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We would call attention to the advertise
ment Of Messrs. Huntington & Co., dealers
in foreign and domestic fruits, to be found in
another column
, 1862-08-07

An OLD EoLp1ER.--A man enlisted In
Company 3, Chicago Light Artillery, yeater-
day, who has had fourteen years. experience
In the English artillery serviea
, 1862-08-07

II EHalQ lauN.
Tessezs 6oatnd fest. THaere to-. HAese yJfD1s.
On the ii August
Schr Queen Of the Lks, kingston, Chicago. |
Schr Ustrich, Oswego. Chicago.
ssb ssbr eneida aac6}f c6}}tf. Kingston SnlWsatee.
On the 4th.-
Schr Mofey. Oswego, Chicago.
Sesf SeaF Sss Msgss Esa& 9sWs 99sw @hesSsso shsaSS
FssseIs bound East. Whers 57oH. W7ssrs to.
On the 4th.-
Bark Alexander. Chicsgo, kingston
Bark Southampton, Chtcayo. ktusst0H.
Brig Mayhower, MiIwaukee, Kingston
Schr Surprise, Chicago, 03wa9o.
Schr Theo Perry, Chicago, Kingston.
Schr Gel Cook, Chicago. 0swego.
Schr Mediterranean, M1gankae, kingston.
Schr Com Fool milwaukee,, Osws3o
scor nE!os DeTo1fo. Chicago, Kiheaton+
ssh5 ssh5 e. ssseG y oatntc, ehisaso, WeEsSasq.
scnr Northern Belle, Chicsgo, Cape Vincent.
Schr Montczuna, Chicago. kingston
:Echr AlEnina, Mlwaukee, Kingston.
So S Eiy.5g SSsg11S S1and. SSiss:s,, RRiaEs:sa.
Schr r Campbell, Chicago, O5WeSo.
sehr sRr fhas Sh'sf' walker, Gilssakee. Kizgatoa
Vessels ditcharging at the elevator
SCH Go5tptnsn SSRRissgo, SRiss Sbesso Gh{ssso
| Sthr Nar1gansetts Clc1So. LAKE Superior
| Vessel ON FmE-A serious disaster befel the
schooner Empire State, Of OsWego, which arfifed
j hcEe yesterday from the canal. While coming mp
through Lake Erie, and come thirty miles this side
ofLong Point che took fire in her cabin, caused By
eoue Sasnieh while being heated in the COOK gut
| ley. The flames spread rapidly from the cabin to
| the nainsaii, which was quickly coleuned, as
| WAS also the main gattopsafi. when It's progress
8as aftfT great exertlou On the part OF the Whole
crew. stayed, doing no further serious dsmaSe
Doubtless, had the wind prevailed pretty strong
ron The northeast the veasel wonla have suffered
far more serious DAMAGE New sals are III pro-
gress Of making at Hoifaer and McBFtdes sail loft
In this tfsy, who have set their Whole complement
of men TO work on the job IN order to give the
vessel every possible diSpatch.-OE{rpif EFe6
Press -.
SALE OF yEEsEIs-Nr. Chas. u. Reed hos pur-
I chased the bark City ut Buffalo, OF klnne s 20.
Ne do not know the price paid.
Dir. Chas. Ensign has also purchased of Kline N
& Co the barks City of Chicago and CITY Of NIL.
Vaukee. The prices have not trapspised
Mesefs TAYLOR s Jewe:t have purchased The
bark Jcese Royt. Price paid S20,o00. Her capacity
| is .fGlO buelels Of wheat.
| The bark Spnshiue has recently been BOLD te
p5rtes IN ths city @ The p part1de9lars 1@ Of eoe sa{
Co121s1os--The bark Potooac Was run Into b5
miIes Ilou Port Colborre. Had her head gearing
cut water, bow-sprit and iib boom carried awa1
and pa11 of her rail stove Ii. She is not making
a1ay water OF any consequence. Tne Potomac II
boulf for Buffalo. with grain, and 1s heEe *aitin
, | for tug. The Captain does not Know what tu!
| ran into him. but thinks she was cons1deEAb
5anaeed a. che left part Of her rail On board hi
: house vac also crushed in. he thinks it might
4 I he F9rcn-3bf1.
, 1862-08-07
M A r. RTE
DIED..

