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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
[FOr the IntellIEoncsr.I
THE NEW sTATE.

2 sE4rz e ~ = b.
: AZ last the agony ts over andthe friends
of free labor ara permitted TO see that ali
this cry about the formation of n gallant
free State to be called West Yitgtniais a
humbug. I5a
There has been nEthis movement great
wrong doing and deception somewhere. If.
tits all to endin,talk while the people are
to bear thsEexpense. -
This new State movement had its origin
IN two causes, one right the other wrong.
one healthful the. other pernicious. The
first was deep longing desire to escape
the inequalities which sinyeholdfng eastern.
Virginia had forced upon us, non.slaye-
holding western men. The second was -
secret, restless desire on the part of,aspir-s
ing politicians to create new State in
which they might obtain offices of place
and emolument, which they could not bb.
tain in the DID, And am sorry to think
that already many ysof this class have insin-
uated themselves into some of the most lnl J
eratiYe and honorable vacancies created by
tie treason of old fheumbents.
Tue Convention which assembled At
wheeling inJune lnst, md which reorgan.
iEed the State goyeFnIpent for the whole of
Virginia did well, but the Convention
which has convened at late day for the
formation of 8 eonStitdtioh for 4 new State
has utterly failed tOReeompllsh a work
that can be made OF any use 10 the neople.
Those who have desired 4 new State,
have Inadvertently admItttd TO their coun.
sels and Ca4YeAtiou 2 number Who at heart
are entirely opposed 20 any such movement.
whatever, who by enlarg ting boundary have
insured enough ihlltiehee from the peculiar
iqstitpti6n to lefeat the whole project 4 nj
thus bave th0sS " Ssife 70 cat loose. in
. constitutional way, from all our odd.
weights aud hindnanees, been ontygitted.
mpst say L Was astOntshed when /
found that the U5pfedti6n li6d reftfSed 10
let the prop iti6n, for the gradual .extinc-
ton.of slavery Ia our new State, 20 b6Fore
the people, even rs = separate Resolution
trom.the Constituti66 which thet are about
to submit to us. Where! Is che Justice.
where y the prupriety of such eoursef
FOR one was with ail loyal men in their
efforts 10 restors Virginia 10 her loyalty TO
tue Union aud shall be with thetn to the
ehd: 4 was not an advocate of a new
iSEate AZ hEsti but vas anxiSus to escape
from burdens limposed upon uS, and SO
went With them when defeated In my own.
taSortte plan ID June last, but aftersthis
sudden retrogr.lde movement by the. Com.
Tentiou Id fefasihg 10 submit this vital
Of the status Of labor IN The
new State to lie people, let us examine
i9F Q moment our position aud our pros /
peef f ss5f u y \
Who would not prefer = large and re-
sPsetable slaYe STATE Wit6 %, ,008 atisto-
cratic =. =. VI. to take care of MS who
could bring all the spresttg &c Of long line
OF booted ancestry TO maleps. peetable. /.
rather than a poor, starving Oomnbn5
wealth. with oRly about 900 of these
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
Observation-Disclosures
gTElRlIs OF ADvBhrIs5IiiNG.

TVuyEsd1D IENEs o. NosPAnE11,. ION o,I 1,,o,l.,o,
Us 1LE8s, YAK A soUAIE. y !. .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
JAMES r. BAKER.
Hats 8 Caps at Wholesale.

