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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07

NEw NoRE, Sept 30--The Washing
ington correspondence of the Philadel-
phia Inquirer says il is rnmored that the
existing quietude of armies ON the upper
Potomac is that commissioners are on the
way way from the Confederate Congress
to propose terms of peace, said TO he
something like the following terms
The loyal States TO take all the terrific
ries of Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky
aud Maryland and make them free or
slave States, as may best please them {;
the cotton States TO be permitted 10 have a
Congress Of their own TO regulate their
own domestic affairs only, but in all other
things TO be again one and inseparable
people for defensive and offensive opera
tions against other countries 10 be a
unity in all matters Of postage and reye-
nue. service the same as heretofore, they
pledging themselves 10 return all Govern
nent property as they found il they
to have, in addition, separate Congress
10 regulate their peculiar institutions
and TO be permitted 10 have Senators and
Representatives in our Congress in sucl
numbers as their free white population
entities them.
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COUNTY OFFICERS,

COUNTY OFFICERS,
Saerig--Jamcs NJ. Hinton Deputies Thomas Hob.
son and J. X. buchanan.
Rsgister--Phiness Garrett
T,asiee-w, Jasper Taylor
CvrOHer--N H. Belcher.
Ronger-John Corbitt.
Rerenus .Colleoior--J G. Briey,
Rdilroud Tar Conscior-w p Robertson.
Cr1,aabl,s for he Ra,LpH, pairfcf--INhn Cover
aud p Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
Juigs-Hon. James Whitwurth
Clrk-P Lindsey Nichol
a. The Judges Court meets the 0rst Muuday u
each month aud the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County, ia held The hrst Mun.
dsy va iouu.ry April July aud October
CIRCUIT COURT
Jadgs-Iiou Nathaniel Baxter.
JlrIi-plyidC G, Love
81 Th, Court meets the aot Nouday Ia March
and September
CRIMINAL COURT.
Jtpije--Hon. William rornsf
CEvl-Clarles y pgaous
Es-Tho Court meets ue hrst Monday tu Nprd Az.
guft aud neCombcr
cHANcERY CoUaf
th1ao.iior-fou samuel D. Fryr ou.
Cl-ri ont lfdEsr--i, f. olea,c,
So Tho Court meets ,n, hrs, Nondn u May and
Noyembe,
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CITY COUNCIL,

Boald Of AIiaruai--M NJ. Bren, President !. 81.
Newman, G. Al Llayneld, H.G Scoye VIM Cheat
har J. Smith, NJ. q. l., Claiborne, snd Jas Rohb.
to,aiaon CouuciI--w. =. Joues, President; William
Roberts, 4 j. Yarbrough, VIM Driver, VIM stewart
louis Hough w. Mullins James Turner, g hl sou!h
gate, A. J cote, Jas Davis, Andrew Anderson, j b
Knowles, aud john Crcady,
sr,ymSG COMMITTEES % ruS CRY oorNCt.
FiBance-K movies Scoyc and Cole.
Water Worts--Auderson, Smith and Claiborne.
Sire-n Yat brough, Tdrucr southeatr, Davis, Br-n,
NayaeId Cheathim and Claiborne.
Ularc-Newmau, Stewart and hruer
Hospaul--Joncs, Mayheld and sioau
s,bsol.-Cheatham, MayGeld and KHowlss
Fgs Departmeni--Crcajy, Driver aud Eowoau,.
Gas-Drycr Cheathan aud Davis.
C.asterg--emith Stewart and Newman
Market House Roberts, SteEart and Turner
Siare,-Hough, Claiborne and Davis,
Polioe-Cheatham, Bricu and Anderson
Springs-Hough, Claiborne aud Brien.
WoykLouss-Cheatlam,M May 0cd and Knowles.
Improvements anil Expenditure Cole scoycl aud
Crpady.
Public Property -Bren, Cheathan aud Turner
PEI, Hoas--May Gcld, Jones and Roberts
"a rhe BOARD ol Aldermen meets the Tuesday
uelt preceding the second aud fourth lbarsduys 10
each month, and the Common Council The sccond
aud imrth Thursdsys in each M uh.
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NIGHT POLICE

MIN FSLsNE
IaIai,-Iohn Baugh.
E.TaI IisUtsHdHf-Mm. Iubruugh.
ssm.ud IisIltanaui-Johu Davis.
PaI,.iasa-wm. Jack lon, John Cayondcr, Nch Ia
,is Ioc Phillips, wm. Bsker, John oattroil William
,,ayo. John nglcs, !. W. Wright, luhu ruckett,
Robert scott " e. Francis, Thomas Fmucis, Andrew
Joyce. David Yates and Charles Huiu.
ss- The PoIic, Court /, opened every morning az
uln, clock
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07

