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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-04

Il is rumored that the guerrillas are in
possession of Columbia in considerable
force. A number of persons who are
"on parole and who have taken the
Oath," are actively engaged in aiding
Thorn. The more we see of il the more
deeply are we impressed with the con-
stitutiOnal excellence, soripturhl beauty,
natural sublimity, and mechanical utility
of this little process called stalking the
OATH
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W. p. MCDOWELL, A. A. A. G

HEADQUARTERS L. S. FoBCEs,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug 2S, 1925
General Order, No. 2.
The following named officers are an
nounced as composing the staff Of the
General Commanding, and will be re-
spected and obeyed accordingly;
LIST Lieut.. f. j. JONES, A. A. a, G.
LIST Lieut.. HARRIsoS NIuLARD, A. d.
G. and Inspector-General.
LIST Lieut.. d. O. Rousseau, A. d. C.
and Ordnance officer,
1st Lieut.. G. D. ARMSTRONG, A. d. G.
LIST Lieut.. WS. ?. MCDOWELL, a. d. G
1st Lieut.. II. l.. FRANKLIN, A. d. c.
I'd Lieut.. s. l.. HARTMAS, A. d. c.
Capt. j. r. PAUL. A. @. S.
Capt. Q. X. SMITH, A. Q. NJ
By command of
LOWELL Ii. ROUSSEAU,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
w p. Mcdowell, A. A. A. G.-3t
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or The LOUISVILLE Journal says A
passenger by the train from Bowling
Green last evening, informed us that
MoRGAN left Glasgow with his command
on Sunday evening, going in the direction
Of Columbia, his final destination being
Danyille and Lexington by way of Bards-
town or Lebanon
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Justices Court.


N44QaJ AAArlILID W0on1I lainUNr.1
VS.
j. %. GMirrTH, Defendant
Ia a snit before @. NJ. Southgsts. Jusi.ce of do
Peace for Davidson County, Tennessee.
Tho piaiut.f5, Nixon, CbAthed x Woods, ia tb.s
action having obtained 40 Attachment against The
deiendant, j. o. CrIuith, and issued % Constable
John ID. Cover, and returned by him, levied ou snu.
dry srueea Of furniture belonging 70 tho defendant /;
Rrd on motion OF plauths BY counsel. IL appearing
o. the saiiHacion OF sad Justics that The defendant
b nonre ident of The State Of Tonuc7aee Do a. ore
dcred that pnbication be made for four aucceFsiyo
weeks in newspaper published in tho city Of NASH
vile called the Union, warning tho defendant 20
Dee and APPEAR before said Justice on tho 2th dny Of
september 1862, ana plead, answer 0r domur % uaid
attachment, otherwise the cauFc Wll Doe set down f1r
trial cx paria on that day.
q NJ. SOUTHGATE. JP
August 2lst l8Gl-ttw. prs Zee. 5000
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FLAG PRESENTATION. - On Saturday
next, the 9th Of September, at 3 O'Clock,
P. NJ, at the house Of r. MoCLAY, in
Edgefeld, near Lucus' store, a flag will
be presented by the loyallad ofEdge-
field, to Captain J. s. Morton, Chief
Engineer Of the Ohio Army, aud Captain
Robert Rodeoker, Assistant Engineer.
Two regiments Of volunteers, with two
bands Of music, viii be present. All are
invited 70 be present 10 witness the Stars
and Stripes thrown to the breeze. Il is
intended 70 be suspended on the Railroad
Bridge. Sept. 3--4t
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Some of the rebels profess TO believe
that their friends will again have Nash
Vile. When they get Nashville, they
will be the happy pOssessors of heap of
black walls, and grey ashes, for our army
is fully resolved, ifneeds be, TO water the
site of this city so copiously with blood
that the flowers OF patriotism, and the
lausols Of loyalty will smell as fragrant
and flourish as green as on the plains Of
Msrathon, or the heights of Bunker Hill.
They viii
tsNemoriye another Qolqotban
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No Telegraph.

