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prices withont especial change Green Apnes hfe sell
mere abundant and selling Mt 51.5Aa..3 pc basket
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L writer In the BuQalo Express says:

1SIhe y. 7. Tribune In Assuming lint ffost checks
10 have forgotten that, during the Russian and Tur
kiah war, With the Enow three feet deep, and the
Thermometer at zero, tha Russian army, IN the BAL
Kan mountains, lost regiment a day by cholera!
at a taue, That In this country, the cholera has
u.rally done its worst in the warm season but, with
the history o! that disca.e before as, We shonld
crnyey err in ns5umin that frost s, OF necessity,
the slightest impediment Ia ita extreme rayages."
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-21

Al ~ he shevc 10 q Goois viii he soIi f3r one
5olsr each. Cefthcaies - al The varCus aTsieles
ftaung EtEt each one csn have, are SRI I'D m sn-
vel5pes. sealed 40, snd niEef and ahsu ordered,
ere token ouf Eiih0ut regard ~ cn0oe % s=Bf -
NAL. tins eIvinE AR ehgnce. On rsca.uf Of the
Certificate ygu VIA SO UfaG yuu can have, 90 8
thea o. ID your optou ~ zend oiae doisr and take
the artlcie or not
IA al transactoue BY mail We shall charge iof
fcrEaring toe Cert dcate ioT payiuE postage, aud
dong the business q cents eaeh. wh.rh must be
enciosed shea the Cerlfcate b. ssut tor rirs Ger.
tfcsfss el b. zent f1r 81 eleven Cor g. tliriy Ga
/ 81 sIKir-iFe for sili add q hundFed ioT enc.
AaENl5-Ihosc accng A. Agents uili d aIinEssi
| tsu cents On every Gerihcaie urltered - them,
I provided their remitis1ese Ernouut 90 one doiis-
AFeni- Eil collect . csuts iar every CeFti1-ail,
and remit % ceuts % us. ether IN cash - posfaE.
I stamps Greaf caution shollid - ussd - Cur cor
7 respondsuts n regard = qE1E tasir correct ~
i dies. tom. county a1d STATE Address
I J. IA. WlHsLOW A Co,
7 apfis-3m zoe BroadsaY, New York.
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Inia vice, which is never pra-u.sI ia
mo presence of spy one, has proved OBJ
eYeriasi- s risiu of thousands of Che n8GIs.t
aAa most talented young men thHt rs.r
gave tongue o. ei1Tusurs or pen -s con-.
"a las destroyed hel.tI, biastad tla couar.
tuions and reduced tae u.H1ral.e s.rHu @.
ilfing lreietaa- hH- arc these I.s Era.
aud laiai effects, .r ll .lai11 al. r..t..-.. 3
ihe ruins Of reason. ttr ds1sl als.sa- ..r
sght tdat eau mes. ~ ru- L. b.
cured permanently tasr Ia -a.. .s
Dr. eeieman, no. Ca e-t1 UaeIr5 slrae..
Or addreaa him BY ie--,-. Box .sl. Ns.l.
vile. Tenn rzr
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CoUErEarEira---iIl1 -rrrtiu1 has teas -5.
coivot By Q. l.. Bs-l1H = O.. laaa ear-a.a
druggist iH th.5 l.ty hsrs been Hr..l.-. .r
On persons caliinrfar lr We r.'. g.
fsts an aflcis ri ttaF own urr... .--asa
which taey cay Is a.p-r.5r 10 --1 genuine
Il Togl1 atg.aa aI. plEall r sos Pc
genuine, and aas4-1 I.- r..l Cd -.g .Hl-..
cine ior ih1 itet i..r. slr.a. I.lar. .~
aay disasss Of the ss.. -. poo rr.lr aaE
unpFlucipIsd men t1 @ 0...U
preparation on y.l, 1rt. 60 H. F
Piuk Cor.te. la-l.a..Trat ~ g.. i.. t--
tow Co.. SO ISIS lOatars4 s-lee-. b ..l-
vile, Tenn.
?. 5--A 5e-ri a .sc.T1l Hlalg t.dssfsrs
Seat b. u-il o. cay -l---ll - relal.s d
81 ~ 30 sure ---- yl- 8 % "a etaq =.
ssp19-f
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A sCFuaIos BEEEnr.-rs
toasly recommend tl t11z1 .rtrr from
distressing cough, d.. s.. s-..'. -r-f..
huous GouEh BElsau It r.vt- r.--.s
most iIatal -nue1usly, sad is ~ tlaI Ha- a.s.
agreeable % tas ta.--. Elars ID u. s-..l
bus the Auiltu1as Cough b.i-sw C.H ..
tho best preparation. iE gs-. s-. POI ... .-r.
70 proprietor c-aius Jog TO- $50 la-e s- r
= dnrilg tla Plst U-ea. srt a#.4 -.....
rom most di8t-t 't. cough. /. = 10
pared BY Dr. dtr.cElant. SEQ. .s...f .s.l-l
Druggist, at se GEMS e=r bottle
ap1a-f aaEu--iF
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-21

