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Brilliant Affair near BardstoNVn
Tie Rebels dispersed

Thirty cavalry, all that arm the com
manding officer at BardstOwn had, were
sent out about six miles from the town
where they encountered two companies Of
the First Alabama Cavalry. Our men dis
mounted, let their horses under cover of
a small house which they barricad-
ed, and refusing TO comply with de-
mand for surrender were attacked by
the rebels, one hundred and twenty
strong. The rebels were finally repulsed
with The loss Of six men and eight horses
killed, and six horses captured, while
nome of"our men received any injury
L0uisUiHe Journal l4h.
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SlcE AID WoUNDEp SOLDIERS. - The
Rev Mr.. Bushnell, Dr. Goddard, and
others, who were appointed by the Lou
isville Sanitary Commission 10 visit the
battle field at Perryyille 20 look after the
sick and wounded Federal troops in that
vicinity, returned to the city yesterday.
They report about fifteen hundred SOL
diers IN hospitals al Pcrryville, all OF
whom arc well provided for. The COM
mittee were furnished by the Commission
with means 70 purchase eggs, butter, and
other delicaeies not supplied by the Gov
ernment, and made arrangements with
the residents of the vicinity for large
quantities of such delicacies as the sick
and wounded may require.
We are gratified TO learn that the ladies
of Perryvile have organized a Soldiers
Aid Society, for the relief Of the sick and
wounded soldiers in that vicinity, in
which the pyal women Of the height or
hood take great interest. Mrs, DR.. Rob
eus, an cstimable lady of Pemyville, is
the President OF the Society. We antci-
pate the best results from the organiza-
tion-L0laaiHe Journal lsh
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TnE On TRounLEIv rHE NEw CAN

THE OH TROUBLE IN THE NEW CAMr.
We find in our exchanges the following
paragraph republishcd from the Rich
mond Wing
Judge Thomas, Of the Gilbert Superior
Court, Georgia, has recently, in a hoJeaS
cospus case, pronounced the conscript law
unconstitutional and void. His opinion
is published in the Georgia papers.
What the effect will be remains 10 be
seen. We should have a Supreme Court
now to settle the question definitely
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NOTICES.

Greenbacks, Tennessee money, Gold,
Silver, Southern currency, and Chattan-
nooga money bring the best price at the
INSURANCE ExcHANGE Office of WI. MARR
on College street, opposite the Sewanee
House. A premium paid for 81 and 81
Tennessee Bank notes and shinplastcrs
0ct15-tf
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sneoiaI nrdcr No. 80.
HFAp0r AKrrRs, UNum STATES FuEpE-
T. Nr NASHVILLE, TFNNEs.Fr,
OCTOBER n, lsb2

j. The citizens of Nashville will inn
unediately turn over to- LIEUT. c. G.
COOKE, Aid de Camp and Ordnance or
hcer, at these Headquarters, all the Arms
or Munitions Of War, in their pos
session or concealed within their
knowledge.
III, Those persons who, before the oath
inst, voluntarily deliver up their arms,
properly marked with their names will
receive a receipt for them 10 be returned
Or settled Tor as the Government may di-
rect
Il The refusal TO deliver arms q any
descriptions, on 10 report their where
abouis, IL known, will De taken as sual-
cient evidence Of disloyally to subject
the offender 10 severe penalties. No eX-
cqse Whatever viii be lakon for an eva
sion OF his order.
~ a rigid inquiry vill be- instituted
TO discover parties vino may eyade this
order In amy particular and liberal re-
ward will be offered FIR information
which will lead 10 such discovery.
By command of Cu'a Ng1
JAS. s LowmE rap' a18 a. $40
Oct24-,t
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
OF TIVE
NATIONAL Claim AGENCY
CONDUCTED rg
HARVEY, COLLINS 6 BRACE
WASHINGTON, D. G.
CHARLES H. GREEN, Agent,
No SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.
CHARLES II. GREEN. Accent.

