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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-05-06

WHAT Now IA desperate aud sncesss-
ful venture has been made by the Yankee
Aeet To pass below the batteries AT ficks.
burg and warringtos. There have passed
down some dozen boats in all, Of which
some have been rendered useless by our
guns and others have been DESTROYED BY
FIRE caused By exploding shelf. But the
foe has pretty respectable sun beet seuth
of yicksburg and he seems Ho~ deter.
mined BY some Iaeans 10 asseaele also .
land force on he lower river. Does he
mean To attempt TO osershelm Port Hud-
son z Is IL true that the monitsrs. baked
Of their prey at Charleston. are TO be seat
round to Port Hudson Can they capture
that stronghold IL mi. can they ever re.
ascend the river aud pass our fortified po-
sitiessi Ii these irsn-clads ell assemble
IN the lower Mississippi, can they agair
safely pass the waters VI the Gulf: Mha,
il ,hat isr-off /" China acct bar their pas.
sage to the scar
!, But. Port Hudsonf We e'nnot afford
to lose that position. 10 hold the river
and the valley, We must hsId Port IIsdser
and yicksburg. Its possession must be de
termined Within acomparatiyely short time
The Yankees Cannot afford to delay. The
sickly season approaches. The assault,
on yIcksburg. aud on Charleston. aad on
Richmond, have proved failures. Tn,
Northern public must be ap2sased. or d
will demand q sacrifice. The eomis,
West Of Adjutant General Thomas. mean
something. Great activity has prevailed
10 the Federal army since his srrisal. Tn
guaboats have dashed dowa ne river
rroops ace moying. plans are being mark
ed OFT. The foe - IN earnest about doin
something. And something mast be done
, and something must b. prevented. on .u
part. II all this be feint To enable Gran
! the more securely 10 c.nbiae his force
with those Of Rosecranz. il IS being con
Quoted With more than cvmnon ability
Cnr commanders are an the alert, and vi
be prepared toe the blOw At any ps,nt--.
all points.
That battles--great and telling conflict
will occur soon we can hardly doubt. w
; esnnot afford TO suffer defeat. Every "a
. verse 10 our arms will prsloag the va
, Every victory will hasten peace.
Jackson MasisnppIaa.
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mrDEraHr DISPATCHES

