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MONEY REQUIRED.
To an the Military Departments Ia
the District % the OhIs.

On AND AfIEn IHE lat ray o. July IsmT
Oun open Al omro Al he "a Cloud nolel 10 Mash.
Fllet, Naneasei and one on SIAN street., opposite
fhe 04ult hqu1 hulaFllie, Ky ~ al tranracuoua
or beef an mil dcpatmentt ~ three months from
July IN 1904 CitkhtlH KAHN, Dr.,
Beef ConraCtor for Me District of Ohio.
n h-hEhcni hhrket rrico peid for rDed cattle
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Wanted 10 Rent

A NEAfLT Fu~RNsaHEn HOUSE. ooatainlnf hur,
"A NFfi nnl m afFan rQama Needed w. several
mouihl and Ehl b eel aksn tafo N 81 = rsuus
mfn ant ullo. a rfaf0uaha rruf vii - naid ~ 4
hoeae n eosse deqcnptQu pleasantly Eta1tfd. "a.
dress va rafteutGas
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For Rent.

NOR iho balance Of the year, a very neal ~ brick
IT hours containing ak rooms andA kitchen, with
piazEaa also for sails, a small CokiAg Stove, naarly
new Apply Al No. 80 North Wise street, near the
Capitol iuHoo-t
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Special Terms to ministers.
SO REWARpl.

ID runaway FROM III SUBSCRIBER LfgINQ m
ANsmith County, Tenn near carthage on ue ian 81
FEB. last, anegfo man named jim, about 20 years eta
about . ieet 10 inches high weighs between 40 ans
100 lbs mulAtto color has . cut across the bot
tom ~ one 81 bic Feet r. m a scyth bhda IA IN
possible be may have Tree pagers aud will httsupi 40
pass under the name Of Haywood Hickman iuin
give the above reward for his return W mo, or con.
hnemens IN any JAIL 50 that Gao got bin.
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MY 900 Joha Tate WaH taken from The nslghb0r
ulhOod OF Bowling Green Ky.,Iby ths TeHas
Fied souih No Is hhostlA years old, bright mulat
10 color, face heckiod, about . feet ! inohfs high
rather spare built, has oscar on hia aide 1om q eoald
and also on Que OF his legs IRON q dog bite i VIII give
the above reward for ha liberation ~ ~ Tdtufuod 70
his hume and pay al expontes ATTENDING the same.
ELIZA TAtE.
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WHAT YoU wANT b

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air rf0hauh aud Vine airafH. the mann
factory OF LAnlEei tOuTs tiiufb, a. every
vaueb and description, ana touC.r q can from heao
ghu aaut good WUrS aud elegant DC
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UANAWAf from ne eubtgibtr, ! miisa frvm
ANLebanon, Wilson o0unty, fcnngfas, on Ne 18th
inst, a negro man named Allied, about 30 years Of
age black, spare made and rather delicate appear
ancgi weighs about 80 pouada. Ne he carpeuer ~
trade, AID Will doubtless Try 10 make iHto the federal
lines, and pass himfolf % = free man, Hs eau Nnis
q passabls hnpd : Sn avs the AbYo reward for
ha appfshtnDOp 90 Gao got hlm.
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HAVE TWO WELLtFuRNIsHED ROOMS, suit.
Il able ior two small families, or may be occupied
BY several g~entlemsu. House opposite Judge Cat
ron'a DWELLING cherry street. Terms liberal.
Ten or Fifteen Day Boarders can BE- eceolnnoda,
ted also q few Transient hoarderu can he accammo.
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ARMY NTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No. II, South Fourth St,
SAINT LOUIs, NO.
Established Cor the beaeat OF strangers eop,,a= "a
81 louis "a aeafuh Of
SICK OR WOUNDED