H'HIs AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities Toy the
Il successful prosecution and settlement Of Ec.
mands against tho General Government OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had several
years experience in the management Of claims b.,
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and tho ESecu
tive Departments NJ Washington, ami being thor.
oughly acquainted and familiar with the laws end
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given 90 cssas i,s.ag
out Of the present war; iucludiu. Nv accounts Of
States, Contractors, and Disbursiug officers of the
War aud Navy Departments, and for - Collect
ing, Drilling, and Organizing Vol
unteers,'' the roimburseueat Of which sauthot
lied by an act af Congress- CLAIMS FOR INDHDI
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN IOR
PUBLIC USES, or FOR DAMAGES 10 sUUH
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost ia tho service, enc tt
military Pay, Pensions, aud Bounty
Land.
We give special attention 20 procuring PEN
sions, BOuDtics, etc., accruing to Soldiers
who have boon wounded. contracted Dc ea.c, or tho
families Of such as have died, on been billed tle in
the discharge Of Their lime ct drtvas SUCH 5rsI- Oh
present war
Special care will also be given 90 claim. ysirh
have been heretofore Rejected or suspended
by the Departments or gneficicntIy Managed
Quariermaster's Receipts given for Property taken
for the O: the Army, to arranging Accounts With
and collectng Claims against tie Quutcrmsstts's De.
partment.
All Claims placed ia Our hands receive orr PROMPT
Personal Attention, thcroby securing many
which, IN the hands OF an Attorney a' any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily i-ter
course with all the departments enables % Ia uo.
cases 60 obtain decisions much more speedily tfa,
where al communication aud other necessary t-au
must be conducted through The mails.
To this end, solicit you TO forward go as .ry or
all cases ofsuoh clancteryo may from Sims o. tine
have presented, and, Is our custom, oe d, q. is.
nish you with an Tho necessary blanks, AMI q5sl
reguired, instructions.
so charge made 70 any caso unless -ur;ossG
Address: CHARLES n. GREEs
No, 30 Cherry St-s,t
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For Franklin, Kentucky.

Having received information 10 the eff
feet that Railroad communication is open
between Franklin and Louisville, our
Hacks advertised TO leave for Henderson
on Saturday, 10Th Oct, will leave for
franklin, Ky, on that day. Fare $500
TEALEY 81 SWAN,
Livery stable No 5 South College St
0ct24-2t.
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ROUSSEAU AID poPE.-A correspond
ent Of the Cincinnati Gazette, in bis des-
cription Of Wednesdays battle al Perry
vile, says that during all these bloody
conflicts, Gen. Rousseau seemed every
where present, and, as Il he possessed
charmed life, rode fearlessly amidst
the iron hail. directing and encouraging
his men. ID the dark and bloody ground
lad furnished for the Union army only
two such men az Pope and Rousseau, the
patriot might cry cyulUngly Wen d0ue,
Kentucky
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sasItpille atuipn.
n nIsa


The name Of Lieut. VAS DoRs was in
correctly spelled in our notice Of the Pom
toon Bridge yesterday morning. The
Lieutenant il a much brighter ornament
20 Che YaN DoRs family, thaai his rebel
namesake whom RosENoRABs whipped
out Of his boots lately. Lient. VAN DOM
is attached to the Goth Ohio Regiment.
The Goth is an honor 70 the service, and
Lieut.. VAN DOM is an honor 20 the regi-
rDent.
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Refuse the Issues OF all Banks
mentioned below.

The following Tennessee Banks are broken, o.
have been wound up and their Notes. IL any ar
out, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville
Central Rank Of Tennessee, az Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis
Exchange Bank, at Murfreesboro
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, at Knoxvin
Bank Of East Tennessee, az Knoxville:
Bank Of Trenton, al Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at Tazeweu
Bank Of Tazewc, at Tazcwel
LHwronceburg Bank, at Lawrenceburg.
Citizens Bank at Memphis.
Bank OF America AZ GAINESVILLE
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The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted at the great State Union
Convention heldin this city May L, 1902:
Resolyed, That we recognize in the
NASHVILLE UNIoy an able exponent Of
the principles Of the onion men Of Ten.
nessee, and we earnestly recommend II
as we'll deserving Of the patronage OF
Union men everywhere:
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We have small quantity Of old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper,
which we viii dispose of at so cts. per
hundred. Those in need of such an ar
ticle, will do well TO call soon and secure
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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NoIIce 90 Club =.

