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FALSE REPoRT.--It was circulated in
the city yesterday that ]. LIE ABLE's
regular line of Stages were captured on
their way 20 Franklin, KY. This is a
mistake. They will leave here At 6lS
o'clock this evening, on theic regular
trip. Office At the Sewanee House.
Sept. Pits
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Justices' Court.


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j. O. GRIFFIrn, Defendant
In suit before g. NJ. southeats, Justice of tho
Peace for Davidson county, Tennessee.
The plaintiffs, Nixon, Chstnold Woods. 60 tbi.
action having obtained an Attachment against The
deiendant, j. o. Griffith. and issued 90 Constable
John ~ Tower, and returned hy him, lowed on Fun-
Dry articles Of furniture belonging 90 the der ndaut
and on motion OF PLAINTIFF, by counsel g appearing
"a te sailaActon of said Justice that the defendant
l. nonresident of the State ~ Tennessee ID l. ore
aefed that publication Dc made Tor four successive
weeks in newslnper published ia The city Of IA Ia
Aiir called tho Union, +" warning The defendant %
De- and appear before said Justice on the 2h day OF
September, 1902 aud plead, answer or deraur in ad
attachment, otherEse the cause uli D. set down fl
trial az larie on thar day
e. ~ SOUTIGATE. Up
An.n-l 2I.i lsl2-l nm. BE-. son.
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Particular No,ice.

Mr.. G. d. WHITING has assumed the
control Of our city subscription LIST. He
win see that the UMoE is delivered rcgu-
larly 10 city subscribers every morning
He win also make collections promptly,
a. least every two weeks. No money
taken but Tennessee, or par funds
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HEADQUARTERS u. S. FoRoEs,
NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug. 28, 1926
General Order, No ?.
The following named officers are an
nounced as composing the staff of the
General Commanding, and will be re-
spected and obeyed accordingly;
lst Lieut.. f. j. JONES, A. A. A. G..
LIST Lieut.. HARRISON MHLARn, A. D.
G. and Inspector-General.
1st Lieut.. d. @. ROUSSEAU, A. D. c.
and Ordnance officer.
lst Lieut. @. ID. ARMSTRONG, A. d. C.
lst Lieut. VIM 2. Mcdowell, A. ID. c.
lst Lieut.. II. L. FRANKLIN, A. d. C.
I'd Lieut. S. l.. HARTMAN, A. d. G.
Capt. j. r. PAUL, A. G. S.
Capt. c. X. SMITH, A. Q, NJ,
BY command Of
LOWELL II. ROUSSEAU,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
w p McDowIL, A. A. A. CT
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SAVE IOUR MoEEY.-During these war
times il is the duty of all to save as
much as posriblej 25 per cent Of you're x-
penses can be saved by exch hanging your
Greenbacks for Tennessee money as in
majority of cases s. in the best Ten
nessee Bank bills viii go quite as far as
So in any other money. This exchange
can be made on the best terms at the In
suranoe Office Of w. j. MARR on College
street Opposite SeWanee Housed
Aug27-tf
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The eloquent preacher and able lheo-
Logan, but notorious rebel, Rev, j, II.
ThOrnwell, d. d., died recently at Column
bia, 8. Carolina.
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A subterranean railway is now in an
advanced state of construction, running
about four and half miles under The
city Of London. The road will be hand
somely lighted with gas.
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$50 REWARDS

DANAWAY FROM THE sUBsCRfBrR
IL near Nashville, Tenn, on the 10Th dsv III -
April, 1892 Negro man named TILMON -
abont Is years Old . feet or inches HIGH IN
quite black whiskers on when he Ian ,ge.,bl -,
30 pounds. The said boy was seen In Rashrile
few days ago, and said he was Ia hlurcosb0ro al IN
time Of The late battle and got nighty wounded Il
the hand. lwili give tho above Reward fr the de-
livery Of he said boy In the Jail 81 Nashville 10 tha
l can got him.
iuyao-dlm' ROBERT caro-
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

INHE UNDERSIGNED Will. OPEN A SCHOOL.
Il Cor the instruction Of boys In an the various I'm
glish hranches, and also the Classic, on MONDAY,
the let OF srrrrNuER next 40 No. 1876 Broad street
near the Franklin turnpike.
Having devoted his time aud attention for the past
five years tothe business of ieachng De atter- him
self be can ;tyi ntrc satisfaction 90 all who may
conhds heirsIllr en- 90 his care.
Terms-S2O a. S25 per Session OF go
Neeks-Invuriably I'm advance
School rom O'Clock 70 10. An, aud from
. 10 8 O'Clock T. 81.
For any further particulars The undersigned can
hc seen 90 any time at his Office No, Az Cup iara
Cherry street, opposite C9llon1de huding.
JAMES TRMBLE.
hEFEnEEuEg-JnO. Hugh smith, a. y. a. Linds.
ley, Lindsey Nichn Horace HARRISON, Joseph FoW-
leri Vim. Shane, jas. l. Mcig5 aud IN. J. " Hoyir.
augX2-2W
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Passengers for Louisville win remem-
Der that j. LIE ABLE's regular line Of
Stages leaves this evening at 61l5 o'clock
for Franklin, KY, connecting there with
the cars for Louisville. Office at Sewa-
nee House. sug.31.-tE
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FighI near RIchmond,Kr.

