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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-10

NEW 1hhAIhE-~4 nc Ah0tIesb WhiOu
the public have exhibited in the success
Of the new Theatre does not flag neither
is there any diminution in the desire to
witness the stirring drama of "Mazeppa."
With two such men as Miles and Letting
we'll no piece could drag, but when they
are sustained, as they have been ably,
there can be nothing less than complete
triumph all the time. The vast audience
last night was altogether satisfied, not
to say enthusiastic. The managers have
determined to produce "Mazeppa" again
tonight, when all who have not had the
pleasure Of seeing it, ought to profit by
the opportunity. Other entertainments
give spice and variety to the programme.
THEATRE The nautical drama of
THE Flying Dutchman, or the Phantom
Ship was produced at the theatre last
night with great advantages of scenery
and decorations. Itproved a real sue
cess. A very large number of persons
were present, and it was very easy to
see that they were delighted, as indeed
it was impossible for them not to have
been. The actors all acquitted them
selves handsomely; Mile. Christine ris-
ing even above her best previous efforts.
The piece will be repeated tonight in
connection with other amusements, max
ing the bill extremely entertaining.
We learn that Col. BRowNNG, who, for
moro than year past has been attached
to Gov. JoHEsoN's staff and acting as
hisPrivAte Secretary, takes the place Of
Gen. a. O. GILLEM, as Adiutant General
Of the State. This is admirable appoint
msnt. Col. BRowNINa is gentleman Of
high intelligence, dignified aud eour-
teous in his department, and ehivalrous
as knight of the olden time. Most
sincerely do we wish him tho greatest
success in the discharge of the duties of
his newpcsition. u ,5-l. q
A school for poor children having read
IN tneiN SuAptcI tu Nuc Dlolo ulo uenuN-
Citations against hypOcrites who "strain
at gnat and swallow a camel were
afterwards examined by the benevolent
patroness, Lady 49,, as to their recol-
leotlons OF the chapter. "What in par
ticular was the sin Of the Pharisees,
children" said the lady. eating camels,
my lady" was the prompt reply.
But what has the above anecdote got 20
do with Singleton's News Depot2 Moth
ing, except that the Pharisees sought for
sign, and they never found any one
half SO beautiful as SingletOn's new
signs ct
Onion Meeting In bedford County
We are requested TO state that there
will be meeting Of the Union men OF
Bedford county, at Shelbyville, on
SATURDAY, SEPT, 12TH,
to which all who desire a restoration Of
the government are invited.
Able speakers will be in attendance.
SelIinu Off NJ q raaanvs uFaa,,o.a
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-10

Flint RIVER, ALA. CAMP 1Orm Mon. IEF.,
September 4th, 1863

Flint RIVER, Ala, CAMP 1Orn Mon. IEF.,
September 4th, 1868.
Mr. EDIToR--Sir. The First Brigade,
accompanied by Brig. Gen. James ID.
Morgan, Commander Of I'd Division II.
CD left camp at Murfreesboro' on the
l0lh ult, and arrived at Columbia, Tenn,
Sunday the 23d; remained there until
Wednesday the 18th, P. M. During the
time we remained at Columbia, Maj. j.
j. Scarritt Of the 10th Michigan, was
Provost Marshal, in which capacity he
gave the very beat satisfaction. His ex-
perience in that line has made him what
put few can boast of, model Provost
Marshal, who knows we'll his duties, and
has the nerve to live up to orders. He
was assisted by 1t. j. Hsgoe Of Co g.,
in the capacity of Provost AdjutaRt'
Oompanys s., f., g. and B. were Provost
Guards and Captain Barnet Captain of
the Guard. ALI was having a good i'm
preston, and citizens came in by scores
to take the oath of allegiance, and gave
bonds for the faithful observance Of the
same. Was relieved by the SID Ohio of
the I'd Brigade; arrived at Athens, Ala,
Saturday the 29th; mustered Monday
3lst; left Athens Tuesday morning at
D o'clock; arrived at Huntsville at 8
o'clock, ?. M, distance of twenty seven
miles from camp to camp started next
morning and arrived here, ten miles east
at this river, over which the Rail
Road passes. The bridge was destroyed
by our troops last summer, consequent
ly the train can't get through to Hunts
vile. Cars came here from Stephenson
yesterday and day before; had mail
yesterday, among which the "Union"
of the End instant appeared, to the
joy of many of us who have been
regular perusers of its columns for near
ly a year. May it ever find its way to
the camps of the 1st Brigade, to encour-
oge and enliven our brave boys.
We are again under marching orders,
and ere this reaches you we will be far
on our way to Chattanooga. Our desti-
nation is not known TO any of the lotoer
tendon, but we are known only to obey
orders.
As beautiful day as ever dawned is
smiling upon us, as we lay in camps here,
upon the banks Of this beautiful river
whose water bounds over the rocky bot
tom in beautiful waves. The boys are
improving the opportunity by bathing
and washing up their clothes,
The only thing left here is the Depot
a fine brick building--the other build
ings are nearly all demolished by fire, o.
the hordes of bushwhackers. .ll8
Our present force is composed of the
10th, 10th, and Goth Ill, 10th Mich. Inf
and 10th Wisconsin Battery, 9th KY.
cavalry, and Capt. Rounds scouts, Gen
MOrgan's body guard.
Now we go to packing for move
teams are moving in every direction, anc
soldiers busy packing knspsacks, strik
ing tents, &c. A beautiful scene for nj
artist--but not for soldier. More sool
| ROUND SHOT.
AT regular meeting of Tennessee,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-10
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Ihe numerous daily reports OF astonishing icurss
aileut is value.
10 has advantages over any othar remedy, al once
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To che soldier, especially, Il Is invaluable, being
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-10