BALTrxoRE, Nd, June 16.-Goyernor
Bradford has called out the people TO
defend the State.
PRovIpEEoE, 4. l., june 16.--0overnor
Smith convened the Legislature Of Rhode
Island on Thursday for the purpose OF
raising troops.
NEW YoRg, June 16 Cotton atty
eight cents. Gold forty eight and three
eighth cents.
All our militia regiments are getting
under arms at our armories. Bells were
rung at Brooklyn at midnight, calling
out the minute men and regiments.
That city asserAbled st eight o'clock this
morning. A large number leave imme-
diately for Philadelphia.
LoUDoN, Penn, June lG.-The rebels
are reported in heavy force in Cumber-
land Valley.
BEDFORD, Pa, June 16.--The operator
reports that there are 5000 rebel cavalry
in Cumberland, and the Inhabitants
are flying. All safe at Harper's Ferry.
BALTIMORE, June 16-The correspond
emit Of the Philadelphia Inquirer says a
battle has been going on all day between
Hooker and Lee, on the old Bull Run
battle ground.
The rebels are reported in full force ct
Point of Rocks.
HARRIsBURG, June 16. A dispatch
says everything is gloomy here. No
hope of saving the country south of the
Susquehsnns.
NEW YoRK, June 16.-Steamer Scotian,
from Liverpool 9th, has arrived. The
rebel steamer Florida had burned bark
Inca and ship Oneida.
PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-The Mayor
has issued proclamation urging the
closing of stores and the occupants &c
join some one of tho existing military Or
CARNATIONS for the defense of the city
HARRISBURG, Penn, June 16.-All the
important documents are being removed
from the capital.
Gen. Milroy telegraphs officially tha
he has been driven from his fortificationl
at Winchester by $1,000 rebels, and tina
subsequently he had fought the rebe
force four miles distant, and cut his wa,
through them, leaving 1000 killed
wounded, and missing.
1t is reported that the rebels are q
Carlisle. BUSINESS is almost suspended
Governor Curtin calls out the Penn
syluanians TO defend the State, and say
that Pennsylvania has not responde
and the enemy are six miles this side {
Chambersburg. He reproaches the Penn
sylvanians for quibbling about the lengt
of term of service during this exigencl
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BALTIMORE, June 15.-The Americans
special report from Harper's Ferry says
Gen. Milroy succeeded in cutting his
way through the rebel lines and reached
there this morning. After evscuating
Winchester the fighting was very des-
perate. We repulsed the enemy fire.
quently with heavy loss, but finally they
were heavily reinforced, and Gen. Milroy
made his arrangements on Sunday TO
abandon Winchester, finding that the
rebels were endeavoring to closely invest
the place. He lost some two hundred
in killed, wounded and prisoners.
MURFREEsBoRo, June 15.-The Mem
.phis Appeal of the 18th reports Kirby
Smiths movements 10 Milliken's Bend
on the authority Of gentleman from
jackson. He states that Smith started
up the Tensas on Thursday week (the
absence of General Banks from Teche
county rendering the movement a safe
one), and from upper TensAs to Millken's
Bend could be easily made. The APP
peal credits the report.
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THEATRE.-The performances open at
the Theatre tonight with the amusing
farce of the "Thumping Legacy" 10 be
followed by grand ballet diverlsse-
ment, and songs by Mr.. Stewart The
comic pAntomime CT "The Coopers," in
which Che Zavistowski Troupe appear,
will also be enacted. The entertainments
close with the glorious old afterpiece of
the "Irish Tutor" DIR. 0Toole, Mr..
Stewart.
The zavistowski Troupe have taken
our play-gOers by storm. We have never
seen anything like the enthusiasm they
have excited. Men who have seemed 40
cold aud pAssionless as marble, have
suddenly become as torrid and as demon
stratiye as the most ardent devotee at the
shrine Of beauty, and grace, and manli-
ness, could desire. They talk Of nothing
else by day, and dream Of nothing else
when they sleep. How they do crowd
the Theatre. II ia terrible these hot
nights, for a poor fellow who cannot
breathe in crowd.
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The Richmond Dispatch says that "nine-
ty-nine out of every hundred Southern
people are making up their minds to ac-
cept war as their natural condition for
the remainder of their earthly existence"
This is truly sad to think upon. In
Nashville IL is, quite different as nine
tenths of the people have fully made up
their minds to buy and laugh over SIX
GLEToN's incOmpArably comical books
'for the remainder of their natural OK
istence." June 16-2t.
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IL Parks has been authorized 10 re-
cruit company for the 4th East Ten
nessee cavalry, and is now ready for the
enlistment of recruits. The Lieutenant
is q worthy officer, has served upon the
body guard Of Gen. Morgan, and, we
hope, will find no difficulty in making up
his company Immediately. His COM
pany will have advantageous positions
assigned them. as body guards, couriers,
&C., 60. A fine field is thus offered to
men who court the post Of honor and dis
tinction.
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iron the jackson Daily Appeal. May II

signs OF the Times-Our Duty.
In every part Of the confederacy--if
wo except this military department.
the signs are cheering aud hopeful. at
Charleston, in Virginia aud in North
Alabama the ruthless invaders of our
soil have been either killed, captured,
routed or dispersed; while in Middle
Tennessee they are successfully held in
check and are afraid to advance. Under
the administration and hard blows Of
Lee, Beauregard and Forrest they have
been discounted TO such an extent as
will render them pOwerless for harm for
a long time TO come. 1t is here, and
here alone, that we are seriously threat
ensd with disaster.
Under such circumstances we conceive
it the duty of our people to rise en- msdSse,
at the call of the Governor, and rally 10
the defense Of the State. The enemy
can be driven out and the whole COM
munity relieved from the painful sus-
pense they are now kept In from day TO
day, if the men of the State will do their
duty. Then
Come AZ tho waves come when navies are stranded
Come as tbs winds come whom forests are ronded,
and the foal polluters OF our soil will be
speedily driven beyond our borders, no
more TO rob and plumber us or disturb
us in our daily avocations. Truly the
incentives to actions now are strong and
great A little resolution and courage al
this time may secure permanent peace
and quiet to our country and people
while indifference and inaction will in
evitably entail devastation, poverty and
ruin upon us.
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GEN. PEMBERTos's SrEEoH.-The Ms
assppian publishes a speech made by
Gen. Pemberton after the repulse Of the
enemy. 1t is as follows;
"You have heard that was incOmpe-
tent and a traitor, and that il was my
intention 10 sell Vicksburg. Follow me,
and you will see the cost at which will
sell Vicksburg. When the last pound
of beef, bacon, and four the last grain
of corn, the last COW and hog, and horse
and dog, shall have been consumed, and
the last man shall have persisted in the
trenches, then, and only then, will / sell
Yicksburg."
1t Is said that the tremendous repulse
and slaughter Of the Yankees al Yieks-
burg, on Sunday, was due to stratagem
Of General PembeTton, who made feint
Of evacuating part Of his works, when
the enemy rushed in, only to be met with
immense daughter from artillery placed
% as to take thoa with raking ars.
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We are requested TO state that the
Government wagons will visit the differ
ent wards, at the following times

