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The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
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DHsocaAa1c CES9aAL C0sHIFTss.-Ths pem-
ocfAtis County Genital CO@mitIss Of this COun.
ty.ArS respectfully requested 10 meet at the Of
Ass Of The HOUH9ER DssOcRAs. 10 the city Of
PlAesrvills, % AOaDAT The 3lSt Of fSEPFsnSER.
1859, a. o'clock p. n. A fnll attendance l.
RAanSAAaA. 70
A g. GsAsH nMsse. cAAieeaeA=
n. 9. SaOaa asesvAEy.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

VIZ are indebted to Wells. Fargo i Co. W.
N. Bradshaw, and RS. Hernandez for news.
paper favurs during the past week.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

JEwIsH NEw YEAR.-The observance of this
holiday will Commence ats o'cIock p. n. to.
morrow, and continue nntil Tuesday evening.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
wHY Dou'r ruEY ExIrsri-This Is q

WHY Dox'T THEY EKLIsFi-This Is q
question which naturally arises when We
hear and zee men on every corner and In
every store and lOa6ng place, boasting Of
their attachment to the Union, their viii
lingness TO preserve it at any sacrifice,
their bssrcd Of the rebels, and their strong
unqucnchable desire TO capture and hang
JEFF Davis & Co. Recruiting officers
have been and are now in our city beg
ging for volunteers, and yet the cour'
-e .s>,Ds ana fsItfIUae hJNI le@guers fail to
enlist. Every township ir our county has
its loyal league, composed Of able bodied,
pIucky men, who have "sworn to crush
out the rebellion" but they prudently de-
cline TO risk their precious bodies on the
field OF battle in the crushing process
Certainly they don't want cOpperheads
and secessionists" to enlist because the
army, to be effective, must be made up Of
mfR Of nDchsllenged "loyaliy' and who
believe that war Is necessary. to restore
the Union. They swear theva are in favor
Of vigorous prosecution Of the war
To prosecute it vigorously volunteers are
required, but they evidently are no; on
the volunteer. q Not one Of them can be
persuaded or induced to enlist. To what
are we to attribute their backwarineSS |?
Certainly not to want OF patriotism, or
courage. or animosity TO the rebels. for
they constantly assure the public they
are overaowing with al Of these. Again
we ask, why don't they enlist?
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

MEN resort to all sorts Of di+guises and
then complain bitterly that they are not
understood.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

SrrERvrsoR.-The v"ie Er Supervisor Of the
lat Distrct f"ois up as follows: E. Mortensen,
766; J. c. McTarnahan, 1874.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
EXEcUToR'S SALE.
VALUABLE
QUARTZ MILL PROPERTY.

Executors Sale to Close Copartnershp.
WILL he offered for sale At PUBLIC AUCTION.
w on MONDAY,
MONDAY, SDPTElGBHR n, 1888.
AEi3 o'eioeh, Neon,
That valuable property known ss the UNION
QUARrZ MILL, with the Union and COsuzaeS Gold
Quarts Vein;
One Steam Engine IO.horss pOwev locomotive
boiler, with 10 Stamps, $50 l6s each. an IN perfect
order;
One Steam Engine, II horse power locomotive
bUilrr, In complete running order:
Two Pumps, and 6-inch bore, 6fest and &-feet
stroke, with 2)0 feet wrought iron pipe:
One Blacksmith Shop and Fools, and Mining
TOO's; 200 cOTI1S q WoUd;
Que Dwelling House sDd Two Frame Cabins 0OO
acres ol Land, with the dwelling thereon.
The sbOre property 10 sIua.ed faileS from n
Davado aRd 3 asIbeS FrO0 PtAeervilie
Ihs Whole propeTty will be sold In one lot.
TERMS Ar S1LE
YOT further lDGOTmsIIOn apply 70
DAVID MEEkER, - anA A Pine o.,
\. II BALDWIN, 9Is Front g.,
Executors u the E-tate Of 3. Il MeekeT, deceased,
Or to =. ELLEN, on the premises.
JOHN MIDDLETON 3 SON,
AaCtIODeeFS
San Francisco, Angus. 81, IaSs.-~td
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

BUH DaShswav Washing Machine il you
want to please the Iadies.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

An Old tOpSr eut West says the two
!DoaG precious things now Included in
1osVo are giVs and kegs Of whisky.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

SoAGAR se shs 1=4yxnS <..s.ss=...:::., -, >1scsRs-
0sso1 70 COsCaSsAsses. Ssos tAs Pssahy teriaD
OaAsOA. '''-
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
NOTICE TO sToCKHoLDERs.

