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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-01
That ''ShameFuI'' outrage at Gal.
latin.

latin.
Some malicious and INSCRIPTIONS rebel
wrote a letter from Gallatin to the Dis
patch, few days ago, giving an account of
a great outrage which was perpotrated at
that town on some innocent and angelic
little rebel childreu-about the size of the
"Babes in the woods" we supposedly
some Of Linooln's "Gendish" soldiers,
The following letter is a complete expo
sure Of the falsehood of the inlormer of
the Dispatch, who seems 10 be some such
creature as S. p. HmDRETH, of Franklin
of graveyard notoriety. We hope the
officer at Galladn will have him arrested
aud punished severely for his SANDERS
We will say in conclusion, that all
charges made by rebels against the civil
or military authorities Of the United
States, or against the soldiers aud citi-
zcns Of the same, should be regarded as
false, until proved beyond all dispute
II is not probable that a loyal man would
do wrong, and it is highly probable that
one who is traitor to his government
and false to her welfare, will also be false
TO her individual citizens. Here is the
letter referred to:
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GEN. PmNTIss HoHsEwUuuEn IN Ar
LNNrA.-About three weeks ago. as we
earn by a lady from Atlanta, a female.
otthatp place, reputed lady, made gross
ly insulting remarks TO Gen. Prcnnls
who is a prisoner there. tie made no re-
ply, but turned his back upon her COM
tcmpuously, For this an Atlanta man,
taking company with him, went and
horsewhippod the distinguished prisoner.
"od grant that our armies may soon re-
E'nge that and myriad other outragcsy
Louisville Jauu1L
And thisis Southern chiyanythe spirit
which is so exalted that il cannot toll
crate plebeian rule,
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General Pope said a few days ago in
Washington, as the Chicago Tribune is
informed 81 want 10 Kill 'om lthc reb-
els). They have got TO be killed, aud il
is not for me 10 consider what the color
of the man is who will help mo 10 put
an end 10 them SO bring ON your niggers.
II they will eight they shall have o
chance"
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FomEsT the guerrilla chief evidently
faucics himself 10 be
.B.m1u wood comius from puuiusaue,"
but those who know him best say that
ne ~ nothing but d9y-Wood.
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OATWc learn from Mr. Morrison, the
mail agent on the Louisville and NASH
willie Railroad, that a gentleman was as
sassiuacd by the rebels at GalIatD,
Tenn, ON Monday last II is said that
the murdered man, whose name we could
not learn. had rendered himself obnoX-
ious TO the rebels, as he kept close
watch upon their mOycments,-L0UsHHs
JoUiUli
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0-}-Ihe highest price ever paid for
tobacco IN this city was realized al tbs
Ninth-stroet warehouse yesterday. Mn.
w. j. Anderson, the well known tobacco
manufacturer purchased a hogshcad at
S72 per hundred.
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~ GHa'-E7f r. ,CETul3pIIFl
&lst ~ Y Y y
General Railroad Office.

GENERAL RAILROAD AND OMNIBUS TtcKEr OFFICE
No, 20, North Cherry street,
(ith door nom Unluu)
DERSONS designing leaving the city by RaUrtd
L VIII save per ccntugc by purchasing their Tx
cts at this Office where Tickets ho had % ul tbo
principal Cities 10 the North, Fast aud West by the
shortest and most reliable route also, Tickets can ho
had TO Huntsville Ap and all intermediate points on
the Nashville Chattanooga, aud Tennessee & Ala.
bama Railroads.
Persons going East by purchasing Tickets will have
their baggage checked from any Hotel or part OF tho
city rs far "a louisville, Ky.
Purchase your Tickets the day previous 10 leaving
so that you can lcayo your cali for luc Omnibus 10
convey you 20 the Depot.
through RMS Of fading, giving Tor an classes OF
Freight 60 all tho principal Cities Esst via Louisville
b Nashville Jenorsuuyue a Indianapolis Belctnu-
taue, New York Central, New York, Ene & PruusyI.
yana Railroads, or by water, az as low rate by any
other route,
90 am the only Agent IN this city that can rir-
nsh Bills of Ladiug to thc East by all Rairools or
10y Water and Rail
For further Information call at tho OHcc
w. w. CRAIG,
july27-I General Ticket aud Freght,Agent
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~ telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Buckner Mccall and Tilghman,
Exchanged.

