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WASHINGTON, September l9.--In reply
TO inquiries concerning the truth Of re-
POETS, and in answer 10 rumors that Lee
has turned McClellan's left flank and is
now between him aud Frederick, il is
sufficient to say that there is no truth in
them whatever.
Cassius NJ. Clay publishes a card to-day
denying that he has ever said a word 70
the President about Governor Morgan, or
in favor of making him the commander
Of the Northwestern grand division Of
troops. He CLAY has never proposed
any way of carrying on the war than by
the constituted authorities, nor has he
desired the overthrow Of President Lin
coin or the establishment of a dictator
ship of Fremont or any other man. He
CLAY calls upon the country TO trust the
President as he himself does. He pro-
nounces all the assertions concerning
him calumniOus.
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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 TEAIEY &
SWAN, No, 8, College street, as they are
at all times prepared to convey passen-
gers to any place at reasonable charges
Sept. 23-1w.
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HEADQUARTERS 1sT Tenn. CAvALRYl
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. %, 1862.
[ Orders No. 81
All officers recruiting for this Regiment,
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters a report showing the strength
of the party, present, and absent, and will
hereafter, at least once a week, make
similar report exhibiting the gain and
loss, if any, since last report
BY order of Cor. STOKES.
JONI MURPHY, LIST Lieut. & Adjutant,
lst Tenn Cavalry. Aug. 23-tf
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The latest name which rebel deamers
have coined for the flag of the Union is
the "gridiron flag Very well, grdiron
let il be, and on il We intend TO roast the
armies of the rebellion TO a crisp.
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We call the attention Of our readers 10
the advertisement Of Race, which comes
of to-day, on the Race Course. As the
Race will be one Of unusual attraction, il
will repay the expense of a visit to that
place Of amusement.
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A RUrrURE,--"MalakoG,' writing from
PARIS to the New York Times, hints that
the entente c0ra'a1s between France and
England is likely to be ruptured, on ac-
count Of the antagonistic attitude OF
England in Italy and at Canstantinoplc.
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Lieutenant Arenborg, Of Seaman Ohio
Battery, lost a leg.
At daylight this morning it was dis
covered that the enemy had changed
their position. Whether their whole
force has crossed The river, or taken a
position nearer the river, is not at present
known. Had the rebels remained, a gem
eral engagement between both armies
would have taken place this morning
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The Minnesota Indian Chief, HoLr-IN-
THE-DAY, seems TO be a very insolent
villain. Can't some of the Minnesota
riiemcn make hole IN he tag with
piece of lead?
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The recent disastrous Hood in Phila-
dclphia destroyed one million dollars
worth Of property A culyert burst, and
the water undermined and swept down a
dozen brick houses and endangered CITY
two more
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CIRCULAR FROM GENERAL HALLECE rs Re-
FERENCE TO NEWSPAPER PUBLICATIONS,

CIRCULAR FROM GENERAL HALLECk Is RE-
FERENCE TO NEWSPAPER PUBLICATIONS,
HEADQUARTERS or ARNY,-Major Gem
eral Foster, commanding the Department
of North Carolina, has called attention to
an article in the New York Evening Post
of the 9Th, in which is published the
numbers and positions of his troops. He
remarks that the New York papers al
ways reach the enemy a few days after
publication, and that such information
from our friends is more injurious than
that gained by rebel spies. The news
paper press is earnestly requested TO
make republication in regard TO the num-
bers and movements of our troops. No
information could be more desirable to
the enemy than this. Such publications
have done immense injury to our cause.
If, W. HALLECK,
General in chief
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NOTICE.

JOHN CARRIER will deliver Lecture at
the Market House on Sunday, the 2sth
inst, at B o'clock, p NJ, on Truth and
Common Honesty.
Come and hear him.
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GENERAL MCCLELLAN GIVES GENERAL LEE
FOUR HOURS TO SURRENDER.

