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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 7'--Adgices from
Charleston TO- the Ord say that opera
tiOns are progressing favorably. In a
general engagement on the 1st our feet
did much damage to the forta. Our
feet captain, Oscar c. Bager, successor
to Rogers, had his leg broken by a shell.
II is feared that amputs ton will be
necessary
-Four monitors were nearly abreast of
Fort Sumter, preparing for a new attack.
The bombardment Of Charleston has
not been renewed, but new batteries
would open at proper time. The army
is in fine spirits, and Gen. Gilmore is
working with the utmost energy. Every
body is confident Of success.
WASHINGTON, Sept. :. Official dis
patches from Burnside say that part of
his cavalry forces arrived at Knoxville
on the fourth.
New York, Sept. Cotton, zoe; Gold,
325s.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The steamer Sun
beam foundered in Lake Superior on the
2Sth ult. The crew and passengers,
numbering 80, were all lost except the
wheelmaA.
CAPE RACE, Sept The steamer
Sciota from Liverpool on the Goth, passed
the American ship Anglo Saxon from
Liverpool to New York via Florida
twenty We miles south of Kinsale.
The latest rumor says that Maximil.
liam will decline the Mexican Throne.
Cotton buOyant and slightly advanced
Consols 9339.
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UNION MEEfING. A preliminary
Union meeting was held at the Capitol
last night, Ii. r MYERS, Esq, in the
Chair, for the purpose of initiating mea-
sures for a Mass Meeting on the 10Th
inst. a committee of arrangements was
appointed, and committee to invite
speakers to be present The meeting
was addressed by Capt. DRIVER and
Col. MULLINS, both of whom were loudly
applauded''
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New ThEATRE.--A large and delighted
auditory witnessed the production last
night at the new theatre of Byron's mag
nifcent drama of Mazeppa. Mr.. Miles
personated MHzeppa, and we may truly
say that we have never seen him equalled
in that interesting character. He is q
far more able actor than usually UNDER
takes that part, and his fine manly form,
sonorous voice, aud correct reading, give
him great advantage. They were well
appreciated last night In Mr.. Letting
well, he had strong support. Mr.. l.,
is an actor that never fails. Wight was
capital in his part, as were also Roys and
Beechy. In fact, all did we'll. The farce
Of the Limerick Boy" was also played
excolently, Ed. Wight distinguished
himself as Paddy Miles Boy Too much
cannot be said of the pleasantness Of the
theatre itself. tits well arranged. Every
body can see and hear; the lights are
ample, the scenery superb. The ac-
commodations for the ladies are of the
best kihd--none Of the sex need stay a
way through fear of discomfort or incon-
Yenience.
Mazeppa will be repeated TO might with
other amusementJ to give variety. Go
and enjoy yourself reader.
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INSTRUCTION IN MusIo-We take plea
sure in directing attention to the adver-
tisement of Miss FANNIE BERNARD, who
offers, through our columns, her services
to the young ladies Of Nashville, as q
teacher of music. Miss B. has q fine
taste for music, aud it has been assidu-
ously cultivated. There are few more
skilliul performers on the piano, any
where; and we predict for her eminent
success as a teacher. Fortunate will be
the young lady who receives instruction
from her
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A few figures, lately obtained from the
Department of Agriculture, tell a story
which the world would do well to con-
slider. Our total agricultural exports (ex-
elusive of cotton) in 1860-wben we were
yet at peace-were S90,949 55G of which
Southern ports exported Sl9,739, 365. In
1861, with half million of men in arms,
and no Southern exports, they amounted
to Sl37 ,O26 sos and in 1862, with mill
lion of men ia the field (one-h of them
from the rural districts) and no Southern
exports, they reached the sum of Sl55,-
142,075 The amount of wheat and flour
alone exported in the year ending Sep
TENDER l, 1862, exceeded that of the pre-
vious year over seven millions of bushels.
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. I.