Seward Objects to an Enlargement
Of the French Fleet in Mxican
t|.. .H Waters. .. .H 49,.
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Bounty 20 the Tennessee Hocruits-
Tax upon wealthy SccessiOnists
for the support OF their Families.
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i rIsrlorrr m NAsnYlLLE.

A gentleman Just irom knoxville. Tenn,
informs Us. that a officially occurred III
Nashville, during the early part Of the past
week, betweea Gen. Don Carlos Buell., com
mandcr q lhe Yankee army Of the West
aud Ahdy Johnson, Line0ln's Provisional
Governor u Tennessee. The quarrel grew
out Of difference Of opinion between these
two distinguished LineoInitcs, rs 10 the pol.
ICY OF The Federals esaeusiing Nashville At
present. Buell. contendel thai il was a
" military necessity, and fankel as he was
cast and west, With Gen. Braggs army to
the north Of hlm, and the C0niedcrates also
holding Chattanooga and Murireesborough to
tie south, Il was impossible Tor him to hold
Nashville and subsist his army. Johnson
replied that Notwithstanding Tie reasons al.
legged By Buell., The place must not be esacu-
atsd, and if II was. he should certainly blow
~ The capitol building before he msde his
way out 81 The city. Buell. rrjoincd BY stat.
TO- that he would cause Johnson 10 be shot
Il he dared destroy the capitol wllcrcupOn
Johnson remarked, that Buelliaas a did
s.oundrel. This was an''ihsult that the
bedefal General felt himself bound 70 resent,
Which he did BY knocking Johnson down,
jumping upon bin, and giving hin what
Paddy gave the drum, viz a very suunj
beating. IobnsUns face is said ohaye been
very badly bruised, aud bis two eyes swollen
Ilto eae. Al last accounts Johnson had llcd
he place, aud buell. endeasored TO follow
she co,grnor's example. but finding hat
cen. Bragg was too quick Tor him. bud htd
placed his powerful army between tic Cum.
bsdend aod GallBtin, retraeed his steps, and
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ulation in the Units,l States. The stser -
1900 feet wide, Newport and Covlngton IN
Kentucky being situated directly opposite to
it, on the left side Of the river. Its exports
amount 70 about SOS 100000 year, and It's
imports about s85 100000. Among the ar
ticles Of its annual trade are nearly million
Of bushels Of corn, half a million bushels OF
wheat, more than half d million barrels OF
-four, more than half a million head OF hogs,
and nearly 300 600 barrels Of bad whisky
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THE CONFEDERATE WAR STEAMER Al
MOBILE.


The Augusta and Atlanta papers publish
a despatch from Mobile announcing the arri-
val OF . an iToa-cIad man-ol.war' at mat
port. The statement Is incorrect. A spe.
Cial correspondent al Mobile furnishes Us
with some authentic information in regard
70 the arrival referred %. Tie vessel u the
steam corvette Dreto, now called the Flori-
da, and IS not an IRON clad. Our readers are
aware of tue dillicalties which the cOmman-
der Of this ship encountered al Nassau, ow-
Ing to the rigor Of the British neutrality
regulations. Having hnally escaped from
the clutches Of the Court Of Admiralty,
Capt. Mafit steamed away 70 the Gull, aud
boldly ran tile gauntlet VI the blockader,
at the mouth Of Mobile Bay, 10 broad day
light, on the 18th insl. Tie Captain was Al
the time sick with fever, as was most Of her
small crew oil thirteen men. The Florida
ran within sixty yard, u the Yankee vessels,
and be- sides are prppered all over with
shrspuel and gfape shut. One eleven incl
9hell Went through hes SIDE iOOt ABOVE Us
water line, and lodged y The "cOal bunk.
crs." The Florida i 1 beautiful aud well
armed corvette Of great speed. Hex arna-
menl consists Of eight guns. ller dash
through The bloekaders, WITH sick cre@ ol
only thirteen men, ID broad daylight, Is one
III the most daring naval exploits n the waf,
The Florida did not FIRE shot, as her efew
we're unable to man even single gun. che
had one killed aud two wounded. she nov
lies below tie city IN quarantine.
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freedom Of the Press and Of tho Citizen.