selling OKra at Greatly Reauoed
Pricesi
twill be Of great profit to Merchants
aud Dealers in general to call and exam
inc the fine stock of Groceries, Suffers
Supplies, Sc, Sc, at A. Louis & Co.,
No. 26, Market street, as they are about
to reduce their stock, aud will sell at
greatly reduced prices, in order to change
business Sept lott.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-10
Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue OF fai faciag 10 ne directed from the
ID Circuit Court OF the United statos, Tor The Mddlo
district OF tennessee, al 10 April torn, 1868, will
pose 70 pobo sale 10 the CHEST bidder Tor cash
at the s,a o Capitol Of eanesaeu in Nashville, on
MONDAY, the l9rH day Of VGfOBhk, 1868, all The
risut, tits, claim, nteresti ana estate which David
Dicks has IN "a tract OF land lying about three miles
from Ciatksgine, tenn bounded and described IA
part as loiowsi ON the North by The Clarkayile and
Port Royal turnpike, on the south BY Cumberls nd
Riysi-beng part Of tne tract sold BY a decree "
the Chanoefy Court, at ClaIksvilo, Ia tAu o. ut
DICK Hers, for sale ana distribution II The lands Of
William fHckj toAtalblng about two hundred acres }
levied on wi au tue appprtenancss thqrslQ, 60 sat-
isfy a iudg eat OF said Court Al fiyor o. Robert
Black, aud against David DICK
replutdl n. X. GLASOOCK, Marehal.
By W. lELiAElr, d. 4. q.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-10

RAr LET TaosE WHO HAVE DOUBrRg THE
virtuas OF luIIss CedrOn nttGoTs, If any
ouch there be, read tue following certificate from gen
tlemen we'll known in this oomman'yi aud doubt no
more,
It's general mtreiuction into the army Sl save the
liyes OF thousands Of our soldiers
IouIsULLg, KY, June 3, 1868
We, the undersigned, have seen the good effects
produced by The nee OF DIR, JoHN Bulls CEDRoN BIT
rERs In Of general debility and prostraton Of
the SYSTEM aud believe general use would prevent
disease aud relieve much suffering Among our sol.
diers particularly would this be the case especially
those who exposed TO miasmatc Influences IA the
Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP sPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. 81 Dist. ny.
CHAS. b. COTTON,
Collector OF the Port Of Louisville ny.
prov Marahal Gent of ROntuesy.
REV d. p. aENnERSuR,
Yice-rrest ID sanitary Commission.
HARVEY, HUGHES, 4 Co.,
Publishers Democrat. (
GEO. DOERN
Prop. Louisville Anzeger,
HUGHES \ PARkiuLl,
wholesale Dry Goods Dealera, Mein ssroct,
= Louisville, ny. .N..f
DAVIS, GREEN \ Co,
Wholesale shoe Dealers, Main 81. Louisville
HART 4 MAPOIHkR.
tithographers, corner Market ana tliTa ste D.
Louisville, Ky.
JULIUS WATER,
Clothing Merchant, gosser SO ANU Maraot
Streets, lousy Ql0, ky
CAPT Il = iiDKErH
81 tealncr MAJOR AuderBnu
MAI - a. rHUerON,
PRymastor u & Array
q. NJ. MEtUAlh,
National Hotel, louisville,
COL JESSE BAILks,
4th by, Cavalry.
GEORGED PRENTlCK.
Louisville journal
see advertisement 10 ansghnu csumn,
Sold Wholesale ia Nasqyins BY Armstroug 90,
Church street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-10