.t-I. .4RPBit BROTHER, No. IeO Main, eorner of
IL Ullph tta. Sheeltng Vas. have 60SI n sffiTs a
lu.I SICK Oi u ATS CAPS, TO which We invite the
Of Merchants wIShinE anything Ia our
80. lana
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-18
Administering the OatI, In pI.as.,,.
County. = -
ST, MARY's, Pleasants 60. Feb /


County.
ST. AARI's, Pleasants Co., Feb. II.
aEditors Daily Lntelligencer- IS
Not wishing TO intrude ON the columns
OF your noble paper, yet you will confer a
great favor BY giving the following n place
in your paper.
On Tuesday last our court commence,
It's regular session, aud it being vell nm
derstood tlat large number of the Secest
WINS summoned On.the grand Jury. all ewes
were turned to that portion of the court
mouse where they were empauueled, to see
WhAt course they would pursue in relation
/ to the oath that would be administered ia
them In aifeW moments the CLERK. with
iesument IN hand, discharged his dutv
oy administering the oath that had lbean
tne rule OF 9tction previous to tue rebellion
The oath was takent bat ,it proved to n,,r,,,
OF them bitter pill. Soon after the Al.
torney for the Commonwealth gave hi,
charge 10 the Jury, which. was done In a
very able'sand eloquent manner. He Is 4
young man of much promise. The Jury
tEelired 70 their room. Then came the tug
OF VAR the Union men. declaring they never
would submit 70. such an outrage OF their
rights. Ar. .. w. Smith was called npon
TO give bis opinion in regard 10 the proper
49, ISllaFUe LAketi- LIE gaze them
EltS opinion In such . eIear ad It siSittfoFy.
nte'1ner. t'.1 that tBsy getarned % 81 o6tt.
Sir: Smith was chosen by the ioyaf bor-
ton to demRild, in their behalf tie oatI,
passed by the w heeling Convection 4, the
J Ith day ot June last Nc. $. Appealed 70
them 10 very able aud patriptic manner.
DECLARING thar 1t WAS nd2abtedly the duty
Of every loyal man to support tie reorgani-
izsd government of Virginia, aud the Con-
stitqtton Of tie United. States, as the SUI
ipFeme Inv of the land; and as the Sand
7 ury bad q solemn dnty TO perform, he be-
ltsyed and urged with much power iiiht IL
was the duty qf the court to have no other
oath admipisteFed 70 Them. AID with tbe
4tssisIaaee iisll Of Mr. r. Blair, ofRitchfe. who
s9pttsipdsd e! most eloqueutly that the Vince.
l9g osth was The proper one, The c6nTl,s
= WIN tns adStee Of counsel, discharged the
rStraud JnFy, and in less than twenty min.
9!es apethsr one was snmmo1ed. AfteFi
Iae t9 oata 20 support the Constitution Of the
United; States and the reorgt6ized govern
ment 9f Wrginik was administered: they
e eilFsd 20 their room well atis6sd that
they had accomplished great work. ana.
co9lh now discharge their duty. az men
iiVlng under government hey we're viz
ling 10 support. As this haS beed 4 f,er-
picking question for some time past. and
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NUMBER l69.

Is nov settled beyond a doubt, let tue
uulon anen act in concert. every one DOING
has part In assisting the General Govern9
ment to erash this wicked rebellion: then.
and not ttll then, will peace aud prosperity
return to our beloved land, UxiOS.
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ANY o. tue above works viii also be fnrnfshed to
s'o sibseTtE srs for the year 1861, s. aud O a.
0He-LLGLf the Regular Subscription .Pre.,.
Thus Neg iytLscrfb'r may obtain the R.prin,s os
tile Four Reviews and BlackWood - -
seven Consecutive Years for sara
nal lrOTkH Tor one year. - S''
As We shall never again be likely To ofsr S,oh In
dueemsnts - those here presented, = ~
NOW is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBER
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JAno 4Gold street, New York
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SaddIeS. HarnesS .Trunks "a