0VucH P. As9 8. Y. RArIA0AB COaVAHY,l
PiaceFvIIls, september a., lS68.
NOTICE 70 hePehy given that the
aaA4 U Ptth Asgeslwgnt. u Ten Dollars per
snare "a INV Dtoek' ~ NJ PlaSyPviIDo
bsn1 6aeSAmento VAlIsS Railroad Cosn.
'any. 70 0ue ahd payabis as Ne oGSes
Of The undersigned In the Clay o. PiaesTVilIe n Do.
Fado C0unty, CaliioFnis, within tAsty aayn frOm
este.
An shareholders ere requested 10 asks payment
on o. eeIsse that time, or such assessusnS viii be
pro@psy eosseted Ia The manner pFsssSi6oA ~ IaW.
OGDM SoUIRKG,
sspOmIJ 0sscy ?. Asd O. Y. T. T. d.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
01sSs5 Nc.

DsaOW ~ aiVs SAsSaieisl vote Of 81 Dorado
C0usI (sOs IsssadIag the vote 90 the sOldiers)
Or OoVsFnoP and AsFiR.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
BIRTHS,

10 ibis city, au the S,h Inst. 70 A. KabD aat
ViSp. Q 80.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12
J. J. CULLEN,
WaschR0keY aaA Jewe1eH!
CAV VHH nIO aVAED o0S w. sEuRv)
ON THE PLAZA, PLACERVILLB

}. ,. CULLEN hsviaa iakes the 4
LA aaA Sasod ~ NJ. REELkY. o. Ihe ERA
AGSp1Asa, adioeDinE 0IAsnaefi's Thea kO5
S~ IrT.) rrpp-ettaIiy snnounees n the W.
aaSs's 'Asa he - prepared 70 repair o. Fs0slA''
Watches and
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

Great ReAacdlon In Rates.
$50 Niles Shorter than Panama RoutOI
The mountain Democrat., 1863-09-12

AK also, GUHSaITnIHG, h EeserAL
~ This department will be under the snpeFvis-
ion Of H1SA1K BRCKEARf, fer'
merry Of colOa1A. Al Iobs SSSs TSomRAg
SDa At reasonable pv1ers. auG
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81 1skataph.


NEw YoaK, May 2a-cotton 60 gold
TO.
II IS reported shai Tho citizens Of Fred
ericksburg are fleeing under . complete
panic, they believing the city will be
shelled.
The rebel troops there, an der Lee and
Jackson, keep close 70 their fortified
iions, end several brigades slightly in
the advance have been ordered to fall
back to their fiiie-plts on the approach
Of ue Yankees II Il believed Stone
man's cavalry has got between Richmond
and fredericksburg, and win cut or the
febelsupplies
A strong diversion has been made
from Suffolk towards Richmond, aad IL
Is believed Richmond may be infested
BY the Union armies within a week.
The jackson Appeal d the 24ih, says
the Yankee cavalry expedition in Cen
trail Mississinpiis threatening Columbus
aad Grenada, and excels all former raids
IN daring
The jackson Appeal says the rebels,
under Smith and Price. are rapidly
strengthening in Arkansas.
Twelve miles Of lhe Central Missis-
sippi railroad from Ducktown to Vino
na is reported destroyed by Unionials
from Corinth.
Col. Mulligan was repulsed near Fair
monnt and ths Baltimore 3 Ohio Rail-
road House WA entirely destroyed.
A large fssceofrebels occupy Morgan
town,
Gen, Banks occupied 0pelouses and
Washington on The 21st ult.a
Vera Cruz advices say battles al
Pgsbla 80 bseoming very bloody, with
heavy losses on both sides.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