On the 5th 1nkt. by Rev. ]. Hartman. NJ. JAMES
z. PALEN and MIS-. MARGARET NORTH, posh Of
this city.s'
, 1862-08-07


Ihe Nor'n"est Is caaeo opoa 70 1ornlso tor
the war 90 many men as have aleady gone rom !
our natdst-- a year ago when the ranks we're
nlhpg up, many mother, wife and sister
parted reluctantly With husband or brother or
Eon. Now the women urge their friends to 20
without delSy to meet thear eountry'e call.
Many Of them would fain 60 too, and endure
hardships side by side with those they honor
and love. But this may not be. It Is mants
prisilege to defend his country and protect
bis home. From this no man that has drop
Of manhood IN him Will ahxink.
But the wives and daughters Who stay at
home need not be idle. The rebels in arms
eonfess That they owe their present strength
and unity-more to the untiring efforts Of the
Southern women than any other one cause.
They have assumed the cares and responsible
tiles at home. They have wrought WITH n 1heif
own hands at any and every iasof. IneJ
nate s"so""o VI 1u4a'! ~ "AA.a1 tN95 a.
raised and put un hao1ta q anceaslng sc1ls.'3.
Nothing thas thsy conAo o'--no eaeln's;e t' .aa1
theY could MAKE has oeen "&atioe 70 sosIan
the wicked eaoee'
I VIII not the WOMEN o1 tne MOTEL eo@e 1or"
Ward nov WILL WofRS meet LOT taelf nign
, 1862-08-07

EARRINGS or TEE GALEEA AND CHICAGO uNIoA
RAILROAD Co@pAKY.-The following table shows
the earntnga Of the Galena and Chicago Union
RaiIroad from July 23d to the 3lst, 1862 inclusive:
, 1862-08-07
n W. WOODS & CO.,
- ,:RauKERs -4HD BROKERS, :

xx.,.s u,rs- f,u,atnes chicago Dealers IN Tzeaa1sy
Rs4a Snld sATeIs R1cbaaSe, Land WaErscs U9'
curqent Honey Particular attennon 91xsa e Gof
, 1862-08-07

OTTAWA HAVING a Coon TnB.-A Sabbath
School excursion from Ottawa arrived fu the
sitr yesterday morning, numbering fifteen
hundred people. They made delightful day
of it, doing tie municipal lions sud return
I'd ia their homes at four In the afternoon.
, 1862-08-07

TIE ECoHARDs.-Twohnn hundred and fifty COW
ards left By the Central line and lake for the
Canadas, on Monday, we understand, to avoid
the draft. Awonan ought to be stationed at
every landing place in Canada to hor5eThip
them back. Shame on the sneak8!
, 1862-08-07

THASKs.-The members Of the Board Of
Trade Battery wish to express their thanks to
Mestrs. H. n. Hinsdale s. Co. and Mesers-
Dow d Co. for the liberal donation Of edibles,
which we're sent them yesterday.
, 1862-08-07

HFES1D u DEN Ch V1E HAIE.-
LII One Of the most attractive Featdeaces in ~
Nenity Of Chicago, snbsrant1aly hnIlt Of HightaaA
~ 9a e offered tor sale st g1eat nargsta rsro.
shout Twelve miles fum Chicago. the lake shozs.
where ra1oaa lat1lisiez aTe such - saanle nua1aE
buslnees hours and where tree OF the best endowsd
institutions Of tie Northwest sre located, EhsehEtA
good pu1lc schools make the location 1nst desEahIe
The Eouse ia two aud . han stories r helgh1 %
corns ndtng entne1ce, oEe-looka the VtaEe sna ak.
SurroEudine it IRE twenty acre4 OF cultivated 8nEt
With good barn. excellent wate1 near 9 treea d tA&
grained fruits iarge plats nf blsskoefF3
ass{tonalY planta rsasnY n gszdgns
haM cash WITH credit for Che bslsnse Fnr tuEther p.
EcolaYs :nnure at Nc ~ Eouth Water It. E1!e4TVs
III III sVEns4fm GEQRGT Z. FpsTER
, 1862-08-07

