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able for two small families, or may be occupied
by several gentlcmen House. opposite Judge Cat
runs dwelling, Cherry street. Terms liberal
Ten or Fineen Day Boarders can be accomnoda.
ted also a few Transient Boarders can bs aooommo.
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SHOES A. UATQ

which they ofer 10 tho trade at tho lowest cash pr
Ccs. Country merchants, visiting the city are inyi.
tod TO give us a call before buying slsowhsrp.
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WATSON HOTEL.
To HII the Military Departments in
the District of the Ohio

ON AND AFTER THE Let DAY or JULY 1862
OwiIl open Office ut the - Cloud hotel In Nash.
vilicei Tcnncssc, and one on Man street, opposite
the Guut Hous Louisville, KY. for ala transact oua
ur beet in this department, ior three months FROM
July lst 1902. CHARLES KAHN, Jr
Beef Contractor for The District Of Ohio
n. B.-llighcst Market price paid FOR good cattle
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THE Subscribers hove opened at ....
L. No. PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE, . n.H
a large Stock Of Farogu and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
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PROSPECTUS
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NASHVILLE UNION

l. I"
TINS EAshy1uE UsiR wa coinmeuced d lee weeks
snGq Tor the pupdso q opposing tho Rebo southern
Conlcderacy, and Of advocating the restoration o.
Fciernl authority, without any abatement over all
the statcs which lrvc attsmptod tossccdsr Itholis
a. friends All 10 sdprort ADD as toes ally WHO oppose
The Union Of the states, /, has no watchword but
FREEDoN AND NAuoSuuY
with rebels auIhaj6.- has No enlapromse to
make It contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made in pursuance thereof as the SUPREME
Law ornEIsED, sRyUmsh ms Cgus6tut6p-a ana
Laws d ahy u tbo stalea V the contrary notwth.
standing
It contends for the Union Of the states, because
without 1t tho proservaton OF our liberties And inst.
pilons and the organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stauts in
tle way Of crushing ont the rcJuiiCu aud restoring
C Union must perish, no matter by what name il be
He'd.
Tothe people o. Tonne are or e. rdnoai5 Tor lhoif
devotion to Liberty and Union, until they were be-
trnycd to the rebel dcspotism at Richmond by per.
dous Governor and corrupt LEGISLATURE, and who
have felt heavily the awful Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support. let the names Of
rebel oficohobinrs, Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Mcn, who have 1lcd our borders with mourning be
gibbcted before the world let those ambitious aud
ayaricops mon Uho have Plottet ruin for iheir
own Rggraudzsment 30 fastened u the pllopy Of
shame, no matter how high their position in society.
1T It be shown how the sefstyled defenders Of
Nsouthern Rightsy areh0s Lhading maradding bands
br freo-booters aud moss troopers State Kid
happng negroes, stealing horses aud CATTLE breaking
Into houses, burning railroad bridges and cars, and
numbering unarmed citizens in cold blood. Let the
truth sgiuug excluded By tbe outferR oogspirato
now circulate freely through every neighborhood,
hnd our cause will assuredly triumph. VIII not loyal
men eEeryghere aid US u the dissemination Of facts
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SICK OR W0UNDED'
and for persons living NJ a distance who can rit,
70 The Army Intel geHoe once and obtain rcli-
able information Of any soldier that en-.
listed il tho States of


To- the Army Intel genoe once and obtain rcli-
able information OF any soldier that en-.
listed ID tho States OF
WiHois, Indiana, Ohio, Totra, Michigan. Wiscos.
an Mianosoa, Eeniaclg oHd masouri.
TORRGCT NrELLIGESCE Will BIC GIVEN OF
~ any soldier from the above States, whether
SICK WOUNDED, LlEns On TAKEN PHIsuNrR, and
In what battles he may have been engaged, ana
where his regiment Is stntibusd. ..I... ....
Informal on will alro be ven u the condition Of
aUy alex Vouu ed soldier n ~ Louis, LauisvfI o.
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, or any Hospitai
In the Nostetn leparymsut and WHERE those III ed
IN battle, or have died from their wouuds are burr
ed aud where thcse takea prisoners arc con-
6ned. ...a.r ....... ..... ID"
This Is tho only Army Intelligence Once In the
Departures Of the Mississippi OF eAteru nepatt-
msnt,--and Information ots0lders froIn any OF the
above states can be given At any time by calling or
writing 70 the Army intelligence Offc-
70 sons writing via pleaso give the lame Of the
solder what STATE h. en- sto' ~ Rad the number OF
hA reg ment. Vhtrges fIr any ind ofAI " nteili.
genre viii BE- Two D1LLAEs, ant any person " ritinr
Will please enclose toe 'unt, IA order 10 secure
attention to their inquiries
Address Army intelligence once, ST. louis, Mo-,
in care X Lon ls4s. . llay IS, lSB2-ly
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Nashville Union Guards will meet at
hali-past seven, p, NJ hereafter instead
of four an absent members without
leave win be arrested and dealt with ac-
c0rdingly .r.HI.ra.H ruIr
By order u The Captain
..'. .a IL. ENDEBLNE, o. s.
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300 Bays rNUN lNTur
bO0 " wheat Bran,
200 Blea Crime Hay,
F9 slIe hy J.ER RUST.
Successor 90 NJ. PAEu6I a o..
JOlt.u s,Ea1i south OF Broad.
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RYE FLOUR.