The Editor win be greatly obliged to
persons making up clubs for he UNloN it
they will remit to the publishers and not
to himself. Communications and sub.
scripiions are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such manner as
to cause needless delay and trouble to
all parties
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HEADQUARTERS 1sT Tenn CAVALRY
=

HEADQUARTERS 1sT Tenn. CAvALRY,l
NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug. 2,18G2.
I Orders NJ 6.
All officers recruiting for this Regiment,
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters report showing the strength
of the party, present, and absent, and viii
hereafter, at least once week. make a
similar report, exhibiting the gain and
loss, If any, since last report
BY order Of Col. STOKES.
JOHN MUMMY LIST Lieut.. & Adiutant
LIST Tenn. Cavalry. Aug. 23-tf.
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John Ross, chief Of the Cherokees, is
again in Washington. Having learned
that the Comnissioncr had Oreturned, he
repaired there Immediately, to have an
interview relative 20 the condition of his
people. He claims the protection of our
Government as per treaty stipulations,
and says that his people are loyal, and
are held in duress by the rebels, conse-
qaent upon the withdrawal Of our troops
from his country.
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HoRRons or Wharf.-The whole num-
Der Of prisoners captured by General
Stahl in Warrenton and vicinity, recent
ly, is 1882. The official list has been
sent 10 headquarters by General Sigel.
These men were wounded at the battle
Of Bull Run, and tie create, po,i'oa IF 0cas
Tad arms and legs onputatei
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DOUBrFUI.-wILD CAT.

North Western Bank of Georgia. . &C.. go d
bank Of the Empire State, Georgia ....,,.75 .
Bank Of Athens, Georgia. ................sG
Fulton Bank No
Bank Of Whitfield ........- y,
Timber Cutters Bank. ..................6 go
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OFFIcE ON UNION sTREEr.

helWcrh 'ui exc aud Cherry streets, p sair-) over
York Book Store, NASHVILLE, TrvNrssrr.
REFFERENCES
DdCsl0H coRHf8--EIWard II. East samuel H. IInrp.
Horace II. Harrison, A. j. Duncan.
Viis0H county Hon. Jordan Ft0kes.
Sah cotnty-lr. J.. u. Gordon, y. W. Bowen.
DehGb coWay--Col. w. y Stokes
YdrTea coaaty-RObert Cain, George ~tubehold
lPhiic couHty--Wam Bosom
Tally
Beolf1rd couHty-William II. Wisencr.
Marshall o0Hty-Abner Steel.
SHnmsr c0pHty-Bale Peyton, Thomas Irimbo.
Jackson c0uHfy--Davi Shepherd
East cmessee-Eon. 4. A. r.. Nelson, Hon Robert
Mckinney. eenl6.lm
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Government Claims.
ANDREW AGcCLAIN

WALL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO mi
w collection OF claims OF every Kind against m
Government az tue United sutcs nlrl-ted to L
care
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w. +. nc LaTTater, N. ID.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
u t.Tes spee.Ai aiisf'al O. r. Treatment < Ia.
eaes " 81 Va saa Ear a.sef ates fef Cstarsef As-
ttscai lrIrii. PleryEaus. Assphyiotar. Stshlssnus
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tie - telt - oger stio1 cr nle8isai lIraf.leut
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1'e'' .A4 @.uss,s VIM.