WHOLESALE &iRBTAIL.
=. SHEPPARD No.lSl Main Street, corner
~ unlout Will continue TO keep ON hand alArReAnd
complete assortment Of all artieleSIn hIa line consist
lug Of Ladies' and lentlsnen's Saddles Pine COArse
ltArnoSs, Trunks, Vallees Carpet Rags Col
lars, uameS, Whips, &c. sFNiE r
would respectfully call attention to my stOck and
trust by striet attention and prOmptness, to merit
Continuance Of the public patronage
All kinda Of rspAldnG promptly done, aud In \ pro
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war DEPARTMENT, Feb. IL. 1862
Ihe Secretary OF War desires 10 estsb-
lsh regular daily communication be.
tween g! fortress Monroe and Port ROYAL.
HAtteras, and Roanoke Island, by light
saa ,l swift steam packets. Plans, propo-
nrtlAys by telegraph, mail, or person IS
interview, from shippers and sLfp.owfers
aud express lines. No speculative prono-
sition will be received, nor any from per-
sons not now in possession or or having
control of the required means of trans.
port E. II. STANTON,
Sec'rY of War.
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Wan DEPARruExr Esb Iiloe

!. A Daily Line OF Steamers between
sftaFterRS1 6oRNoIre5s ISiSn5s tSTSC1!1e
Royal, and FOrtreEn Monroe,
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II was ailslightful taskifor Joe Pendle-
ion and Dr. White to wait on couple of
noble hearted Western Virginia boys in
their prison at Richmond. and assure them.
that when the War is over they viii be
tried as traitors to the she for being
found in arms in defence. of the Union.-
Joe'PsndlstOn may perhaps, lay the fat
teriug uaction to his soul that be viii be
6iek here To take part in the trial OF them.
Bns'he never made a bigger mistake in his
life. lfevor hcvisits This region it willbe
nthe mannerethat the 'sneakiug Nicode-
mus yisitedlhis Saviour.
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CARBON OIEl
Savings Bank of Wheeline

oRe., Aafs-St, bes,o.s,, AO0ros aad U,Ioa
RToNEY RRckIVRD ON NrRANs1ENriDRPos1T
Nl Interest paid on Special Deposits. COllestions
promptly attended to. Exchange on the BAst bought
aud sid. TH0S. IL. LIST, President.
sANLP uTLDRBrI, Treasurer. JanI4'50.
ear LIsIs RoBF. EoRRIsoN. s,,-iW. \. LOGAN
tEueHNEEIsE. B.pAVENPqRE.
LIST, MORRISON 6 co.,
Wholesale Groeeis 4 EPFodnoeDenlers
NoI.Io odEd so -Hafa-Sts WastlfEs, Va.
Wa desire 70 tate TO the friends OF the late hrm,
Aud % the trade generally that are In possession
OF the most ample faeIllSs for the ttanlaetOn Of
= Rhoiosale 0rOceEy and Prceiuea Husin6ss.
We ane determined to execute all Ordera Ontrustod
70 our care with adOity anI pFomptnesS, and the
most favorable torms. Your Ob't servants,
LIST, MORRISON = CO.
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The present critical state Of European ansir. ln,
nS tue I0TtheomtpB year. They viii occupy 4 MD.
alS ground between the hastily written nsSS itern5
crude speeulatiOns, and Aylni Puu0TI or tlo SjI,s
Journal and the pOndern1S tome of the fnfnrS NJ
written amer the iVing interest and STeite.
o. the great political events Of the tir,G IhSl
..S Pss.ea away. II ts 70 thSso PsFiodicalS thsf
must look for the only really ald
ss IIit3 nlst9ry ot current eV0nt1s Rn a. such in
SSI 10 Je,r VOL literary, scientific
Au .us'io 'eal ehAFaeteri We urge them upon th6
consideration Of the reading puhltn
The receipt Of AdvameS Sheets st,S,n Az.
British PubllthaIs gives additional TSlpS - A.
Reprints, inaEmueh a8 they can now - piSeS5 n,
ne hands OF subscribers about a. soon q ne oFiS
TERMS. CRsEular Pr,o,.5
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POSTAGE,