On Wednesday, The 10th, Mr.. Haynes, OF
Tennessee, introduced the following resou.
lions il the Senate, which were referred to
The judiciary committee:
"Rssotrd, That the Judiciary COMMITTEES be in.
snctsd to inquire into the expsdlency OF providing by
law, under proper sanction, thar M military com,nan.
der within hls department or elsewhere, within the
Confederate States, shall suspend or abrdge the free.
dom Of speech, or Of the Press and fixing suitable
penalties Tor the abuse Of such freedom when exercised
20 disturb the public peace ncile TO domestic VIC.
lenee Or rebellion against the Confederate States.
ReSoivtd, That said Committee further inquire into
the proprety Of declaring, by law that during the time
The writ OF haheqs corpus shall be suspended by Con-
gress no citizen Of the Confederate States who has
been OF may hereafter be arrested and imprisoned and
who y mol patt Of the land Or naval force Of the mi
ha IN actual service shall be tried punished other.
wise than upon presentment indictment by grand
jury and requiIing such CONNIE or other person
making arrests to sci forth IN the order Of arrest the
cause and nature OF the aecu,aan against such citizen
with reasonable certainty; and report the same 10 the
President with the names Of all citizens arrested and
places OF their confinement to be land by him before
the two Houses Of Congress at The commencement OF
each session.
ResolreJ, That martial law i unknown 10 The Con.
stiution Of the Confederate States and that the decla.
ration thereof 10 any department suspendins ,he civil
JuIsulClph 81 tae otaA anu confederate Courts can
ind apology only on the ground Of paramount necessi.
n for The public safety and tina, the Judiciary Com.
mee be instructed 10 inquire into the proprety Of re.
porting bin 70 the Serste % abolish IL and further 10
inquire whether Congress has power BY law TO protect
these persons against actions Ia damages for alleged
wrongs who have bona jide aud in the exercise 81 4
sound discretion proclaimed and exercised martial law
within The Confederate Staiesn
The above resolutions seem to be Just in
their principles, and demanded by the con-
dition oil things. In war. as well as ia peace,
the people should keep their eyes steadily
liked on great Constitutional principles, and
permit no departure from them, except when
absolutely necessary TO save the country IL.
self. Nor sit frequently. If ever. necessary
20 SCI aside the law and trample on the Con.
stltutOn, 10 save the country Cases 81 this
KIND should be palpabIy aud painfully clear,
leaving no other cOurss at an possible 10 be
pursued. Power is always stealing from
the many 10 the few Lei ths lar be hon,
ored ant nagai6ed, and lei our onsl itations,
both State and Confederate. Be sacredly o..
served. kaiagh Simldud.
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TIE YANREE CoUNTERgEITs.--W have be-
fore US a counterfeit S. Confederate note,
such as our readers have seen accounts Of as
filling the pockets Of the scoundrels who
we're lately invaders Of Virginia. 1t was
brought here by one Of our soldiers who was
a prisoner in Washington City, and who
says any one could buy hatful OF them for
sixpence. No doubt the yankee govern
ment conniyes at the fraud if it does not ac
tually pay for il, which We think probable
from the cheapness Of the notes.
The counterfeit is all engraved, including
the signatures and even the numbering. On
the left hand lower corner, The word !" or rs
omitted after the words " fundable in eight
per cent. stock" The engrayers' names,
!" Leggett Keatinge & Bali, Richmond. Va"
running down the inner side of the left
hand border, are very distinct IN the coun-
terleit, and hardly visible in the genuine
The shading Of the principal lines - much
Tighter in the counterfeit, the paperr is inie.
rior, and the engraving coarser being wood
cut instead Of hthograph. Fay. o5serpsr.
CouNTrRFEIT MoNEY.-fhe departure ~
tile Yankees from the Peninsula has left the
inhabitants of all the counties they oyerran,
Ieneumbered with more or less Of the useless
trash limitations IT Confederate money put
Iorlh by them. Thousands upon thousands
u dollars, Cor al least dedieatng on so much
paper are scattered all over the land.
The hands Of The poor are faIl Of il, and
many are ruined entirely BY il. For horses,
forage, vegetables, &C., when these thing,
were not taken by force. tlese notes were
gwen. 4 gentleman, IL the goodness Of his
heart--perhaps 10 save his house IRON being
burned over his head loaned one Of tile
Yankee officers IL Williamsburg Que hundred
dollars, ard so,ue time after had lie money
refunded him IN The notes Of NortieIn nsn.
ufacture.
| From every batch 81 PRISONERS that re,ch
! the city from the Yankee armies, whuic rolls
! Of this bogus carreney arc laken.
RtehH.5le Eragitst.
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remain aOtil forced to surrender for lack II
suppllCs. This intelligence was brought to
Knoxville on Sunday last by a gentleman
who had escaped from Nashville, and our
informant states that it may be relied upon
IS being strictly correct.
Petersburg Express
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cotNTERFE,r TREAsuRr Norrs.---lt seems
not to have attracted public attention. toauv
great extent. that considerable number Of
our State Treasury notss-shin- plaster, es.
pecially, have been eounterleifed. We have
also observed 50 and s issue, circulated
without signature. aud in some cases cupn-
lerleited. fhe issue Of these bill without
signature o. with counterfeit signatures. must
be the result Of cafle,sncs.. haste. or user.
sight on the part Of Ihese Who prnt them III
those who are concerned ID ls.aing then;
aud We call attention toit 10 order ilat more
careialurss mas be observed. The MT
common case 81 cuuntsrleiuug. however, 7.
ri the liberation 1t the ) cent b,is I'd 80
cents. Il aill be observed lHat tie cent
bills have become very scarce, aud il maY IS
expected that lbe 50 cent bili, Will brcpre
more numerous. la some cases the altea.
ton is very pourIy done. ID Others il NAV lie.
ceIye persons hul ,ery careful. Il mas AZ
Ways be detected bt huidiu. the 20 cent
bills 60 tie Ugh, when tie alteration VII be
seen u gaee. E#tg4 s.aals.i
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.