NEW TRADE REoULATIoEs.--Dr. Brown
low has received an official communica-
ton from the Treasury Department, from
which we are permitted TO take the fol-
lowing extract;
'Under the new Trade Regulations,
which will be out in few days, Boards
of Trade are abolished, but Local Agents
are appointed in their stead. The COM
pensation, however, must In no case ex-
eeed the receipts" tt.ttt
The same men now acting as Boards
of Trade, as a general thing, will be APP
pointed Local Agents, with larger liber-
ties and extended operations, and it is
believed the fees of their offices will furn-
ish them fair compensation. At all
events, the new Regulations are looked
for with, q great deal of interest as all
matters are, at all connected with the
Trade, in insurrectionary districts.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-10
MashriiIG Mnien.
60 weekly Subscribers.

Notice 60 weekly Subscribers.
There are several thousand subsori-
bers 10 the WEEKLY NASHVILLE UmoN,
whose subscriptions expire during the
months Of October and November en-
suing. It is probable that they all
desire TO continue the paper, and may
not wish to miss single number. We,
therefore, call their attention TO The Ap.
preaching termination of the period for
which they have paid, that they may
renew their subscriptions, If they choose
70 do 81. We shall be glad to have
such manifestation Of their undimin-
ished interest in the Union cause and
our Union newspaper, as a firm and
Underwriting supporter of that cause.
We trust that they will decide promptly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-10

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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of asri faeas ~ mo detected from The
ID Circuit COURT oi the United states for the Middle
District OF Tennessee, AT ils April term, 1868, viii
expose 10 pubic sale 90 e highest bidder Tor cash,
al me state Capitol Of Tennessee, in Aashvi le On
MoSDAY tho 18Th day OF UCfoBER, 1868 an tho
right, Title claim, interest ana estate winch b. "
McCrae has IN certain tract or parcel OF land IN or
uear the town OF CarEsyilei Tennessee, bounded az
follows "negmniug AZ STONE corner 81 los NOS. 10
and ia. in Newel's Subdivision, and running thence
with the north SIDE OF the Ciarksyr aud Port Royal
Turnpike, che beginnmg CORNER being on sad road
fonr huudfed and tlehtyslX aud "a half ett Co d
stone corner Win n y. Wpdomi tbeuoe uortn ga
deerets east, 60 o stone, said Mrdam'A north cast
coz or IN Doloais uue thuCe east viii SAID Dolous
lnouve hundred aud tsenty-seyen let, TO q stone
o rner with lot fod by ~ s. Hart 70 " A. QlsIlss,
A. " Thomas, and JAS, o. q oun, aud lneuoo, with
said Quarloss IhJmass aad ulgnAs line % tle be-
gnnine, on tht l.zr4sFiio aud Port Royal rtirn-
pk,-osutiiuiEK, By estimate. hiteou aCres aud any
ralea;' viii bl NE ilnt uyemlpls thereon and ap.
uurt nancss tutrclu, Unhwotg c0mmOdlous dwell
iug. tue same beilg levied o 20 satisfy Judgement
renaerod by lad Court u favor a ArlblI, Cll-
stable g., aud against D. W. b Cro4 ANA b. b..
0auItur. p. Is. GLASC0Ck Marshll.
by LELL1ErE uaputy
sept. 1O.td
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AT regular meeting of Tennessee
State Councils No. and No. 2 INA
tiOnal Union League" the following
resolutions were presented by the under
signed committee and unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, We have seen with the
highest admiration the noble stand taken
by our fellow citizens in Missouri, in re-
gard TO the srming of negroes, in pursu-
ance to the Presidents Proclamation;
and whereas, such conduct shows us in
the clearest manner that the loyal citizens
Of that State are awakening TO true
sense of the situation of the great aues-
ton which is now agitating the public
mind, by their calling on the National
Government TO aid them in reconstructing
the constitution and recognizing the
government of that State on an anti
slavery basis, attributing (and az we
think rightly the recent raid and massa-
ere at Lawrence, TO the concessions and
fayors granted TO men of decided pro-
slavery principles, such conduct having
already conduced 10 great detriment of
JUL ahN ~ SAhACuo IN tnVsc
States in which the "psculsar institutiOn"
still exists; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the Tennessee
members of the National Union League,
do hereby desire to show to the loyal
citizens of Missouri our appreciation of
their patriotic and well.meant resolve,
and do hereby tender our aid and as
sistAnce TO them for the Reconstruction of
their State.
ReSOlued, That we do heartily sympa-
thize with our friends and fellow citizens
of Missouri in their good work and do
hereby petition his Excellency the Presi-
dent, 10 give them all aid and comfort in
carrying on the good work.
Res0lved, That we heartily sympathize
with the sufferers in the late raid and
massacre at Lawrence, and do hereby
hold up the instigators and perpetrators
TO Divine judgment and public execration
and punishment.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
published in the loyal papers of Missouri
and Tennessee.
4. M. SoHLEIER,
DR. X. KEAFFEL,
On behalf Of Council No. 2.
OSCAR STIEE Committee
JOHN RUIN,
DIR s. WoLFF,
Ga behAlfof Council No.
Nashville, Sept. 9TH, 1858.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

