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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-21

MOI wooder that the Press is 'iunAble TO
restrain some manifestation Of warmth"
since ithas very evidently got itself into
"hot water" but when we reflect that the
.4iot water" is Of its own production, we
cannot help thinking that an intelligent
public will blame il severely for such an
indecent 'fmproprietyn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-21

DICK M'CANH- -
Editor Of Nashville Daily UiiIm. Nl
SIR--In your journal Of few days
since was an article stating, in effect,
that the notorious Dick Mccain had been
allowed to roam at large through the
streets Of Nashville, End receive the con-
gratulations and encouragements of the
rebel crew of Sympathitsrs and we'll
wishers, fair and foul, who infest the
city. ,b- Son ssaa
This statement, though untrue, would
not be deemed worth contradiction, were
il not for its bad effect upon the minds
and feelings Of the loyal sons Of Ten
nessee whO have suffered every outrage
at the hands Of this infamous guerrilla
chief and his associates .,.4
For a special Ra'poss Dick MoOann, by
aiaigher authority than resides in these
headquarters, was let out on two occa-
sions, under the attentive companiOnship
of two Federal bayOnets, in the hands Of
tried men of the Provost Guard, who
returned him safely TO his cell in the
Penitentiary after that purpose was &C.
complished.
Bypublishing this you may correct the
false and injurious report that, innocent :
ly no doubt, you have been the means of
creating and circulating, The difficult
ties and embarrassments of the comman-
ding General at this post, are Sufficiently
great without their being increased by
the mistaken zeal Of his friends, who
should, methinks, strengthen his hands
rather than thus aid the open and secret
enemies Of the country and himself
am, sir, very truly,
h Your obsdient servant,
qA haa tro~ O, r. MILAEB,
oat Oapt. and Judge Advocate
On Staff of Gen. Comd'g Post.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-21

The pflncipal depots Of The enemy's com
misGaf and quartermasters' stores.
cayhlry fight is reported to have
taken place at Wmrenton on Monday, in
which We beat the enemy and took 20
prisoners. There is also report that We
have captured three railroad trains be-
syond the RAppabs nnook. a
{ WAsHrHdTbN, Oct 10.--Accounts from
the Army Of the Potomac say there are
no tidings Of Lees Whereabouts, as he
has recently materially changed his po-
siiion Such positions have been made
Of cur army as will meet all coatingen-
oies.
There il no truth ia the report that
Gens Meade's army is within the defences
ofgWashingtOn. Avs
Heavy firing Of artillery was heard
for an hour or two this morning in the
direction of Manassas. r ttH 's'-il
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-21

The Journals fiendish attack upon
the Administration, " hich has been 50
nobly endorsed by the people, charging
the wicked projectors" of negro enlist
ments with +" high-handed outrages,"
absolute lawlessness,'' and "stupendous
per6dy and injustice" is very appropri-
ately followed by another editorial de-
plOring the rOut of Judge Woodward, in
'Pennsylvania, and Vallandigham, in
Ohio, and advising the Conservatives"
how to escape defeats in the futute. The
Journal has been an organ of defeat
for thirty years, and a more shameful
defeat awaits the infamous Yillifisr of an
Administration which 80 eminently en-
joys the confidence of the people. But
why need we wonder At its abuse Of the
President, when il said Of the brave and
accomplished Gen. Hooker, that all rsen,
sible people were convinced of his utts'
sniooytihIsss, both a. an officer and man ?,
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-21
Important HrIlltary Oranges.

Important military Changes.
Major General Grant and staff arrived
here yesterday evening from Louisville,
and stopped at the ST. Cloud Hotel The
journey from Louisville was a perfect
ovation, enthusiastic crowds cheering
the hero of Vicksburg at the vari Gus
stations. Gen. Grant takes command of
a district comprising the Departments of
the Ohio, Cumberland and Tenn essee. 1t
is reported, also, that Major General
Rosecrahs has been succeeded in the com
mand of the Army Of the Cumberland
by Major General Thomas and from
information which we received some days
ago, we presume that the report is cor
rect. Gen, Grant seems to have recover
ed almost entirely from his recent inju-
ry, and sits in the saddle as well as ev-
err. He looks as modest and retiring as
great soldier should look. Without
expressing any opinion in reference to
any change which has been made, we
may say that certainly no living men
enjoy the confidence and admiration of
their countrymen in greater degree
than Gen. Grant and Gen. Thomas.
'''ris much that thoy can dare,
Aud 20 thai dauntess teEper Of iheif minds
There's discretion which doth guide their yalor
To act In sctety."
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-21