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'Nhe Agent of this celebrated ma
Il chine has the pleasure ofoifeTing to the farming
community perfect machine. which Is nndoubted-
" the best Harvesting Machine In the world.
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AGRICULTURAL.
FARMERS. LOoKTo YOURiNTEREST
HARNESS OF 1859
Haines' Illinois Harvester.

Haines' Illinois Harvester.
'JNhe Agent Of this celebrated ma
Il chine has the pleasure ofofferIng to the farming
community perfect machine. which Is nndoubted-
~ tae best Harvesting Machine In the world.
HOME TESTIMONY.
Ma. GRoyER-Sir. have been using one of the
above named Harvesters for the last three years
and am 80 well pleased with Il, that would not
axe $500 Tor IT, II could not obtain another OF the
same kind. lind by experience, that there is al
leasr saving of IL so per acre Ia tie way Of secu
ring wheat, over that cut and put up - the most
approved reapers. In fact would not let my ap~
proved reapers. In fact would not let ny grain be
cut ia any other way IL Il were offered 20 lie rut IN
SAMUEL nIEIGAN.
Nedr Isrre Laafe, My 25th, lSs2.
r. V. NLLIGAN.
One year ago we purchased one the Illinois Har-
vcsters, and would not dispense with the us Of Il
for any price. We most ckeerfully endorse all that
Mr.. Miigan has said above, about this mode OF SC
curing grain. JOSEPH PECK.
JOHN RANKIN
not only endorse all that Mr.. MiliIgan says about
his illinois Harvester, but will further say that
would not take 81 100 Tor my machine II l could not
JANIS JACKSON.
We have used one % Hainss' iliinois Harvesters
during the last with entire tsfscti. n
ard would say 10 crr brother farmers that would
not take $500 for the one We have, II We could not
procure smother of The same kind and we endorse
al that Mr.. Aiiga about this mode Of harvest
ns. TiIOS. Y. COOPER.
PETER LYONS.
Otter Greek Township, yigo Co., Ind.
Mr GRoyrR-sm ! have used ore Of Haints' II
inols Harvcstsrs for the last two years. and have
us-d various kinds Of the approved reaper-
other patterns md find by close calculation that
can save about yo-thlrds OF the expense by using
the Illinois Harvester would not taxi 81 600 r.
the one have II could not procure another Of she
same kind.
II did not cot nc more than 81 cents per acct 70
harvest my wheat the pact years, tzking into
consideration the mode 81 sowing and saving 81 the
grain. JACOB BROWN.
The above named gentlemen are al residents IN
our nidst-ali but two within hours ride Of
lerfe Hauic-and would willingly give any infor-
nation 10 toe use and utility Of this Harvester.
that may DO asked
10 addition 20 the above named u harvester have q
good Combined Ecaper and Mower lRecd's) that
wi warrant 10 do good work. AID which will sell
for Sloo on twelve months time. exchange ior
Grain o. good horses.
an also ssb. Agent FOR the Justly celebrated Buck
Eye Combined Respers aud Movers. said 10 ~ the
beet N IeA SstsOSEk,
agLt for vlgo and surrounding oosntis :.
srplesse ca aud obtain papphlSi aud ,xain-
tna the Machine
Ma. East side Public Square. Tsrre HAuts
June Siswlm
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By The a., e.a.e Pins the perlo,re sitsei.
hrrso'.s or SAT- R,rfsoas may be prevented. az.
AIKEN al the commencement q AZ stssei, inmcil.ls
slief IRON sickaess vill be obtslnet
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{ FThsy act senossliy usoa the to~rls----n0ziL
Cosffrcsefs
Fcr LHerlis r.e. &sd<uss. pelicsis Pensles
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natural electricity and streasth - the ucls sv-.cs
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Ae~n IN use man year. during which e. as,
have .feraIfsd Ani relieved va arsuat r p..n
ard sc1>'.ns tSt L-ssaehe. wh-sh-r originating -
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XXXVII Congress First Session

