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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-21
sic n,ifitdrifAe situation

Gat IDS alndttg aufgeftGrt. Die Na&rtGt,
BAG Qonafreet NIT 10000 Niann sa General
Bragg beIt6tt9t fd, allen Bstauptun9en 9es
rtlItr Wrmee=@ orrelpCnOenten aitm Erpb, mel
6e ote Na9ri9t wteDer6plt f&r eth fallbes
pOm 6stnbe iel6f aus9eIprsngtes @erta! ers
fiart Babea. Wu@ uuterlte9t es feiuem 3uetfel
NECK, baB bic 6eegboufen Der 9Eebe[Ien-
9eneyGle 8udner unD Solution at Brngg
9e(tOBFn Itno uho muaperrt IoCte eg uns oar
ntGt, tpeUn f0 ba8 @eri@t 6slt1ttets, baB
Sen. See fel6er mad Ntlauta geaaueen St, uln
BEN 8efe6t G6er bteIe peretntgte @ibpefaranee
ber 8ebelen, oerea Stdrfe ftCn iebt auf 65,s
900 Dfana au9egeben tptrb, st iternebmsa.
Die &e6elea BADEN eS bieBnsal Ufenbar nuf
etnen 6aupt19lag ab9elebere, auf bte 8ernt@=
tliag ber 9tuiecraas : 8uratoe'( Gen Nrutee.
Der unten fcI9enDe @us5ug 1t Der tn
Mtlanta (@a.) erl1atuenbsa p5putbern @Oas
fabegac9" BON 3. 6ept. mag getrOf ais Da8
0rp9yauu btcies uewet yMubementS" angez
fe9en DerCen, SIM oteiem Nt(anta b~stuDen
1m Die 6aupt = 0rpDiIOa6>, OeWntttouS. uuo
Bafeanteoegtagen, bte Dul0erfabrttsn unb
Observation-Disclosures Der 9lsbsIsn - nno fe
perCen feline W%nitrengun9 fAeuen, bteIe 81
rette;l. Mtlauta tt nur 8 TagernGr|ae BON
2afa1ette, bent ge8enparttgen Centrum unGez
ser @uOpefarmee, %eutferut. NoIecranS IGstnt
ft@ III Ger G6at In etner rntGliAen Sage gu
bsfinbet ttab mir ba0sa ale 1rIane zen
Damien tit tbp ein3n14IaBen.
Son Chattanooga IioliA ste6t 19 cine
aa8efGbr % Nleilen Ionqe Bergret6c, bic
2oVfout Woantatr8 9snaHut. 6inter unD tn
Dielsn 8ergel1, etgpa Is M3eitea BON G6attQ=
app8a, ltebt ber Teis,6 in et1lsn 6albfret5 unD,
mas iGltmm If, &C lat Die 8erstbGler pber
Oap8, Epe(t6e bort Dte 8eygs b~urGI2neiDen,
teieBt. 80r ben Bergen uno nuf Der Saiette
oegfeI6ens feet uniere Wrntee ebenfoQs In etnem
CHER 8rBBeyea 6aL6freIS - aGlo tn boppslteui
Na9t1etl, = neil Ge, rus ben Jet1lp an
sugreift,, erf bic Defleen fprcigen mutB, uuD
menn augegrifen, Die bebrC6ten Nuntte Der
8ogea: 2tnte nid6t 70 raid osvGSgFsn tanu, als
renn Fe ben ~flstHeyea 9aIbfrets 3a ~bebaupten
Bate. Dasu fomrnt nod, baB f@ Die gtplea
Grams 8urntoe'jde Mrrnse mad ben lsbten
8ert@ten nod nt0t DolIfGnOt0 pgrstutgt
Bate, 70 DAT mns Der {5sinD aud II u III ertG@
teoeuteno 16erIs8en par. DO@ bofeu un0
tvt6el nit, oaB 9t0Iecrans, tpsnu aud pUr bent
Berg, ni9t wte eta nSGs Dor ben. 8erg"
tsbsn ipirO. Ct tR steQetGt Der bette Gtra
te9e BET Ser. CT. Wrmee unb bat @o(paten,
Die nt@t aQetn gu handkerchief, lunbern audi
5n fGIa8en Serfebea, Ser braSe Mtutn cpni=
nanoIrt cine Ototlton ,'nter t6ut. DteIe Ots
piIOn BAT BON MurfreeebprU ar - als 0cr-
but ber 8olecrans'i0en Nrmee - ben 0etub
thinner ppr Fi6 Der g~etrtebsn uao tS maGete
ionOerbar ber8ehen, ipenn le bteBmaI surafe
bItebe uno ipgna Dir ntdt bdlD etlDQs sa
6Gren betdmen BON Dem ipadren Oe9en aus
Nyeubealanb. gBir in8en balb - benin
Geute Uber mDr9ea nauB eS bort unten gum
6Iappen f0maneu, iusnn eS nidt IGpn ge(lsru
pbsr 10rseFern gel@eben III. =
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: sSa sCa@5s} 1EGepesa<er
Geltale liz bsa EaItIatoCa a1ssGss
Sun0e sbnnptfaOt.
