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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-13

m1DsreHr DISPATCHES

CAIRO, Aug. ia Corinth letter wrl-
Ter states that Brsgg's Whereabouts is ia
the vicinity of Atlanta, Ga. His intoh-
ton is to fortify himself ssainst Rose
Grams, who is not far Off
Tho trial Of tho negroes who murdered
the Beokhsm family nt Compromise land
ing, takes place soon at Columbus, before
\ military commission.
NEW YORK, August 1s.--The Heralds
Morris Island correspondent Of the 9th
and 9Th reports our position stronger and
safer than ever Capt. Baine, Of The
10oih New York regiment, with nine
men, were captured on the 4th while on
a scout. Sunday week terrific engage
mont occurred between the gunboats OF
tswa, Monitor, the Alta, Monitor, the
IrOnsides, our works on Morris Island
and the rebel forts. The rebel guns
were finally silenced.
The HeyalS's Washington despatch re-
ports that a meeting of the prominent
friends of the Administration takes place
next week. All speculation as to the
object but the prevalent opinion lie, that
news has been received by Gen HalloclS
that Rebel leaders are willing to offer
propositions Of peace Some think
Cabinet meetings have been held relative
to the French policy with Mexico, and
it appears 10 have been decided that per-
msnent occupation by the French shall
not be permitted. and that the entire
abah dOnment Of NapOleon's policy WILDE
demanded, even Of the risk of war.
Genls. G.. K. Warren and Banks arc
talked Of for commanders of the Poto-
mac army, in case Meade's resignation
is accepted.
Recent roconnoissances demonstrate
tho Rebel iAfantry forces still in the
Shenandoah Valley, ready to fall on our
rear, in case an advance is made without
confederation. Intelligent persons say
that Lees army is not so large as wher
he reorossed the Potomac, though he re-
oeived fifteen thousand reinforcement
from the Cotton States.
The Times Washington despatch
says Rebel Lieutenant, who recently
deserted, brings news indicating an al
most helpless condition of affairs for 81,
Rebel Confederacy.
| MEMPHIS, Aug. 10.-Ddring the session
of the court-martial at Corinth to-day
an alteration occurred between Colone
Cornyn and Lieut. Col. Bowen, both 0
the 10Th Missouri cavalry. COrnyn i
reported TO have struck Bowen, whe
the latter shot him in three places, kill
4 ing him instantly
i WAsHNGToN, Aug. 12.--The report Q
Grants operations from the day he as
sumed command OF the expeditio
against Vicksburg TO the surrender c
the same, is published in the Official Ga
zette. He says from observation of tn
, present volunteer army of the Unite
States there is nothing called upon +
men to do that an accomplished adel
cannot be found for the duty required
He expresses thsnkfulness for the goo
fortune of being placed in cooperate
with Admiral Porter, who exhibite
such interest in the work, and wit
f hearty and energetic support showed Il
/. greatest readiness to perform all Chi
was TO be done, no matter what risk IA
: to be taken.
Cotton less active, At 67aG8 Col
{ unchanged, olosiag at 26A.
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Corner of Union and College streets,
is the most extensive establishment in
the Southwest possesses superior facili-
ties for turning out life like pictures,
from miniature up 10 life-size; Carries
do Visile, Ia different varieties, with
landscape or campscene as background,
or the beautiful vignettes, large numbers
(which are daily taken.
A splendid assortment of Photographic
Albums, at reduced prices; pictures for
Albums in endless variety, comprising
our most popular Generals, among whom
are Major General ROsecrans, Rousseau,
Negley, Sheridan, and great many other
Feds and Confeds; Gen. Tom Thumb
and his fairy bride. Being connected
with several largo business houses in
New York, the subscriber will always be
posted in everything new pertaining 70
the fine arts.
Gall at the gallery and examine the
many beautiful specimens on exhibition.
Respectfully, OHAs. G. GrERs.
July balm
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Tar UuRREEoY-MERcHANTs' MEET.
Na.--A meeting of Merchants was held
yesterday afternoon in the hall Of the
Board Of Aldermen. The object Of the
meeting was q conference in regard 10
Tennessee currency, 10 ascertain wheth-
er something could not be done TO m ain-
tain oar money at par. Mr. WM. LYoS
presided; assisted by Mr. w. w. TOT.
TIN, Is Secretary. Remarks were made
by Mr.. Cameron, of the firm Of Cameron,
knight h Co., Mr. Walker, Of the firm Of
Waterfeld & Walker, snd other gentle
men. II was generally admitted that
unless the principal bAnka in this city
stepped forward and took measures to
protect their notes, there was no remedy
Tor the present con diuon Of affairs.
The meeting did nothing, therefore,
but appoint q COMMITTEES, consisting Of
Messrs. CAMERON, WALKER, and BunS-
HAM, to wait upon Gov. Johnson, and
elicit his views upon the subj ct; and
adjourned, subject 70 a call Of the chair
man.
The subject is one OF great interest TO
all our citizens. Our currency lS rapidly
depreciAting, and every one who holds
any fit, is compelled to lose. Our mer-
chants and business men have done all
they could 20 prevent this result, and
they can do no moro. If the Banks can
do nothing, then there is an end Of Il
further depreciation will follow; and
the question arise whether il would NOT
be proper TO put the Banks AZ once into
AprOcess Of liquidation.
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Are you ia want Of hat, light and
graceful, suited TO the seasons? Do yOu
wish 70 treat yourself 70 a neat pair Of
shoes, Or boots, or any thing in the "fOot
gear" liner An thou dost we COM
mend thee 10 the well Unknown establish
ment of b. Z. CUTTER & GLEAvEs, corner
Of College and Broad streets They have
recently replenished their stock, and
have some Of tho most elegant goods to
be found this side of Philadelphia; and,
besides, they are selling at reasonable
pricea,
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SUrLER's DEPOT.--Messrs. FisHH. d
BaoTHER have taken the old stand Of M.
Sulzbhcher, on Market street, snd have
opened there large and very superior
assortment of Suffers Goods. The
stock has been selected with great care,
and comprises an unusual variety. As
these gentlemen rely moro upon quick
sales, and repeated Investments of their
means than high prices, they have mark
ed their goods low, and will sell cheap,
Buyers will do we'll 70 give them .
call
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A couple OF young gentlemen, Messr1
FwAN & sNoLfroS, College street COM
plimented our old friend, Col w. H.
Ior,I, few days ago, with a nov hat,
pne Of the neateat they could find 10 the
.ity, The compliment was woFthily
bestowed.
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail.