I Ny one giving information that viii lead 10 the
- conviction and hanging Of the party "ho stole
lNo baxes d tobacco bag u Flour, bacon Sc. from
q. III tie last lonIh, sAl. leee.se One Hundred Dol
ME. Te"aai.
IKE cate, white man Il Is you We are after.
II. n. BROWN 4 co.
September Oh
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAVING qualified a. executor Of the last will aud
IA testament 81 STEPHEN TAYLOR. deceased,
notice i hereby given 10 oil persons having claims
az .ins The estate 10 present them properly auhcnca.
icd within lie time prescribed ~ law, 81 this notice
will BIZ plead il bar ofther recovery. All persons in
dcbtrd @ said estate requested 10 make immediate
payment STEPHEN I. FORREST, Ex'r.
September n 80
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EQUITY SALE.
Aziel MeDade aai Others, 81 pate.

Petition 81 .uie " Lind.
PURSUANT 10 decree If ihe Court Of EquitJ for
Orange county, made Il september Term, 1862.
I Wi oaet fat salc Tie premises On MONDAY tie
.1ih Day 81 October next the valuable tract Of Land
ID which late Henderson L. McDadc resided, con.
rsiniag I6O Aces, adjoining the lands Of Benjamin
Il tlls Rsbtlson NcAIaesay ana Others.
Twelve mouths ttedl, ail Is given bond and good
security required Tile reserved Until the purchase
money il paid. sale II ? O'Clock
JOHN &. KIRKLAND. {. & W f..
September II. pg.ee ady. - Is. 6l-
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sepl.e.mIb.er2t
Obituary.