EE DARREiS FRESH GROUND RYE FLOUR, on
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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF THE OHo(
Nashville, Tenn, July 20, 1862, 5
lSPEcIAL oRpEBs, No. 112l .,
-tlHi All officers now in this city not
detailed on duty at this post, and all
oaleOrs passing through, are hereby re-
quired 10 report themselves without de-
lay, az the headquarters of COL MILLER,
commanding Post aud register their
names, the regiment and corps to which
they belong, and the orders under which
they are absent from their proper com
mands. ..r
BY command Of Maj Gen. BUELL.. t
(SigncO w, II, SlDELL,
saaroasas Maj. 18th U. s. Infantry,
ragrral- rrsr1irGarIA.A.A "A. Gen.
Official:
HENRY stone A. A, A. G.
July 2i-1w ..........
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MEAL,

ON hand and for sale at The Broadway NJ MS.
~ iuuoa u D. DlCKRY Agent.
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ole.

'' Henry STONE, A, A. A. G.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 10, 1862.
The Rhode Island from tho Gulf arrived this morning.
she will sail for Philadelphia this evening. In
quence of the fog was detained of the capes day
yesterday.
The Mount Vernon, which arrived here yesterday to
coal left her station off Wilmington, N c. on the 18th
inst The Chippewa and Monticello were Of Cape Fear,
and the Fcrnandna and Manda or New Inlet.
The Mount Vernon encountered the storm Of Tuesday
night and arrived here yesterday afternoon. She
part of the Burnside feet of Hatteras.
The Mount Vernon reports that she burnt lightshp
orNow Years night, which being fitted out for a
gunboat, under the guns Of Fort Caswsl
The rebel steamer Gordon is the for REPAIRS
according to the reports OF conrabands on board the
Mount Vernon account Of the damage received In her
encounter with the Mount Vernon on December Is.
The bark John Trucks, with the DEpineu zouaves; ;
the schooner Col Saterly with the Signal Corps Of Gen.
Burnsides expedition the hospital ship Of the expedition
other vessels Of the feet left here with
favorable wind this forenoon.
The Constitution from Boston, arrived here this fore
noon Her destination is unknown.
French war steamer arrived below this afternoon
said to be the Guerrierre de Ia Nor.
Tho regular Thursday flag today took Craney
Island several passengers the South Tho boat brought
back the following released prisoners:-
Captain Brewer. Quartcrmaster Of the Rhode Island
brigade Lieutenant Knight Of tho First Minnesota reg
ment Captain A. @. Kellogg, Of Company of the Second
Connecticut regiment, and private Nineteen citizens
also to go North
Ono hundred and sixty prisoners Of war are expected
here tomorrow, to be exchanged and sem North
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

stances indeed they appeared 20 be the most inert or
the whole body Of prisoners contrasting most unsvors
bly, with the Yankees, these we're contemptuousIy
tsrmed but who always developed surprising power "
resisting difficulties of the most varied kind.
In reference TO the nonecepton Of winter clothing oy
the prisoners from New York regiments, II ou' Ia,
sufficient had been sent in December to cothe all ths
federal prioners The invoices had been received
at General wndsrs ONCE but there seems 70 have oeen
DELAY in the distribution Of the clothing TWO huhuroa
and forty of the most destitute Of these prisoners nave
been recently exchanged from Richmond ana one ,s
sand are now al Tuscaloosa Columbia and New Orleans
They are also destitute Of clothing Some OF the men
were sent TO Tuscaloosa had only shirt and PAIR
sers each. They altogether destitute OF shoes
ters and packages from the North have always
received by the prisoners, although sometimes aesl
great delay Mr. Gillette Of the CLERKS N ma go
OF letters and packages prisoners For the iniorms
ton OF partie. wishing to letters, Sc the following
direction is here given
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
Police Intelligence.