The lightning seems to have taken q
spite at us recently, the wires invariably
breaking just al the very time we want
them to bring us news. Our readers will
be charitable enough to excuse delicien-
cles which we regret exceedingly.
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$50 REWARDS

DANAWAY FROM THE sUBscRIBFR,
~ near Nashville, Tenn, on the 10th day Of 10
April ls82, Negro man named TILMON; "A
about IS yean old feet or inches high m.
quite black Whakers on whom be left weighs bout
100 pounds, be said boy was seen 10 Rashyillo !
few days ago and said ho was Ia Murrossboro NJ ths
Time OF the late battle and got ullghty wounded 30
the hand, VIII give the above Reward FOR the De.
livery oi the said boy Ia the Jan AZ Nashville 60 that
can get him,
juyl9-dlme ROBERT CATO
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THE ATLANTIC MoNTmY,-We have
received from It's publishers. Mossrs.
Tieknor and Fields, Boston, the August
number Of the Atlantic Monthly. The
contents are as follows:
david Gaunt, by the Authoress OF
life in the Iron Mills;-2d-Central Dy-
namios-3d-A new Sculptor -4-Plays
and Play acting-5--Od Shore--6--Lite
In the open air--7-Rile olubs-8-Two
Summers-S--Mr Axtel-9--Methods OF
Study IN Natural History --l0-Gabriel 5
defest-1l- Bethal-i2--The horrors of
San Domingo--l3-A complaint OF
friends--l4-The liio Of Birds--l6--
The New Opposition Party-l6--Re-
views and Literary Notices
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One hundred Dollars Reward

TN FEBRUARY LAST HAD TWO NEGRO MEN
i 70 run away on a boat from, ClaIksyille, by the
names Of FosTEE and EpMuED. Said boys left Clarks.
willie few days amer tho Federal troopa took posses.
sion Of the place.
Edmund is about foot, aud weighs IeO or 10
pounds, and IL 23 or "a years old, aud Of dark con
plexcn Foster 10 90 feet high, and % Of yellow com
ploxlon, and will weigh l40 or 100 pounds, and 30
about % on 20 years old. When they were heard
from last thoy were IN Gen McCoos3 division.
Twill give the above Reward 70 any one IL thoy
viii bring them to mo In tho City Of Nashvillo
WM. 8. CIIEATHA1T.
Nlhyile, Team, August IN, 1852. uug7-Im
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NASHVILLE REBELS SENT no CAMP CHASE.
The Louisville Journal of the I'd inst,
informs US that the following rebels, sent
from this place, have been forwarded to
Camp Chase
Rev. w. II. WHARTON,
Rev. S. ID BALDWIN,
Rev r. FORp,
Rev @. ID. EIIoTT
What a delegation ofhypoerisyl The
Devil himself would be hard run to get
another quartette TO match that one.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county Tenn. July 10, 1862, a negro
~ man, who says his name is nUkMORE, aud be-
longs to Jesse Martin Of Marshall County, Tom age
about IS years feet inches high color, black
hand. Indicate hard labor.
The owner Is requested % come forward, prove pro-
petty, az d pay CHARGE as the law directs.
j. n. HINTON
iuly3l-2t sheriff and Tailor Of ID. u
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The Virginia rebel army was perfectly
confident Of being able to take Wash
ingion but instead Of that, their ranks
have been cut 70 pieces and routed by
the loyal forces.
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DISSOLUTION.

Al MOBGANSTERN and n. sIIVERBERG. Of
vi, tho urm OF M. MoE0AssrFRs IS Co, Shoe
Store, no. no Union street, have dissolved partner
ship Oy autual consent
The business will be clui1d ON hereafter by M.
Morstuaicln nj. MoHGAN6TERN,
III SlLNEknERG.
Nashville, Aug, 26lh, 1862 aue20-at
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HEADQUARTERS 1sT TCNN. CAvAIRY,)
NAsHvmLf, Tenn, Aug. %, 1862.
Orders No. c..
Alolicers recruitingifor this Regiment,
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters report showing the strength
of heparty, present, and absent and will
hereafter, at least once a week, make a
similar report, exhibiting tho gain and
loss, if any, since last report
BY order of Cor, STOKES.
JOHN MURPHY, LIST Lieut. &c Adjutant,
LIST Tenn Cavalry, Aug. 23-tf.
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Committed TO Jail