II Is sincerely hoped that the premises
of all citizens may be cleaned and the
9Th deposited in heaps in the streets or
alleys, so that il may be carried away
without cost 70 those interested. The
health of tho city demands that it
shall be done promptly.
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FOURTH OF JULY I
..Rally Round 1hs F,lag. BOZ. :

''Rslly Round The Flag, Boys,"
My many friends desired me, some
time ago, 10 arrange a social festiviIy on
the Fourth of July, at my house, and l
herewith announce to them and all 9TH
err citizens of this place, that on the
" Fourth, " "Belleview" will be open to
merriment In a few days will lay
before them particulars in full
ROBERT WEITMUELLEn,
ie l6-3t "Belleview."
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail.

A. q. SANFORD a. CO.,
AT Merchants Ranls, NO. so College
street,
Will furnish Officers and Soldiers who
wish to send money home, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
or town., aud thereby save the RISK Of
sending money by mail or Express.
This Is the only safe way to send money
North. [iune13-tf
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NoExTRA CHARGE FOR REsERvEDsEAT
To THE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE ),

To THE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE !:
The health of the city demands that
IL should be thoroughly oleansed. All
filth or nuisances on the premises Of
citizens must be Immediately removed
to the streets on alleys and placed in
heaps, so that the same may be hauled
away by the government wagons, fur
nished by Gen. Granger, Commandant
Post.
Premises will be inspected and the
city nuisance laws rigidly enforced. II
the enforcement of civil law fails to eff
feet the object, more expeditions power
will be applied. M
JNo. HUoH Smith, Mayor.
iune11-1w.
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Thar Rabbits run at the Messrs.
GREEN & GREEN, 43 College street. for
their Beautiful Fine Braided jSrav Hats,
is still on the increase. Yet their assort-
msnti Is by no means broken. Call early
and secure q good st.
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Anotion Na,soe

Not Wishing to come in contact with
the Government sale next door, will
postpone my sale Of Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Hats. Groceries, &c, until Thurs
day morning At ten o'clock.
junelS-2L M. L. ALEXANDER.
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Mr.. s. +. DAWES, Agent for the sale Of
DR.. John Bulls celebrated Cedron Bit
tiers, arrived In this city yesterday on
the train from Louisville. Any one
wishing 10 see him will leave word At
the UNIoy Office.
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We are indebted 70 the Adams Ex-
press Agent, and TO Messrs, Snyder g.
Co., and w q Collier, nowsdealers, for
late Louisville, Cincinnati and New York
paperA
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beautiful exceedingly beautiful" we
heard lovely lady exclaim yesterday.
What could be so beautiful, we conjec-
tured. Was it q collection OF Floral Of
ferings? a new dress? q new bODnetT or
what? We might have applied the des-
criptive terms TO the lady herself; but
what conId she think so beautifulp We
found out 1t was one of Schleier's castes
do vis;te. june16--2w.
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Fourth of July.

At AMRETIsG0 OF THE NASHVILLE UNION
CLUB. held on tbs evening Of the 18th inst,
the following NAMED gentlemen we're appointed
connittss Of Arrangements, for Celebrating the
approaching Anniversary Of our National Birth Day
Ito act In conjunction with = similar Committee
on tho part u the Tsnnfssos Ution League snd IN
compliance with said Leagues Invitation.
C0mmi0so " arrangements ne port Of iv Neslpais
Uaioh C1Ab.
loaeph s Fowler, b. d. hickey
II n. Myers, j. n Henderson,
W. O hrownloW, q. J. Stubleneld,
W. Scott, John York.
Committee ~ ne port e( he 1sansreo UnfOnLesgue.
Col Houok, W. Iollyett,
Il. r. olascock, O. W. Bridges,
Capt; Nowlin, Capt Clark,
lohn CarpeT, JIM. Hughos.
The Committees Of the Onion Club and Union
League this city will meet on MONDAY, 18th Inst,
At o'clock, P. NJ Ia tho Office Of John Trimble,
Rsq, on Cedsr street.
junei4--u.
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TOM. q. CRUNK