A. a. SANFORD a CO.,
AZ MERCHANTS Bank, No. so College
street,
VIII furnish Officers and Soldiers who
wish 10 send money home, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
or town., and thereby saye the RISK Of
sending money by mail or Express.
This is the only safs way to send money
North [june13-tf
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A portion of the merchants Of Nash
Vile held a meeting At the City Hal
Tuesday afternoon, and appointed MessrS
IL. Campbell, W. Wallace and K. j. Morris
delegates to attend q conventlcn which
meets in Cincinnati to day. 1t is appre .
hended that this convention will attempt
to ipjuro the commerce Of Nashville, by
seeking 10 suppress our wholesale trade
The thing seems absurd, bat we know
not what men will try 20 accomplish in
these degenerate days.
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We learn from the Pre5, that that the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad,
having passed into the hands Of the mil
itary authorities, Col lines, Of the lat
Michigan Engineers, an accomplished
m GER, becomes superintendent
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We have received the initial number
BIT "7lc Sentinel" = newspaper just
started at Franklin, Tenn, and edited
by our friend, Msj 7. G. FRI. GiBBoE.
Il is capital little sheet aud edited
with signal ability. We hope to see it,
PIT
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-13

GFaud Union Meeting OF the MIii
lary aud CttiEens az smith and
Adjoining Counties,
Will be held In the town Of Carthage
on Saturday, August 18th, At 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on which occasion stand of
oolors will be presented 10 the lat Regi-
ment Middle Tennessee Cavalry, Colonel
VIM. b. Stokes, by the committee on the
part Of the City Council and loyal oiti-
zens of Nashville.
Several distinguished gentlemen will
be present and address the meeting,
come Of whom have held high and res
pOnsible positions under the Confederate
Government; who will expose the wick
edness aud folly Of this oauseless rebel
lion. Citizens Of neighboring counties
are respectfully invited.
ABRAM MYERS, Chm'n.
JOHN W. CREADY, Seo'y.
The stand Of oOlors 10 be presented
can be seen al the carriage shop OF My
era, Hunt q Co, North Market street.
Au2o-td
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LIa1r WAETED--The numerous pa
irons Of the theatre would be pleased 10
haze gas lamp lighted, between Cedar
Street and the theatre, that they may see
how 10 avoid the holes In the pave and
the puddles of water which frequently
accumulate. Light is much needed there,
as every one will testify who passes at
night in that quarter.
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THEATRE.--The now season promises
TO be more brilliant than it's predecessor
which waA unriyalled. The house is
crowded nightly; and the performances
give unbounded satisfaction. Tonight
we have Sparkling comedy Sweet
hearts and Wives"--Dance, Sung, and
the glorious farce Of "The Irish Lion"
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nanlInE OffIee Mnnlna.