No MORE BoUs71Es.-We learn that the
Supervisors will stop paying bounties on the
18th inst, rs after that, both the levies
will be filed BY draft. Drafted men get no
bounty Of any kind. Bounties are paid to
x-o1,,r4cars rn}r
, 1862-08-07

The bauE retnrn this afternoon shows very
large gain upon the line Of deposits. The
avsIage Of tie wesk On nts, ths line 49,, is nj y
the cloee On Saturday last. The present
prospect il, that instead Of $l4s, ,ooe Coo as the
maximum line Of deposits before the close Of
1oas and discounts is very partial. scarcely is
cent Of the inesease In deposits. It is even below
theaddition made to the specie average. The mar
rnent Of loans On the street anon. the brokers' 1s
I1nlted at 5 q cent. The deposits made @ With Ut the
government at q cent amounts to F331,0O,
, 1862-08-07
"Qa11 On Dunlop, 4ewell 6sYa1d1ng fr Prints
s1Otrtf S71 IL

~ Cook l. Mclain steau Dyers and scourera. 80
Dearborn and 10 s. Clark streets, clean and dye
ladies' and genlemens clothes in the best and cheap
est manner The Oldest established housa in the city,
, 1862-08-07

Co1oSELcr TENDERED.-1t Is rumored that
It Is in contemplation to tender the Colonelcy
Of tie First regiment Of volunteers, raised
nnd.r the auspices Of the Board Of Trade, to
c4-alderman Robert Fl. Foss OF this city. Mr.
Foss is a thorough, energetic man, with con-
siderable mill AIRY experience, and Won1d make
capital officer.
, 1862-08-07

r. New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics,
and Artillery Practice, By the War Department; !;
Muster Rolls, zousge Drill. Young Recruit, Sword
Exercise, and all other books, for sale by r 7.
Sherlock, III Dearborn stseet. au66t
, 1862-08-07

GooD FOR TIE ScR1pps GuRDs.-The
Scripps Guards being organized under the care
Of the boys In the Post Office, is rapidly filling
up, having over fifty names already upon the
muster rolls. Yesterday they received
eighteen recrztsts. q splendid days work and
hard to beat. The two dollars additional
monthly pay contributed by the post office
clerks is good inducement and works well.
, 1862-08-07

FEED.-El,en Tripe was yesterday e1amin-
ed at the Police Court upon the charge Of
stealing gold ring from State street jewel
1.r. After trial, this charge vas Withdrawn
and that Of vagrancy substituted, upon which
she was fned ten dollars, and sent to the
Brldewell for twenty days.
, 1862-08-07


fifth time, upon the charge Of drunkenness
and dlsorder]y conduct. Tha evidence in the
case, however, developed that the woman was
tie victim Of persecution, aud that she had
betn the recipient Of abuse aud blows at the
h:nds Of her husband. The court accordingly
turred the scales By discharging the wife and
fpipg the husband twenty dollars.
RCSAwAy AND ACCIDENTAL runaway
buggy came down State street, Tuesday FORE
noon, at full speed, and overtaxing wagon
between Quincy and Adams, driven by gen
tlcman named Casson, q produce dealer, orer.
turned It. The wheels were locked together,
and Mr. Cas5on Was hurled violently to the
groubd, one Of the horses trampling upon,
and the wagon passing directly over him.
Els head suffered eevere confusion, aud q
deep cut over the temple. He Was taken to q
drug store near at hand, and properly cared
for.
SCEJECT TO DRAFr.-Tke enrolment OF tht
rames Of persons residing in the North Divl
sion Of Chicago, over the age OF eighteen an'
~undes tic sge Of forty five years, and who ar
therefore subject to draft for military service
bas been completed. The list numbers fl
1ho,esand t,co hundred. This PATIO would Civ
from eighteen to twenty thousand In the cit,
This return Is made under the s.ate 1az
which, It will b. remembered, was enact'
two 5es-s ago, the present return being t.
Eeccopd one sever made. The Law. frequIres
yearly return, and the enrolment would ha
been made even had not the War Depaztme
issued its late cali for draft.
, 1862-08-07