Will sell at Auction, THURSDAY, June
10, 1868, at the residence of Mrs. s.
Powers, one fine Rose Piano, fne parlor
Furniture, four fine All-wool e-ply
Carpets, two ine Brussels Carpets, fine
mArble-tOp Tables, one fine Wardrobe,
one ilne thread window Shades, Pictures,
one fine drugeting, Oil Cloth, one good
Cook Stove, and great many articles
too tedious 10 mention.
Sale to commence at 8 o'clock.
Tom. c. CRUEK, Auctioneer.
No. 81 North College street, w. +. Bangs
old residence.
iune13-6t Press copy.
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SALE OF STooK do not forget the
salc"of condemned government sto OK
which takes place to-day. Go and take
your chances for a speculation.
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Notice 20 suIIera.


just received and for sale at reduced
rates.
100 barrels dried Apples.
100 do do Peaches.
100 boxes Cheese.
so barrels fresh Eggs.
100 boxes Raisins.
1875 kits Mackerel.
Candies OF all kinds; Figs; Dates ;
Nuts. Always on hand full and gen.
eral assortment of Suffers supplies, to
which VIC call the attention Of our
friends and the public Oar motto is
quick sales aud small profits.
A. & M. LANDsBERa & Co.
Corner Square and Market street.
may 10
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Persons wishing fine pen can find q
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, 7s
Cherry street. two doOrs South Of Cedar
iel0-tf.
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Dried Fruit

Dried Fruit
A q N. LANDsBERG & Co., corner of
Market street and the Public square,
have on hand my barrels Of choice Dried
Ftrat, APPLEs and PEACIEs, which they
are offering At the lowest market prices.
Gall and make your purchases.
april 20-tf.
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BENEFIT OF Mr.. EXTRAORDINARILY
habitual attendants at the New Theatre,
since its opening, when Mr.. Lefiingwell
made his frat bow to Nashville au-
dience, will agree that NO one can pre-
sent stronger claims to cordial, warm
hearted greeting on his benefit night
An actor Of decided merit, be has been
earnest ami active in mis- efforts 10 enter
tain the public, and has succeeded in an
eminent degree. Tonight he comes for
ward for \ benefit. We are confident 1t
will be . " rousing one )" the only draw
back upon its completeness being the
want of room.
The performances on this occasion
open with the charming play Of All
that Glitters is not Cold" in which MIR.
Gossin plays Stephen Plum Mr.. Letting
well, Toby Twinkle, and Miss Mary
Mitchell, Martha Gibbs. After this
play, song by Mr.. Shaw bone
solo by the unApprOaehable Correill, and
q song by Miss Carrie Novarre. The
performances close with the drama Of
"The French Spy" with the same cast
of characters which has been 50 sue
cessful heretofore. This is one of the
most impressive dramas, and is produced
in An effective style. Miss Mitchell, Mr.
Gossin and Mr.. Lefingwell, to say moth
ing Of others, impersonate their parts in
manner that leaves little or no room
for improvement.
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Mr.. A. NJ. DoRLAND long and favora
bly, known among the jewellers of this
city and elsewhere, in connection with
the house Of his brother GARRETT 7. Dor
LAND, importer Of watches, Cincinnati,
Ohio, has, we learn, established himself
in business in MurfreesbOrO, Tennessee,
where, with large and complete stock
Of watches, jeWelry, spectacles, gold
pens, etc, and 4 corps of experienced
watchmakers, he is prepared TO attond to
the wants of officers and soldiers Of the
Army of the Cumberland. His place of
business is in the Bank, North side Of
the Square, better known in the army as
beng the office of the Paymaster, when
there. We can recommend him as being
q reliable and honorable business man,
Rnd worthy Of success.
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The prettisst, cheapest and best straw
hats for men, boys, children and misses
wear, can be purchased at
HoREBEoK & AsHBRIDGE's,
juno16-3t 40 College street
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TIL L AT II H.
ZAVISTOWSKI TROUPE
sRnCIAL NOTICE.