DIED.-Friday october 18Th, 1863, Rev. y "A.
Powers Delegate Of the U. $. Christian comnission
from Elizabeth, Allegheny Co Pa. = q
The funeral services VIII be held on Wednesday,
zst inst, ats p NJ, in The End Presbyterian Church.
College, street, Nashville. .t.
delegates ohaplaina, soldiers, and others are
earnestly requested to sttsnd ir.I
ott20-2t Ns4
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-21
Information Wanted.

II John Anderson, Co o., lst Regt. Wisconsin To-
fsnry, . IN the city, be will please make II known
at Hospital No 10 or II any person du the city
knows where be is, they Will obhge bis father by
making IL known al tho same place.
Oct2O-lp W. d. .ChASki
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JOHN c. EHRis
BOOK BINDERY

rpHE new PoOk Blndery, No DO "a DeadsTlok It =,
u has resumed business, andis pTepared 70 exc
cute All kinds Of jos WORK AND BLANK WokK In neat
and elegant style. 4.ft.a
soOEsl aud Orders left st w, 4, BRRaf's Book
Store, OF ~ the Bndery, will receive pronpt stten
Mr.. George Morton, formerly 81 Philadelphia. a
Practical b0okbindor, has cha'gsOf this Book bind
cry, and viii make contracts Tor work ID my abb
senos. JOHN u FEHR
Tho R0okbindery will be open from n o'clock IN
the morning until o'clock IN the evening"
oct2ltf .r.....|
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-21
THE LATEST NEWS.


From EAST TEENEssEE.--By special
and reliable dispatches, received Ata late
hour last night, wo learn that General
'Burnside's army holds the line OF the
East Tennessee aud Virginia railroad to
Hollicoiler, and has destroyed all the
bridges on that road 10 q point within 10
miles above Bristol with large amount
Of rolling stock. Oar piokets hold the
HiAwAssee, on the north side. The army
is in the beat condition aud spirits. Lou,
journal, 20. .1m Pr GOV
CHATTANOOGA, October II.
Via NASHVILLE, Is.
Southern papers Of the 9th are receiv-
cd. 80 aiiw sasm.s .-la
The tone Of their editorials continues
very respondent over the failure Of
Bragg to take Chattanooga, Joe john
ston proved 70 have been all the time in
Mississippi and not with Bragg's army.
There reports from Mississippi say that
two corps from Grants army are moving
70 succor ROsecrans--One overland by
Memphis, the other by water. .ri b
II is reported that JEFF. Davis arrived
IN Bragg's army ON the lOih. ,..
All lie quiet along our front
The vote Of the Ohio regiments belong
. ing to the army al this point, As far IS
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-21
Feathers and Ginseng.

01HE UNDERSIGNED rs AUTHORISED 20
Il Purehase any amount Of Feathore and Ginseng,
% the highest market price, for Cash.
%. ID. hickey, Agent,
Corner Of Broadway and High streets.
sspi7-tf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-21

We publish the following correction
of statement which appeared in our
paper, on what we believed sufficient au-
thOrily:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-21
To Newsdealers

TAAIEs LAKE 4 CO., Army News Agents, have
- removed 70 No. 81, Cherry street, where 'hoy
will be pleased TO their old friends Orders from
Army Postmasters and others promptly attended TO.
ootlsdlw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-21

A rebel newspaper in Kentucky in
quires Whittier are we drifting ~
Where drift-wOod and scum always
drift, We suppose. ala
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-21
LOST.

I'M FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER i6TH
" whore be tween J. II, Buddixes on Mr
and Bloomsteine's, on Line street, aBnoksgl
containing between ore hundred ami twc'u
one hundred and thirty Dollars. liberia
will be paid by leaving Il at this Office. l0
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-21
Card.