nF Davidson County. Tenn, June 10, 1862, negro
~ man, who says his name iA JAUk, and belongs
90 Richard Hide, OF Davidson County Tenn. age about
30 years weighs HbOut no pounds left eye out scar
on right hand
The owner ia requested 10 come forward prove pro
perry, and pay charges, as tho law directs.
j. ~ HINTON,
iuIy3l-3t Shoria aud Tailor OF ~ G..
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Passengers for Louisville win romem-
Der that J. In Amn's regular line Of
Stages leaves this evening at 81 o'clock
for Franklin, Ky, connecting there with
the cars for Louisville. Office at sewa-
nee House. vug31.-tf.
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We are indebted TO Mr.. r.. IL, SINGLE
TON, News Dea'er, for Louisville Demo-
cyat of the 2nd inst.
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The Louisville Democrat Of Monday,
says that il KIRBY SMITH daros to remain
in Kentucky few days longer, he will
be crushed out by an overwhelming
force.
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Claims Against the United
States Government.

DEESONs holding Claims against the u. 8. Govern
mont oithor Ger Property taken for the OF tho
Army, or for mage 70 Property Quarterinaster Re
cepts Ceriiacalel can have them settled and col
ect0d by placing hem in the hands Of CHARLES II.
GREEN, Agent for tho National Claim Agency Of
Washington, y. g. once Of tho Tennessee Branch OF
the Agency, No. So Cherry Street, up Stairs.
July 2O-tl
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A London comic journal thinks the
right man in the right place is a hus-
band 90 home in the evening.
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M,ne EUGENE NJ. TOUPET

Win open French and English Day School on the
FIRST Of SEPTEMBER, 1862 in which all the solid and
ornamental branches Of a thorough and refined I'm
glsh and French Female education win DO taught
French viii be taught without extra charge to the
pupils attending Mile n 's school and will receive
instruction daily in that beautiiu language
FRENCH CLASSES.
At the close OF her school, daily in the afternoon
Mile n. win have separate French Glasses for young
Lads and Misses, also for married single ladies' to
whoR instruction in French win DO given, three
times weekly, oithor at her school-rOoms as above,
or ~ the residence OF the pupil, il preferred.
M'le TouPErs standing and competency as an en-
cient teacher are too We'll known 20 the Nashville
community for many years past 10 require any com
incubation
The terms OF her school, for English tuition are
made moderate aud TO sut tho present times
Fsr Rates Of Tuition, and further particulars please
apply 10 M lie IoUPET, personally, al tho residence
Of her friend, Mrs. Joseph Woods, No. % High street,
Nashville. aur2g
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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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mAmmIEn,

Oa tho and 81 September, by tho No. Rev B,shor
Whelnn, Alr. G. n. RAtEEnNAs 70 Miss h D. 81
CuIAHAs, boih Of ihis city,
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NEW MUSIC.
Here's Your Mulel''

Here's Y our Mulel !"
A NEW COMIC CAiP SONG and CHORUS, which
"A b bound 20 no the most popular Song iu Print
Camp Edition can be cent by mail 90 any psri % Tho
country 90 receipt AZ 10 cent in stamps.
A. THIS song hab become very popular throughout
tho camps, kutlef8 aud Newshaper de1leIa would do
wfl 20 supply themselves by the hundred which eau
be had ut reasonable rates.
Also, NEW SOECfBi
Lone Grave BY the Sea, ...-........by william Hays
I'm LOoking Tor Hin Home ........., " N
Eyanggiue-s0'o sud Chorua ....... "
Tie Maiden'a Farewell, or the Soldiers nfiIGlhrd--
beautiful Ballad.
Juhnits, or Wsnota-splendld variations.
silver leaf po.sa - brilliant, aud not diMclt-by
Mfs Wick.
Q. II. BEAUhIAN.
"a UNION SHEET,
Successor TO q. ID. 8IEN6OH.
Jaly lett
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Haze Papers

PTsons having late papers from any
quarter will please Let us have the use Of
them, and confer a great favor on the
public.
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For RENT.