POSTAGE.
te PSHtSgS t. any part Of the United States viii
90 nut TWENTH-POUIe CRNTS a wear for GlPiSsi
wool aud bnt FOURTEEN ORNTs year fJr SSeS
A. the above prices the Psrioeleals win ho fur.
ntshed fer 1867. And asa
Premium to New Subscribers,
furnished eomrletS ,sithoaf ioial eSoT,, tii 's
s ls more epieneTal Magazines Of the day.
tI lose little by age Hence, full
valuable as for 1862. - +sst'' -,
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suppllel AZ The following ExTlElIELH Low RLTES:
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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-24

The vote on Thursday was very mea-
gre. No interference whatever was made
to prevent the polling Of disloyal votes,
the authorities regarding tia good OppOr-
tunity to let all such put their names on
record. The Secessionists were busily
engaged in bringing in all the votes they
could rake together, and pOlled 736 in
all. The Union men not regarding the
election as valid owing to the anamulOus
condition of the State, rarely went to the
polls az all, those who attended going
merely for the purpose of making a sort
Of public organization. We can poll,
we believe, some fifteen hundred votes in
the city, In two wards no poll was
opened. The vote stands For Brien--
Union, $50, Observation-Disclosures, &c.,
In Williamson county, which belongs to
this district, we are told but one poll was
opened. AS we have before stated, in no
event will Governor johnson give COM
missions to Secessionists elect. Confed-
crate officers cannot exercise authority
under the Federal Government
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-24
3. g. MERCER, i Editor.
Ehe Palmetto Panic.

Various accounts from Charleston
concur in stating that q widely spread
panic exists in Charleston and the sur
rounding country. The trAtOrous and
guilty Inhabitants Of that region quake
with apprehensions of an insuuection.
Hundreds of planters are flying from
the country into the city, while hundreds
again Of The people Of the city are fly
ing to the country to escape the terrOrs
Of the expected bombardment. They
are realizing the state of affairs repre-
scented by the Prophet, where he de-
scribes the conscience smitten sinner
crying out in the morning, "WOuld to
God il were night" and at night ex-
claiming, "Would to God it were morn
ing - The curse of the South, and Of
the North, of all mankind and Of Hea-
ven rests like consuming fire upon the
heads Of the authors of this Rebellion,
and remorse turns their hearts to ashes
We pity them not. Charleston is the
abode and birthplace of moral mon
sters. No accumulation of suffering up
on her would move US to sympathy.
She has by her Obstinacy, her folly, her
cold-blOOded sins and heartlessness, her
icy indifference to the welfare and hap
piness of others, forfeited all claims to
our compassion. The ghosts of the
thousands slain in this unholy Rebellion,
the victims of disease who have persisted
in the camps, or languished away in the
hospitals, and the multitudes who have
been murdered by individual assassins,
or guerilla bands, as they file in pale
procession through her streets, point the
finger of reproach at her people, and
blight them with a bitter and eternal
curse, Yes, Charleston, acting in the
days of the Revolution as she is now in
this Rebellion, o minion and sycophant
of aristOcracy, then, as now, and ever,
the enemy of free government, exhibits
in her history no redeeming era of pa
triotism and generous emotion. Nothing
but bigOted, intolerant and selfish trea-
son. May the waters Of the ocean roll
over her deserted ruins, and travellers
only visit her in future days as the
SodOm and Gomorrah of the New
World.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-24
A Bill.