Died Ill This county. on the 9Th ~ september
ls62, WILLIAM HENRY HOLDEN, son Of VII.
liam IL and Marx Holden, % tie 9th year o lis ace
Ll,le Dock vas very interesting ehild. Ge4 had
endowed him with enc 81 the hnshtp.t Nin,s; il ha.
been The great pleasure u lhs writer 70 watch with
peculiar interest the Development 81 itsnobte power.
And what al ertd hrm more iot,ly vac thst sti his
rn.iawmrnls we're sgcftened aiih affection. it was
Tie f,,lH,s NJ I'll, seaagtaas. and loved b atlwha
knew h4t i Va. 81 custom e.ety night before rs-
thing u re.t u H.. t,s loud plsen mil bd Them ID
alIsclianate saal uialG IN aenob5sas to sn-
up sutb chill tn he Was toa n5fe Eeu f4s ibis
ia pointing world. Col gave bia ana ayg tla lie
has taken ai IL himself away irgua. tte evils mi
.ouI1es,roying raueases III ahis Wof.d, We should
calmly be resigned 10 lie sill, aud maze il che great
business ofour lives TO psIae 10 tnse y il ara,cn.
where death never enter. ua4 separations are IN
known, We deeply sympltbize NilA ths heart
stricken pl,suts be loss Of ,heir del, ..tIs son.
May8tr ysr be psll.ag felstf85n ID t5ta t1 fttnS
TIA, tHey have : ehiId 10 heaven eal .tri,S ~ the
Emse II Gal /, msct bin there, together With the
dtafatle BROTHER ssd t1 a,sgltpnae astel. Who af5
lsI u morn the IT,, ii oas fe lclt ~ taru. SHY
lbsy ueaFs he gisetbcir hearts q Jesa. and ioon
him s. t., tbsy ay nesl Their dear lrile bto,bsr
Ia hs fiesenee U.eys iis.e !, faI1aess II ioy AMI
rlss4utet ID / ncgs' tale. F.M,J
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krFnAL or WAR srr,nrn-We az
pleased 10 learn hat lie Confederate Waf
steamer Florida, Captain Mailit, earn, ing
eight guns, ran into Mobile on Thursday
night last. after an exciting chase irom the
Yankee cruisers, with loss ~ but one nan
Killed and two wounded. Tie Florida was
built in England.
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4 pROgLtMAffUN

~ 4. u. I.utt Governor u y. Carolina.
ENHEREAs. information has reached me that
~ ftltsu ptHeas, uamigd inl Il Tie calls III IA.
hIula, aH,l lefgstu 81 The dale. ~ COED riHi 81.
gslls sbttt lali.raee to prstent obedience IL t.e
iaN .. Canszfsa known us tie Gause Is Law ht.5
tad otteft 4te anelnplihs q gr1Hp4s sn gptl f.
sl-aa.e II h. execution ani Nhffts. *usb f6HjUHt
aF.as nui 0Hi9 b dltse, ISOLATION II a III aIsg
dett4seNt i3ts sbcst le.fre, ii thr eapsa ! oar
.nufg. Z s#lt1zs ~ saefet DIS - present AM
u. tls .teteay VI te IN gfts IL ms p8Wef.
NJ. tHrfanif. LhHLLaA .. VANCE O..
ysiigf 81 AafGb Carolina IN tssus4 Dy grlri5me-
ian, ERn3 Ill sH1l Pnfso44 ID des9tt i#aH snab
aapsfaa9s sa5 raHN8l 95n4eftt etsUf.tlt I8pia9
tb4t IL u V srs 5snf fard Il drtta hrit BONES
1Etmsaiv6s either Z, gasob 4 aet i0ffmTs a 0pe
4altes VIII Cgstt r. ##ssUa3r tHg#t i Es - wiling
sh 0silsis positively ali pefsans cnnit ia4.atlag an
tfnita Resistance & M las. II ihef0 l5a.l, II aus such
NisguNiga 90 eylisl9spl p.fsaHsln cur midst that
sary ai Hoasit IT, ttime If irc4son. according 80
tgc Constitutions aud hust ndl ttprtt III escape tts
psitIisi NH'ss halmnjs upou thaosinds IL Uur
5ast aBi syast have ehredally obeycd tie Law. and
0g their rainaic xaip base driven hc enemy Lack to
thc Potomac, wy ID o. 81 ni0leTIhe outage uJ4an
ihemtJ permit Ottfs ~ t,sle the iaN ~ worsr It'll
81 resist M open yoitfee. let 90 ono therefore.
" deteist thc lsN ei be enforced snd irpesllo
ii lnghl and patriotic ctpens 10 suttsn those Who
afr charged Wilh IL execution.
Lisen under MY hand. and alttslcI Nv lie Great
seal q lhe Siair Dome q tho Eiiy II Raleigh. the
18th dSy ~ September lsC2.
ZEBuLON Is. VANCE.
By ihs Governor;
X u. BArttE. H.. Private Secretary.
ssplcmtsfgl CO..
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NOTICE
CHRISTIAN, CONFERENCE.