BALTIMORE, Sept 29,--phe Baltimore
American furnishes the following addi-
tional news from last night
A ride from the centre army on the
Potomac TO It's right wing az Williams
port gives one an impression Of an i'm
mense number Of men and aggrcgat on
5f material that hiss been brought to-
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Ra6ioson Countg QiuttOrQ.
CITY oovERN@EHT.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
JOHN CHUMBlEY, MafshaL

Deputy Mar,bal,.-w II wutloion, A. C. fucker,
Rnd James A stoeie.
CerEs eths Aarlet--Johu Chumbsy er qgiaio, aratj
Jos {. Ryan. second and John Reddcs, th'rd
7sr A.asasnr--W William Driver
iRs.caus Coilsror-A shanbaud
Wlisy Tar CoHac'J5-F % Gartet
T,s1aurrr--R Henry.
B1qry Masier-Thomas Lake.
gperia,ndenf ri hs Wcrlhouls--l 2. podd.
Superintendent ~ ne Hdisr Hori'-inmrs wyatt
Cli.f 81 ne FIRE DfPdwsst--Iohn NJ srabury
ssrt,a Of de- CrHeis-4--f. u NhHsdc.
Street Orersesr--J l.. stewart.
Cyg tRa,peg--lqhu AIephaii Smith
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07

Champ FurgesOn Killed
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07
BRAGG RETREATING.

Death of General Nelson
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07

Breckenridge in Mississippi.
M'Clellan's Official Rep 1T.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07

VIZ copy the following paragraphs
from the Louisville Journal Of the lst
inst
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

The rebel women of New Orleans seem
ambitious Of carrying away the prize
from their sisters in other cities for vuI-
garity and coarseness towards Federal
officers and soldiers. A lady writes
from that city, as follows:
Such forbearance on the part of naval
officers and marines, never heard of be-
fore. As for the commanders and troops
of the Federal army, too much can never
be said in their commentator and be-
half I see, speak, and write Of them
with pride. Such uniform perfect cour-
tesy as they have observed from the mo-
ment of arrival TO the present hour is
perfectly unprecedented and unknown,
and they have had so much 10 bear. So
called ladies would hold their handker-
chiefs to their noses as though their
OlfaciOries were inhaling putrefaction or
something worse and, more than this,
would compel their slaves 10 do the same,
in addition, often, Of splitting at them,
too. How degradipgly low their course
is you may infer from the order No %.
When we first read the order referred
20, commanding the imprisonment in the
ealaboose Of women guilty Of insulting
Union soldiers, its language seemed so
unnecessarily harsh, that We believed it
TO be a forgery. We are disposed to be-
lieye, after hearing Of the abominable in
deeency Of these New Orleans she rebels,
such as emptying slop vessels on the
heads OF officers from upper-story win
dOWs, throwing rotten eggs at them, and
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

Sincerity and courage are qualities
which all men respect. Their possessors
are likely 70 win admiration no matter
how terrible may be the crimes they COM
init. There are in this rebellion some
rebels SO rational, consistent and sincere
as to claim our admiration and conf
denee. They arc not lost to honor, de-
cency and social regard Men, acting
under delusion, have adopted views the
mostruinious, but influenced by motives
to them pure, remain possessed Of all
their faculties.
There is a class, and particularly the
Union men Of February, 1861, that were
suddenly converted to disunionism under
the stimulus of fear, base animal fear.
When the lash was applied, after the fall
of Sumter, to their backs they writhed
and whined like base born slaves, and
drunk the cup Of poison to its very dregs.
Their reason fed, passion ragged, honor
and respect were forgotten. They are now
poor, raving maniacs, pitable but fero-
ciOus. There was another class perfect
Centaurs, halfmen and half beast. These
are wise as serpents if not harmless as
doves. The men all good union men among
Union men, the women are among the
swiftest rebels in the land, keeping a
little ahead of the most violent Of the
rebel crew. Follow the man to his rebel
nest and it is pure, uncontaminatedi
traitors hell, full of all uncleanness. No
sincerity marks the conduct of these
enemies of the government. No truth
enters the threshold of his polluted
mansion. When they cringe before the
Federal authorities they are the best of
patriots, but follow them to their haunts
and you will see nothing but black heart
ed treason. They keep pure record
with the whole herd of abominable trai :
tors, they could not touch the garment
of loyal person without contamination.
Their countenance, their recognition, is
for the unholy wOrshippers of JEFFERSON
DAVIS. Such men should be made to
stand before the world stripped of their
tissue of hypocricy. Let us have the
strong fierce Moloc rather than Mammon.
These faithful Abrahams always have
some Isaac away down South or about
home that they fear the Confederacy or
its allies here will sacrifice if they
should stand up for loyalty and the loyal
men of the country. There will be a
time when men must be true and brave
and faithful and loyal.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