hAsHINGTnE, June a.
A dispatch from Richmond, yesterday,
contains the following, dated Jackson,
Mississippi, June 18th: The enemy's cav
airy made dash on our outposts near
Edwards depot, yesterday, but found them
too strong, and retrsated across the Big
Black river
Scarcely day passes without an acct
dent on the Meridian Railroad, which be-
ing the principal means Of transportation
has retarded General JohnstOn's move
ments.
A special dispatch to the Mississippian,
dated PanOla, June 18th, says: A heavy
force Of Yankee cavalry is marching on
lalona, between that point and Grant.
Hstche's and Wsllace's Cavalry are rig
ging RATS to Cross the Tsllahatchee with
the intention Of destroying the road below
Pamela and cutting of JOhnston's supplies.
Another force is crossing the ColdWster
near senatObes. They come from Memphis.
General Johnston has issued orders
granting full pardon to all diserters in
this department who will reioin their reg
imeuts Immediately.
JACKSON, May 20, via Mobile, May 21.-
Citizens just In report heavy engagement
between Jackson's cavalry and the enemy
at Big Black Bridge. At the time they left,
the musketry and csnonading was awful,
and terrific firing is heard in the direc-
ton of Vicksburg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-25

NEW YORK, June "a.
Admiral FOote continues to fail and no
hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
The Post says letter dated Santa Cruz,
May 80, states that the pirate Alabama was
expected there the next day to coal and
that on the representation Of the Ameri-
can Consul, the Governor had given or
ders not to permit her cosling. The Post
adds that it is not unlikely therefore that
she may be, as reported, bloekaded there.
Somerset (Ky.) dispatches state that in
dications are that the rebels are concen-
trating force in the Cumberland noun
Lains with the intention Ofinvad'ng Ken
lucky or holding our forces in check should
they attempt TO enter Tennessee.
The great race today between Patchen
and Butler, mile heats to saddle, was won
by Butler in three straight heats. Time,
2:28, 22l, aud 2:234.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-25
SPECIAL DISPATCAES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Negro Soldiers admiral Foote.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.

10 bne Clnclnnau CTazette.
WASHINGTON, June II.
Senator Sumner presented to the Presi-
dent to-day letter from Governor An
drew, covering memorial from a number
of the most highly respected citizens of
Boston, begging the Government to make
an authoritative proclamation of its pur-
pose to protect black soldiers.
The memOrialists are very earnest and
said that they did not pass upon the ques-
ton of the prOpriety of employing black
soldiers, but they having determined to
employ them, the Government should and
must protect them.
There is reason to believe that Admiral
Dahlgren, in place eff FOOte, will relieve
Dupont, Foote'S illness preventing him
from going
Foote'S physician reports that if he re-
covers at all it will be with the loss of his
mind.
Secretary Chase has removed Mr.. Whit
ely, chief Of the New York Herald corres-
pOndence in this city, from a sixteen hun
dred dollar Clerkship, which he has held
during this administration. He has also
dismissed clerk who has been in the
office many years, and who refused tOsub-
scribe to fund to assist in raising a col
Ored regiment, saying that he had lost his
own niggers under the Emancipation act
and had never been paid enough for them.
The transportation of soldiers returned
by Provost Marshals to their regiments will
be charged to them and deducted from
their pay.
Lieutenant William Ambrose of the 22d
Ohio is dismissed for drunkenness.
4 large hospital has been constructed
at Jefferson, Indiana, under charge of As
sistant Surgeon Sullivan of New York.
Matte Patterson, of jackson, Mississip-
pi, convicted of being spy at Murfrees-
bOrO', has been sentenced to imprisonment
for life at Jefferson.