and Tor persons living a. a distance who can rit,
60 tho Army Intelligence once and obtain rli-
able Information Of any soldia that en-.
listed IN the States O.
Alinois fndiane, Ohio, ToRa, Niohigan, Rssoon.
sin, Minuo0ia, KentaclF and Masourf.
TORRECT MTELLiGENCE Will. nE GIVEN oF
~ any soldier from the above States, whether
SICK, WouNpEo, kLtEn, on TAgrS PaisoNra, aud
IN what battles he may have been engaged, aud
who're his regiment Is stationed.
Information viii also Be < ven Of the condition o.
aty sick or wounicd soldier Ia 81. Louis, Lnuisvillo,
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, OF any Hospital
In the Western Department and where those Killed
IN battle, OF have died from their wouuds, are burr.
cd and where thuse takea prlsouers are con.
fined.
This Is the only Army Intelligence Once ~ the
Department OF the Mississippi, or Western Dopari.
ment,--and Of soldiers FROM any Of the
above States can DO given at any time by calling or
writing to the Army Intelligence Omcs.
Pc sons writing will please givo tho name Of the
soldier, what state he en- isted IN, and the number Of
his reg Charges fr any Kind ofAi ~ inteui.
gence will be Two poLLARs, and any parson writing
will please enclose the amount, IN order 20 secure
~attention 10 their Inquiries. /
Address; Army Intelligence once, 81. Louis, No.,
In care =. O. Box lS4s. May Is, ls0l--iy
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Terms Of subsoriptions in Par Funds.

OWire to a very limited number Of Postohices at
present in Tennessee, we have not yet been able to
commence the Triweskly ard Weekly isaues. We
viii issue a Tr,weekly when we have 1--WE hundred
ami tho weekly when We have . thousand subseri'
bers.
BF-An cosnmunieatons on business with the once,
will be addressed TO the PUBLISHERS OF the UNioN,
and an communications to tho Editor will be address
10 g. G. MERCER
Editors ofioyal newspapers VIII do rs a great KIND
ness by re.publishing the foregoing or It's substance
The current transactions Ia Tennessee for months 20
o m win be highly interesting 40 All lovers Of their
country and her free iarttutions, and the columns Of
the UNoE Will Furnish the earliest aud most reliable
history Of these events.
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Committed to Jail

M Davida0n county, on tie i2h Of June. 1892, q
" negro man who Gays his name a DAVID, ADD
EayH be belong 10 Lucy Smith, of n8ylds1n county,
fcrn age about 20 yrafs weighs 1l5 or ig0 pout "a
, feet "a inches hiHh no markHf color black. The
owner II requested 10 come forward, prove pro
party and pay chsioaa a. me Law dirorD.
I'M. ulNTON,
luncle-t Sheriff aud Ian1f al II. e.
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Water Tag.

NOfICE ~ hereby given 10 dslinqu7nt walsr taH
IN payers that The tine for payment for the hist
sx months Of isG2 has expired, and unlrsa they
come forward forthwith and settle, a will be my duty
20 collect by law, and shut " the waller Iwui b. ~
the Collectors once IRON 4 70 . p M eseIy Dag.
d 0AhHkfb
Water Ian GQieutoT.
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RYE FLOUR.

BARREls FREsH GROUND RYE FLOUR. on
ND hand gnd Coz sale ut thc Broadway Mis-.
luneo ~ %, nlChEY, Agent
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nashville,
SALT AGENCY.

H,HE EUHSCRHsR haH opousA a GENERAL SAIL
i AGENCY in ths cHy, atue od stand Of n q
Pitcher. "a ia ket street, and vu be- glad 90 nurush
Oty and CoIufU huyeu On mlai uhH al terms either
60 par fIuds of Banks Of ftuuCu1of sud stl keap 3
large FEck constantly on hand " beth laff1 and
small nacfaFH.
Aprl 0-1m 81 auaA
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% TVS
NASHVILLE UNION.