We learn from a reliable gentleman
who arrived from Lexington last evening
that the stage and passengers arrived at
that place yesterday at noon, from Rich
mond, Kentucky. He reports that the
driver was the bearer of letter from the
Postmaster at Richmond, Mr. p. B. Ball
lard, dated at half-past six o'clock A. NJ,
to DIR. Todd, the Postmaster at Lexing-
ton, the substance of which is as follows:
The rebels, two thousand strong, sup
posed TO be under Scott, appeared within
three miles of Richmond, when Col. Met
calfe took command Of all the cavalry in
and about Richmond, went ont and at =
tackled them, driving them back and cap
turing one of their heavy field pieces. II
was reported the rebels had an infantry
force of from 5000 to 10000, and it was
expected they would advance and make
an attack on the town, yesterday morn
ing. The driver and passengers report
having heard heavy firing of artillery
from a short time after they left, until
they reached Lexington. When the train
left Lexington, at o'clock in the after
noon, for this city, q messenger arrived
and reported that the whole rebel force
had been driven back g miles, and were
still fighting aud retreating. Col. Jacobs
cavalry took an active part in the Eight.
We did not learn any particulars as to the
loss on either side. Gen. Nelson is in
command Of all the forces.
LATER.-Advices by telegraph two or
three hours later than that by the cars,
informs us that Nelson is still driving the
enemy before him, but the extent of the
casualties on either side are not given.
We learn, however, that Col. Warner, Of
the 18th Kentucky, was killed.
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HEADQUARTERS 1sp TENE. CAvALRY,)
NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug. %, 1862
/ 0ples No. g.
All officers recruitingifor this Regiment
win 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 a
similar report exhibiting the gain and
loss, il any, since last report
BY order Of Cor, STOKES.
john MURPnY, LIST Lieat & Adiutant
LIST Tenn. Cavalry. Aug. 23-tE
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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT or THE OHo)
Medical Directors Office Nash-
Willie, Tenn, Aug. 25th, 1862 \
General order.
Medical Officers Of the Army and Vol
unteers are hereby directed to report al
this Office Immediately on their arrival IN
this city, 10 state their business aud
authority, EBN. SWIFT,
Surg, u. S. A., Med. Director.
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AaslwIlle alniOn.

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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Claims Against the United
States Government.

DERsOSS holding Claims against the u. s. Govern.
ment, either lor Property taken tho use Of the
Army, OF for Damage % Property, Quartermaster Re
crpi or Certificates, can have them settled aud col
lecied by placing them in The hands OF CHARLES H.
GREY, Agent for The National Claim Agency .of
Washington, ID. G. Ohce Of the Tennessee Branch OF
the Agency No IS Cherry Street, up Stairs.
.Tulv Oft
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One Hundred Dollars Reward

IL FEnRU AIRY LAST HAD TWO NEGRO MEN
l. 10 run away on a boat from Clarksvle, BY the
names Of FosrEA and EDMUSD. Said boys len Carss-
willie few days ater the Federal troops took posses.
sion % the place
Edmund Is about feet aud weighs leo or 10
pounds, and Is 20 "a years old, AMI Of dark com
peXou. Foster o. feet high, aud Is Of yellow com
pleX0n, and win weigh li0 or 100 pounds, ana o.
about % or % years old When they were heard
rom last thny were in Gen. McCook's division.
j Will give tho above Reward 90 any one n they
win bring them TO mo ia the City OF Nashville.
WAT. s. CHATHAM.
Ma lfluft THfn., August tth, 1867 uuFi-lm
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DR.. Kings Dispensary

TOR PRIVATE DISEASES.
"A 1870 DIX. KING, formerly o. Now Y0fh 10
- The last four years OF I0ulavilie ky.
aad who has devoted bis Eilenii0rls
ihe Treatment or private diseases Tor % years aaiieT
himself having attelded % praCtice Cor na1i
yeArs and cured 20 many thousands be s enabled q
cure all diseases Of private nature, matter how
bad they may BE- nom niudoious mcdCial treatment
o. fr0m Neglect Of therown ID. Kings nspenfars'
No - uoaderct street. between Cherry and iaurquarr
oooud story share he cures al diseases Of pTFati
uaiuFu.
Gouorhea cured without uauSsous medicines or To-.
oriefsuce with business
STRUCTURES Of old or recent date edeciually cured
q foN days, By an operation which causes 30 uaiu
Where Structure exists health cannot b8 eni6yedl
Perhaps 90 disease causes more mischief ADD undsri
mlnea the consultation 81 much.
syphilis, with an the diseases Of che skin gfowine
out 0f neglect Or bad treatment, eau be ehsciuaii5
cured To- q lev days.
Stnsiazl WeaiIsii.- atieution having hen
given ~ thn disease and az the consequences Fr0Enr
oar Of IT, brought on iu many cases By the daruofvr
habits OF iucon1idarale youthE aud excessive nfri
raune u ihe passions negioci of which will uufsfl
mise the Constitution fenduTug tuo subject unht foi
Guinness or lociety endu eng premature ola aFe.
feluaief so nay b lalof.Dg with any dmr6ltyo
ho womb may resi aasurei immadiate RELIEF
Persons festlus ahraad, BY Writing lnd aiaiiuF tksH
caserEii 80 aiee eaola.edi diraci % ~ knF ku y
nol cE Etfieii Aas1Nle Ie1n., Hli lave ~ ueaa5-
Eafy mcdicinfe scot 10 iheif a11fasg. Ohcs h1aF
hom .oiees = tes mofuiaE untHg ID ths 6gsaiar
ayie-iadtaif
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HEADQUARTERS U. S. FoRoEs.