0WlhG1 TO THE PECULIAR STATE OF TIE
" country, the undersgnod will be compelled to
CONNIE ms business more strictly than ever tO Cdsh-
and az dumas are exceedingly unpleasant % say the
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Ira'e Very respectfully,
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"'rs much that they can dare,
Aud 90 that dauntioss teEper Of their minds
There's discretion which doth guide their yalor
To act In sclety."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-22

ToBAccof y CoNNEcTctr.-The valley
81 tho Connecticut River will this sea-
son be appropriated almost exclusively 10
the culture oftobacco. 10 1850 over six
millions Of pounds OF tobacco were rals
ca in tho state, and tins year the amount
all he donbled, which, With the prces
also doubled. wi! render profitable te-
turns to the producers, Connecticut is
the tenth Stste in the Union in the
amount OF tobacco raised. Numerous 70
bacco houses or sheds specially designed
Tor the airing and drying Of the crop az
ter il il cat from The stalk have been
erected, aud many others are in process
Of construction. There are no. few
who have risked all their ready means
10 the "staple."
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HOoGSsfteS vNa Pensi Osas.
JAMES r. LANE

rs NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
II claims for Bounties and Pensions.
BOuntIes.
SOLDIERS discharged in Consequence Of wounds
received in battle, or who have served two years,
are entitled to 500 Bounty.
Pensions.
/. In,dlid Soldiers Disabled since March 4th,
1851, 10 the army or navy.
2. H.doios Of soldiers dying OF wounds re-
cevsd, or Of disease contracted in the military
or naval service.
3. chLdren under 10 years OF such deceased
soldiers if there is no widow surviving, OF from
the time Of tho widows remarr,asc.
4. Mothers Who have no husbands livirg) Of
soldiers deceased rs above, provided the latter
have left no widow, nor children under 10 years,
and tho mother was dependent ia whole or in
part upon the deceased for support.
D. Sisters, under l6 years, OF such deceased
soldiers, dependent on them Tor support, provided
there are no rightful claimants OF either Of tho
three last preceding classes.
~ Also collects Back Pay.
Apply TO JANIS 1. LANE
Ofico 'outh-e.st corner Brady and Il streets.
Davenport, April o, 1866 dim.
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oR,cIS OF SENSATION SroRr.-
Agate writes from Washington to the
Cincinnati gazette, that the receut story
IN regad to the capture Of Richmond
was concoeted in Philadelphia by New
York gold operators or their agents
by some means they got I posted on a
newspaper bulletin board. OF course
mat started the excitement. Pretty soon
1t was duly bulle,ined that they had tel.
egraphed to Washington and had it full
IL confirmed. Ol course that was out
# tie same clo'b with the original
Iiece; bat it was quite enough, when
,clcgrapbei over TO New York, To effect
The purposes Of the gold open ators aud
r. to set the country crazy with ia Sc
announcement.
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a.. .h.m.e,ves Tint they have found

1 .n.da themselycs that they have found
Il Philsn,hropists rejoice in the mill
a,;um of emancipation, without much
regard TO the fate OF the negro. 1hd
,;m,d citizens, fearing that they shat %
a,a9uncea. By the nainions Of despottsn'
as traitors, become dpathetic.
If these doctrines are sustained, Mt
rebellion IS tie lesser danger. That may
be suppressed aud if the administrator
shall become wiser, from the errors NJ
ready committed, and shall address II
self to the single purpose oil ITS saP
preston, it will be at once suppressed
But the poison OF despolic principles
once infused into the system oil the con
sti,n,ion, will paraiyze the nat oha' i,'.'
Fam that hour the free commonwealth
;. aoomed TO certain destruction. All
history teaches us that such must be The
,osnl But we do not need the lessons
If history to teach us OF that fact. The
ones,jon. who is the absolute monarch,
nbo fhall exemplify these new constltn-
t,onal doctrines, not only hy the prtoe
md the court martial, bat by the "rope's
nd and guillo,ine is only question Of
of time. We may dream Of liberty, but
lie dream will be 81 o / and feveli,h. -
The handwriting on The wall OF our III
.titn,,ous will be To us that which warn
ed the monarch Of Babylon, Chou arr
weighed 10 the balance aud art fonnd
wanting,n and the closing sentence Of
our history VIII be, Tins was a people
whose fathers, with stout hearts, and
strong arms, and pre- eminent wisdom,
secured tie bos lngs Of liberty = then
chldren, but, IN "a pan oeca Iouei bt
n formidable rebellion, they fooIlshh
threw away the prlccies3 inheritance.
Let not The popular voice be mistaken
by the administration and those actirg
under it. The people have a priceless
boon which they maintain, and any at
tempt 10 wrest it from them causes a
ieyorish excitement, the end aud result
Of which may be more blightng curse
u the country than even the rebellion
itself.