nHE NASHVILLE UsloH aus commenced a few weeks
since, FOR The purpose Of opposlng the Rebel Southern
Confederacy, and Of adyocating the Iessoratloa Of
Federal authoriiy, without any abatement, over al
the slatca which have Attempted 70 seceae = holds
a. friends an Who support, and as foes al who oppose
tho Union Of the States. Il has no w%atchword but
fRTEDoN AND NArIosAuY.
with rebels and trailO has no compromise 10
make. II contends Tor the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made n p~afsunoe thereof usthe sgTRr1
Law o. rns Lass, anythhgin the ooutHtetlon and
Laws Of any n tie Btnes % the CONTRARY Hoteith-
standing.
It contends for the Uhion Of the States, hecauae
without vi he preservation Of our liberties and insti.
tutions aud the organization Of society itself are
wholly Impossible. Therefore, whatever stands in
the way Of crushing out DE rsbolioH and restoring
the Union must perish, no matter BY what naIno IL be
called.
To the people OF Tchncssee, ever renowned for their
devotion 10 Liberty and Union, until they were be-
trayed 70 The rebel d~espotism at Richmond by a per-
dlous Governor and oorrupt Legislature, and who
have ielt - heavily TIE hwfu curso q treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support. Let the names Of
rebel Office holders, Vigilance Committees, aud Minute
Men. who have filed our borders With mourning, b
qbbetted before the Sorld. lei pose ambitious aud
j a~yarioious men Who have ploted our ruin Tor thei
own aggrapdizement be fastened % the piiory o
shame, no matter how high their position IN society
IL IL be shown how the scifstgled defenders o
nsouthen Rlghtsn arc nov leading maraading band
OF free. hooters ahd mosstroopers over our state KID
mapping negroes, stealing horses and cattle, breaklnl
into houses, burning railroad bridges and cars am
numbering unarmed citizens in cold blood. Let th
truuh, so long excluded by the Southern consplrator'
now circulate freely through every neighborhood
and our cause wi ! assaredly triumph. WIN not loy'
mon every where aid as in the dissemination Of tact
aud The advocacy OF Free Governmontf
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III Id w STORE l

TIVE Subscribers heve opened AZ
i NO. 3 PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE
a large Stock ofForoig aud Domctic
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES q HATS,
which they oher 10 The trade a. fhs lowest cash prl-
cea. Country merehanA Avisiting tho city are lhvl
ted 20 give us a call, before buying 6rsWbefc.
A LlrCHTER 4 Bro
No. South side Public square.
luly 2-dam III 10 49,
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Boarding.
CONCORD

A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated With
"A comorAble apaF,ments and q good labie ~ No,
l02, eorner OF Market AID Locust gtraoiB, a. Aha
CONCORD T5oUsEe
Persons leaving on the ths Louisville train can GOT
breakfast before the train lea yes. No palas VIII he
spared 70 render guests comfortable.
iunelS-lm.
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Claims Against the 10. Staten.

A LLEN A. HALL viii stieud 10 the collection Of
"a claims against any of she unitud States authoh.
uea either here of az Washington, He may DO ioand
az Che Rewanre House.
Nashville, June l2th, 1892.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

The points which invite special notice in
the news which we publish this morning,
regarding military operations, are those which
relate 10 the b0mb,rdment Of ScWafs Point
and TO The battle near West Point, between
Gems. Franklin aud Sedgwick on the National
side. and Lee on the side of the Rebels.
There appears to be no room to doubt that
the action commenced yesterday by the
National vessels Naugatuck, Seminole, Sus-
ouela anna, Dacotah, and San Jscinto, tested
efficiently the faith of the Rebels in The Mer
rmac, which during the long period occupied
in shelling the forts at Sewall's Point, had
ample opportunities of showing her strength.
The issue OF that test, 90 far MS we gather
from the news received up to the time OF
going to presa, was that the moment even such
partially armed vessels as the Vanderbilt and
Araso steamed up, the Merrmac crept back
behind tie guns of the fort. This great engine
Of the insurgents, therefore, proves to be
very common sort of scarecrow, and can hardly
delay, even momentarily, whatever operations
may We designed against Norfolk, in the first
place, and Rchmona ultimately.
The intelligence We receive Of the battle
which appears to have taken place at West
Point 90 Wednesday afternoon, is not com.
plete enough to enable us to estimate the full
advantage gained by Gems. Franklin and Sedg-
wiek, with the 10000 men under their COM
mand. Bat we learn enough TO know that our
forces have not only repulsed powerful
Rebel body-said to number 30,000-but that
the National troops have fairly succeeded in
Outianking The insurgeDt army. We shall not
attempt to disparage this most important vic
tory; but we must not overlook, in our rech-
onings of tie future, that the National river
fleet in this as in so many other instances, is
said TO have saved the National force from at
least temporary disaster.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