EoR THE BALANCE or 1850, on A TERM
II Of ycars, the convenient and desirable rc1dencoi
No. ~, West side Of Spruce st.,
between Cedar aud Onion Streets. "a che city Known
as F" Birds Nest Cottage"
Eal- For further particular ran on MU. O. CIARA
Corr, go, Church Street, or % y. MnGiH, SO. 20,
North Cherry Street
Nashville August lth, 1892. au.J-lmr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Daily Lime Of stages.
J. lie ALE, stage Proprietor,

J.LE ABLE, stage Proprietor,
Has put another line Of Stages between
Nashville and Franklin, Kentucky, max
ing it a Daily Stage Zinc hereafter His
Coaches viii leave Nashville eueyy eveaiag
at 81 o'clock, for Franklin, Kentucky.
0-r Office at the Sewahoe House.
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AashpaIe atuiun.
THURsDAY aoRNINe. So. > Isaa.
Particular notice.

Mr.. G. d. WHrTrNe has assumed the
control Of our city subscription list He
win see that the UNION is delivered regu-
larly 70 city subscribers every morning.
lie win also make collections promptly,
at least every two weeks. No money
taken but Tennessee, or par funds
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-04

IEefuso the TsauOs OF all Banks
mGutiOnOd below
Tho following Tennessee banks are broken or
have boon wound up and their Notes, Il any ere
out arc utterly worthless
Agricultural Bank, at Drownsrilo.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, az Nashville
farmers and Mechsncs' Bank al Mcmphi-
Mechanics Bank, az Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Msmnh-
Exchange Bank, az Murfroosboro.
Minora' and ManuiaCturera' Benk, az Knoxville.
linl Of East Tennessee, az Knoxville.
Rank OF Trenton, 40 Trenton.
Bank OF Jefferson, az nnndrden
Ban. OF Claiborne, 0t Tazowel
Bank of farewell 40 Tagevei
Lawrcncehurr Bank, 40 LaWfencemrr
GitiZons' Bans, at Memphis.
Bank Of America, AZ GarlHville
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HEApouAnrrns U. S. FonoEs.

AAhAuIL ALtllIAa - - AOiCl-es I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 28, 1925
General Oydsy, No. l.
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.
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General order.

General order.
Medical Officers of the Army and Vol
unteers are hereby directed to report at
this Office Immediately on their arrival in
this city, TO state their business aud
authority. EBN. SWIFT,
Surg. U. S. A., Med. Director.
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Horses for Sale

ONE BAY MARE, accustomed 20 single harness,
"a snowy and line traveller.
ONE BROWN MARE, good under Che saddle "a
blooded animal and fast traveller also,
ONE DOUBLE SETT or HARNESS. an of which
will be- sold chesp, Che owuer does uut need them.
Apply io JOSIAH b ALllN,
auset-lN" ~, College 6trort.
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Honae servant Wnntad.

/ WISH TO HIRE A SERVANT Girl, UN-
married, who b. capable of doing all Kinds of
house work The best OF references WIN bo required
as we'll los given
Apply &c No. % Market street, opposite the Watson
House nur1A-f
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HEAdQUABTERs DISTRICT OF THE Ouo,)
Medical Director's Office, Nash
Willie, Tenn, Aug. 25th, 1862. \
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DOUHTFUIs-WII CAT.
North-Wceiorn Bank Of Georgia
Bank Of the Empire State Geo.
Bank Of Athens, Geo
Fulton Bank.
Rank 81 Whitfield.
Timl Ell Cullers' Bank,
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rheLas,ohnncs.