We respectfully announce b, OH -.-
iriends end patrons thatwe hove -...as-.t
our Zee Cream SALOON for the season. --t
nope % receive Che same patron. q. f..
mas been ao literally bestowed .r b.. ......
season. We have always ou bond Ct. ~
liohafj Of aii kiud8, end cool snI. a.ts-
cream made % o-isr .1r pa-,5s.. be-.
tf-tiv q Fr#.err.
@FiAo q" q North gh-rry street..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-21

The notes aui aer.rar orr. & ~ -.
hin a Co., 5trickler. TrI.a G Co.. a-r a ..
Adams q Co.,. wili se .auuE sf s...r ......
College street, near tl- .r.-.. 1....
persons indicted to any, l fh-.s .--..
? case make i"mcdls.1 payment. .. ..
business must be c'usa8 uu.
Ia my absence, 1lr. D.. o. r...... ....
~ authorized 90 Htterd 90 .ra au.....
A. u Aosus, 81 College ..r....
u4~i'' 'Ai ura- -aH .a.-.
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ARLINGTON 6 FlRRlR
COLLECTORS,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
NAsHvILT. &c.
WE HAVE on HAND THE FOLLOW
" I&snt Estate. ior sale or ies-el

A Farm iyiug three rliss ff9m ~ ety. On tne
Lousviia AMI Nashville Railroad cgutsltia Il q.
se-r--iu rleafsn hai11ca ia dus iIauers iasi Ferg
rch sea locasssf ani has rll.f sIi -uit1 $50 io
bnni.nT 10 aiii FeH ~ ne oty. has grlea
house sifh ssu ROOMS a1f kitchen aln ratlus
Also shout $50 apple fcsr-. aasi siisariii water.
ALsCj-iT acre. % .aut Ia kdaTleia. plead III J
ier.tfd GA ftf. Ten ~ fla hsallafu nike lust one
mile frnm th- BRIDGE. Gan - afFiiei iffo sffsiiel
Iats b .u,t uur has-rs or soii altogstnrr. tar-
Etn j. ofieret-
aLsO-A srlsndid G.ra a. Is acrce. tFo ORA -
from kuorFiie. Teuu.--1 gerea ciaarssi, iilr REF
wau Grniered ~ hos - l. fr ci. win Sea ra0rua
sid three CELLAR tficE smoke loue, good Eitciea
and s1rrlient olt hliidinEs. Ihe pisre i -pieu.
didly improved. We al % eFrhanee fr IA ir
vile u Hiddle leucesssse property.
FOR hENf-A g1od naH, tFo story HRIc s
Hf0EE-HOu5E, Ia good locnnoa o. Clil.rss.
street n eu dccrs soGth 81 Church. Call 81 oa
on ns Terms Yarf reasonable.
aprl5-as ARLINGTON 4 FARRAR, Agents.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-21
Election Notice.

