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edge and belief, the Above-named guarantOrs are
good and SUFFICIENT suretiea for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
To be certified by the United States District At
torney, Collector of Customs, or any other ofieer
under the United States Government, or response
Bile person known to this ONCE.
D. II. RUCKER,
de9-u Brig. Gen. and QuArteTmAster.
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DECISIONS, BoUNTIEs,
il BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS
AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY.
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RumOrs About the Campaign.

Gen. Grant told the President that the
stories of Sherman's reverses were untrue,
that he had accomplished all he was sent
to do.
A source confded in as reliable, says
Grant is in favor of the capture of Rich
mond as the first step in the campaign
that the Eleventh and Twelfth Corps will
be brought to the Potomac Army from
Chattanooga, and the Sixteenth and Seven
tenth from the Mississippi River. Banks
will be REINFORCED by negro troops It is
expected that with the aid Of the feet he
will be able to take Mobile.
The Richmond Enquirer says Bragg will
order fifteen hundred cavalry to be sta
toned around Richmond to protect the
city from raids and the country from inva-
sion.
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GeneraI Order, No. 10.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF NASHVILLE, :
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March Z, 1864.
Brig.-Gen. /. Thomas, Adj't General
United States, having revoked his order au-
thorizing the impressment Of negroes into
the army, such impressments are no longer
legal, and if made will be revoked and the
facts reported to these Headquarters, by the
military authorities Work hands on plan
tationa within this District having been al
most exhausted by impressment, and the
running away Of such hands-often leaving
large families of helpless women and chill
dren without the means Of support-no i'm
pressment Of slaves will hereafter be made
for any purpose without imperative neces-
sity, and by order of the Post Commander.
II. The loyal, law-abiding people of the
District, including those who have, in good
faith, taken the Amnesty Oath" are in
vited to rebuild their fences and re-stock
their farms, and grow crops, with the assn
rance that they will hereafter be protected
in the possession of all their property,
which will not be appropriated for the pub
lie use, unless by competent authority, and
not then without fair compensation being
paid to the owner thereof.
III. Good and efficient soldiers are found
at the post Of duty. Generally, the worth
less and inefficient struggle and roam over
the country, away from their commands,
marauding and robbing. Such struggling
,.,,-c,,J,rs Mill borooeto- - o,-o-to1 49,
punished and every soldier absent from his
command, unless on duty, without the writ
ten permission Of the officer commanding
the Postor Station, will be deemed a strag-
gler and punished accordingly.
BY command Of Mai. Gen. Rousseau.
B. II. Polk,
mar 9.-3t Capt. A. G.
Call and be introduced to those beau
full Dress Goods, Prints, Notions, &c, Just
received at Cowan & Freeman's, 2S Public
Square, corner of Deadrick St-they will
bear an acquaintance. march s-lw.
Wanted, good secondhand Iron Safe
Apply at 4G Union-st. feb left
Z. S. $40 per cent. Bonds; U. S. one
year per cent. Certificates for sale at First
National Bank.
Officers and soldiers renting money
North will find it to their advantage to call
at First National Bank, No. so College
street, and get a check. It is the safest and
cheapest way to send money North.
feb 17-1m
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PRoMorIoNs.-The Dispatch Of yeste

PRoMorIoSs-The Dispatch Of yester-
day says;
There have been several promotions re-
Gently in the 18th Michigan regiment, which
has for the past ten months been Provost
Guard of this place. Lieut.. Col. Spauld
ing's promotion 10 the Colouelcy of the l2th
Tennessee iniantry, we have already motto
ed. We learn that MaiorHoner, OF the
same regiment, has been promoted 70 the
rank of Lieutenant Colonel; Captain HUI
burd, of Company a, promoted 10 the rank
Of Major, rice Major Homer and Lieutenant
Weatherband, OF Company X, pRomoted
to the Captaincy Of Company A, race Cap
tain Huiburd. We are personally acquain-
ted with Major Honor, and have had means
Of knowing his worth az a gentleman; a
scholar, and a soldier. and believe he pos
seSses all these qualities in an eminent de-
gree, and therefore worthy of~the position
% which he has been elevated. Second
Lieut.. Hewitt, Of Co. c, was promoted to
the first Lieutenancy Of Co. X, cioc Wealth
erband.
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Amusements.