GALLERY OF THE CUMBERLAND, July
16-The commissioned officers of the
Army of the Cumberland are requested
TO call at No. 20, Cedar street, opposite
the Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Ten
nessee, at the earliest convenience. For
further particulars, enquire at the gale
ry above named.
The Gallery of the Cumberland is now
opened opposite the Commercial Hotel.
The proprietors of the above establish
meDt would respectfully inform the cit
zens of Nashville that they are prepared
to furnish photographs superior to any
heretofore made in this city. Having
fitted up our capacious Gallery, far SUI
perior to any in the Southern States, and
also procured at great expense the best
practical Photographers that we could
procure in New York, Cincinnati and
Chicago, which compose one of the most
talented and largest corps of Photograph
ers in the Department of the Cumber-
land. We are prepared to execute all
kinds Of work desired, with despatch,
and at reasonable prices. We would re-
specifically invite all those DESTROYS of
having Photographs to visit our Gallery,
where they will be treated with cOurte-
ey by us and all our attaches. Please
call, one and oil, and examine specimens
of Cartes de Visite, etc.
MORSE & PEAsLEE,
Proprietors.
] N. BIN connection with the above
named Gallery, we have other establish
ments at different points with the Army
of the Cumberland, from which we are
in daily receipt Of Photographs of Oh,
officers Of the army. Duplicates can b'
had by addressing Morse & Peaslee, p
o. Box l43, Nashville, Tenn.
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Cotton Yarns / cotton Yarns

Hornbeok & Ashbridge, No. 40 College
street, have just received large lot Of
Spun Cotton, which they will sell by the
bale At very low prices, for Tennessee
money. Aug27. Ct.
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mnrahaI,s sale.

Large Lot Of Boots, Shoes and Hats -
will sell on Tuesday morning, at 10 O.
clock, Sept. 9th, 1868, at the Custom
House, No II, East side Public Square
at Al. Duncan & Co.'S, old stand, large
lot of Boots, Shoes and Hats, to the high
est bidder for cash.
Il. II. GLAsCoCK,
sep5-at U. S. Marshal.
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TuEATRE-The performances at the
theatre are very inviting tonight COM
moncing with the thrilling drama Of the
"Wept Of the Wish Ton WISH" follow
ed by a dance by Miss Kitty Blanchard,
the amusing pantomime of "Bibis First
Love- " in which the ZAyistowskis APP
pear songs by Mr. Stewart; and con-
Guiding with the Wandering MINSTREL"
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Recorder SHANE disposed Of Is cases
yesterday, Drunkenness, or olenses
growing out Of the use OF spirituous
liquors, was the chief cause Of COM
plant
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Suffers AND MERCHANT ,
NOTICE!

Ga MONDAY, Sept. 9TH, 1863, at 10
o'clock, we will sell in lots to suit pur-
chasers, at auction, at our store, Nos. Al
aud Az Market, between Union street and
the Square, a large consignment OF
"LyOns's celebrated Catawba Brandy"
without reserve. Said goods are sold to
close consignment, and are to be sold
only to loyal buyers. The attention OF
all dealers is called TO the above, as il
is a rare chance, as the Brandy will be
sold by the gallon or case.
sep5-2t Ii. G. JACKSON & Co.
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suffers OF the ARMY or tho Uumbor
land, HaIIyI

HhAieF7 ~ Nho army OF inc Nuhiuol
land, RaIlyI
May The Rose Of England never blow,
May the Thisae of Scotland never grow
May the Harp of ireland never play
Until the Stars and stripes have woa the day.
A & M. Landsberg & Co, on the South
side corner Of the Square and Market
street, have on hand large assortment
of Fine Wines. Also, large lot of Ale,
Beer, Oysters, Peaches, Cherries, Honey,
in Glass and Can, Pickles in Jars and
Kegs, Spioed Tripe and Tongues, Nuts,
Pigs Feet and Tongues, Condensed Milk,
Figs, Dates, RAisins, Spices, Onions,
Lemon Syrup, Dried Apples aud Peach
es, Rock Candy, Stick Candy, Fancy
Candy, Cigars OF all kinds, Tobacco,
Sweet Owen, Rosebud, Silk and Cotton
Handkerchiels, Pins, Needles, Pipes,
Boots and Shoes, Combs OF every de-
scription, Good Stationery, and avariety
of Yankee Notions, which We offer al
the lowest figures,
Come and give US trial before pur-
chasing.
Our Motto is Quick Sales and Small
Profits.
A, & M. LABDsBERd & Co
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Persons wishing nne pen can find a
good variety At the Gold Pen Depot, ~
Cherry street two doors South Of Cedar
jel0-tf.
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House Tor IIonIand Farnlturo Tor
Sal.