GENERAL MCCLELLAN GIVES GENERAL LEE
FOUR HOURS TO SURRENDER.
PnILApELPmA, September l9.-Thc
Inquirer has a special dispatch from
Baltimore, which more than confirms
yesterdays good news.
General Mcclellan, on Wednesday,
gave the rebels four hours TO surrender.
They refused and Mcclellan went at
them again and the ground was literally
piled with rebels, killed and wounded.
They were completely invested and sur
rounded ON all sides, and there was not
the least possibility or chance of cscap.
ing utter humiliation.
General Mcclellan is only waiting his
dispatch 10 announce the complete sue
cess Of his army
This new was brought by an officer
accompanying the body Of a New York
Colonel, and is reliable.
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AEoTHER TEXT ron THE pMFs.-"An
evil man seeketh only rebellion; there
fore q cruel messenger shall be sent
against him Pr5g1ls xvii IL.
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sGashrlllr atuiun.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT. a. 1862


We have small quantity Of old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper
which we will dispose Of at 30 cts. per
hundred. Those in need Of such an ar
ticle, will do well TO call soon and secure
a supply, as wrapping paper is a com
modify not to be met with every day and
more especially at The present time.
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DOUHTFUI.-WILD car.
North WrrtrTu BtuE ct Georgia
Rank ut the Emplrr State. G,a.
Bank OF Athous, Geo
Fulton BANK.
Rank OF Whitfield.
Timber Cutters Bank,
Refuse tue Issues of all tsauhs
mcntiOaOd below.
The following Tennessee Banks are broken. or
have becn Wonnd up and their Notvs 3D. any are
uut, are utterly WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Rank, az Brownsville
central Bank Of Tennessee, az Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics BANK at Memphis
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, az MDmph.
Exchange Bank, az Murrcesb0ru.
Miners nud Manufacturers BANK, &c EuaN,iu .
Rank Of East Tennessee, ut knoxville
Hank ut Trenton, 40 Trenton
Bauh of Jefferson, az cambridge
Bans OF Claiborne, at laZtweu
Bank OF It2rWtll, at TazcweIl.
LtWrcncrburG Bank, AT Lawrtntyhurr
titzens Bank, at Memphis.
Bank Of America, 40 tarksylle
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All subscribers in arrears to the Nash
Ulie DAILY UNION are respectfully re-
queated to pay the Route Agenl or call
and settle at the Office, or their paper will
be discontinued.
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DEsrBucrrxr rIRE1v BurrA1o.

BUFrALo, Sept l9-At one O'Clock this
morning IRE broke out in the brick build
ing corner of Norton aad Water streets, used
as grain drying house. Tue Ere spread
rapidly to Evans aud SteIliugs' Elevators,
which, with their contents, were destroyed.
Tue FIRE then crossed Norton s,r et, cOmmu-
niCatng TO Bells foundery Klein s. Dob.
sons pump and block factory and num-
Ter Of tenement houses on Evans, Fly aud
Lacantcauyl streets. all OF which were burn.
ell. Crossing the Evans ship canal. the fire
spread TO Evans & flee aud warehouses.
10 the Warehous were slowed between
POO 0 aud 10000 bbls OF whisky and
hgn.wines owned by William Williams,
the larger portion OF which were saved
David Bells loss estimated at $4,000 TO
$4,000 No insurance. The loss OF Messrs
Evans i not known bnt mostly covered by
insurance 1t is impossible at PRESENT to
give any hing spproximatng to tle amount
Of the total loss or insurance. The loss will
probably reach halt a milliol Some thirty
or forty buildings were desuOje The ell
evatots contained 1882 bushels OF wheat
40,OlO bushels Of corn and % 500 bushels Of
| oats.
OUR FLEET OK THE MISSISSIPPI FIRED INTO
BY THE REBELS - REBEL PRISONERS
KILLED.
CAIRO, September l9.-0ur fleet carry
ing the rebel prisoners to Nicksburg was
fired into at Prentice, opposite Napolean,
Arkansas Several balls passed through
the Iatan, killing a number of the rebels.
| None of our men were hurt. When our
gunboat landed there she gave the in
habtauts fifteen minutes to remove all
the women and children, at the end OF
which time the town was TO be burned.
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THE GREAT BATTLE NEAR sHARPsBURG
REsUAED-No PARTICULARS.
HARRIsBURT, Sept. l9.-The great bat
tie was resumed this morning at Sharps-
burg. Heavy cannonading is now heard
at HagerstOwn No particulars yet re-
ceiyed
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OUR VICTORY COMPLETE-THE ENEMY DEIy-
EN- BACK INTO vRGINIA--PENNsYLv
AND MARYLAND SAFE.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc,)
September 10, 1890 A. M.
10 Mayor General Lalleck
Plcasanton is driving the enemy across
the river. Our victory was complete.
The enemy is driven back into Virginia.
Maryland and Pennsylvania are now
safe.
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General.
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Southern Ban No..