THRATKE.-The engagement OF the dis
tihguished tragedian, Dir. John Z. Owens,
closes tomorrow night, and his farewell
benefit is set Cor this evening. On this oc-
casion he VIII repeat his great character Of
Robert Briefly in the thrilling drama Of
+" The Ticket Of Leave Man" He played
this part last night to large and deeply
interested audience, who seemed TO be
spell-bound by the charms Of his inimit-
able portraitures Of real life. IN this part
Mr.. Owens DEVELOPS the highest phases Of
the dramatic art. We 40 longer regard
hin, Sas only the core liam who pleases
cur fancy or tiekles our ribs, but as one
capable Of touching deeply the tender, and
most pathetic, and refined emotions. Of the
human breast. Let no one fail to see him
tonight The performances close with
8 Young America, in which he appears as
John James Pooley.
Erw TBKATRE.-The entertainments al
the new theatre tonight are for the benefit
Of Mr.. 7. L. Davenport. They commence
with "s6n Waters Run Deep" Capt.
Hawksley by Mr.. Davenport; John Mild
may, Mr.. Wallack; Mrs. sternhold, Mrs.
Farren. To conclude with The Lancers."
Capt. Lennox by Mr.. Davenport Capt. Bel
ton, Mr.. Wallack
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Rirer Aews.

The Cumberland s. still falling, with
about IL feet water on HarPeth shoals
There have been slight rains since our last
with prospect for more.
The steamer New York leaves for Pitts
burg at P. M. to-day.
The Ohio river is falling from Pittsburg 70
Cairo, with depth Of water ont from Lou
isville Of fourteen feet.
The Prima Donna left Louisville on the
9th for this ports and the Dime vas adver-
tised FOR the day following.
The Ingomsr has been chartered at Cin-
einnati to bring Circus company 70 Nash :
vile.
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aalonetaru 4 Commercial.
DAILY UNION OFFICE,