"A dispatch without any date, and bearing 10
,ienaturc, was received here Yesterday afternoon,
announcing that Gen. Mcclellan had advanced II
miles beyond Williamsburg, having had several
skirmishes with the Rebels. AT Yorktown the en-
bsrSation of troops Was progressing with great rap
idty, and heavy baltlc was sind 20 have 'a@eh
place on Wednesday afternoon between tue Na'l'h'
troops under Gems. Sedg0ick and lfapkiin ana ll'
Rebels under Lee. IL is said to have ocei' VIC
severest battle ON tie Peninsula, and th't inc
Rebels were totally defeated and hanked,
being driven back toward the forces under
Cen. Johnston on The Chickaboniny. TIE nuraber
Of Unionis,s killed and wounded was 3VO IL
enemy were driven back by the National suneoat'
with great slaughter. They ara said 20 have had
80 900 men, while our whole force was not over
10000 landed.
Gen. Mcclellan ielegrapbed Yesterday TO The
War Department that he had heard that the National
war vessel Ga'ena was aground of Hogg Island.
The General, however. believes thatthe Gaiena was
not seriously grounded, uasmuch as Capt. Rogers
did not throw overheard bis coal. Gen. Mcclellan
rays he sent TO Capt. Rogers all the assistance he
asked for. To this is added a statement by Gen.
Mcclellan. that the NaIoual troops are in motion
are in good spirits and have the cir and feelings OF
veterans. Further, Geo. Mcclellan says he has cf-
fected junction with Gen Franklin.
Tho crew of the seum-tug which deserted from
the euemy report there is great excitement 1t Nor
foil; tha; Gen. Burnside, with a large force,
is within u few miles Of Weldon, and that The
Rebel troops are evacuaiing tie city with all pcssi-
bic speed. Sewalls and Pig Points, it is ssd, are
slroady abandoned, ana preparations are making
to destroy the Nayy-lard sud other public
property.
"A sVeeial correspondent Of Tie Baltimore Ane'
rscqu 81 uds naTraise regarding the movements of
the National and Rebel fleets in Hampton Roads,
which will be found of considerable nere,t We
publish the report in full in other columns. Tie
points of the report 90 not admit of any summary,
IS e result fails to correspond with the argencss Of
the movement.
"A dispatch which we receive this morning,
says that Gen. Prices aGmy has gone to Coiin,h;
that tie Rebel for,e at that place is estimated a.
10000, aud that 10 boats are now at Lutte Rock,
Ark. taking on board 120O0 Arkansas troops for
CorDth.
--COmmodore Porter's report of the capture oi
the forte below New. Orleans is published in othe
columns.
Gen. Jsmisor has been appointed Military Gov
einOF sud Provost Marshal OF Williamsburg.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

been suppressed. had our officers uniformly
trusted in their men and proved worthy to
lead them. For those men have never once
been fairly beaten. Utter incapacity in the
command, as at Great Bethel, or the pushing
of a fraction of our force upon the whole
grand army Of the Rebels, as at Bull Run, or
the repetition of that very bunder, on q
smaller scale, as at Balls Blf, have caused
every disaster to our arms since the outbreak
of the rebellion.
We do not impeach tho courage or military
capacity of the Southern people. Their armies
have generally fought well, and sometimes
spleudidly. But they are largely recruited BY
conscriptcn, or by moral cOnstrant that falls
little short Of compulsiop, and large portion
of their rank and file are not hearty in the
Rebel cause. The Irish and German iaboreTs
of New Orleans, Charleston, Mobile, &C., who
have been forced by thousands into the seces-
sion ranks, have no interest in Slavery, there
fore no real wish to see the Union destroyed.
Famine or the fear OF being s.igmatized Of
hboit.0nists, a nights froc winding mp in the
watch. house. with mornings headache and
police Judges alternative Of three months iu the
work house or enlistment in the Confederate
army, have sent them where their henrts never
would have carried them. They are not will
ing to dio ior tie Rebel cause and iag-why
should they bei Hence the Rebel lines do net
meet boyonct with boyonet, but fly the
touch OF steel. Only while it is more danger
QUE TO Hy than TO stGnd 60 a great portion OF
the Rebel priyates stand by the cause which
was never their own.
Hence we believe that TIE rebellion is near
its end, because we see for the first tiuie the
true strategy Of assailing aud pressing its up
holders at every point generally acted upon.
This strategy DOES not involve the hurling OF
half an army against two whole ones as n'
Bull Run, but vigorous offensive wherever
the means exist or can be had to Justify such
course. And this policy is fast working on,
tho salvation Of the Republic.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