Fer BUFFALo.-The splendid upper cabin
steamers May Flower, Capt Langley; and The
Gale1a, Capt. Steele, will leave the ". T. &
n. Y. Central dock loot Of North Dearborn
street, this evening at ! P. H., for Bufalotand
all Lake ports For state rooms and tickets
apply to 4. A. Sample, Agent, Offices foot Of
State street, No. North Clark street, and Ii
North Wells street.
, 1862-08-07

TIE TYPo BAT1A11oE.-Wea are assured that
lie prospects for tic filing Of at least two
companies of the Typo Battalion are sure b5
the 18th inst Correspondence from the coun-
try, even out Of Illinois, is earnest and pronl-
isipg. There can be little donot Of the sue
c.ss Of the project. We certainly feel faith IN
the work. Hurry up the men.
, 1862-08-07

Col. MARSH IN Tows.-Col 'Ca1'' Marsh
OF TIC 2o.h IEiDois Regiment, is on visit
home, having left Jackson, Tenn, On Sunday.
He bas fully recovered bis health, which had
been considerably impaired by over year's
hard service in the field. He says affairs are
much more promising in West Tennessee
than is generally supposed. The colonel has
a twenty days leare OF absence.
, 1862-08-07

TOR RENT OR FOR SALE-The
Three story BrI2k Housa IS feet front, No 45
jsrsEon ezeet til gus d1ta1ea farnsce. range hot
cn f.olc wnter Tc Barn and carriage house N 1taf
T. &&cssfon given Whtu dt sired. Apply on the preoH
ses Of to JG9EC G. WILLIAMS. Is Water street.
.-xr
, 1862-08-07

LOST DEMONSTRATION Wheeler Of Col
liugwaod, G. ", deck hsnd on the propel-
los Edith, fell overheard at Macinaw, on the
third instant, and was drowned The propel-
lor was on be1 way to Chicago.
, 1862-08-07

TEE VoLUETEEE REG1HEfTs.-1tas as under
stood that General Fuller will be here on the
fifteenth to consolidate all companies not full ,
so that the volunteer regiments msy take the
field ut once.
, 1862-08-07

BTHr DEsERTERs.-The four men who were
enlisted by Mr.. G. Il. Beers, and deserted,
did not receive their bounty from the Super
visoss, but from Mr. Beers, who paid it out OF
his Own pocket
, 1862-08-07

NEW thin the last three
deys at l.ast three new cou1terfeIts have made
tltir arpcaraDcci in our city. They are all we'll
executed and calculated to deceive all but ex-
pcrss. We suhjoin d brief description Of each: :
eisaette small! spread eagle, an exact imita-
tion Of the genuine; los OF City Bank Of Hart
ford, Coma, Tigne.te Goddess of Liberty in
clouds: los OF Honesdalc Bank, Pa, vignette,
Vulcan seated by an anvil holding sltdge.
, 1862-08-07

Co111ss1oN. the steamer MOHAWK
was returning from the moonlight exeursion
last evening, in passing up the river through
the draw Of Rush street bridge, she col1ided
with tug coming down the stream With 8
tchooner in tow, and was crowded over
against schooner lying at the dock, crushing
IN her ratings and causing other Important
/ da1nage.
, 1862-08-07

# Solomon's Temple in Metropolitan Hall.
Tickets can be had at Church & Goodman 3 Book
store, No. 81 LaSa1le street, and at the Methodist
Book Depository, No. 68 Washington street. It
ie open from a. N. to 10 P. N. every day Adtn1a-
sion Is cents. Lecture at 31 and 8k P. N. aug7 st
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-28