Tennessee,
South CarGl.u
Georgia,
Al1b8
10 n ~ *
AND 0OVEHNMEkI UnEUKs.
HUTGHI AND Hltn az
a. q. Sanford a COO
ba 90 college 4l. 1aeIetsuit FlUt ealAsfl
Ia.J lI
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Government Claims.
ANDREW MccLArN

WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO THE
w collection " claims ut every hiud against th,
Government of The Quilted States lutrl-Ied i1 hi.
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msPATCH FROM GEN. n CIELLAN-THE En-
EliY ABANDON THEIR POSITION.

EMY ABANDON THEIR POSITION.
HTADqukRTEEs Amy oF rHs pofosAc,
September les 80 A. ~
10 MtOr- General Halleck
But little occurred yesterday except
diminishing. Last night the enemy
abandoned ais position, leaving his dead
and wounded On the field. We are again
in pursuit 1 do not yet know whether
he is falling back TO an interior position
or crossing the river. We may safely
claim a victory.
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.
Major General.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-09

tried moro earnestly to investigate their truth
before endorsing such rumors.
II Congress has nothing else to do II had
better adjourn. In the matter Of impairing
public confidence in the operations Of co-ordi-
nate departments Of government, it is doing
much harm. In this crisis Congress has its
legitimate duties. While it is delaying its
measures for every other purpose but to at
tend TO its own business, we poor soldiers
arc suffering for that delay. We 60 unpaid,
have insufficient transportation, and 80 lie
outdoor in the storm without shelter we
are delayed in strategetic operations in
short, are embarrassed in every respect by
Congressional delays If this army should
suspend its legitimate operations so its Off
GERS could pass resolutions Of inquiry into
Congressional proceedings. and should ap-
point a committe Of whiskey-drnking colo
nels and generals to inquire whether certain
members Of Congress were not drunk when
they voted on the appropriation or tax-bills,
it would certainly be out Of place. How is IL
in that other coordinate department,
Things move slowly here. 1t rains on the
slightest provocaton. Our men have to
rough it without much shelter, their only
tents being such as they carry on their backs,
and some Of these rains are almost as cold as
snow. These Vermont soldiers are noble
men, and endure the whole with fortitude
truly heroic. We are looking confidently to
the final result, which, though slowly, is, we
trust, being surely worked out. b.
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INCIDENTS AT YORKTOWN.