The LATE ROBBERY IN BROADWAY CONCERT SAIooN-TnB
OTHER SIDE sToRyThe propretors II the concert
saloon 600 Broadway deny in the most emphatic
that Father Rauguet either drugged robbed in
their establishment They appeared before the Superin
gentleman imbbed hot gins and whiskey skins In suif-
ciont quantity TO render him somew hat inoxcaed that
while in that condition he fell head in love with
Of the pretty waiter girls and wanted to marry her
that evening" that subsequently he became jealous
Of the attentions OF strangers TO his aBproa and
made himself the laughing stock Of the audience by
chasing her from one end Of the room TO the other.
Finally the priest took q seat in one Of the
private boxes, where he fell asleep, and did not
awake until the closing up timc--one O'Clock A. NJ.
The propretors claim that Rauguet had his gold
In his pocket when he left the premises but 10 the
monsy-S2 900 in drafts and notes--ihey
tain They remember seeing rough looking fellows
attempting to awake Rauguet and s possible tat the
robbery may have been committed by them The pro-
preors further state that learning that Rauguef
boarded at tho Metropolitan they conducted him thither
and left him In charge Of the attaches Of that establish
ma
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
MrsCFILASEotrs NEWS
TEXAS.

THE SIEGE OF MATAMoRAS.
The Brown sville Texas) FLAG, OF the 18th ut gives
account 10 the second day OF the siege Of Maa
moras. The drama had continued AZ IL commenced
cannon and small by day, with change Of scene
by the burning OF buildings at night. We have
count Of the killed and wounded, az the hospital has
been removed 10 the other side of the river
THE TEXANS AT MONTERREY.
BY letter In the Flag, learn that the difficulty In
Coahuia Ia fast rpenng and that forced levies al
ready being made In Monterey Says the writer" Sc
vera Of your Texas refugees lately established in this
city refusing 10 up they were ordered 10 close their
stores but deemed II more prudent 10 pay than 80 back
to Texas
RKrHFoRcENKNrs SENT TO THE ARKANSAS BoRpER.
The Dallas Herald states that In consequence Of the
Hopothiahola assuming Its present magnitude por
ton Of each Of the Texas regiments In Arkansas will
be sent at 70 reinforce Col Cooper Five hundred
men from each regiment have been ordered out.
THE TEXAS LE0IsLATURH.
bill TO create hospital fund Of $500 900 for the Tsxsn
troops in the Geld Is pending before the Legislature
Of that State. II authorizes the Governor 10 appoint
agents 10 visit the different camps and distribute the funds
~ necessity may require BY another bill the Governor
II also Authorized to send agents abroad TO purchase
and ammunition for the defence Of ths STATE and 10 raise
. regiment OF mounted men for frontier operations.
new militia law has been passed BY the Texas Lsgs
ature. In which the word "mita" bas been entirely
ianoved and the term estate troopsn adopted placing
the entire forces Of the State on q war footing.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
REBEL ENCAMPMENT ROUTED IN HOWARD
COUNTY, MO.

Correspondence Of the St. Louis Republican,
FAYErrE Mo-, Jan. 8. 1862
seems that Colonel Poindexter, rebel leader in this
part Of the State commenced last Monday morning col
Silver creek, seven eight miles east Of Boanoke
with view is supposed, Of joining Price army, and
had succeeded in getting together there on yesterday
about thousand men, with ample supplies OF ammuni
ton, clothing and camp equipage together with the
means Of transportation.
Major Hubbard Of the First Missouri cavalry who is
in command Of the federal troops IN this county learn
ing this fact took with him five hundred from his
camp, this place yesterday morning, and reaching
the rebel Ut four O'Clock In the afternoon, tmme
dispensing the enemy after short conflict Of about half
an hour.
The Union troops burned the rebel camp consisting Of
los tents twenty five wagons -four meal bacon and
immense number Of saddles, brides, overcoas, carpet
bags blankets, &c. together with eighty kegs Of
Of Three four Of the rebel captains could not tell
whore single man OF their commands could be found.
The Union loss three killed and ten wounded, while
the rebel loss seven killed, seven mortay wounded
and about twenty wounded less severely.
Major Hubbard returned 10 his here this morning
sixtynve rebel horses He also captured fty wagons,
with all the camp equipage and supplies Of the rebels
but being unable to bring these things away with him,
burned them the ground destroying at the same time
about hundred that the rebels had thrown
in their fight The most of the flying rebels express
were deceived and mised by Colonel Pondexter, whom
they denounce in unmeasured terms They do not think
him coward but they believe he has skill Of manage
ment. Major H., his officers and men, are entitled to
great credit for the courage, activity and energy with
which they conducting their military operations here
beion In this State would be crushed and the
peace Of the State restored.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
ALABAMA.