A NETTING uf rHt -FulhhHi -ht= ut
a The "HlshFf'.s turrlass ll.I-H.s Coz. Oh
rllied at DO or 81 lt fls la1sl ssy .l i.l..1Fs
nay 10, ist,. o. sir.t sisVtn pIrs...rs Do aIsa
tda ensuing iFFiFe mustha
Apfi6-4 r. G.. M,NlIRY. s=cy
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Selling out at Cost
At No. 80 Union Street.

pEI,S3 DEsIROUs TO Close OUl MI sioek
- 81 Day 6oods. for ths purpose 81 chabEnz mf
business, Ar nos Oti-rnE Ilern AZ Coax fafzaas
h SD q 6ocds you'd 90 vel % esii aoon. shiis
iEssf-H JAMES HICKMAN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-21

The wooden gunboat which had start
ed out toward Mobile, and had progress
sed well toward her Wharyes, now be
came an object of the most intense in
terest A crowd of eager gazsrs collect
ed on the bluffs and at the landings,
all the marine glasses that could be
procured were broughtinto reqUisition,
and as she gradually neared the whar
yes, all eyes were strained to catch the
first puff Of smoke that should herald
an attack from the batteries None
was visible; no attack was made. No
rebel shipping could be any where seen
moored before the city. Everything
was quiet. Was it a trap or was it true,
as every one hoped, but hardly dared
believe, that Mobile was evacuated?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-21
RECONNAISSANCE.

Impatient of the suspense, and de-
termined to ascertain the truth, with.
out delay, General Candy dispatched
Gen. Baily, with u small party, to pro.
coed across the bay, and solve the doubt.
General Bailey was absent but a short
time. and returned to Spanish Fort
bringing the intelligence that Mobile
was undoubtedly evacuated.
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spl.ENpIp AssoRTMENr

SPl AEEUA ASSOnA "a As@N
81 hSots I.tfer. Foolscsp and Legal cap PsPers, -
But'. tNrte Canary, Opaque, Magenta, Mourn ~
ing aaa Ofiicial Envelopes, danes l0r lso,' =
MemoI sadums Of every style, Pass,roo A.
tslus ali sizes including soldiers POCKET A.
hsrns. fR.sket Intstsnds, Steel Pensy and
large As Surtrnsnt Of the most Cele1-stea sea
Pens, ? encils, Paper Collars, Pocket cutlery . .
tueludu AZ the cel abrlted Wosfenholns and ~
Wade Butchers KuVes, Pocket Books, 20
Pipes, Comb-. Hsir Brushes, Emery Paper, u
t5un -, Backing ana Brushes, BUHer's, ar
nold's. DoVeIl's French Carniine and Copying
| inks, MUclage, Card Portraits Of Generals, -
| Prize Package, Port Folios, Dice, Fancy soaps
Blank Books ami blottiEg PAPER, q yGT7ety o.
Desk InlzsiaRds, PapeT-A sigEts- Pen Racks, =
/ BIZ Ele-. Letter Clips, Rubber Rulers, Eras- x,
| inl; Bnlyes, Ruling Pens, aad an sndless va =
4 riofy Of NOsions. Q
school Books school BOOks!! p
We have small ssos X Of Cigsrs, which we >
viii ssu II Cincinnati Prices Also, 9 small
stOck g Ctryas Cough Cure for sale a. Whole Hf
| sale Prices
To the Soldiers. g
We have three beautiful Autographs, repTe-S
4 septiug the different brsnches OF Che service,
vrintad 10 four color, evtitled soldiers Ger. i
! ti60ass" a. Union Defenders Certificate" and
In 81 Army Diploma" size l9xlo inches. -
| They are enclosed N pSsteoosrd tabs. and -
can Be sent by Elsil Wlihoutlniary EFeIg on,
/ - ard soldier saouId boy then and send n
| them 70 their friends -
1 pri.,Sa y re+lAa- y
FOR the three. postage paid- -.--.----..Sl %
Tiberai Discount made g wholesale dealers.
We vil flt Nj uriers f,r Cert 1cAtes or Sta- -
tonery, by rnsil or express, promptly. -
I'm. RHODES 4 CO., q
| s.Aq,s IS Uaoz strosa. Nashville. Tens.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-21

OF this event we have no further
knowI edge than the bare announce
ment in the Mobile Register Of the 9th.
We do not yet know even the date OF
its capture, though it was probably Ia
ken on the 5th. AS the place is seven.
ty miles east Of Selma, and the COOss
River flows between them, it would
probably occupy the troops two days TO
make the march.
After this we know nothing further
of his movements till he rode suddenly
down IN the rear OF the western de-
lenses Of Mobile, and out upon the
shore, five miles below the city, and
signaled across 10 General Candy, As
above narrated
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-21