A good house for rent and furniture
Tor sale, situated on Summer street, be-
tween Church and Broad. Address lock-
drawer No, o, Post.otice.
sep6-tf
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The weather was oppressiyely warm
after midday yesterday.
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TT" OF WWTU8
Any quGndty Of old newspapers can
be purchased, at forty cents per hundred,
by applying at the UNION Office IT,
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NEVER KNOWN 10 FALL
DIxON'S
Aromatic Blackberry Carminaliye.
IuE sovgRuGN REAEDY roR
Dysentery, Diarrhea, Flux, Cholera Morbus,
and Summer Complaint

The immenso salea testify to the merits Of this
remedy.
The numerous daily reports Of astonishing icures
attost its value
II has advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the disease, and impartug tone and strength
10 the system
Is safe and harmless to the infant and powerful In
the adult case.
10 the soldier, especially, it is invaluable, being
appropriately termed by them, ia many certificates,
THE SOLDIERS FRIEND.o
Mothers find It superior 20 any soothing syrup tor
children teethng freed from the injurious effects Of
~ "A + o 4 @ =, gives rest 70 tho sufferer by re-
moving the disease. sold by respectable eaer every
where
PRICE, s5 CENTS a hottie.
Prepared only by
VIM. f. DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, o.
julyl2-6m.
So LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED TIE
virtues Of BuIiss CedrOn Buffers, II any
such there be, read the following certificate from gen
tlemen well known IN this community, aud doubt no
It's general introduction into tue army will save the
lives OF thousands OF our soldiers
loUsVliLE, KY, June 3, 1858
We, the Undersigned, have seen the good effects
produced by the use OF DR. JOH BUtL's CHpRuN BIT
TEs in cases Of general debility and prostraIion Of
the system, and believe It's general would prevent
disease and relieve much suleriug. AnOug SOL
diers particularly would this be TIC case, especially
those who are exposed To- nltsoalC 90 ucucea IA the
Southern climate.
MAI PHILIP SPIKED,
Collector Int, Rev "a Dist KY
CHAS. b. COTTON,
Collector OF tho Port OF Louisville, Ky.
COL n DENT
Prov. Marshal Gen'lof Kentucky.
REV. d. 4. hENpEtsuN,
Noe-Prest uf sanitary Commission.
| AARNEY, HUGHES, q Co,
Publishers democrat
GEO DOEKN
Prop. Louisville An4ogtr
| HUGHES &PAGKHtiL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dsaiors Nam stroot,
| Louisville, Ky.
| DAVIS, GREEN a %,
| Wholesale Shoe usa.crs, ain ST. Louisville
HART MAPOrHER.
| photographers, oorpor Market and Third Sta,
Louisville, Ky.
| JULIUS WINTER
Clothing Merchant, corner d aud MARI et
| Streets, Louisville, hy
| CAPT, 3, +. HlLDNEfH,
| OF steamer MAJOR Auderd1n
MAJ l.. T. THUarON,
| pHymasier 4. s Army.
C. NJ MElCkLf,
National Hotel, Louisville, ~.
COL JhS5E BAYLN,
4th Ky Cavalry.
| GEORaED PRENTICE,
louisville journal,
soc advertisement in another coiump
Iuna lE-3m
sdd wholesale Az Nssuynls bf Armstrong A.. O5
| Church straot
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, !
September z, 1868. (
NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE,
German Rrapch.