TO amend he Rcveaue Laps IN reference 70 Licenses
Privileges, ETC.
WHEREAS, The City Council are Of opinion that
w no man has the right TO enjoy the blessings Of
free government without being duly sworn TO sup
port and maintain IL against domestic and foreign
enemies
Therefore be il enacted by the CITY Council Sec.
ton J. That the city laws Of the City Of Nashville
relating 10 licenses and privileges, be and hereby
SO amended that no free white person or persons shall
hereafter be permitted 10 carry on any business or
exercise any privilege In said City for which license
or permission is now required by any law or ordi.
nance OF the Corporation Of said City, without first
applying 70 the City Recorder aud taking 40 oath of
allegiance and fidelity TO the Constitution Of tho Unit.
ed states and the Government thereof the same oath
In form and substance that heretofore taken by the
present members and officers of the City Council.
Sec. 2 That no license hereafter issued or renewed
shall be valid without strict compliance on the part
Of tho applicant with the FIRST section Of this act.
Sec. 3. The Recorder shall be entitled 10 an sddi-
tional fee Of twenty ave cents for each and every
oath so administered as aforesaid, such fee to be
paid by the person applying for the license.
Sec. 4. That for each and every violation Of the
first section Of this act in addition to all former pen
allies by any law or ordinance Of this corporation
the offender shall also be liable 10 fine Of not less
than i've njr more than fifty dollars to be recovered
by warrant before the Recorder in other cases Of
avioation Of the Corporation law Provided, how
ever, that nothing contained In the provisions OF this
act shall appeal or abTidge any law now in force and
further, that this act shall not apply 10 or affect Ii
censes issued prior TO this date.
Sac o. II shall be the duty Of The City Marshal 10
arrest and carry before the City Recorder for trial all
persons suspected Of a violation Of this act.
NJ. NJ RRIEN,
Pres. Board Of Aldermen.
W. p. JONES,
Pres. Common Council.
Attest; VIM. SnANE Recorder bfnyor
Approved 22d May 22d, 1882. may24-3t.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-24

TIE THREE P's.-A writer in the
Christian Index thinks the three things
needed by the South to bring her safely
through all her troubles, are Powder,
ProVender and Prayer. There is as
much truth as ALTERATION in the remark.
Richmond paper.
We think she had better abandon that
motto, as she has about exhausted her
Powder and ProVender, and is past
Praying for. Suppose you advise her 10
adopt PUage, Reconciliation and Per-
dition
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-24


in t'eir oi01s pa,0n over Us, political con'aer-
ion became uncomfortable and separation neoes-
sayy 70 preserve our self-respect.
As our Norman kinsmen IN England, az
i0nys minority haze ruled their Saxon
oolnt,1naea IN political Uassalage tp to he
present dan, so haze zoe, The "slaUe O(igarcis"
govey7,ed The Yanfees, till within a twelve
month. we framed the Constitution,
for seventy years moulded the policy of
the Government, and placed our oiUn men,
Of 4" Northern men ,Dih Southern principles"
IN pot0ey.
On the 9th Of November, 1860, the Pu-
ritans emancipated themselves and are
uotO IN violent iasurection against their for
nler o,Oaers. This insane holiday freak
will not last long, however, for dastards
in fight, and incapable of self-government
they will inevitably again fall under the
control of the superior race. A few more
Bull Run furnishings will bring them once
more Under The coke as d0ciLe as the most
loyal Qf or Ethiopian "cliattels."
Have we not dominant race among
US p exclaims the New York Tribune, in
an editorial of March last discussing the
alleged superiority of Southern society.
Yes, we have, Horace, and the curfeW beU
shall get toUhe shameful tale IN every Nel0
England Village.
When the giant Sumner covered be-
meath the lash of the Slender Brooks in
the Senate chamber u ,oas the magnetic,
hereditary impulse Of the Uillain blood Which
blanched IN has 8lavish veins, in the presence of
has lofd. The hound licked the dust and
whined. Let there be hereafter no maud
I'm se,8ibihty on either side about the shedding
Of each otteps blood, for IL IS not brothers.
blood the few cavalier families upon the
other side of the line, have generally
either joined our standard or remained
at home. Let the Yankees understand
that there is eternal war between our
races which cannot be ended, but By the
sIbagation oftte one or he other.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-24

WARTRAcE, Nav he, 1852.