DAILY UNION OFFICE,
Nashville, March IL, 1864.
CorToS. - Small sales yesterday We
quote at 55@57c h.
GRocERIEs-N. o. Sugar 19@2lc p 10;
Crushed 24e; Coffee 44c; Tea 81 75@S2 2s
y H., according to quality; Molasses, SIG
81 10 ? gall Syrup 81 lO@S1 20.
FLoUR-In good supply at IS 1889 y
Dbl.
MEAL-In request at 81 10 p bushel.
BAcox-In demand at l3c y n. hog round.
LARD-very scarce. Would bring no
l71zc y n.
CASDLEs-star 24c y H., Tallow, 50 y box.
SALTS 50 p Dbl.
ToBAcco.-Dinicult to class; SOc@SI so
p n.
soAP.-German I2]kc = b; Family l21Ic.
CHEEsE.-Western Reserve 1Sc p b.;
Hamburg ls5l; English Dairy zoe.
NALs.-S9 90 = keg, assorted sizes.
MAoKERFL.-In barrels SIS 90; y bbls.
50 30; Kits So 90.
BRooNs.-:4 90 p dozen.
BucKErs.-s4 90 p dozen.
DYE SrUFFs.-Indigo 81 IS p h; Nader
zoe = ID. Coperas &c y h.
CorToS CARDs.-Sl5@SIs dozen.
CLovER sEED.-SI2 90 y bushel.
LEArHER.-Sole, oak, 50@55e p n; Hem
lock ss@45c; Harness 55G6Oe; Upper, per
dozen, S5O@S6O; Calf skins, per dozen, $50
@60; Kip Skins, per dozen, S729$lOO.
on AND HrDEs.-Tanners' Oil 81. 5OGS2 =
gallon. Green Hides s9Iee ? h; dry do.
leGI5c p n.
GRASS SEEDS - Timothy S. = bushel !:
Herds grass 81 50; Orchard, s. so; Blue
grass S2@2 so.
NorE.-The above are wholesale prices.
CINcIxxATI, March 9, P 'M.-The large
advance in gold has unsettled markets gen
s-lly. and all kinds Of produce are held
with increased frmness.
Flour held Ice higher, but the demand
was not better; superiine s. sjQ5 90.
Wheat 2c higher, but not offered freeley
az the advance; red 81 3OGl %, white
81 Ssal ~. Coru duh, and declined 70 500
Soc, distillers are out Of the market. Oats
hrmer, At 7sd7qc in bulk, and soc in sacks.
Whiskey higher; sales at Soc.
Provisions firm but quiet, and holders are
more confident, owing 10 the advance Of
gold.
Groceries buoyant, oil articles held higher
Money market easy. Gold advanced 10
lo9, silver &c l559l57. Exchange firm.
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Those who are DESTROYS of leaving their
4 GREEN, for their celebrated 4" Kentucky
Yoke Shirts" or fine under wear, should do
40 at once, as the demand for their goods is
increasing so fast many will have to wait and
perhaps be disappointed. Leave your or
ders at AZ College Street
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n L. Alexander, No. n, Public Square,
Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Suffers
Supplies Boots Shoes and Hats. just re-
oeived, 30 600 Cigars different brands; 30
bags Coffee 80 barrels n. O. Sugar; 30
half barrels Golden Syrup; Maekerel in
half barrels and kits; Joe boxes Cheese ;
Pickles and other Fancy Goods, too tedious
10 mention, and for sale at The loves:
market prices. u. L. ALExANDEh.
March LIN.
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Minister Dayton's son, said to have lately
arrived from France, says the aceordace by
the French Government to the free egress
of the rebel cruisers from ports in which
they have been allowed to receive repairs,
in his opinion, foreshadows the recognition
Of the Southern Oonfederacy.
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James Turner, one of the repre-
sentative of the Ist Ward in the Common
Council, rendered his resignation yesterday.
It was accepted by the Council and James
NJ. Hinton elected to fill the vacancy.
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3la5Ilrilie stlnion.
Railroad Bulletin.

Passenger trains on the railroads cen
tering in this city are now timed as fol-
lows:
Louisville and Eashville-Leave Z A. NJ.
and 4:15 ? n. Arrive $3.50 P. II. and 4
A. NJ.
Nashville and Chattanooga-Leaves 4.5O
pm. Arrives AIS A. NJ.
Tennessee and Alabams-Leaves 9:l5 A.
n. Arrives $3.50 P. NJ.
Nashville and Northwestern-Leaves 7:3o
A. II. Arrives 3.45 P. N.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock
wanted, For which the highest price will be
paid, by THos. S. MARR.
CERTIFIED ACCoUYTs.-Tesmsters, laborers
and others, before selling their Government
Vouchers, should take them to the Exchange
Office, corner of Union and COllege-streets,
where the very best rates are given by
THos. S. MARI.
Purchase Vouchers cashed at the lowest
rate Of discount. Government checks on
Louisville cashed on the most reasonable
terms.
All kinds of uncurrent money bought
and sold. The highest rates always paid
for Silver and Gold. feb 1S-tf
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SWORD PREsENTATION-A fine sword
was recently presented TO Lieut.. J. T. Mc-
Knight, company B, Slst Wisconsin Vol
unteers, at Murfreesboro, by the non-com-
missioned officers and privates Of said com
pany. Sergeant Mcbride, on presenting
the sword, said:
LIEUT.. McKNIoHT: On behalf Of the mem
bers Of company B, / am authorized TO in
form you that we have felt it our duty to
purchase a sword, belt and sash, to present
you as a token Of our regard for you as an
officer over US; and we trust that 50 long as
il remains in your possession, that You will
not allow it to be disgraced by any base
action or cowardly retreat. Take it; and
when once drawn in defence Of your coun-
try, il you ever have cause to sheathe it,,
let it be in the body Of traitor.
Lieut. Mcknight replied:
SOLDIERS OF CoNPANY B: ] accept this
sword as a token Of the highest regard from
what 1 believe to be as good a company Of
soldiers as ever trod Southern soil. Al
though you have not been tried so eEectu-
ally on tho battlefield a. some others have
yet you have gone through oil the hard
ships Of camp life, marching and hunting
guerrillas for the last twelve months, and /
have every reason to believe that you will
do yourselves equal honor on the field Of
battle. Boys, have had presents before,
but none that l appreciated as l shall this )
r is not the intrinsic value Of the article
that will make me prize it so highly, but
respect for the brave donors, the boys Of
company 3 /; and when this war shall have
ended, and we return to our homes and
friends, if ! should be permitted to be ono
Of that number, shall never look upon
this sword without thinking Of the boys Of
my old company. And now gentlemen &C
cept my thanks, and I shall endeavor as
long as shat sword remains in my hands,
that it never shall be dishonored.
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From Chattanooga.