tE,HE North Carolina and Virginia Conference "lll
meet with the Church at Damascus near ChaPei
HILL Orange couniy.N ", on "Wednesday before me
"a Lords day in October next Persons attending by
Railroad viii find conyeyances at Durhams Depot.
full attendance Of ministers and delegates Is requested.
September 10, oo--
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Valuable Land for Sale.
senlemhetl

& SHALL expose y public sale % The premises on
Tie 5th day d October next the well known uati
u land oeonglg - lhc estate " DAVID Cohle, dec d
containing One Hqnitel aud Fifty -Four aud q half
scsa-. iyirs Immediately uu ihc He,t bank u HaH III
U.s. wlth Ere bottom Iands and good water quite
beaitR place and ihe lgnl Very productive Persius
Wishing d buy good farm would % well 70 examine
tie gr5mi.es 1eioe The Jiy Of sale. Nathaniel RobFr
san. George Ollie III LabIu Payne w. show the land.
Also a. The aane Linz AMI Place he ten; Com belong.
iHg Is tbs estate vii ~ ,3d.
Tegms made known "a The Jay Of sale.
CHESLEY MOORE, Admir-.
September TO. Gid
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Headquarters District Of North Carolina,
Raleigh, September 9Th, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS, D

GENERAL oRDERs,1
No. 2.
U ALL PERSONS LIABLE TO MILITARY
IL Duty under the Conscription Law, hereby
rcquiea to come TO the Camp OF Instruction near this
cy II once Those doing 50, will be allowed to select
The Infantry regiments they wish TO join, and, unless
fan. they viii he assigned accordingly.
H. The Regiments Of Infantry aud Artillery on duty
IN this State are authorizes enlist Conscripts 10 IN
crease each company Of Infantry and Heavy Artillery
10 one bundled mem but not exceeding il; and Light
Batteries ID ons hundred and hfy men,
By command Vi Blgadier General J. q. Martin.
a. GORDON,
Assistant Adutant General
September II. Civ
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DfeLtNr " PnicIs.-Ne perceive la tha
prices Of several blockade articles u Nl..l
The fupBets have heretofore ruinrd II
exclusive monopoly, trembling that hrio.
kens Gall. Several chests ! tea hase bcea
offered u IS per pound. aithout uul els, ind
coffee ., sisIO per pound. Tie tutmrr aflf
Gle formerly commanded 81 lntl upwards.
and tie latter 81 and g 50. Jht muie
ments Of the Confederate arms III Maryland
and PennsslAaaia have had lhls elect On tfe
article. mentinncd. aud It viii, ID lime. ".
tend ID other articles 1T more prime neccs.
,ity, a. Il naturally should. notwithstanding
Tie opposition d spectators, both Christian
aud Jew. Eraamt,.
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WANTED!l!
100000 feet Of Box PLANK

NxTE will pay cash for 100000 feet Of Red, Elack
w White and Post Oak Box Plank, sawed scapt
seyeneighis Of inch thick and fourteen inches wide
clear Of knobs and splits Apply to James w. Cofbin
at the fac'0fy' WEBB & Whitfield.