Especial correspondence of the Memphis Appeal
MoB1E, Ala. jan 3, 1862
Defending The HdrJorProbatili Of Attack ne
Ciy from The Rear-The Bookodes-7ne OcctJafioys Of
Bitori-The Rene,ed Bonabordme,n at Pe,ssaoola, de-
Mobile has become point Of interest among the many
others along the borders OF eaguered land That she
will be treated 10 the dsagreeabe attentions OF Dr. Lin
coins "sea Hessans, later 10 the general i'm
preston OF citizens-tho 'sooner' or "iater ind
eating period less remote, according 10 the
spunk or tiridity Of the party II may be next week.
next month next season, or not Al all and the latter
Is the least probable supposition for when consider
the Yankee prsdllecton f getting hn,se into scrapes
opportunity Of blunderns into difficulties and defeats
AZ Mobile Offers TO his!wronghsaded enterprise.
an,s. - s ns o ne %.schay on our h.rbor
their storm tossed stations up the becamsd and green
bordered vista Of the bay longing to pass the grim for
Of teeth, which can b&e four raies swsy. ana 70
fight the hated Secesh for possession OF his PLEASANT in
heritsncethis fair Gulf city But sscesh the alert
lana fellows man the guns At Forts Morgan and Gaines
ana the several batteries which hold the barbsr mp.
proaches, and our gunboats sentinel the channsls
The Yankees would hardly risk their srand armada
seanst these nvunssable deenoes implicit as their re-
lance IL in its irresistible prowess Their shps would BE-
riddsd 70 spnters by tenincb coumbiad balls and risd
prcjectiles They have exceeding respect for e attr
butes Of penetration aud accuracy which they hace ds
covered to their cost pertain TO the long rihsd thirty
twos OF the Gulf coast We make em here. We take
the fine old coast defence thirty bsquesthed TO fe
state Of Alabama by the dying Union, rife them out
and make the "out throwngestf guns 10 the war
thus the enemy will scarcely upon his fate al the
mouth Of the bay but there maggot in the uIitary
brain Of General picayuns Butlor, which, report saws
viii make him tempt his fate at Mobile n another drec.
tionto wit BY land attack from the southwest Plea
yune has reDdezvoused his rascals on Shin Island IN great
force, and s presumed that his idea TO take them
over ~ the main land disembsrk point some thirty
odd miles below the city, and march them up to take us
in the rear.
We are quite ready for this operation 40 we'll as for that
via the bay, and will fight Picsyune nsht which will
lstonsh MS forty thousand swamps and bayous block
ho road bs must travel leaving 10 him little bctter than
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
IMPORTANT FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, Jan. II, 1862
Advces from Cape Grardeau state that the expedition
which left here, Dallas and Bloomfield, returned this
forenoon, bringing twenty prisoners, among them
Capt. Day, Of JEFF Thompson's army.
Reports from Paducah heavy cannonadng heard
up the Tennessee river this morning.
Gen. Grant sent Instructions to all hospitals here to-day
to be In redness at short notice.
Nothing OF Importance has been received from the
expedition TODAY.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

Wv hs or deer trails and II he had million men he
~" "a bring OF them into action than could De
pulsed by two three thousand holding these Iher-
mopy passes which troops occupy In large force
Butler has already reached his headquarters on Ship
Island which ID about sixty miles from Mobile, and has
sgnazed his arrival by taking possession Of the town
OF Biloxi the main land OF Mississippi, directly oppo-
site the island and nearly some ten twelve miles dis
tant. He met with no resistance, the position OF the
is such that IL could not well be defended The
place not garsoned. He will doubtless soon extend
his conquests to other small and undefended settlements
the coast but have not much apprehension that he
will be bold enough 10 mako a soop at such large game
az Mobile. Nous uerrtns.
War excitement is kept up here constantly, for
within sound Of the big cannon three direc
and Fort Pckens, in Florida The artillery at these
points only heard under peculiar circumstances Of the
weather however.
Day before yesterday that rrascbe old varlet Harvey
Brown whom Bragg keeps imprisoned in Fort Pickens,
had the bad taste and Judgment reopen his bat
eres more being tempted thereto this OCCASION
as heretofore, by the fair mark which Confederate
transport steamer presented AS BEFORE the steamer
capped scathless and Brown got good hammering from
our batteries in requita for his impudsnce
The Dombardment was continued some fifteen hours
and nobody hurt side Browns hot shot destroyed
two three wooden buildings in the little village Of War
rington, adjoining the Navy Yard. What damage our
canister did old Browns stronghold is not known but
he discontinued his fire long before the Confederaes did
who kept up the game of ball night. General Bragg
in this city, which is in his department when the firing
commenced, but being teegraphed, went mmedi-
atey to what his testy the bay
about.
Our city is full OF soldiers and their camps thick
in the vicinity particularly the line Of approach from
tho coast. Gunboats reftng at the wharvos, and
two the stocks OF great size and power will soon be
ready 70 give launching expedition. This part Of the
Gulf coast s wide awake.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
Person ~ Intslligenc
Ex.Mayor Berret and MAJOR W. H. Benjamin, OF wash.
ington, are stopping at the New York Hotel.