hNf'NAAbNA y 1ouos
NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE,
German Rrapch
TENNESSEE STATE COUNCIL NO. ,.
All true and loyal Germans, or citizens
and soldiers, are invited to join our or
ganizAtion Come on, brethren and en-
large our patriotic circle. Our regular
meetings arc held on Friday Of each
week at 8 o'clock, p, NJ, in the City
Council Hall. The business of next
meeting will be the election Of a dele
gate to be sent to a general convention OF
all the German Leagues throughout the
united States, to be held on the 18th OF
October at Cleveland, Ohio.
Ae''ri EDITORS Please publish the with
IN Tuesday Sth, and Friday 18th inst.
respectfully JOHN RUIN.
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We called in yesterday TO see Colonel
Johnson, commanding the recruits for
Tennessee cavalry, and found him up to
his ears in acquisitions, papers, sc He
was completing the organization of his
brigade of cavalry, and expects in few
days to move into East Tennessee,
with a cavalry force that will be sufficient
to drive from the soil Of the "Swi'zar-
land of America" the last rebel, and
"redeem, regenerate aud disenthrall, /" the
land Of his birth and home, from the
footsteps Of the traitors and tyrantp,
who have caused the murder of innocent
women and children. Look out ye rebels,
and expect no mercy from the hands Of
8 redeemed people.
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NlashriIle Mninn.
Knoxville Isodeomedi

We have the gloripus intelligence that
The city Of Knoxville was redeemed on
the Attn inst, by Gen. Burnside's army.
We have no intelligence Of any lighting
The miserable outlaws who have, for
over two years, been numbering men, aud
outraging women, in the name, and by
the authority Of he Southern Coincide
racy, fed in terror from the approach Of
the Federal troops. The foul mouI he'd
coward Of the Knoxville Register, who
has 50 long been talking Of dying in the
last ditch, no doubt led The ingloriOus
flight Of the traitors, while abject terror
added wings to his feet. We now yirtu.
ally possess East Tennessee. The rebels
will hardly venture to resist Rosecrans
At Chattanooga, although there were ru-
mors Of Gght yesterday. There may
probably be some skirmishing in that
vicinity We hope that the sword and
torch Of retribution may do their perfect
work on the traitors of East Tennessee.
We hear that the eccentric and silver
voiced Reverend Jesse b. Ferguson,
formerly Of this city, but for some time
a wanderer 10 the Southern Confedtracy,
has returned home. Jesse used TO tell
us how the "brave Southern boys" were
dying to fight the Yankees, and how
they used to ask him, with tears in Their
eyes, "Oh, Mr.. Ferguson, can't we make
these Lincolnites fight us -
lie can answer that question now
fully.
We called in yesterday TO see Colone
Johnson, commanding the recruits fol
Tennessee cavalry, and found him up t,
I,;o cave la rn,r;est;cno ,,an,ru e. IL
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PACE FOR TrssIusE.-Ihe path to safe and