dshngton, June ~.
SENATE.-Mr. Grimes moved to have
returned to the Senate from the House
IL e bill for the reorganization of the Ma
W Department. His object was to have
reconsidered the vote by which the SEN
ate agreed to the House amendments to
the said bill Adopted.
Messrs. King and Fsssenden presented
petitions for bankrupt law.
Mr.. Morrill, presented petition for the
repeal Of the fugitive slave law.
Mr.. Doolttle introduced bill granting
the proceeds of certain lands to the Pa
cifc Railroad Referred.
Mr.. Hale called up the bill to repeal the
act passed June I'd. to prevent and punish
frauds on the government The bill pro-
vides for inquiring into all contracts made
by government officers. Pending vote
on bill, it was postponed until tomorrow.
The bill to define the pay and emoluments
Of the officers OF the army was then taken
up and committee Of conference ordered
upon it. @
The Pacific Railroad bill was then taken
up.
Mr. Trumbull moved to strike out the
section providing for four branches of
railroad lines at the eastern terminus,
which was rejected-yeas 10, nays rs.
The bill was then read the third time
and passed BY yeas 35, nays 5, as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Anthony, Browning.
Clarke, Chandler, Collamer, Cowan, Da-
Wis. Dixon, Doolittle, Foote, Foster,
Grimes, Hale, Harlan, Harris, Hender-
son. Howard, Kennedy. Lane of Indiana,
Lane of Kansas, Latham, McDougal Nor
rill, Nesmith, Pomeroy, Rice, Sherman,
Starke, Sumner, Trumbull, Wade, Will
ley, WiImot, Wilson of Mass, Wilson oil
| Missouri.
Nays-Messrs. Howe, King, Pearce,
/; Wilkinson and Wright.
| Mr.. Fessenden was present. but did not
vote, and Mr.. Powell paired with Mr..
Simmons. Mr.. Ten Eyck was excused
from voting ON the ground that he did
not like the bill as amended.
a motion was then made to take up the
| Confiscation bill, on which debate en-
sued as to which bill should be consider
ed-that of the Senate, or the one which
passed the House. Mr.. Sherman said
that in order to give Senators an oppor-
tunity to make up their minds which they
| would consider, he would move to ad-
journ till tomorrow, when vote should
be taken as the first time. Senate ad-
journed.
| HousE.--Mr. Stevens from committee
on Ways and Means, reported bill in.
efeasing temporarily the duties on imports
and for other purposes. Referred to the
| Committee of the Whole on the state Of
the Union, aud made the special order for
Wednesday.
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Washington, June 20.

The President has nominated to the
Senate Jno Cochran and G.. Adolphus
Scrosgs, both from N. Y, to be Briga-
der Generals of Volunteers. Gen. Nc
Dowell, when thrown from his horse,
Wednesday, was SO stunned that it was
feared the accident would prove fatal,
but the report to-day concerning him is
that he will not long be- Delayed in re-
Stunning the saddle.
Dispatches have been received here
stating that on the 18th inst, the rebels
opened ERE upon our chips Of war in
james River from the bluff at City Point
by artillery, but our squadron returned
the attack with shell and schrapnell,
silencing and driving back the rebel force.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-21
Midnight Report.
Eron Winchcster.

Winchester, June IA, ~
Advices from Front Royal state that
Gen. Shields has succeeded in coneen.
trsting bis army at Staasbure. His rear
guard left Surray an hour before it was
entered by Ewells advancing column. -
1t is believed that Gen. Ewell now oc-
cupies Surray with a heavy force
Arrivals tonight from New Market
bring intelligence from Fremont, who was
advancing TO New Market, seven miles
south OF Mount Jackson. opposite the
Gap in Massamutten Mountain, through
which the road leads to Surray. jack
son is believed to have force of light
troops in Harrisburg, aud another body
at or near Port Republic.
Prisoners report Whites division oil
100 within supporting distance Of Port
Republic. At the battle Of Port Bepub
lie the 7th Louisiana and 7th Indiana
were opposed at pistol range. The former
left the field having only 10 unhurt.