The Louisville Journal very correctly
saws:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12

varnf<h, nsxe Wholly or m pus Of gum cpd pr
IN. made q other ans o. substance Spl
Vegetable OILS. pr gallon ace
Vegetable pulmonary baisam- ssune a. 'Dentri-
fce -
verusfuge sane a. 'sDentifrce"
Warehouse entry o. ca=ron hoa-es- not exc>sd-
ing one dollar IN value. stamp duty 15ee
Do. do. ekceedng one dolisr. and not exceeding
I've dollars - g
Do. do. exceeding Eve dollars in vaiue
Warehouse receipts. stamp duty . &c
WHISKY. per gallon 3ooe
Do rscrfneG, is not 10 pay sddificusl dury.
Whole ale dealers. under witch termis Included
every per~cn whose ba~ine~< ~ oocupafion -
to sell, "fer 60 sril. grsceries-o or any gocdS,
wares 81 merchandise. Of iare IN Or domestic
production, by more thsn one original pack
age o. piece az enc far. % the sanie par
chaser not including wines. sprituous 90 malt
LIQUORS for each license 50
Wholesale dealers IA liquors Il every dsscft2-
tom, including distilled spirit. fermented H.
ouors and wiisrs II an kinds (persOns other
than di<tiiieTs. who al or ofer for sale any
such liquor. IN quantities q more than three
gallons a time 70 the same purcbsser are
inciu,ird.) for each hcense Jos
Willow, manufactures II sPe
Wine made Of grapes. pr gallon &C
Withdraw al entry AZ Custom house. stamp duty % &C
Wood manufactures Of II no, ctherwise pro-
vided Tor sp'
Wood crews Ia
Wool manufactures 81. not otherwise specihed ) pc
Wor.ted manufactures ~ not otherwise SPECIFIED Pc
Worm lozengcs. same - ''Derfifr:ce.'
Zinc manufacture Of. no, otherwise specified. spe
Do oXyde Of per loo pounds - &C
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12

- MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
AN AND AFTER NAY 5, lisa, trains will be
" follows
Mail Train will leave indianapolis AZ lilo N,
stop all stations and make close connection at kokomo
with train on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail
road for LOgansport Val paraso aud Chicago and arrive
al Peru al 3l5 Y. NJ iu make connections with
trains the Toledo and abash Railway going East and
West.
Returning, the train will leave Peru st eco
NJ after the arrival q the tr.in the +. ". r. W.
from the East and eTTiye n Indianapolis AZ 80 A. n.
in time make connections for all points East South
and West.
An ENpreSsran viii leave indianapolis al loss T. NJ.
al koSomo with train for Chicago and arrive Al
Peru 500 A. IA time make connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo aud wabash Rail
Returning the same train will leave Peru NJ 1900
making close connection kokomo with the traius
the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logsn>por and arrive Indianapolis
4l0 NJ n time to with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and ether points
Special the transport alton Of live
stock produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY. General Agent and superintendent
THEo- r. HsUeEKY. General Ticket Agent apl ~ -diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
INDIANAPOLIS And CINCINNATI
Snnsp R.a-uRBne
r a L L r . a ID
ER..:.:5;;: 49, - 80

80; = =
shortest Route by Thirty Miles!
No CHANGE OF CARS TO CINCINNATI
Three Indianapolis Daily isundsys escerted
n NIRSTTRAIN.-52o An CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
Express arrives al Cincinnati al 10 A N and Lex
ingtoI ny. 73o J.. NJ.
second Irain-I0s0 A. N.-Cncnnat Mail. arrives at
Cincinnati $40 Y. NJ making close connection with Little
Miami Railroad tor Iove;and Morrow, Columbus. New
ark. GAINESVILLE. and Wheeling.
Third Trair-65 T. N, Cincinnati Express, arrives at
Cincinnati ll:l0 y. NJ.
Pare BY any other route
Call your indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
SPECIAL NoncE.-Be you get In the night train AZ
indianapolis. The only Cincinnati tram, stands the
fifth track. being the farthes track south IN the Union
Depot. at Indianapolis.
W. H. L. NOBLE. General Ticket Agent.
WIN. POWELL. Travelling Agent my2s 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
TIE NATIONAL TAX.