Pace FOR TrssIssrE.-1he path to safe and
enduring peace for Tennessee lies straight through
tho conuieie destr ucion Of Slavery. To daily aud
tamu.r with Conservation or ProSlayerysm viii
surely involve her IA still greater Trouble mud dill
Guilty. /, rho wishes to obtain happiness, she must
tirsl be just. She cannot hope al tins day, whcb
Tho light OF Heaven over truth fills the world With
i glory, expect to enjoy her owl nights while sue
y and dishonesty dlsregsrds and wshholds the
inairuable right Of Others. AID We are pleased to
know that thousands Of her citizens arc warmly IN
favor Of tho removal of Slavery aud that their ranks
arc recruiting continually. All the astonishing
change which IL coming over the people ON tins
question, IN.ehyile Vpion.
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DECISION BY THE PRovosr- M RsuAL. GrErRAL.
The Provost uarsf al General has writ, en- letter
to Gov Andrew If Massachusetts, in which 10 Avs
that if shall he made to appear 10 him by Tho Cow
error OF sny State that psr'i ular towHs to vi G.,
qnotas have been assigned nave here'0 f,re actually
furnished surplus Of men over their quo ~, sn
order will be i usG d.caT2ing FROM the tervic. II
the Unite1 States bnmter OF meo called i0to the
service by the present drat from sail tow equal
10 The surrus proved TO have been ufbished hereto-
excess on former calls. The number " mn tnls
discharged from the service will 10 added 20 The
hext subsequent quota OF the Congressional district
TO which said towus belong.
THE $500 COMMUNICATIONS OF THE AL
BAsY COMMON CouscIL.--1he Common Couocil
ast evening resolved, 10 70 l. 10 pay 5000 eseh
drafted man who shall srand ais draft Or wbo sbai
procure I'm accepted sabslitute fl bis Place, pro-
vded tho said law be declared eonstita tional." A.
this action Of the Common Council places every
drafted man upon equal footing, prsuu,e No
shall bear Do more about the die ruinAiion which
tEs~D,ns Joyros'.
A REBEL CoYscRIPTISa OFFICER PicKRD Up.
On Saturday last R-.el nihis muster for sbs
purpose Of obt.inlDg cOnscrls for TIE SODfe.-ssts
vice YVES called 70 be held at Brerisvii!e, Va.
No ore wes present., however, exc IT rhe eifscr +
ing officer hiIuself--L .ur-Col. Nicbo'-4sDd he We
sobbed up BY Il detncnInsnt Of Ua'ou cavalry . %
ont ty 0r!er cf Gen. Hri ia ma. the Liter L.vin8
ob,aiied knowledge OF the coDt,my ia'ed Gts-'sf.
lws-hi too star
RAILROAD BRrDsE DESTROYED. The Connect
cut ri,er railroad bridge. seven hundrei aud uxsy
feet long, over lbe Deeri-ld 1ver, one nile soo.h
of Cfeeu6eld, Muss., war destroyed by hre efiy
Saturday morning. II WIS ole OF the most expen-
1--WE bridges on 'be road, having eost ao'u' go 90.
40 tie piefs remain Standing. the toss wall M. *
iced so, 900. Insured Tor 81, 90 ia lie Spnns-
Leld and 81. COMPANY, aud the Hartford oiscs.
REYuGrgs.--Over one hundred negroes arrived At
N. H., last week, probably r,tugers
rom this city, aud are " bs employer la I've Navy
Yard.
Arms FOR THIS SrATE-T~eniy-iwo cnr- lesdsd
with muskcis o. 90 IN an reached Albany VI
Mo- day. Some 20, 900 more are To follow.
ArBASY.-I, hrs Teen resolved 10 inc'esse tho
police iOrce Of Albany ~ MI ADDITIONAL w men.
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EemsrL able Letter from Prisoner In the
Old Cnpitol.

We make the following extract from letter by n
Rebel Trifoner, in tie O!d Capitol, TO his friend
~ tie South:
al; IL bur Hating feet, thet ont OF the zee Con
feoeTses captured With lie, only 800 remain TAFT
~ our CCuiedeIa Y, The baanCe Of them having
taken the osth of allegiance to that cetested fsnsee
Government. Oh. now l hsve urged upon those
Dir hoDcred wretcles 10 pause ere they ebSulied
theas' ives IL IN, vitab.e rui,, bat tey answsied
ne: The COniedersey c.unCt gain her iudeleud-
ence; Vick,burg has fallen aid WY Should longer
wss,e ny lie IL u useless UNDERTAKING
otis ,rue tie pIotpect a, the pre.ent l,oks dark
for the South. The dsrgest hour always preccoes
lie dawn Of light. God grant it may p'Ove no with
our beloved COufederGcy But If II doer not II II
Il possible for the South to fail, will never deseri
her. will return to Dixie and be with those ths'
irfiet tie ls-t teTrle panishuenI uloH Ter tre"oh-
AROMA foesn
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF se~-YoRg.. ...J,Lr 70
Cleared.

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sch os.is-t.,.s Holssn boz MOB .dfo.s, f'Tg1-
90 & 60 Oily -oa, hs,ol. H"i,~-l, 81. 5erjtHin'
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sts.nsr Sarah Jeu, Pails'lphiA ISase to Neisf NIX
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