more active and rates 6rmer. The business OF the
Sub.Treasury was: Receipts, 7,70l, ,s79; Psyme's'
81 ,6s6, lO2; Balance, $l9.553,06S. The market rs
firm for Gold, but not very active at 1881. Demsno
Notes Of tbe old issue receivable at the Custom
House are a per cent premium. Money is aeun',
az, at las per cent on demand with occ"SiOn''
transa -tions at 3 per cent. Inc ous'neo' ueo
of tie Clearing House for the dny was y.
The Flour market is again lower, and the iarke, 10
nnsett ed sales of j. 800 bbls. at 81 Vasi % io'
Snper6ue ssats and Western ~ 95 3 O5 for ExI'a
STATE and s. 1876 % for Fancy. Canadian f'oar
il active but at lover IA es. The Wheat nar"e' IN
ouiet lower and unsettled Gales Of Red eSteFii
at Al %. Milwaukee Club at sO995 cents. The
po,k market is lower but fai'ly active at the de-
c,iuo. ,ales of $50 bb.. at sl2 s7GSl9 for Mess
and ~ 90 aslO for Prime. In C,fee, Rio is quiet
Int firm; other kinds are in fair demand at we'll
sustained prices. The Cotton market has been ex-
,i,ed and adiyc under the news Of codOn-buruings
at Now-Orleaus There was sudden rise in prices
Of l.. cents per pound
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

Sunday, and On that day only. On tho 2eth A.,
OF truce was discovered on the fort, and ActinS
Master Pennington proceeded thereto In he a.
cutter, bost from the Kittatinny Accompanying
which reaching the shore few minutes In advance
hoisted the American flag on the ramparts cf ~
fort. Six men, four women, and Eve ohidr.s
nearly all Of them residents Of the Island
From one OF tho women. whose husband ws.
emorg the troops that had occnIied tie fort, mnsh
Information was obtained She stated that tie fort
was in charge OF Col. Theouve, and 800 soldier, m
all, chiefly French and Italians, that they wen
poorly clad, with but little to eat. Fort Livneston
is about eight miles from New-Orleans by water.
The Bee, that carried the troops from toe fort. wa.
sll up the bay, out of reach Of the vessels. Tbis
steamer WAS partly owned by the planters oa Tie
main aud, part Of whom are Union meD, as also ars
most Of he people on sbe opposite side.
TIE Temple, small battery above Fort Living.
ston, was also evacuated, only two guas Of email
size having been left. Al Fort Livingston there
were found eleven 32-poanders compleie, three u.
pounder howitzers, two 2i-pouuders, one S-ineh
colau,tiad n-w and painted red, one S0pound Iiaed
cannon, three spare fed carriages, 100 32.pound
shot, 20 conical shells, and other articles Of uiaSr
Importance.
The officers departments were comfortably far.
uiehed with Abundance OF fnrni'ure, and arge
quantity of paper. which they l-ft behind. Toe
for is in good order and the ordnance &c.. IN rood
l. was left in charge OF Acting Master
vamson Y. s ", whose boat was the irst to reach
t.. Col. Tbeoave, anticipating an attack frou tho
vesselr abandoned the tort, and set fire TO it, aud
aso fred brig loaded With cotton, readyto attempt
to run out.
One of the frs, acts Of Anglo Janaia, whom Act.
iug Master Pennington had previously kpown aud
who was one OF Tie namb-r found at The fort, wss
to present hi with $50 in Confederate notes, which
he stated was bis six months wages.
FoRr JACKSON, April 30.
MY DEAR Fox; Everything goes ON glorioasly,
inst Us you said. The Official report will tell you all
Com. Boggs is going home, aud l wish to cay word
for him, although doat believe one ia needed. lie
fought his ship splendIdly; not in fault for her
loss is man OF energy and determined character
Give him a good ship; he deserves IL.
My respects to Mr.. Blair.
fonrs truly, BENJAMIN +. DTILEh
To @. Y. Fox, eau, Asst. Secretary Of Lhe Navy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

AaUsEnEgTs.-At Winter Garden, this evening,
the " Hunehback" will be presented for the eighth
part as JmIis.
The Lady Of Lyons' will bo performed at Wal
lacks, with Mr. Lester Waack as Claude Melnoite.
new programme is bespokeu for next week, em.
bracing "Old Heads and Young Hearts," She
Stoops to Conquer" Love and Money" " The
Rivals" &c.
The exhibition at tho National Academy Of Design,
consisting OF original works by living artists, will be
continued this evening.
Captaia Williams s to hold his positively last
Matinee" at Hope Chapel this afternoon. lie will
parsuo b. Whaling voysss iu tho evoniDg.