriptive list must be reported by the
Surgeon, and arrested; and any Surgeon
who fails TO report the captain, is to be
arrested.
Both the Descriptive list and account
Of his disease should be given 10
The man himself, if well enough TO be en-
trusted with it; If not, to the person in
charge. EBN. SWIFT,
SURGEON U.S.A.,
Sep.19-lw Medical Director.
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The Session Of the Second Presbyte-
rian Church, Of Nashville, are hereby
notified to meet at the residence Of the
Clerk Of Session, No. "a, North Summer
street, this day, at o'clock, P. NJ.
J. NJ. HAMILTON,
Clerk Of Session.
Sent. ~ 1869 1t
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Colonel MOODY Of the 74th Ohio Vol.
unteers, and at the present commanding
the conyalescent camps at this place, has
been recently before a Board Of Exami-
nation, which was summoned to inquire
into his qualifications and capacity as an
officer, they having been called in ques-
ton by certain parties. After q very
rigid inquiry which had lasted several
days, conducted by number OF officers
in the regular service, of eminent capaci-
ty, the verdict Of the Examining Board
was unanimously in Colonel MooDY's
favor. Since he took charge of the con-
valescents, Colonel MooDY has organized
fine Regiment out of their number, and
they have been removed TO another camp.
The ColOnels own Regiment, from which
he has been so long detached by COM
mand Of his superiors, are anxious for his
return TO their head.
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Marshal's Sale.

10y virtue Of three wfIts Of ia, 20 me directed
- from Toe CFcpiL Court OF Sue United State Tor
the Middle District OF Teuue8aro, !, D. p OasCorkf
MaTahal no aud Tor said District will expose to public
sale, 90 ODE highest bidder, Tor cash, al the C0uri
Iiousc door iu tho city of Nashville on tho 1911 day
orOct1her lsGl, an The right, sue, claim aud uteTet
which Noble ID Eu.8, has 10 and 20 Che follow los de-
sCubed piece parcel ~ land, towit DO The lah Dis
triCt of Davidson ruuiNt I,uuesccl fronting Goo The
Wa7t SIDE ,i ElCu4 VISTA Turnpike road, about two
miles lrolu Nashville, bounded a follows hegunIug
AZ stake in tue centre uI eal Turnpike Rad ai TIE
Northeast Cuupr Of MUWeli NeiduF's cr FoN'f lFP
acres and rlus with tne North line Of said 1--WE acre
imct SOUTH n deg. Wet go as 100 poles O. stake
on Ilslsy's limo. thUuca With b1Aey- Doe North %
deg Wort .l5 l0lOO pooa o. stake, corner of "a
tract Of tiFhttrH acrOs -ld hy q w. hsu1" anil jas.
g. Owen t0 Ia7. MbtHUrJH. Trustee Cor Davidson
county; ihrnre with tua South lOr OF Same, South
.l trF Tsst 40 90 100 poles On STAKE Il iHe Crntft
Of 8ucnl Vista pike road honra alUug centre uf aii
road l8 deg 20 l5l0l pU.ea tl the beginning, coo
taIuiug acres 100 square pulfB more UI laH7 fad
property bruE eglel uQon tH satisfy judgments Il "a
y0f ~ u Peters Co.. WIuEiCu, Suift and JOHNSON q
Cl1ra, Hckrr ClTk, rghderod DO f4ld l1uu, o1 thr
1oh day OF April l80l, against Toe sa.1 El.s. sld
-l snnsh Moore, AdmmaUaior ui 4. a. Moro fs
erased, 9s.s i1 are piara st no O'Clock. AZ
~. OLasCpDka
rslislN e. MGrsdal. ri DI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HFApQUARTERs DIsTBIcT OF THE OHto,)
MEDICAL D1REoTOR's OFFIcE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. II, 1927
The supply Of ice in this city becom-
ing low, and 10 provide sufficiently for
the sick in the city and hospitals, deem
it my duty to prevent its further issue,
except in case Of sickness, on orders
signed by me- EBN. SWIFT,
Surgeon U.S.A,
Sep. l8-1W Medical D're-ior.
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Cancellation Of malignant rebels hay-
ing been played out attention is drawn
10 the next remedy as portrayed by
Bulwcr in his drama of "Bioholieu
RiChelieu-licmember my grand max
inns First employ an methods 10 cone
ciliatc,
Joseph-Failing these
Richelieu-ALL MEANS 10 CRUSH
~ y IrbEUs
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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 TEALEY n
SWAN, No. 8, College street, as they are
at all times prepared TO convey passon-
gers to any place az reasonable charges.
Sept. 23-lw,
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All subscribers in arrears to the NASH
vile DAILY UNIoN are respectfully re-
questcd to pay the Route Agent, or call
and settle at The Office, or their paper will
be discontinued.
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Deeply were we affected on reading
the other day of a young lady, who, on
being told that her lover was killed, ex-
claimed, 'Ohl that splendid gold watch
of his--giys me that--giye me something
to remember him by" Touching SIM
N,liait,,
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We have a large quantity Of old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper,
which we will dispose Of at 40 cts. per
hundred.
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4ashrille atnion.
wEDNEsDAY MoRNINa. SEE. q. lseg.
From Huntsville.

Thirty.two Federal soldiers who were
left in the hospital at Huntsville when
our troops evacuated that place, arrived
here on Friday, having left Huntsville
on the 18th inst They state that they
were treated with much Kindness, and
were well fed, abundant supplies having
been left for them by our commissary.
There were no rebel forces in Huntsville,
save few struggling cavalry, nor did
they hear Of any army advancing. A
citizen Of that place sent $50 to Tusca-
leosa 70 buy a sack of salt but could not
tit AZ settlement across the river
from Huntsville salt was sold In pound
papers at one dollar per pound. Common
dOmestics sell at fifty and seventy five
cents per yard. Bacon is selling al
twenty-five cents per pound,
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NEW MUSIC.
Here's Your Mnlei''

4 NEW COMIC CAN'T SONG aud CHORUS which
n 10 rnuud 20 Dec The most popular Song m print;
Camp Edition; can be- scut by mail any plrt of the
country, on receipt OF ~ cent 10 stamps.
AZ Ills song has become very popular throughout
tho camps, Sutler7 and New baper dealers Vou1 DO
well 70 supply themselves by t1e hundred which cau
be bad 90 reasonable rates,
Also, NEW SONGS:
lone Grave by che goa...............hy william HAYS
Im LrUi lug l0r u|m lluIus. .......... tt
EyaursIluT--0ID and Chorus. .....
The Maiden's Farewell, or Toe soldiers EftflthaI-
a haautinu Ballad
Jusnlta, Dr Wsusta- splendid variations
Silver Ioai ro.ts- brilliant, and not dmruIt-hy
Nss hira
c. Il. BEAUMAN,
"a UNION STREET
Successor 90 q. -. HENSON.
July l0-U