MAY DAY.-We have heard Of but ono
celebration Of May Day, In this section
and that was by Mr.. DoRMAE and the
pupils Of his school, upwards Of a hum
bred Ia number. They determined not
to let the classic day Of Spring, With all
the rich and beautiful memories which
cluster around II, pass aforementioned.
Accordingly, they made q trip to the
sGreen wood,n and on,ths lovely grounds
near &c residence OF our old friend
BANG, some TX miles from the city, on
The Dickerson pike, passed the day ia
pleasant sports. Sorry We were not there
to see aud enjoy with them their inno-
cent pleasurcsi for we must confess to
a fondness for the society Of children.
| We hear that shey passed the day de-
lightEulIy, and relorned feeling grateful
to their kind teacher for the Interest be
took ia promoting their comfort and hap
piness. They will be all the better pu-
pits for the brief period Of recreaiiOn
allowed them; and viii long rexpftto The
day As one.of the happiest 81 their lives.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

Tar NAsnvnta PRzss isths dtle Of a
newAUnion paper proposed TO be pub
Iished In this city, by an association Of
printers, the first number to appear ~
morrow morning, The editorial depart
meni is to be under the charge Of Mr.. BESs
Q. TnunAS, the Nashville correspondent
Of Fosney's Philadelphia Press We
shah 81 glad 10 welcome THn Pass A.
coadlutor in the cause Of the Union and
sound principles.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

The Kate James BliisS Eeq,
A g. regular meeting Of me Nashville
union cluH, IN Thursday night last,
JxO. Hboh SAITH, Esq, offered iHe fol-
loving preamble and resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted
II Is with feelings Of tina deepest aorA
row and regret. we have heard Of the
death Of our bscthef member, JANIS Ell
LIS, Esqs who died In this city on Sun.
day morning last Of . severe attack Of
Pneumonia. Ne was q native Of Ireland,
came to this city n years age, and en-
tered into business IN tho Kirkman Hard
ware House In which he remained for "a
years. For sevpral years before hat es-
adjustment changed owners, he was the
active business partner Of the concern.
From the commencement Of the rebel
lion to the hour Of his death, he was an
answering and oonsistens Union man.
No one was more active and efficient to
inculcate Union sentiments and to res
tore the jurisdiction Of the Federal Gov
eminent. EGflIi
lie was In fact one Of the ~originasors,
aud might be termed the Father Of The
Nashville Union Club. JkNEs EELIs was
3 noble-hearied man--honest, homo
rable, and generous, though strong in his
convictions and opinions. He was 4 true
aud reliable friend, and strong ia his at
tAchmenls and sympAthitA No man IN
this crisis Whosskl loss will be more Sc
vsrsly felt By his pumsrOus friends in
this community, and by the members Of
this Club. AS a mark Of respect to his
memory, therefore
RESOLVED, That va deeply deplore the
death Of JAMES ELLA, ESQ, and feel that
by this ~dispensation Of Providence. this
Club has lost one OF is most useful aud
sctiye members.
Resolved That the, above preamble and
resolution be spread upon the minutes o.
this Club, and The Nashville Union be re-
quested to publish the same.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

THEAraE. = Tomorrow evening the
sterling old comedy Of the Soldiers
Daughter will Be presented. Governor
Heartall by Mr.. 9, Allen Frank Heart
all, Hamilton Timothy Quint, Everett f;
Capt. Woody Clinton; Mr.. Malfort Fos-
ter Forrest, Duncan Widow CHEEKY,
Mrs. Bernard Mrs, Malfort, Mrs. Don-
can; Susan, Mrs. Seaman. A song by
Mr.. Stewart; and then The laugh
able afterpiece Of "Toodles." Harry
Everett plays the immortal Toodles (;
Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. ToodIes.
The Soldiers Daughter" r~evives
within Us memories Of days "lang syne,'
when we we're a boy and for the first
time Witnessed q theatrical representa-
ton this being the piece represented,
and Mrs. Sol. Smith personaiing Che gay
widow. She was lhen a lovely woman,
4 charming actress, and, IS We thought
sang diyinely. We have never since seen
tho comedy announced that We did no,
wish to see Is for to US IL is joy
forever" We shall see how " our Hattie
compares With r~ecolleciions o. Mrs. s,
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LOCAL AND COMMERCIAL,