1t seems that Gen. Butler in New
Orleans has taken possession of Pierre
Soule with the intention of sending him
TO the North. We presume that Fort
Warren is to be the home of the Creole
rebel, and we have no doubt but what
he ought TO be there.--LomsUile Journal.
We should think SO. Pierre Soule,
however, is not a Creole, but a French
man. He came to this country a fugi-
tive, about the year 1s30--enioyed it's
hospitality and the projection &C the Gov
eminent He swore to support inst Gov
eminent under whose protection he be-
came great. Under and by that Gov
eminent he was the recipient of disdn-
guished honors.
The hand that nourished It, tturned and stuug'
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

People of the South, would you like to
see the Union restored as it was? We
hear many of you, who have been rebel
sympathizers, say so. If you are sincere,
why not take hold with those who are
moving to that end, and assist in re-
storing the old order of things? Why
stand aloof? The Union will be restored.
Or rather it will be preserved. 1t has
never been dissolved. The question only
remains, shall it be preserved as it was
lOr otherwise? If you allow turbulence
TO prevail in the community, enough mil
itary force must be applied TO preserve
order; continued turbulence will breed
tyranny. You are only called upon to
obey the laws you have yourselves made
and ratified. What humiliation in that?
How can you, as men of principle and
honor, refuse Come forward with alac-
rity, and restore your civil government.
Fill the offices with the men of your
choice. Take the reins of government
in your own hands, as in time past. You
can be severeigns or subjects as you shall
elect. Which will you be?
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

The usurper at Richmond, whose brief
and wicked reign now flickers like an al
most spent candle in its socket, may well
repeat to himself the feeling soiloquy Of
King RICHARD, while MoCLELLAN's can
non ring his death knell in the distance
" NV COINCIDENCE hath a thonsan several tongurs.
And every tongue briogs in a several tale,
Aud every tale cund mus nae for a villain
Iajuru, PERJURY, in the Lirhest degre'
AuhpER, sTERs MunDER IN the dir'st degree;
Through % the bar, crying al'-fiulty etilyf
shall despair There ID 20 crcat urr loves me-
Aud N J die, 20 soul viii pity me"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17
"RecOnsIructiOn.o

We repudiate the word. The Union
has never been dissolved. The fat of a
State Convention cannot dissolve the
Union-even a vote of the people of a
State could not do it, If done at all, it
must be done by force, and the force has
failed. But in the early part of this
secession drama, JEFF. DAVIS passed
through the eastern part of this State,
making speeches from the cars and at
the stopping places, advising the loyal
people of that section TO vote for seces-
sion, with a view to reconstruction"
DAVIS reached home in a few days, and
learned that he had been elected "Presi-
dent" of the Provisional Government of
the Confederate States of America ="
Whewl He spell swiftly to Montgomery,
and declared that the idea of "recon-
structiOn" could never again be even en-
tertained. These same tactics had been
resorted TO all over the South, wherever
lovers Of the Union could be found
"Secede with view 10 reconstruction"
But the act of secession once accomplish
ed, and the idea of reconstruction can
never be entertained" Oh men of the
South, how many of you "wOuld be
dupes and victims, as ye are"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