The censorship that's exercised over news
paper correspondents, who are with the army,
compels them to pick up the incidents Of the
camp as almost the only news they are allowed
to send out. We find the following:
1.-THE best work Of the morning was reducing 20 state
Of permanent nuuity in this mundane sphere negro
rhcman, who, through his skill as a marksman, has
done injury TO men than dozen Of his white
compccrs DO the attempted labor of reducing the
plcmeni of our sharpshootcrs- Our mon have known
him long time, have kept eye on him, have lain IN
wait for Kim. His habit has been 20 perch himself Ina
big tree aud keeping himself hid behind the body, am
noy our men by firing upon them. lie climbed the tree
this morning In advance NJ the others coming out SNUG
gcd himself 10 his position, and was anticipating his
usual day N quietude, Oar men might have killed him
as he came ont but avoided shooting so as not TO alarm
the others. His tree about twenty yards from one
Of our pits When fred on the advancing rebel
pickes. he Of course the fix he inthat he
decidedly up tree " say, ogngger,' called out one
Of our men, you better come down nom there "What
for T. responded the negro want you prisoner.
" Not as this chile knows Of" replied the concealed
EthOp "Jus you say. responded sharp shooter.
In about hour the darkoy pecrod his head out Our
the look out for him he had his rife the
head line feady-puled ON the trgSer--whiz went the
bullet aud down came the negro. lie was shot through
the head"
e One man was completely buried up to the neck in
the dirt His head visible above the ground. aud the
rotary motion hegaye to it, looked like scene in pan
"why didn't you hide your head, too I" called out
called out Major Cole, jocosely.
" Because ! wanted TO the sport as well as you
and the rest" responded the man in like appreciatye
vein.
The top Of the handle Of one mani shovel was knocked
of by piece Of she'll lie stopped the shell expod-
ed, and this doubtless saved his life. lie Immediately
rightcd himself and resumed his shoyelling The
escape Of the day picking up an uncxpoded
that was shell and might explode the man picking il
up was not long in getting il as far away from him
possible lie threw il as far as he could and sure
enough, 1t did explode doing no harm. A moment
more and a dozen might have been killed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-09
Door. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
CATARRH SNTTFFt

This snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
aIueie ever known for curing the CArARRH, Coin IN
THE HEAD, and the HEADACHE. IL has been found an
excellent remedy in many eases Of SORE Eyes DEAF.
NESS has been removed by II, and HEAlfNo has often
been greatly improved by its Il purges out all an
stiuolions strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the paris affected Its recommended by MANI
OF me best physicians, and used with great success and
Satisfaction everywhere.
More than twenty five years experience has proved
than ever before. e"'
A large number II the most respectable Druggists in
1854 saw e - '''''' ~
-" me undersigned having flr many years been &C
gnAi t'n WIN Df MarahWs CataTrh asd Headache
AHV aud sold it ia our wholesale trade chserS,iiy
sr mat we believe Il to be equal in every respect 10
zee mmenaalion given Of IL for the cure Of Catarrhal
Aureuohs and that is decidedly the best article we
have ever known for all the common diseases Of the
head" " Wv
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITsl
tae sinie u the signature Of the Proprietor
CHARLES BOWEN, is on every bottle Sold by Drug.
gists every where 80
st2i 1922 Ws
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-09

ington correspondent Of the n. Y Commsr-
cial AdUertjscr says:
Mcclellan stock has risen rapidly since the General
comu euoed his operations before Yorktown Men who
up 90 that time seemed unable to grasp fully his grand
design and understand the steps towards its consum-
mali'n uuequi'ucay and in public themselves
aiming the warmcst admirers OF the man whom at one
time they were ahaid fully trust 1 have it on the
highest authority that admits Of error or mis-
reprcsentauonthat whatever may have been the bear
ing " certain mem NJ the cabinet hitherto towards
Gen. Mcclellan, they now unanimous 10 giving him
an implicit confidence | may 90 further and say that
the highest military authority in this city openly declares
tn ut Gen McClolsns demonstrations before Yorktown,
which he has professionally visited and inspected are
those Of master in military strategy"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-09
haVe Inc honor 20 De- &c. NC,
W. G. BROWNLOW

TRANSCRIPTION IN MIssoURI.-The agita-
ton of the question of emancipation in Mis-
souri, is beginning in real earnest. Nothing
can be practically effected without an amend
ment Of the State constitution, which requires
the concurrent action Of two consecutive Leg
islatures. The next State election occurs in
August, and it is hoped that majority of
emanclpatlonists will be chosen then, Seve-
raj leading men have opened the discussion al
ready. b. Gratz Brown, Esq, former editor
of the st. Louis Democrat, has written very
able letter, taking the ground that the finan-
clal interests of the State absolutely demand
some kind OF an emancipation measure. Ex-
Governor Robert M. Stewart, also, who is a
candidate for Congress in the ST. Joseph dis
trict, has recently been making a significant
speech on the some side We take the fol-
loving from the report of it:
lie believed the damuabe course Of the seeessonists
had Killed the institution dead in Missouri. Cheers
saves s1uih OF the Missouri river very scarce
hhu We lhoe north OF the river found very hard
70 hulu me institution existed here merely In name
IL was merely skeleton IN our house. While prudent
men nom every quarter feared to bring property where il
was unsafe, there large class Of meu who declined
tn emigiae, and would emigrate % a State which
hhd the institution In It's midst-which dilemma cuts US on
Tom all immigration. Hence without recommending
any plan he gave IL as his opinion that under existing
circumstances Missouri would be better of without her
slaves than with them"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-09