inston, are stopping M the New York Hotel.
Governor Underwood and wife, Of Vermont; Hon B..
MAttcson, OF Utica Captain H. Ledyard Of Rochester
r. II. Kellogg, OF Massachusetts,, J M Rormbrse and
wife, Of Chicago; George Peabody, Of Philadspha and
II. Batto, Of st. Louis, ere stopping al the Fifth Ave.
nue. Hotel.
Hon. B. Mott, OF Albany; Mayor Ramsey OF Chicago j.
Ssthsr and j. Pratt, OF England; @. III stott OF Hud
son; @. Clark and W O. Noyes, Of New Hampehire, and
e whipps. Of Lsnsingburg, are stopping At the st.
Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel II n Pottsrs. Of oregon. o q. spauldns and
L. W. Walker, Of the United states Army; L. b Barmer
and wife, OF Chicago; H. Webster and WIFE OF California
r. b. Chandler, Of Nebraska Territory; c. r. Dmond. OF
Iowa, cnd John Maalcs, Of St. Louis are stopping a.
the Metropolitan Hotel
Hon +. ,oenedict, A. Van vechten and W @ Weed. or
Albany; Cols>cl D. Aboil, q New York Homer Rams
Frank Mitchell ,d wife, of Philadelphia C. Dodge, or
Saratoga: J. A. r ron, Of Salem A. r Morgan and WIFE
of Buffalo L. r. Gc, sdic Of Troy, and r. Babcoek, Of
Now Jersey, are stopp,. V 'he As'or House
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
TENNESSEE.
nAncAA nnAuran Au

The Knoxville CTenn) Register Of the 1st inst OK
presses the opinion that Brownows release was great
bunder, and gives the following reasons:-In brief,
Brownow has preached at every church and school
house. and made stump speeches at every road
and grandfathers before them in East Tennessee As
Methodist circuit preacher political stump speaker,
temperance orator. and the editor of newspaper he has
been equally successful division of the State. Let
him but reach the confines of Kentucky with his
knowledge Of the geography and population Of East Ten
and section will feel the effect Of his hard
sectaran parasites he will find who will obey him
with the fanaca aacrity Of those who followed Peter
the Hermit in the first crusade We repeat again, let
not underrate Brownow.
MOVEMENTS OF BEN. M'CULLocH.
long article in the Memphis Appeal is vindication
Of Ben McCaochs policy in not advancing from Spring
field. II says he will not 60 forward until able to bold
the country through which passes also that army
is less strong than formerly but will rapidly increase
when spring commences.
REBEL DESCRIPTION OF REBEL THIEF.
From the Nashville Banner, Jan. 10.]
General Floyd's brief stay in Nashville Of course
attracted much attention Every was anxious To see
who had not their curiosity satisfied it may be interest
ing to know that few sustain their character for
s0dtership in personal address largely General
Floyd He looks the hero from hoad to foot man Of
extremely athletic build he carries himself erect and
dauntess Indian chief His head is firmly set upon
his shoulders, and modelled with great intellectual
beauty. It 10 covered with fine suit Of gray hair,
which, with his whskers and moustache. "a miidire,
heightens the appearance Of manhood and the martial
dignity and spirit which at Hrs arrest the most casual
attention. HIS address, though somewhat quick not to
say busqH is always courteous and kind. Ho is
strong feelings Of friendship or enmity We look to his
career in kentucky with great expectation.
FORCES FURNISHED By EAST TENNEsszE.
The Knoxville Register learns from oical that
East Tennessee has already sent into the Confederate
service seventy companies Of infantry already organized
into regiments and has several companies in pro-
Of formation and twenty six companies Of cavalry
and two companies Of artlIsry-n all ninety eight
panss