a O~oaPLFNENr ProFnRnx BESTOWED
The editor 81 the UslcN was last night
complimeDted by the publishers 81 The
paper With the presen' o. . splendid
gold watch = chain. NJ JoHs n
ArMoSD, making the present on behalf OF
bis ~aasociatea, remarked thai It Was IN
ended as a testimonial OF the high re-
gard they entertain for bis worth 40
man. the industry, and teal win when
ne had conducted the editorial depart
ment Of tho UNION aud the un'iorm
courtesy and kinaness winch nao us
unguished his intercourse wi'n 'nem'
hmnafking win them ne continued,
n me enterprise OF p~uDnSnlng . iOyai
newspaper IN NASHVILLE asaperioo wnen
we're more numerous 'nAh S"i'ss,
anu vac PeOspec' oeiOre 'nem siOomy anu
iofp'ac'ng' 'ney hAo 'ose'ner "ealnereu
me storms o. = 2 uymg 1nel'e
months ana so-osy ioaha me eonol'l0n
OF auails Eesuy saapsea. Inc progress
Of the Union cause hAa been great sno
'usr o''on nsu Asp' p-e'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

An old gentleman named PAaIsH, re-
siding inthe 18th civil district Of this
county. conaaAd 70 his bed by sickness,
sent q few days ago for Mr.. spnsprF
cnANptEn, aad signiasd his desire 70
exhibit his lore Of country By taking the
cath Of allegiance "a Che old govern
men, which had 20 long proie6Sed him.
He was advised % walt until he got bet
ter but getting much worae, no yester-
day declared that IS be might soon die,
he could not consent 10 put of the mat,
terlongef. A depusys1 Lieut. DUNK, was'
therefore, sent OUT and his Data taken for
record. The old man WIS saii9aed,
ho had done . good thing, and fell
easier, He can now say If death viii
cOme, Now lord, lei thy servant di'
in peace"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

Wa are Indebted 70 r. IA. SrSoLEroN,
newsdeaIer a. ne Post once, for "a .
latest Louisville aud Cincinnati papers,
aud the New York illustrated Nslss and
also ior q copy Of " Hates and Loves;
or, The Lesson Of Four LiveR" . novel,
by the aptbeg Of "MAdge wylds," = very
entertaining story, which came 10 hand
last evening for the aras time
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

NA5HV7LLFI Ienn7 AFIII 40 ZOO }
Pyopost Ofas, No. IL.
I The arrival Of guests At houses in
this city will Ia future, be reported to
Col Wm. TsuxspAn, Chief Of The Army
Police, iustcad Of 70 this Office. Arrivals
must % promptly reported, as ordered,
and any failure to 80 report win be Sc
rerely punished JoHN A. MARTIN,
Col and Provost Marshal.
apa6~1w
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

A nov and elegant assortment Of Pho
~tcgFsphic Albums, more richly embel-
linhed than any hitherto brought 70 this
city, have last been received, and are for
sale Al r. n. eonhFrEn's Photographic
Rooms. Also, . choice variety Of Card
Frames, in enamel and gold. These are
anew article, only Just imported.
aprl6-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

We have now IA store q large stock Of
supplies ia your line, 70 which we call
your attention. Such IS all kinds Of no.
tons fancy goods; canned i%ruitsl VAR
glnla, Tennessee. Missouri, and ken
lucky tobacco cigars, wines, aud liquors.
City dealers win do we'll % lock through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Special attention paid to shipping No.
65 Public square, below City Hotel.
uARNry, HuoHEs & o..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

Our young friend, CoLLEEn, news deal
er, Cherry Street, furnished US last night
with ths usual complement Of late and
interesting newspapers, anda copy Of the
interesting story Of "Hates and loves,
BY the author Of eMsdge Wylde" he
has many good things al his depot in The
way Of reading matter.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03
SEashrilIe Mniun.