In Nashville business houses aud hotels
keep posted pacards, inscribed" No South
4rn money taken here" and Confederate notes
re valued about as much as the same amount
I brown paper, but the United States Treas
ry notes pass at par in all transactions. Do
OF these two facts prove clearly, asks the
nashville Cniot, what our Socessionists at
cart believe in reference to the stability and
the General and Confederate Governments.
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0AUTlON TO FEMALESIN DELICATE

[ lAUIlON TO FEMALES IN DELICATE
~ hEALIH.-Dr Dow, Pnysioi and Surgeon No
hndieoti street, Boston, is consulted daily for all dis
Ases iuoueht 10 The female system. Prolapsus Uten
ther menstrual arrangements, all treated upon new
hoioglcal principles and speedy relief guaranteed in
oale' 90 invariably certain is the mode Of
eament, that obstinate complaints Weld under n
"a me aWcied person soon rejOices in perfect health
Dr DOW has no doubt had greater experience in the
in Boston. ~ F"'''
Boarding accommodations for patients who may wish
say m Boston few days under his treatment
" pnw' since 1910, having confined his whole atten-
"a 70 an oihee practice for the cue Of Private Diseases
"a Female Complaints acknowledges no superior in the
nitod states. f' 80 ''
BAH letters must contain one dollar or thev ,yill
I be answered. ~ vas
Once Hours from A. to9PM
April, 1862 qsA7
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Moristowu, Aug 3d. 1857
DR. Baxter. Dear Sir have been severely afflicted
with Asthma for than twenty-five years. and for
months in succession have been able lie iu bed
and enjoy regular nights rcs and some days would not
be able 20 walk from the house 90 the barn, distance
five or six rods About year ago / purchased bot
ties OF DR.. Whites Elixir prepared boy you, and com
meuccd taking IL according To directions, and happy
10 say found immediate relef-and, with very few OK
oeptons have had my regular nights sleep ever since
Yours truly, AFRAID BAKER.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
uT'Sod Wholesale and retail by L. f. PIERCE, Mont
peier and By all dealers ~ Medicine.
G92O Ii. BAXTER, NJ. d Proprietor, Highgate VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-09

This elixir has been extensively used throughout most
VI New England and Canada the last six years, and
wherever introduced has given universal satisfaction
II looscns the tightcst cough
Il causes the patient 20 raise freely.
II cures the Group Immediately when given in season
IL relieves the worst cases Of Asthma at once.
II allays fever and pain and produces rest al night
Let all Parents who have childr5n subject To- CIRCUIT
procure bottle Of this Elixir At once, and keep in The
house ready to give at moments warning.
Read the following evidence from some Of theamos,
prominent citizens Of Vermont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-09

DR.. Baxter; Dear oir-I know the benefits Of using
Dr. Whites Elixir by my wife. Of my children and
neighbors In cases OF Coughs, Colds Group and Asth
ma, IL has proved very beneficial and those who have
uscdit would not be without 10 ou any consideration.
JOSkpH MANsH. C0nRregatlonal MlnisteT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-05-09
CONSUMPTION Cured, IF TAKEN IN
SEASON.

West Alburgh. Vt, July 2S, lS5S.
DIR. Baxter; Sir-l have much 20 believe that
through the blessing OF God, your Elixir saved me from
confirmed Pulmonary Consumption.
DAVID MARVIN, Minister Of the Gospel.