The expense attendant upon the en-
gagement Of this great Troupe although
very large, the ADMISSION WILL BE AS
HERETOFORE.
Dress Circle and Parquette, 90 cts.
Gallery, 25 50
NoExTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS.
Box Office open from Q A. NJ. to 3 P.
NJ, where seats can be secured.
s. D. DUFFIELD, Manager.
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All persons who design leaving the city by Railroad
can purchase through Tickets to New York, Philes
delphia, Boston, Baitlm 10, Niagara Fails, Wash
ingtOn City, AndalI principal cities North, East and
West by the shortest and most reliable routes Also,
through Tiokets to Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, and
all principal cities In Canada.
Discharged Soldiers can be furnished with through
Tickets at Government rates.
Tickets can be had to all way Stations on the
Louisville and Nashville, Tennessee and Alabama md
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
Trains Leave as Follows:
Louisville and Nashville, ....""..7 o'clock, A. ~
Nashville and Chattanooga.....,. I 80 "
omnibuses leave all the principal Hotels 80 min
utes before the above mentioned times
omnibuses will call at any private residence or
hospital in the city by giving notice the day pre-
yious to leaving.
Office Hour s.-1he ONCE is open from
O'Clock, A. NJ, to 10 o'clock P. H., daily Sundays
exoepted) and on Sunday from o'clock to 10 O'Clock
morning and evening.
For further particulars call At the Office.
w. w. Craig,
General Railroad 6gtnt.
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, June u ls0a-tf
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"Yoa certainly have the hAndsomest
Goods in town." is the constant remark
Of the ladies, when looking az CAMERON,
KNIGHT & Co.'S stock. Those who have
not inspected them had better call early,
as they ars selling them cat very fast
Corner OF DeadeTiSk street and the
Square. BuAelS-2t
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Recorder SHANE disposed of twenty
six cases Ia his court yesterday.
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SUTLEsss, DON'T READ This.
ClOaInR Onl Sale.

! have small stock of goods which |
wish to close out Immediately, ss winh
to go North. Ny stock consists In part
of
$1,000 Cigars, good brands;
90 Gross Smoking Tobacco;
1000 lbs. Killiokinick Tobacco;
Chewing Tobacco;
Pipes, Paper, Pens, Envelopes, Ink, Black
ing, Soap, Soda, 60, SO. Also, $50
Reams Wrapping Paper. / piR sell
cheap. Come TO "A Deaderick street,
near Cherry. s. A. BARNES.
may24-tf
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HEADQUARTERS UETrHD STATES FoROEs,l
NASHVILLE, June ID 1868. !
Especial Orders No. l3.
It, Col. George spsulding, 18th Mich
igSn Vols, is hereby detailed for special
duty, as Provost Marshal OF the city Of
Nashville, vice Col. Jno. A. Martin, re-
lievsd, and will be Obeyed and respected
accordingly.
by order Of
Brig. Gen. r. s. GRANaER,
Commanding.
w. NEvrE, Capt and A. A, Gen'L
junel3-3t.
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DRD, on Tuesday, the 10Th inst, Hugh
Daniel, aged years and 3 months, son
of John w. and Ellen Cready. The
friends Of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral, from their residence.
South Market street, opposite the Militia
~ College, this morning, 81 IL o'clock.
We arc wont to weep over the loss Of
our dear little ones, and yet we ought
Motive do not lose them, they but go
to tho Father, 20 join the angels and
saints In singing praises to tho Lamb,
and pleading for us whom they leave be-
behind. When they have LEFT our sight
we cannot bat remember thatsuch things
were that were most precious TO us
Such was little Hugh, aud we can well
Imagine his parents sxclaiming:
"Gref alla the room OF my absent ohi'd,
Lios on his bed, walks up aad down whine,
Put on his pretty looks, rcpsas his words,
Remembers me Of all his gracious paris,
SUITS out his vacant garmenta with hF fofmi
Then have reason 20 DO ioad OF grieI
Pittsburg (Pa.) papers please copy.
NEw GOODs.--The attention Of our citl'
seEs is directed to the advertisement Of
the Messrs. NorthmAn, Public Square
They have just received a magnificent
stock Of goods which they are Offering 81
the lowest prices. Their goods are o.
the latest and most fashionable styles
Go and examine thsm.
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state OF Tennessee.

ApJUTANT GENERALS OFFIcE,l
Nashville, Tenn, June 9, 1868.
General Order No. 8.
Notice Ia hereby given TO all Tennes-
scans desiring to volunteer in any Of
tho Tennessee Regiments, in the service
of the United States, OF now forming in
or about Nashville for said service, that
transportation will be furnished them to
this place upon application to any officer
doing duty in the QuariermAster's De-
partment
All QuarterInasters are respectfully re-
quested TO furnish transportation to this
place TO all Tennessoans desiring to
enter said service, and TO report TO this
Office the names of persons 20 whom
transportation has been furnished, and
all persons receiving transportation are
requested to report to the AdjutAnt Gem
eral at the State Capitol.
Rrig. Gen, ANDREW Johnson,
Military Governor.
ALvAN O. GuLEM,
il 2w Colonel and Adjt. Genl.
H.
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WEDNESDAY aoaNING, JUNE II. 1858