resara. TnomAs s. DAVIS, carpenters,
haze just lifted up the Ambrose Saloon,
conner Of Cherry and Deaderiok streets,
elegantly. Their work reflects the high
eel creditupon their skill and good taste;
q better job has not been done ia this
clg for many = day. The patrons Of the
sabon win now ind il all they desire,
bob as regards appearance and the good
quality Of the refreshments on hand.
N, uue to speak Of The painting, for old
cIAnGin REoUrS has done Il and Of
carse Il is up to the balance.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03
Gumboat sunk.

WAmUOHN 8uMAa
JAoKsos, April 23.-The enemy PISSED
Vicksburg At ! O'Clock this morning.
Stevenson says that one was 4 gun
boat the other Eve were transporter
which were sunk 70 the guards, and ar
ranged 80 as 70 resemble gunboata.
Two were disabled and one was sunk.
The wreck o. one boat Is In sight OPP
posite Brown q Johnson'sw wharf The
smoksstAck and one whselhouse are out
Of water. No other boats visible as
The Heai was at Grand Gulf on the
23d instant.
Two gunbOaisA rsmained behind and
exchangedshots, and as the others dis
appeared, they Withdrew ard anchored
beyond Hard Tines. T
General Tayloris retreating back down
through opelcusas awards Alexandria.
T~saaspeEF sank.
VHcksBgna. April 28.--0ne Yankee
irnnpport lies sunk to her hurricane roof
opposite ProFR& Johnson's wharf five
miles below this city. ~
Two Yankee prisoners we're brought
over The river who escaped from the traus-
ports BY swimming ashore.
Oar batteries burst lhe iransparts
boilers, and our muskeiry killed their
pilots last night.
- Yankees ear nIeaainnvIiie
CHArrASoooA, April 23-Ii Is report
cd here from the front that tho Yankees
hare captured 3 large wagon irain ana 3
sluantlsy Of bacon. AtL
IT il. alao reported thpt they have cap
tured a train Of cars, and torn up The
railroad track between McMinnyille and
Manchester fgET
They also recaptured a number o.
Yankee prisoners, who were on their way
to TullAhoma.
Il Is believed here hat the enemy ar,
making q general advance on our nnea
A battle Is considered imminent
Tho Enemy Eyncuate MpHinnviIie
TuLLAnoMA. April ~24,-Furiher &C
eounts from MeMinnyille state thai ID.
enemy destroyed several bridges burn
the cotton factory and depot building
with one engine and three cars, and 70
treated towards NORTHEASTERN.
/ PREM North misalsslppi
JAeKsea April23,-- special dispatc
! 70 The Appeal from PanolA says tho enc
ny has been reinforced and 10 advnnoin
I soush. Gen. Chalmers advanced 10 Her
nando. but fell back before she Federal
4 10 BuckspoFt and a now 10 Panoia. \
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

RecoRDER snAEE's CouRr.-SaturdaH
My 2, l803-J. Pick peddling without
license, fined $50 and costs; vent 70 The
work house. wn
Charles Longhurst di~sordsrly, dis
missed :
jos Blum, d~isordefly ined 81 and
costs.
John Hobbs, d~isorderly, dismissed
O YAupeli keeping vicious dog, fined
81 and costa.
John Vaughn, d~isordefly, fnea So and
coeta; sent to ths work house.
Mary slantea, disoFdsFly, nhed Is and
COSTS sent 70 tie work house.
Mrs. Cruise, disorderly nnsd $40 and
costs; sont to sho work house.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

Gentlemen giving their orders 10
Messrs. GnKEN q GnrES for muslin,
wooIlen, or the bluz linen shirt can
rely upon receiving them a. promised.
These goods are permitted, and can be
shipped at all times. Orders taken for
the bluz linen shirt 20 much an use in
the army, IN All styles, at 40 College
street, -.i. 1anIa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