Wanted 10 rent an Office suitable for
tho Exchange and Banking business
College street would be preferred. Adj
dress, with particulars, to Banker UNION
oihce' sugl3-1wt
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Persons wishing fine pen can Cad
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, az
UheTTy street. two doors South of Cedar
IelO--tf
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Yesterday was another soorehor but
Ne are getting accustomed to bToi"
bid don't care how bet old Sol gets
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suffers Of the Army Of the oumber
land, tEaIlYi
May the Esso q England never blow,
May the ThiIllo CT scotland never grow,
IL ~ L--.I.-.L - III


May the ThtiGo 81 scotland never grow,
May the Harp Of Ireland never play
uutl the Stars and stripes have won the day.
A s. 81. LAndsberg s. Co., on the South
side corner OF tho Square and Market
street, have on hand q large assortment
of Fine Wines. Alec, a large lot of Ale,
Beer, Oysters, Peaches, Cherries, Honey,
in Glass and Can, Pickles. in Jars and
Kegs, Spiced Tripe and Tongues, Nuts,
Pigs Feet and Tongues, Condensed Milk,
Figs, Dates, Raisins, Spices, Onions,
Lemon Syrup, Dried Apples and Peach
es, Rock Candy, Stick Candy, Fancy
Candy, Cigars OF all kinds, Tobacco,
Sweet Owen, Rosebud, Silk and Cotton
Handkerchiefs, Pins, Needles, Pipes,
Boots and Shoes, Combs Of every do
scription, Good Stationery, and variety
of Yankee Notions, which We offer at
the lowest hgures-
Como and give uS q trial before pur-
chasing.
Our Motto is Quiok Sales and Small
Ann. I.ANpsBHRa & Go,
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Fer sale az Coat.

A well assorted stock Of Dry Goods
and Notions For particulars inquire at
this oiIloe'
August g, I963-1F"
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.,,a..-srvu,. UANSED FkUlTs; hAOKEREl, Cove
" 49, Oystora, HOLSTERS, Tomato Cassap
Pepper sauce, Pickles, Ground Pepper, Alkpos,
Mustard, Sparkling Catawba, Biaokbosry and Giugor
Wines; Cigars and Tobacco Raislna, PEupes, Al
sonds. Candles; Fresh butter 500 bushels DRIED
fruits; sugar, Coaos, Butter oraohora Cakes, Can
dles, starch, soda, Baking Powders, Quilk Yeast,
Maoaroni, vermioeli, Farlna, Iapio-a, etc, eto o.
the lowest prices, /. n hHOnsh CO.,
No 81 Union street, Nashville Ionnsssoe
luIu1T-rrna
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LIQUID,

~ rHE MURFREEsBORO TUSNPIRW,
I email Mouoranuum B0ok containing Csrul
cates 81 indsbtsan,st, (vs D tho QVyornmsnt Ia
owpsr oan st toe ~ applying W "a efaco, "a
payfne for AdVeIfisemsnt
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WANTED "A house or Fooms suitable
Tor small family Address j. r. W.,
Fos' Onice' Aug,12.-3tr,
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NasAuille Aulua.
Ola Pnpers Inr Sale