which should consign the utterers to the
Work house. We hear Of merchants
using insulting words to Union ladies
across their counters. We hear Of women
offering insults to Union officers and
Union citizens on the streets. If Col.
MATHEWS will promptly arrest all such
offenders and let them know and feel that
mercy long tri6ed with and insulted turns
to vengeance, he will receive the cordial
thanks Of every loyal man in Nashville.
We have had too much of this Louisville
policy--we mean Of course the policy of
the old Provost Marshal, for we are glad
TO hear that the new officer has instituted
a new era. We must make treason odioets,
and place it under ban wherever we find
it. Northern officers, being ignorant Of
the assumption of the secessionists TO an
aristocratic exclusiveness and superiority,
and feeling disposed to regard their sin
as a political one entirely, fall into serious
error in indulging these offenders. Sc
cessionism is a social disease, and is more
formidable and more virulent in its little
cliques than it is in open arms. There
fore we say that it must have the brand
of social disgrace scared into its fore
head with hot iron. They have found
this out in Wheeling. The Lntelligeacer
says the Provost Marshal will also turn
his attention 10 the suppression of female
secesh irrepressibles. The husband of
one woman has been notified that he will
be required to give bond for the good be-
havior of his wife, who became very
violent when her husband was required
to take she oath. Let the good work go
on.
We must make tho very name of seces-
sionist odious.and disgraceful. It is the
duty of our Provost Marshal to see
to this. Nashville is the capital of
the State. Her atmosphere must be puri-
fed of the malaria of treason at whatever
cost. She has heavy sins to answer for
as the corruptor of thousands. She was
first corrupted herself by contracts, by
brides, by hopes of becoming the
head of the Confederacy, and by a
perverted social influence. She has been
the source and fountain head of pollution
of treason, of public plumber, of robbery
The ruin of thousands of families, the
weeds of thousands of widows, and the
blood of thousands of the youth of Ten
nessee, rests upon the head of her rebels
who, encouraged and emboldened by
Federal magnanimity, exult openly over
the murder of our troops, and pray fei
the invasion Of some guerilla band tC
drive the loyalists from the city. Shall
we still continue to coax and plead will
hardened offenders
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17
Estate Union Central COmmittee..l

Estate Union Central Committed
The President of the late Union meet
ing held in this city-Ex-Governor WIN.
b. CAMPBELL--at the instance of a num-
hos. of .,rnrninant 0antlamen then nresent.
has appointed a State Central Union
Committee, with whom the friends Of the
Union in various parts Of the State may
put themselves in communication by let
Ger or otherwise.
The Committee consists Of the follow
ing named gentlemen:
ALLEN A. HALL, Chairman.
A. " s. LINDsLEY.
JOHN LELLYETT.
RUSSELL HoUsToN.
HORACE II. HARRISON.
M. NJ BRIEN
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17
MONDAY, JUNE 9th, 1862

Ordered, That this High Court Of Impeachment
stands Adjourned until the Goth day Of Jane instant
at twelve O'Clock, meridian aud as the ssld wEur
H. hoArHRKfs has failed to make his appearance
to answer tho said Articles Of Iapeach pt, though
duly summoned II Is J'StAer ordered, Ityai procla-
nation Tor his appearance on that day DO made bY
publishing this order in the National InteIgencef,
National Republican, ana Evening Star, newspapers
printed In The City Of Washington, f,r AZ least ten
days successfully, before said 26th day lof June,
Instant, aud also in the NASHVILLE Union, newspaper
printed in hle City Of Nashville, 10 the state o.
Tennessee, for At least ave several days before SAID
2eth day Of June, Instant
Attest }. W. FORgEY,
Junel5-'d Secretary Of the Senate
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

The tax bill which recently passed the
u. s. Senate would have passed unani-
mously but for the vote Of SIR Powell, Of
KY, against IT, The bill is 10 raise means
for the carrying on Of the war. Mr.. Pow
ell was not expelled from the Senate last
winter because the proof Of his disloyalty
was considered deficient and possibly he
is now trying to supply the deficiency.
lou. Journal
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

HAUL or GUN MEFAi.--When g eners
Butler's troops took possession Of the
Custom House at New Orleans, they
found in the same $4,000 worth Of bells
Of all sorts and sizes, that had been con-
tributed by the rebels in response TO
Beauregard's proclamation for gun metal.
When made up, these guns will speak In
different tones from what their donors
anticipated.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

We are informed by gentleman who arriv
cd 10 this city yesterday from Memphis tina
everything there in the way OF groceries an,
P.oysi9I,ass 7. g.. enormously S d p Cote
10 $40 per barrel, salt at FROM $50 10 Sl0
pcs sack, aud Tea at from 81 20 $40 pc
pouad. This sounds almost fabulous, bu
our informant is gentleman OF veracity
and assures as that it is true.--Ne'U Albar
Ledger, IL inst.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

Mr.. RUSSELL, since his return to Eng
land, does not hesitate to avow that his
entire sympathies are, and always have
been, with the North, and frankly con-
fesses that, in his late correspondence
with the London Times, he has written
under dictation, and not as his own con-
vctions would have led him TO do.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

The loyal States in subduing the re-
volted States are doing more than saving
themselves. They are snatching those
States from an anarchy and perpetual
convulsiOn horrible 60 contemplate.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

Is not Governor RECToR's proclamation
recalling the Arkansas troops TO their
own State, a most pertinent comment on
the preposterOus folly of the Southern
Secession Confederacy
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