AsIlaalioa As oIerk Or pook. Keeper
In a grocery dry good store, Or Military
department.
God fsrsass given as % qua fcason or
iceahg Address
acLEnx," Box 7b2,
sp24rd City Postofice.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

A. a nj. LASDsBERa y Co.. corner Of
Markst street and the Public Square,
have On hand ffy anvl, n dois DnsR
Egua, ArrLEa and pgAcnns, which they
are offering as ghe lowest market prices
Cali and make your purchases,
spril 20-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

DfvNE sERyIor in the GerWAn Lam
gnage Is held every Sabbath morning,
commencing hnlf-past 10 O'Clock in the
Protestant Chapel, on College street. be-
low the Louisville Depot. by the Rev, H..
EoaKns, Pastor Of the German Lutheran
Congregation. r,rrrrc
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

just received and for sale, at No. 60
Broad street, dried and green apples,
dried peaches potatoes, lemons, oranges,
%opions, eggs, butter, etc. etc, by the bar
rel and box. Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
mpy3-sts ID. S. BRooKs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

MARnrAcF LgoENsn-Tha clerk Of The
davidson County Cour1 issued tho follow
ig marriage licenses for The week
aiding. 1Ihy 2, 1863
samuelJ Reid, q. s.. A., and Priscilla
clemens.
Jno. Murphy, u. s. A.. aud Frances
Nabfy
Richard Brown and Mary Uhsppei.
Jno. Currin and Johannah Cronan,
Thos Matlock and Mary Richards.
Jno. g. Wanda and Mary Emma Alice
Townsend.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

suIELDs & HuHE will sell al the resi-
donee Of DR.. II a. Afonntsos, No. 90
snmmer street, on Wednesday, Nays.
1865, al 8K O'clock, all mis- household
and kitchen furniture. Sale positive
and without reserve. !,
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Very Interesting Late Rebel News !
Dixie in CommotiOnl
ROsecrans on the Rampage and the
Rebels Frightened out Of their
Vital ocu meau

Wears indebted toa hfiend for . copy
Of the Atlanta Intelligence, Of the 9th
Of April which contains the following
interesting teIegraphic dispatches:
Further intelligence from the front con-
firms the enemy in possession Of Nc
MinnYila,
The Cotton Factory and a large guam
tity Of army stores were burned.
The enemy is said 70 be- withdrawing
his column. y
Seven thousand Yankees are al Beech
Grove, eight miles from WarIrace.
Heavy skirmishing il reported to have
occurred yesterday. No general engage
ment anticipated. 290.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

vrcKsDUna April 2S.--One gunboat
and five transports passed our batteries
last night about12 O'clock.
Two were disabled, and noated on
down. The transports were protected
by bRrges
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

Special 0far 40 o9s
i In c~onneqaence of the impossibility
Of administering the oath Of allegiance
70 al who have applied, ihe time for
taking The oath has been extended five
% days from the first Of May, Sunday
not included. BY order Of
Brig Gen. Is. d MoHoAN, Com.
T. WIsEMAE, a. A, Civ
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

/ viii sell on Monday morning, at 10
o'clock, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes and Hats.
NJ MAnBuRo,
May s.-t~ p robiic Square.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

Yeoytoe Will nR nEiD on vas FIl1f
n tt,I.s bsfae ne An dtF ~ Nay, "a iD
ttvfffo Com meFcfaR h~mnuronCe
~-1.nnmVYM ONes. va AaahViNt, ~ tno purrQaa
LI-tIur eleven nlftftpr iol 500 tQmpany ~
800 tis sn4dint iualva months. hleqilon llinoaA
JAina WnKfn. eegy
Nsivnle Apau 1854.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-03

Received yesterday, and for sale,
Wholesale, 4 largo lot Of Batter. Potatoes,
Oranges, SC, &C,
HARRY II. THonNnUao,
Nay 2-2t Chattanooga Depot.
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TO the Appeal from Panels says tho ene-
ny has been reinforced and 10 advancing
soulh. Gen. Chalmers advanced 10 Her.
nando, bat fell back before she Fsdsrals
10 BuckspoFt md IL now 10 Panoia. he
saved everything.