Moss Is toe FIRST l3 i1fc5r,s ta.s
new style OF Picture Ese-- body taal
see them are delighted WITH theta
Call ~ The 'dsHory Of tha Cum5ef-
land" and Judge for yourself oiiE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-21

The rebels may have transferred
some OF the artillery from the west 70
the east shore after the attack began,
and before their communication with
Spanish Fort was cut of, watch would
diminish the above estimate somewhat
though 1 believe it viii not vary greatly
from the actual reckoning
Will give the armament Of spanish
Fort entire, as 10 was furnished to me,
and it will serve as a specimen Of the
others:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-21
I'M rar1r or HIS EXPEDITION.

By comparison Of dates, as given in
the Selma Rebel, We learn that Gener-
al Wilson was occupied from the 18th
to the 3lst Of March in destroying iron
works and coal mines in d region with
in a limit Of fifty miles north Of that
CITY. What amount Of destruction he
could accomplish in that length Of
time, those most conversant about such
matters can estimate; ] will not at
tempt it The rebel papers acknowl-
edge that be destroyed all the iron
works, and government arsenals and
ordnance factories IN both Selma and
Montgomery. Here again I viii not
attempt an estimate, but ] remember
that q Montgomery correspondent Of
the Macon Telegraph, last September,
stated that the ordnance factories in
those t,rO cities alone would, in six
weeks from that date, be able to fur.
nish the entire Confederacy with am
munition. The value Of those works
then, must be computed by millions
The boundaries 81 Selma we're especially
valuable to the planting community
since they were the chief mandatory
Of the State, or, rather Of the South
west, for ali sorts Of agricultural nipple
ments
OF the value Of rolling stock, bri dyes
culyerts, depots, mills, factories &c
which were destroyed, no account can
be copied except from the ledger OF iu
ture years.
SUMMARY OF THE CAPTURES AT NOZZLE
From a person who had ample fscili
ties for learning, l have the following
estimates Of the artillery captured at
Mobile and its vicinity
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-21

We have no method Of arriving A.
the causalties in the rebel lines. exceut
by lndirection. The Mobile Tribune.
Of the 8lst, published list filling six
columns, which covered the losses in
Siiled and wounded for three DAYS. Al
a very moderate estimate this would
give for the thirteen days Of the siege
900 killed and wounded, which,
think, IS not exaggerated, since the
elect Of our repeated Commandments.
during the latter days, was very sevefe
Neither are our own losses yet footed
up Up to the oh they amounted 10
about 800. For the remaining Eve
days including the two assaults. the
number would be greater ! believe
| 800 will cover the entire loss, includ
ing about 200 mot more, for prisoners
taken.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-21
THE FIGHT BgFoRE SELMA.

As General Wilson approached this
place, Dick Taylor fed from it without
waiting for the attacks ne left in the
forenoon Of the "a, though our forces
did not enter it till evening. Forrest
appears to have fingered longer, but
Armstrong and his brigade deserted
the city, leaving only Hoddy.s men 10
defend it. These threw up breast
works, planted seventeen pieces of can
non and awaited the assault When
our cavalry approached the city they
dismouAted, and making a charge,
captured nearly all R0ddy's men, to
the amount Of several hundred, and
all the cannon making, with those
taken at PiantersYille, twenty-three
pieces. Roddy himself escaped also
Forrest, accompanied by his escort
company alone. General Wilson made
MS entry into Selma at6 o'clock on the
evening of the ID, and tn, rebel de
scriptiOn of the sackiug which followed
are phrased wrathfuiiy The Clarion
consoles itself as follows. "By this
time Forrest may have lound al his
men. If so, the enemy are doomed
Tomorrow we may have some particu-
lars, and will then aliude to the causes
which have SO disgaced our arms.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-21

