The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-31

lille sheet called "M7tolelFs Cavalier"
dated Fayetteville, Tenn, July rs. II
il full Of life and loyalty, and abounds
in good things. The Editorial corps is
composed Of
LIEUT.. ". Q. McGONIGAL, EDrroR.
ASSOCIATE EDITORS,
j. MILTON HIGGs, I'd. Indiana Cavalry.
CuRT. X EMRIE, 4th.
PETE griffin, I'd &"
w. L. JAuS, 4th. q
H. $. EyANs, 4,h.
TERMs.-Single copy 10 cents. L. s.
Currency. Sl,00 Confederate Currency.
The Cavalier gives the following a Y
alicr notice Of it's predecessor
For the use Of printing material, on
which TO issue our first copy, we are in
debted 70 Mr.. Wallace, formerly editor
and proprietor Of the Fayetteville o.
ssrUer, which, judging from the copies
now before us, was the meanest, dirtiest,
lying secession sheet published in the
Southern Co%nfederaoy, not excepting the
Chattanooga RebeL There is no excuse
for Mr.. VILLAGES disloyalty, as he had
all his rights uVSer the "old flag" and
by becoming the mouth. piece and
disseminatoF Of infamous lies and mis-
representations against the Federal Gov
ernment be has proved himself either a
groveling hypocrite or an svowed enemy
TO the Government.
The C6sayer is truly depicted above,
as this paragraph from its columns
testiiies:
Eve are confident now that Cincinnati
and Louisville will be promptly taken
by the Oonfederates, and that the Ohio
will be a permanent line Of defense. Do
not be surprised TO hear that the capt. us
Of Ohio and Indiana surrender TO the
Confederate armies soon"
OF tho march of the FIRST cavalry
division the CaUa1ier says:
Never since the organization of this
Department, has the same number of
miles been travelled, and as many skir-
mishes, and each resulting in complete
routing of the enemy. For fourteen
days it rained almost constantly-we
marched through mud-forded rivers,
and for days neither officers or men had
on dry ~clothing-yet it was borne with
out a murmur and the entire cavalry
command is as ready and willing to day
as they were the day we started.
Wen done cavaliers
We take these items from the Caralier:
DIsLoYAL RESIDENTS. - Brig. General
Mitchell, on taking possession of this
/ place, issued an order which will be
found in another column, requiring all
disloyal citizens TO take the oath of
Allegiance and give bonds, within eight
days or be sent beyond our lines South.
Capt. Hancock, the gentlemanly and
efficient Provost Marshal, is kept busy
from morning till night, making loyal
citizens Of those who have become dis
gusted with the Southern Confederacy
and are returning to their Allegi nee.
While the lamp holds ont to bnrn
The vilest sinner may return
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES our cavalry
entered huntsville, two ladies; strongly
seccsh, were looking at the column pass
when one remarked: "Lal Sarah, dom
the nasty things were good clothes ~
The large and commodious church hat
been fitted up as a Hospital, and is under
the immediate charge of Or. a. j. Smith
Act. Surgeon of the I'd. Indiana Cavalry
lie has about 30 patients, all of whom
are conyalesiug.
The following is an extract ofa letter
published in the Richmond Examiner
and youched for by the editor of that pa.
per as "from an officer from Northern
Virginia" and intelligent and intellgi,
BILE:
We saw many q Pennsylvania tired Q
the war. We met sevaGl knights Of III
G0lden Circle One intelligent farme
told me that 1--WE ought to be unsuocess
ful in the war, unless VIC captured Alb
Lincoln this trip, and that our advent il
Pennsylvania was hailed with 10y bl
hree million Of Northern Democrats.
Take this for what il is worth; there i
trulhsome where in II.
The first of the attack on Charlesto.
was entirely unexpected by the rebels
there were several bathing At the time
and when the gunboats appeared the.
ran as fast as possible IN Puris natural
bus, leaving every thing on the beach.
-s--
One of the "Smiths" in Boston, VIII
was drafted, on being asked by a frien
if be intended TO 60, replied: "No. 80
see tho papers says q drafted man get
S4O2 bounty, the same as a volunteer.