/ CHATTANOOGA, March IO.-Gen. Thomas
rode to the front to-day and found all quiet
along the lines. Our new position is con
siderably in advance of the one held during
| the winter.
! Gen. Palmer's line embraces Chickamau-
ga battle field, Ringgold, Taylor and Whites
Oak ridges. The Cleveland gaps are strong
ly fortified.
The rumors of skirmishing and heavy fir
ing in front, resulting from the rebel raids
on the railroads, which have been so preva-
lent for a few days past, have no foundation
whatever-Gen. Palmers orders to his coln-
mand for target practice has given rise to
them.
There are now at Dalton and Tunnel Hill
six divisions and two old brigades of rebel
/ infantry Roddy's, Patterson's, Humes' and
Davidson's brigades of cavalry. The infan-
| try organization embraces Hardee's corps of
Walkers, Cheatham's and Cleburne's di-
visions; Hindman's corps of stevensOn's,
Stewards and Bates divisions four thou
| sand men is a large estimate for each divis-
I ion, and three thousand for all the cavalry,
/ gives a grand total of about twenty nine
thousand men.
There are no apprehensions Of raid on
the railroads. All lines, including that to
Ringgold, are nearly finished and well
guarded.
Veterans are coming back at the rate Of
2,OOe per day. Many regiments bring from
three to four hundred new recruits. The I'd
Michigan cavalry are heroes Of ninety-eight
fights. Col. Ben. Smith, commanding, has
been reinstated. A Union meeting was held
here to-day, and was largely attended BY
citizens. Resolutions in favor OF immediate
unconditional emancipation were passed
unanimously. A State Convention was re-
commended.
Mai. McMiehael, Asst. Adjutant General
goes to Philadelphia tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, March Specials state
that the Titan, captured by the rebels,
has been burned in the Pantatauk river,
where she was followed by our gunboats
to prevent recapture.
The First and Third corps Of the
Army of the Potomac are TO be teln-
porarily transferred to the Second, Fifth
and Sixth corps, and the commanders
will be Sedgwick, Hancock and War
rem
The Tribune's Army of the Potomac
dispatch says that on Friday General
Custar, with 500 men, made a recennois-
sance to Enys Ford, on the Rsppahan-
mock, and found only the usual rebel
piekets on the opposite banks A small
portion Of Custars force crossed and
drove the enemy's pickets in the diree-
ton Of Fredericksburg, and secuted
the country for several miles beyond
the river without meeting with opposi-
ton, and then returned
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DIED.