HEADQUARTERS U. S. FoRoEs,
NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug. %, 1928
General 0rd7, No. !.
In accordance with orders from De-
partment Headquarters, Brigadier-Gene
raj LOWELL II. RoUssEAU hereby assumes
command of all the forces in and around
Nashville. By command of
LOWELL II. ROUSSEAU,
Brighten. Commanding.
w u McDoUFrr a q
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DOUBTFUI-wILD car.

WILD car.
North Western Bank of Georgia
tank Of the Empire State Geo
Rank OF Athcns Geo
Fulton Bank
Eank OF WHITFIELD.
Titnicr Cutters Rluk
Refuse the Issues oF RII Hanks
mentioned below.
The following Tennessee Banks are hrokon or
have been Wound mp aud their Notes, if any are
ont arc utterly worthless:
Agricultural Rank, at Browusvlls
Central Bank Of Tennessee, al Nashville
Farmers and Mechanic5' Dauk al Memphig
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Memphis Saving Institution m Memphis
Exchange Bank, az Murfreesboro
Minors. ADD manuuacturrrs' Bank uf Knoxville.
tank % East Tennessee, 40 Knoxville
Bank % Trenton, a. Trenton.
Bank ol Jefferson, al Dandridge
Bank Of Claiborne, at Tagewell
Bank OF IageWcil. at Ta5ewoll
LaWrncchufg Bank. At Lawrencclurg
Niuzens' Bank. az Memphis.
hank Of America, at GAINESVILLE
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FOO BAGS OF THE CELEBRATED
OOU DBAkESCREEK MILL. FLOUR.
For Sale by
WA LYON, Il, Market 81
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S ELECT SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES

SamH'er Sys,t bsf,rol Cedar and Usioa IVES .ide)
NASHVILLE, TENN.
-.u:
Mile EUGENE M. TOUPET
VIII open a French aud English Day School on the
FIRST Of sErrENBER, 1862 in which all the solid and
ornamental branches Of a thorough and refined En-
giish and French Female education will be taught
French will be taught without extra charge 10 the
pupils attending NJ Tie 4. = school and will receive
instruction daily in that beautiful language
FRENCH CLASSES.
~ The close Of her school daily, in the afternoon.
Nile I viii have separate French Glasses for young
Lads aud Misses, also for married or single ladies' 10
whom instruction in French will be given three
times weekly, eithor az her schOOl-roOms as above
orat the residence OF the pupil, IL preferred
Mile TourET's standing and competency al an en-
Client teacher are too wen known 20 the Nashville
community for many year. past TO require any com
incubation.
The terms of her school. for English tuition. ARE
made moderate and TO suit the present times.
For Rates Of Tuition, and further particulars please
apply 70 Mile forrEr personally, at the residence
Of her friend, Mrs. Joseph Woods No. % High street
NAhhNhes aug2S
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To Manufacturers.

lust HEcMYED, AND rOR alIE.
81 HAuR Travellers
Lnoe ana Moiior leather.
AsehtheF ana Gum Meltlmg,
ttYsWh IfOE
jugs a. hskn "a
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NOTICE!

WE HAVE rms DAY SOLD ORR REMAIN.
w ing Stock OF Dry Goods &c. 10 Biessrs KYLE
& MOORE. We solicit for these gentlemen a share
Of public patronage.
Aug lsih, 1862 MORGAN { co.
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S6ultuGCr murosn frii6cr prm NUrocn ~ts;paen,
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nen, miro audi Die btutlGle 2"it,ratur nit pe,
nahlt'n @cnerattUn aufbUrtn su c~rinir,n.
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Shulertnrcr bcluht.
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Sroao Street II. wrrOe ib Doun iepe gcwaulate
noDere Nu5tunft ert9eilen.
HUioIte Worqenfcrn.
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SIR Nu mir cou mtiucu aitj4cu yduC5lcuter 10 r,if-
liz 0titcnttcu 3u'yrub ariIih c]arf:uo, uritbCe i'd rlrh
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Wotnltr., iWiIhcu Ocr 3ten unO Glen.

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MONTGOMERY HALL

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lclonmtc cCutltc publltum auf ibr pCu uub clcoor, ciroc.
rtmtctcS 2Sutb'tGftS -NUtol ouimcrtinU ;u MAIDEN unC III
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