OF prisoners, we captured, in Span
ish Fort $50 in the works Of Blakely,
roughly estimated, 5000 This does
not include those taken By General
Steele in his march from Pensacola,
Do, nor those captured at various
times during the siege, about 200.
The city itself contains two iron
boundaries, r0sin-oil factory, several
other valuable factories and mills, a
large number Of cotton-presses, and
ordnance, quartermaster and commits
snry stores, stated, by the Mobile Tri.
bune, TO be sufficient to last the garri-
son six months
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-21

/ from General Candy was received by
has senior aid, Major Putnam, 10 the
effect that our army occupied Mobile on
the evening of the Oh, and that head
quarters would be, on the 10th, in the
Mobile House, Mobile.
That part of the garrison which was
not captured at Spanish and Blakelv Is
supposed to have escaped on transports
up the Mobile River, as MANY as could
board them, and the remainder. ifspy.
to have marched out in the direction
OF GhiekasaE Bayou Some fears are
I expressed in some quarters thst thew
| move suddenly on tile rear Of General
/ Wilson's command and 90 him a mis-
chief, before General Candy could ar.
| rive, bat ] share little in this aupre.
hension. AT the very worst, his men
could mount their horses and escape,
and Is not to be supposed that cavalry
who had met ANA defeated Gen. Forrest
sre 70 be seriOusly harmed by the dis.
comhted infantry OF Gen. Maury.
TBg co-orEEiTlyg MOVEMENT or GENERAL
WIISOS.
That narrative Of the siege and cap
ture OF Mobile would be incomplete
which omitted to give at least brief
SUMMARY OF the part borne in it by the
column Of Gen. Wilson Though Selma
and Mont gonlery constituted important
objective points, yet, I believe, the
main purpose OF his expedition was 10
assist IN the operations about Mobile.
lie left PASSPORT on the 10Th uIt, and
fhn Nh Il. y
Randolph, station on the Talladega
and Selma Railroad, about thirty-fiTe
miles north OF the latter city, we hear
nothing Of him Even the meager de-
tails OF the affair which took place
here, aregrom rebel sources, and must
be taken with allowance IL appears
from their accounts that, as he APP
prOrched the place on the 5lst, he di-
yided his force into two columns, one
Of which, about 4 900 strong, he caused
TO move directly toward the place, as if |
10 attack it, Writ Adams advanced
out to meet this column in the 1
afternoon, and was making a pretty 1
successful resistance, and even pressing |
our forces back, when General Wilson /
launched the remaining and heavier /
column suddenly on Adams flank, and 1
compelled him TO fall back fifteen miles !
10 Piantersyille, another station on the |
railroad
THE FIGHT At PL4NTERsvlLLE.
From the Mobile Clarion, of the eth, !
we learn that after Adams fell back to 4
this place, he was joined by Forrest /
and Roddy in person, the latter in
command of his own division. There 4
appears to have been some disgraceful
proceedings on the part of some Of For
rests command, at which the Clarion
is greatly incensed. IL says "The
disaster is not attributed to a want Of
men. There has been want
Of cooperation. Some of Forests
officers did not come to time, and some
Of his men disgraced themselves. This
is the secret Of cur failure" The fight
appears to have been desperate The
rebels lost one full battery and many
prisoners, and were utterly routed.
The rebel chiefs had very narrow es-
cape The Clarion says Forrest
Roddy, and Dan. Adams appeared in
he thickest OF the fight, and were bad
y bruised by Yankee sabers."
The retreat was precipiJate The
whole force fell back without halt TO
selma, eighteen miles distant
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As soon as orr forces occupied Span
ish Fort, and there was sufficient light
to get range, they opened on Bstterje.
Tracy and Huger, on the opposite sid,
of Blakely River The huge thunderel
gave forth his hosrss Sunday morning
salute to his sometimes friends anU
neighbOrs over the wsy, and as the
clouds of smoke hoated slowly away
over their heads, the anxious gunners
waited in vain for a reply Again the
forts were challenged as to their con
dition, and again there came back only
the echo, borne far across the bay, from
the solid front of the warehouses on the
wharf of Mobile. The Johnnies sleep
well, l take it "a clear Conscience,
you know, is not awakened by thunder:
try again. A third and q fourth salu
tation, more emphasized than The first,
elicit no response. They are gone.
Where?
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