EAST TENNEssEE.-An intelligent gem
tleman direct from East Tennessee, ar
Rived at Lexington on Thursday last.
The Observer and Reporter says he rep
resents affairs in that locality as being
in very unhappy condition. He states
that the whole country there is ruled by
an armed mob, and the Union men and
Secessionists are alike in most cases.
The gentleman who gives this informa-
ton left his home in East Tennessee
three weeks since, in consequence of the
oppression visited upon Union men. He
states that a Methodist clergyman, the
Rev. Mr.. Rogers, and Baptist clergy
man, Mr.. Charles Lones, together with
other prominent men of his neighbor-
hood, had been arrested and thrust into
prison, and to avoid like fate, after
having been repeatedly threatened, he
left his home. He was on his way to
Cincinnati, whence he intended, at a
suitable time, to proceed by way OF
Louisville and Nashville, again to his
deserted home. He came by way of
Cumberland Ford, and contrary to the
grapevine" dispatches, we have had in
4 e last few days, with reference to the
fight at Cumberland Gap, he says no such
thing has occurred, though there certain
ly was prospect of one, as our men
seemed to be well prepared and eager
for il. He is of the opinion that the
Federals will clear the Gap in a short
time.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-28
TeIearnphit aEews.
Especial Dispatches to the Nashville Union
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

RIcHMoEn, May 27.-The Legislature
of Virginia has appropriated S20OOOO
to remove the women, children and aged
persons from the city.
Martial law 8 in force over Charles
ton. The papers and citizens are fear
ful Of its surrender.
a Batavia paper reports Confeder-
ate steamer in the China seas.
LOUISVILLE May 27'-Washington and
Orieraba Mexico dates of the 9th says
that ten thousand Mexicans attacked
French troops three leagues from Orier-
aba killing five hundred French.
President Juaries and Cabinet have
not fled from the city Of Mexico as re-
ported.
No advices from Gen Halleck Women
at Winchester, Va, fired on Banks
troops retreating through that place, and
our wounded in wheat fields were mer-
cilossly butchered. Gen. Doubleday has
been appointed Military Governor of
Fredericksburg.
Colonel Crook, with an inferior force,
was routed by General Heath's Confede-
rate forces, near Lewisburg Friday. The
citizens of Lewisburg shot our wounded
in their streets.
The Confederates are retreating to
Winchester.
General Banks lost fifty out of four
hundred wagons in his retreat, and now
occupies both sides of the Potomac, at
Williamsport The Confederates are en-
camped within two miles of Banks.
WAsH1NGToN May 27.--The Intelli-
gencer says the news of Banks's retreat
did not disturb the equanimity of the
Washington Senate. The Post Route
Bill has passed. Sigel arrived and was
warmly received. It is thought he will
be assigned command under Mcdowell.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-28

you the flag Of Great Britain and Of France,
to be arrayed against your own. They
have desired that foreign legions should
come upon our soil to eight against and Stay
our own people, rather than they should
fail in their mad effort to overthrow the lib
erty Of the people aud establish The rule OF
their own olgarchy.
The result OF this unholy struggle is the
ruin Of your material interests, the slaugh
ter Of your sons and brothers the entire
suspension Of civil liberty within the limits
Of rebel ascendanoy, the tramplng Of JUS
tce under the heel Of power. We will con.
olude the subject ia another issue.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-28
a BILL