Ia Springfield. Robertson county, Tennessee. on
"Wednesday morning. 9th inst, u 50 O'Clock. Mr..
SUSAN CHEATHAM. relict 81 The late Cen Rich
ard Choafhsrn-
ClarlasYine and Columbia, Tennessee, and Louis
Rille and Clneinaaii TaIers please copy.
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We are obliged to Joel Davis, Esq
agent Of the Adams Express; W. Il. Enrich
and ". c. Collier, newsdealers, for the
latest New York, and Philadelphia, Cincin-
natl and Louisville papers.
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We made mention last week of the
killing Of Wiley Barker caught in the act
Of stealing in private room at the City
Hotel He was killed by pistol shot by
Mr.. James II. Collins, clerk of the Hotel
who surprised him in the room, and pro-
ceeded to take him to the police Office. The
circumstances connected with the killing
were investigated Wednesday and yester-
day, fully, fairly and impartially, and re-
suited in the honorable discharge Of Mr.
Collins. Counsel for the prosecution, W
g. Brien; for the defence, John S. Brien, J.
c. Guild, T. T. Smiley, and NJ. NJ. Brien, jr.
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See the advertisement of money lost.
Ifyou have found it return il to the owner.
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Chase WlthdraWs from the Canvass.
The Cincinnati Commercials Columbus
correspondent says Chase has Withdrawn his
name from the Presidential canvass.
Latest from Sherman's Expedition.

Latest from SheFman'S Expedition.
The Gazette's Cairo despatch says Sher-
man had penetrated thirty-fve miles be-
yond Meridian; destroyed all the railroads
in that vicinity, thirty-twO locomotives and
a large number of cars. There was no regu-
lar firing after leaving Canton. Sherman's
loss, killed, wounded and missing, is about
five hundred. A large number of planta-
tons were destroyed.
ST. LOUIS, March I0.-W aldron, Arkan-
sas, was burned by the guerrillas a. few
nights since. Two steamers and large
supply train from Little Rock arrived al
Fort Smith. The steamer Leon, with com
missary stores, sunk above Little Rock on
the sixth. General Price has returned from
Matamoras, and commands a rebel detach-
ment of Arkansas troops.
New YORK, March 1O.-Cotton zoe. Gold
64A.
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8g Telegraph.
Latest from Richmond.
-
REBELS BOAST OF STRIPPING
DAHLGREENs BODY.
-o-
RUMORS ABOUT THE PLANS OF
THE CAMPAIGN.
90
TROUBLE WITH FRANCE AN
TICIPATED
LATEST FROM THE SOUTHWEST
Late Richmond NeWs.--Dahlgren MUIR
dered and Stripped,

HEADQUARTERS OF THE Army OF THE Pc
ToNAe, March l0.-Richmond papers of the
seventh, mainly agree with heretofore pub
lislfed accounts of Kilpatrick's raid, and
Csstur's expedition. The Richmond Exam
liner says Col. Dahlgren was killed at Wa
terston, stripped naked and left lying in the
road.
Richmond papers say 1t. Pollard brought
in ninety-fve Yankee prisoners, captured
in the encounter in King William county,
making an aggregate of three hundred and
four prisoners captured from the raiders.
WASHINGTON, March I0.--Gen. Grant had
three hours conference with Stanton and
Halleek. A general plan of the campaign,
intended to be decisive, was agreed upon.
Grant goes tomorrow to ascertain the con-
dition Of the army of the Potomac.
Gen. Halleck will perform the functions
Of chief Of staff to the President.
High authorities say Gen. Grant viii soon
return South.
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ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTERs' OFEICE
prs-rD TpANgpopT

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTERs' OFEICE, J
RIVER TRANSFORMATIONS,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 8, 1864. J
The Levees at this City being required foi
the exclusive use Of the public service, no
tice is hereby given to.Masters Of Boats anc
Shippers, that on application at this Office
boats will be permitted to land and reeeiv,
private freight at the Government lower
landing (head Of Nashville Island) when Il
does not interfere with the public service.
+. s. WISsLow,
Captain and A. @. NJ,
ChiefOfiicer Of River Transportation.
March 9, div.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-11

Recorder Shane tried some twenty
two violators Of the municipal laws yes
terday. Of the number 16 were arrested
for drunkenness !; 1 for merchandising
without license; for whipping his wife !;
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct /;
and for sleeping in the market house.