WARTRAcE, May ~, 1862.
Editor Nashville Union:
DEAR SIR: On Sunday morning last,
Major Gunkel, of the Fourth Kentucky
Cavalry, with detachment of his COM
mand, arrested the notorious and des-
perate Thomas Daniels, Captain in the
Rebel army, and one of his Lieutenants,
named Mclaughlin, who had come home
for the purpose of raising a guerrilla
band of robbers aud cut threats, and by
their threats of hanging, forcing Union
men to join them. They have threat
ened to hang and shoot every Union
man that voted against Secession and no
doubt would have done so, as soon as
they were in power Too much praise
cannot be accorded to Major Gunkel for
his prompt and energetic course in pro-
tecting Union men, and arresting such
deep dyed villains and assassins. A
few more arrests of such men, and War
trace and the surrounding country fOr
twenty miles, will again be safe for
Union men 10 live in. UNION
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-24

Under the conviction that it will be a
profitable employment for the secession
lists of Nashville to review the articles Of
their leading rebel organ during the reign
of King Isham, we beg leave to serve
them up a choice melange, delectable
ola pOdrida made up from the pages of
the notorious Courier, the perambulatory
organ of the rebellion.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-24

The Federal Government, and the
Union party which sustains it, has no
idea of treating with even respectful
consideration any policy which involves
a diminution Of the territory or the au-
thOrity of the Federal Union. They
will listen to no terms which do not
propose return to loyalty and uncon-
ditional submission to the laws. Let
every dislOyal man bear this in mind.
We make no compromises loiH traitors
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-24
A 9 A II ID
70 TIE
Town and Country Merchants
OF TEN " E66HU.

TNHE undersigned, Of the arm Of NORTH, EIIKR
Il MAN 4 o., NEW YORK, 20 long and fayOrably
known 10 the southern Trade, having taken up his
residence 10 Nashville s now prepared 20 take or.
ders for an Articles that NORTH sherman Co. have
been famous for the Last % years for keeping such ~
Combs, brushes, Perfumes and Toilet Articles But
tons, Threads, Cutlery, TAPES, Needles Pins Fishing
Tackle, Portmonnaies, fans, Paper Stationery Violin
and country give him a call The people Of Tenneg
see are out Of these goods and must have them
y. IA. MURPHY,
mal22-lms no PUBLIC sQuARE. MEANWHILE.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-24
Great Union Triumph in Old
Bedford.

A dispatch from sholbyville informs
us that the vote for Chancellor in Bed
ford county stands; T. II. Caldwell,
Union, b10; B. L, Ridley, Secession, 6S.
For Circuit Judge, j. p Steele, Union,
496; II. L. Davidson, Secession, 1856.
Well done, Bedford
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-24
NOTICED

ON SATURDAY,, the 2sth DAY or JUNE, 1862,
" viii expose 10 public sale to the highest bidder
for Cash, at the Court house in the County OF David
son, a NEGRO MAN, named CHRIsToPHKR, aged about
Al years, levied ON as the property of John W. Mar
tin, to satisfy NJ Ia ia my hands, In favor Of j.
i. Martord, Clerk and Master Of the Chanoery Court
at AcMnnvile, Tennessee against John W. Martin
and W. o. Harris. Sale within the usual hours
May 23d, lS62-td J. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-24
"

1t says, as our Norman kinsmen in
England, always minority, have ruled
their Saxon cOuntrymen in political vas
salage up to the present day, so have
the Slave oligarchs governed the Yankees
till within twelve month"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-24

A Mosaic Article from the Louis
understandable COurier-CSntain.
ing Rich Varity of BalderdasE,
Calumny, 'sSOur Grnpes,'' Prophe-
cy, etc.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-24
Bids for Machinery, &c.

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT orARTFRNASTlR.
nashville, TESs., May 10Th, lse2
dds will be received at this Oiico Until ~ O'Clock
~ N. Saturday, May 81, 1852, from citizens loyal 10
the United States only for the Huls Machinery ana
state Room Doors of two Steamboats, burned By the
rebels, and now partially sunk in the Cumberland
river At Nashville, Tenn.
Bids will be received for the whole or parts OF the
above. Government Ponds only received.
J. d. BINGHAM,
nay20-lu Capt h A. @ M.