rhe Taxes Imposed IS the Tax Hill,
and Passed by Congress, June CAD,
as8l-rhe Dates ON Incomes, lnsu.
saranee Cssa panies, Railroad Com.
panses, &c.-The Taxes ON DisttIied
spiriss, Manufactures, Oils, Paper,
Gas, Candles, Tobacco, snuff, See
gars, Iron, Soap, screws, Cloth, Lea.
cher, Glue, wine Coal, &c.-The Tax
ON Cestom-Ihc License Tax, &C., &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
R "A IL r O a d
1862. WW 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

New Route 10 Chicago via Kokomo.
% MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12

TIE Tax Bl Just passed both Houses Of Congress on
the IA Of Sans We give below table q the taxes inn
posed The q The articles snd classes Of persons
tsxes arranged N alphabetical fsrm rendering the
table valuable for convenient and ready reference
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
French's Hotel,
ON TIM FunovsAs PLAN
err 90 sr~ ross.

a Ssw ixsrRuNExr-Jusr Tux THING Foa
"a s1bssth schools, Academies aud smaii chsrchss-
~ &C - ~ q ~ &c n -.
IVA WILLARD STOwELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16
Cr-rt Britain.

The statement lhat the NV Confederate steamer
Number 2.'0 from Liverpool, hat put INTO Holy
be al 1 rnved uBionHued. Sue Wa lat seen on the
Ii IL IF 81 ut's Causewav, going fourteen sn'is
IN t.ur The rrscaf0ra had been IN srarch OF her
il, tre Irish Channel but returned 10 Que-nstow',
ouch pom se ag-in 1T on the Th. Tier defiln'-
no. y: - u knoau. The movements oi the us a.
rnri live lise 10 some auiDadverolo4s III shipping
elfries. -. ),
,ri hes 20 GIVE the Iii ,,,sis new impulse she has
1ut lo a. he som sep Wm-i eau be repre- enied as
Interference ard Liuc Ia viii -oon Ct bis oOOUO'
ueu and chances Of peaca VII 6e III ehute'y posi-
pouei.
yelrs letter reaIIve 10 The UuiOn cruisers IN TIE
Bahsu..s 10 Stow that the Federal ates have not
dous iasticc En- land orbearance IA Che matter.
TIE DUDE NfuS anticipates thai II tue c0tton
de- -N lasts uH 'hristmas, Parliamentary provisions
fof relief u ts distress Will not suffice 10 meet the
e&IAencies.
ne J.Rrnal az ST. PoterSburg denies therumors
tlnt Russia oined France, III propOsiticn from En-
81 ma Tor the gGl.iOn OF tie Conederales, ana
mediHion.
Parliament was winding mp business. ProFoga-
iiOr wouii Lske lace "a 'he an.
the HOure 81 Lnds, Lord Sigahleden moved
TO- cJrr-t yuudeuoe with Mr.. Mason reiiIiee to Tue
aehuow ea guest c tne oJdt'eln States
iora kn,seli said IL was not xTe'iept to produce
pa..,s Iue Hae.5 vi t.e COnleierate STATES was
a. rec .gri,d. ani III communications were mo-
efnuI Correspondence had t,&cn place "lth
Messrs Ada us aud Seward. but The Brltish Govern
men, rep led as bcf,ie. lie stated tuat no cDmuu-
re.4ii III tad been received from any ioEeign Power
rel I've 10 the Iecogni,ion Of the Southern States
h,rl Maiust ury sGgees cd mat q c GoYefnm,nt
,.oihi communicate with other Powers with view
of f,,iuy n.eoiativu, ii favorable oppo unity
afl,es. n
I'll Rassell agreed that it wss desirable II media
u i. OF red thai all Power should ION ~ u. He
/ nld a w. a CONT lmsut to Loro Lyons. The mo-
ton WIZ iinaiiy Withdrawn.
lptb- House vi Commons Mr.. Give, in ans yer %
III. D4nDy Seymour raid, the prayer which tn
Eisnop OF oxford wshei used with Respect TO civil
WA Wa not in viola 100 OF tne act OF unif luIy
Air. Seymour gave notice that he would repeat
tie question on tie 1ti.