PRACTICAL CoNvERnoEs 10 LOYALTY
Fred. Mueller, Anthony Robb, Jno. Kuck,
w. Helleger, s. w. Curtis, and Samuel
Weniger, prisoners Of war, have been AZ
their own request, released from the mil
iiary prison and mustered into the
United States service, under Captain j..
Il. Voester.--&. Lcias Union.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT or TIE OmO1
Nashville, June 18th, 1852
special Orders No. T6.

speclnl orders No. rs.
"ExrRAor.D
II. COL STANLEY MATHEWS, 5lst Ohb y,
unleers, Provost Marshal Of Nashale !
directed to send q detachment Of meaDd.-
a commissioned officer 20 the depm ~
Louisville aud Nashville Railroad hL
city, before the departure Of every Ans
said Railroad, to examine the cars and see
that no officer or soldier leaves Tie CITY for
Louisville, without permission from n
Headquarters
An officer VII be required to sho
ten order Or leave OF absence, and
missioned officers and priveles vii
qnired 20 show a written ordl-
from these Headquarters, or
signed By Brig. Geo. y. DUi
nnleers, or by TIE command
regiment Or battery.
In no case will n0n.coiu.
or private be allowed 10 take lho
bis arms and equipments unless be prodnc..
a written authority for 10 doing from ,bese
Headquarters.
BY command Of MJor-Genenl Bcgrr
Signed o. D. GREENE, AAG.
oale!s!-- z 's=iT=s sgoSB, A. A. A.G.
jane l3-lw.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

Capt. ERICSSON has planned large
sea-going Monitor with single turret
plated with iron "a inches thick, and
armed with two guns carrying a ball of
1000 pounds weight.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

By the mistake Of an apothecary az "a
chester, IN. a quantity OF antimoniaLses
was sold to the Methodist tor communion.
lt was quarterly meeting day when Il wa
taken. aud the effect was righllnl. The IA.
per Of the village says that although !, va
a serious matter, the sinners, owing to th,
hardness Of their hearts did laugh,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17
Subsistence Stores for Sale.
We are selling

OFFICE OF ACTING CoMMIssARY SUBSISTENCE
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 10 b, 1862.
by ORDER Of Commanding General Of District Of
ID the Ohio, will expose 10 Public Sale Al The
storehouse Of The Issuing Commissary, corner Broad
and College Streets, on SATURDAY, JUNE DIST 1850
at 10 O'Clock, AN, the following Subsistence Stores
(condemned) viz
4 1Nb a. BARREL, combining one hundred and
~ sixty 1d9) pounds Of RICE, damaged By
mould
ENFrY.0NE (5l) BARRELS, containing ten thou
Il sand three hundred and ninety-nino (lO,3goJ
pounds Of HoMINY, damaged by mould.
Also,
the following Articles, captured from the Stores Of
rebels ia arms against the U. 3. Government, viz
nNE LOT OF MLLEr SEED contained IN forty
" (40) bags.
1.-TWO (2) BALES, contaipng three hundred and
Il twenty 1920 pounds Of HOPS.
TERMS CASH at time OF sale, payable In United
states Treasury Notes. CHARLES ALLEN
junelT-td lst Lieut. Ord Ohio Vols. and A. C.s.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

Mr.. HOLoRooK, in the United States
Mail says there are All female postmas-
ters in the United States. No female
postmaster has eyer proved defaulter.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

Kansas has gaiued Eve thousand white
inhabitants, who have come from Mis-
souri, and Arkansas during the past
year.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17
Proposals for Fresh Beef.

CoMMssARY's OFFICE N
NASHVILLE Tenn, juno 10, 1862 b
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received al my office
~ until ~ o'clock, M saturday, June n, 1902 foi
furnishing the United States troops serving In q Tn,
District OF the Ohio south OF the Ohio river viii
Fresh Of for three months, commencing July L
and ending September 80, 1862
The Beef must DO hrst iality, and from steeri
weighing not less than 100 pout Dis gross To 10 de
yeed at the camps In equal proportions Of foro and
MUD quarters (neck and shanks exoluded) in sucl
quantities as may be from me TO time required
Zach proposal must be accompanied by the names
and residences Of two eurtes, who are Individually
required TO be worth Ia prop Ty the value Of S25 COO
fropcsals will be endorsed Proposals for frcsl
Beef" and directed 70
Capt r. AlACFEEEY,
J l7-td Com. Sub u. s A., Nashville Teren
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

1t is reported that JEFF. DAVIS has of
fered TO bet the quandom editors Of the
LouisVille-Nashyille- Bowling Green MUIR
freesboro Courier, that his Capital will
have more aliases that that celebrated
paper.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-17

The grandfather Of Gen. HALLEoK is
still living, and is one hundred years
old. He resides near Utica, N. Y.