A large quantity OF old papers esn be
lad by Inquiring % lhia aflee
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IRE eovGEuaS REAxpz TOR
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The imiaonos salea testify to She moTits Of thlu
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The numerous daily rePors oc astonishing oures
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0THE SOLDIERS FtsIEND.1
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II
go Int THOsE WHO HAVE DoUBTED THE
virtues Of Buli,s OedrOn BitteTs, n any
auch there be- read tho following certificate lom gen
uomen wei known IN tht community, and doubt no
Us general introduction into ,hsarny wiz ssya tls
lives % thousands q our soldiers
ieUeynLs, Ky. june o, 1858
We, the undeFsened, have eeon tue good effects
produced by Tho Use OF DC JoIm BriGs CapRos RI-
Mss IN cases " general debility and prostradoa ef
the system ana besoye ss general use would proEsnt
disease and relieve much suffering Among our eoi-
diars particularly would ths Be te Case especially
those who arc eKpoeed 40 niaspste ipguencss "a tho
RJutheu climate.
MAJ. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int Rev. % Dist. Ky
CtAA b. COTTON,
collector q the Port Of LOassris. ~
Prov, Marshal GsOr Of geniooty.
EEY. D. y, HENDRRsOS,
Yioe-?reel Of Sanitary Commission.
aARSEY, HU0His, 4 o.,
Publshere Democrat
GEO. y DOERN
Prop Louisville ABzastr
HUGHES PARKHTl4i,
Wholesale Dry Goods ncslers. sla,u .t,,..t -.
Louisville, Ky.
nAYIs, GREEN 4 Co,
wholeaale shoe Dealers, hala St. Ioai.yuls
HART & MAPOrhER,
pthoSmphers, corner A5gte, aud Th,rd s,s. -.
Loulsylle, ~.
JULIUS WATER,
clothing Morohsnl, oareer ge Aai aarkes
Streets, Louisville, ny
CAPT 81 ~ HlLDkETH,
of steamer Major Anderson
MAJ. l.. a. THuaTOH,
Paymnster q b Army.
c. NJ. MEICAIF,
National Holel, Louisvile, ~
COL. JicS3E hAfLhs,
ath Ky Cavalry.
QEORuE d. PRkNTiCE,
Lnuisvtle Journal
Sc aAvcrlisanontj % another lllafza
iuno ib-3n
Bold Wlolssais IN Hasgyils b. Arrasf, oag o. -,
Church street
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MEMPHIS, Aug. l0.-Ddring the session
of the court-martial at Corinth to-day,
an alteration occurred between Colonel
Cornyn and Lieut. Col. Bowen, both Of
the 10Th Missouri cavalry. Cornyn is
reported TO have struck Bowen, when
the latter shot him in three places, kill
, ing him instantly. ------
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STATE Of Totrc, Cedar county, SIS:
To Thomas Tracy, Martha A. Tracy Alvin Thay.
er, Samuel Dewell, and Adams Knott:
" on are hereby notified that on or before the
l. lst day Of Septe mher. l>,3, there will be on
Tile IL the office Of tho CtcIk Of the district
Court Of Cedar cOun,y petition OF & =. Ing.
! man as treasurer Of Cedar county. claiming Of
YOU the sum Of on hundred and fifty dollars
with interest thereon a. the rate OF ten per cent
lcF annNm from the 1t day Of January $50 rs
money just due him from Won Oh rromiSs0rv
note bearing date on the IN day 1T ~eptcm rcr
l~3i. And also asking the foreclosure IF a
mortgage upon the following described real
estate, situate in Cedar county, to-wf: | he north
hat OF the northwest quarter of section nu.uhcr
. thlf'y-tour iJ4) in township number eighty .une
S!l north ufrahge one i west 0. the fifth r. m.
sand mortgage being gwen by Thomas Tracy
ana Martha \. Tracy t. secure the aYla@ut OF
said pr"m'-snry note.
The dele. dan :, Martha A. Tracy. and Adams
hn0t. VIII take notice, that no per- oual claim
is made against them in This action.
Now. unless Won appear Thereto and defend
before no n of the second dIv of the next term
of -a'd court, to b" helI "n the fr>t Monday of
! December A. ID. Is6 J. default Will he entered
against N"u and judo H"nt rendered thereon as
Irayed tor in said petition.
WIN. II. TCTHILL, and
s. IAIE~
Attorneys for Plaintiff
noS9wt pr fee $3.50
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GLOFE S.
HATS AND GAPS.
MEN AND BOYS WEAR-A very la-g. stock
SZRA " GOODS,

- -
letter from Virgioia City, idaho
tory, to the ST. Joseph News says:
10 now in one of the richest gold
Is In this or any other country. They
u been but short time discovered,
=, the best portions Of them have not
IN opened, but those that are nov be-
4 worked pay from ten to twenty. Eve
7 lars per day. 1t is thought that there
| others to be opened that will pay one
,pfdred dollars per day to the hand, from
T tact that twenty f-e dollars 10 the
P OF dirt has already been taken out Of
,bm.'
flhey have a novel way Of administer
= justice in Leavenworth, Kansas.
: Mlssourian, from near Weston. had
st about 40 slaves, who had anticipated
e gradual Emancipation law and colo.
zed in Kansas. The St. Louis Dem.
Us: "The owner was anxious 10 AZ.
're his property, and made much ado
out his loss. He remained several DAYS. |
ID was finally brought up before the |
ayor on charge Of vaerancy. being
'thout any visible means Of supnors
'hough he was looking for something.
e eo was convicted of vaersncy, and 6Ded
90, which he promptly paid, loft tic |
untry, and By this time i probably !
tn rice, as he avowed himsslf 20 30 .
Union man. =