10 a"a,a DO Reeaps Laos BE- reference 10 LAapa
YNTHEREAs, Tie city Council are of opinion that
, " 300 man has the right TO enjoy the .Dt ssHgs OF
"a free gyvernmtut without being duly saOfn 10 Hup.
pore aud maintain % against domestic nud foreign
entmirl
Therefore be 10 enacted by tho City Council SEQ
con A. That tha aItg laws 0f tie try OI NASHVILLE,
relating y iieetee- sfs privilege. i1 aHa =se Ae=esy
so amended that no Tree white pfr8 persons shall
exercise any privilege in said CtF Tor which license
or percussion .s nov required By any iaw or ord
nance Of the Corporation 90 SAID Ctyi without hrt
applying % che Cty Recorder aud tlkiug n1 oath Of
ed States and the GoFernmeut thereof fhe same oath
u form and substance ae thlt herot0i0c flkon By tho
present members ana olnqera Of the City Counol
Sec 3, Tnat no license hereafter aautd on renewed
shall be valid without strict C0mp1noo On ne part
Of tho applicant with the 1rst ssciiOn of this aot
sec s. The Recorder shaii be- entitled % an add
tOnal ies Of twenty i've crnts i0r each and every
| oath fO aimin8terod az aiorcaah, such no " b.
| pad by che person applying ior tbe license.
| sec. A. llat i0f etch aud every violation ai the
hrst section OF ih act no addition ~ AN former pen
/ ali os b. any law on ordnance IN this c0r.oraian
tine offender fhal also pc liable NJ "a fine of not f-a-
tuan I've nor more iian MY doars ~ be- recovered
BY warrant before Ne recorder ~ n other caios Oh
ayio alton uf ole CbrporitOn Nv Provided, hov
ever, that nothing Contained uhs prov iiana of hi
acc s1a appeal Or abrdgo any iau DOW .n force and
f5fifsTl fiist 10 - ai5 hoi apply h. Or a65i 81
| ccusff laued pTilr ID lhn daic
Sac .. IL shaifbe The duty on the CITY Marshal b.
eTleat ana carry beflm lhg Cty Rsgordfr 30 tfial 40
pors9ns suapeciedoi asi9latl0B Of 'hl. aet.
M. NJ hhlEh,
pres. board u Aldermen.
W. ~ JONfS
Pres Common C0uEoa
Attost Wa 7HAsr Recorder tlayof
Approved ga Nay Pa. 1899 may2t-3,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-28
AashriIIe atmiur.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1862.
union blood WarmIng.

The repulse of General Banks is hav-
) ing a most salutary effect on the loyal
people and the Government. II will put
an end to this damnable maudlin senti-
mentality in fighting with rebels and
traitors, as if they were honorable foes
and treating rebel officers as if they were
gentlemen. The land is now on fire and
our armies will be terribly in earnest
for the future. Now, henceforward to
the rebels, for the heart Of loyalty is
busning with holy indignation
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-28

If the Rebels will not suffer loyal men
to live in the South with themselves, we
feel certain that the loyal men will live
in the South without them. If the Re-
bells desire to provoke determination,
thSR will get it before they are ready.
When that issue is forced upon us by
traitors, every loyal man in the land
will shout:
clay on, Macduh,
And damned be he who FIRST cries Hold
enough
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-28
The Columbla rIeetIng.
nashville, May 9th, 1

nashville, May 9th, 1867
Editor Nashville Daily Union;
We have in our city and vicinity a
great many persons who would like
very much to attend the Grand Union
eeting which is to take place in Column
bia on next Monday, the second day OF
June, and would suggest to General G,
Dumont, that all who may wish to at
tend the meeting will be allowed to go
10 Columbia and return on the cars free
of charge. CITIZENS.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-28

Gen. MITCHELL arrived here yesterday
from Huntsville. He is one of the most
energetic and indefatigable officers in the
service His daring expedition into the
very heart Of Dixie absolutely appals
those prophetic rebels who said that his
brigade would be cut to pieces in five
minutes after he landed on the sacred
soil"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-28
Accident.

AS Captain BRADEN Of indianapolis, a
member Of Gen. DUMoNT's staff was re-
turning TO headquarters yesterday morn
sing, from a visit to the Pickets, his horse
stumbled and fell upon him bruising him
severely We are glad TO learn that his
injuries though painful, are not regarded
as dangerous.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-28

nv Davidson county, M y ls, 1862 negro woman
" who Ways her name b. MARY; says She belongs
% VIM. Imam OF Bedford county, Tenn, said w0-
man 2l years ola, we CHS about 100 p0unds copper
.olor ana feet q & Inches high, no marks. The
owner ID requested % come forward prove pro
porty and pay charge a. TIE law dIrects.
j. 90. HINTON,
Nav 2-th--3t sheriff and Tailor NJ U 4.