Srmppen fir @easNirainien.

~SAfFSb w. %SSR~0tI StiSttUs
DabtngtDu, 10. Sept. gla& Wrt
oatbrtefen aus 4tsranbrla tR @ouusrneuI
DterpOot In u~nterBanplungen nit Der 8e1ie
run9 be9rtffn, tn WeR Str9iuten Eruyper
3u Cr9antire0, tOs!Ge Der Staat be3ablen tptG
penn ote Ser. Staotsn ie tquiptrsn.
Gen. S~jHrnCIbe
BAT BEN 0prIfelungen oe8 Qr4apenten mad.
ge9eben nnp tDtr0 nt8t ref9ntren.
Sic Siebune lit Sbio
1T tn 8olge etnes Srrtbum8 BET Der 8ert6et-
lung uur etnt0e Sage Der3Sgert, nt9t a6er auf.
8e8eben. Der nd@Ite psitlt1e Staat, In mel
dem Die 3te9un8 RattfnOsn miro, fol- Minnes
IptG ietn.
@fOrsan unS feline Sanbe
tab(et 2O73 0ffrbe tn S~nOiana, tpetGe fol-
9%en0ermaBen Serrpanot Wuroen;
SIR $78.345 p~ertauft 1888
NaD 9Oui8DtQe geIbtdt 235
Sir bic @rtnee 3urRd6ebaIten 205
2073
Der %ruffTf6e @efanrte
Bate etre IrOteu3 BON 3tpet Stunpeu NIT ben
Sta1FsleFretaIc
Ser fransUIIfbe G;efanbte
iou ietn MtBfaaeu pnsi6er nusgeoridt 6aben
bag cline 8spaltEge rnGEi9e Jre8atte i'm 6afsr
bon Stem Sj0rf t9r GcfNeinen gsntaAt bate.
Observation-Disclosures.
Wa19tn8tUn, 20. @gpt. Die @uO.
ieite beS 0otonac ptvb nod thinner eele6enilid
Don 0uertla8 bet,m8eIudt. Dies mar 4. 9
Isbten Oonnertag Der Sail, an tpsl9em Gao
Ii Pisroe uuo bret Cutler Wagen, 1ppte
Wlann In bte 5dnDe bon uniformirten Sue.
rtllnS fslen, bte BON etnem Capt. @tronafel.
Ion fon1rnanCtyt tpurbeu. Disie gGagsn BE-
fanben fA auf Dem g1e8 bon @otlettO mad
Differentiation uno tparer BON benz 6aupt3us
ab9eFDnmen, ais bte Hduber pI6Bli6 aus benz
DaI0 Gber le terlfGr3ten unb fe nit 0afen
8epalt uaR elmer STEELE fi6rten, no Fe nt9t
msGr etnge1olt meroen ~tounten. Wuf etnen
lbiDar3en Gretber Wurbe bretuial GeItplitn,
u6er CT b%eritaup f& 81 0sden ua0 fam '''Oer@
let BACON. Gin 2teutenant, Der It9 tim 3n8
uno In Der g1G6e oes ue6erfall8 befano, IFren8te,
naGDeut CT etntge DtltUlen I1tle 9etpedbleIt
Bate, 3ur.6, unn 0erlt6rfurgsn ST hplea.
WGbrenb ttrleIbe an Der Spibe BON etwa
IA Waun Safanterte, Oaranter BITE @tlenbobn'
patbter, ~anriffebrte. pavfen fh bic @uevtQdS
auf tbre 0ferDs uno etIten DaSpa. DteIss
9erGn6rem bss SIfijter8 rettste einen anbern
tpertGpoaen 3ug, Dem ote @uertQas ~abfaa9en
molten. Die s @efan8snen ftnO 3uritfge.
te6rt, nn&beim man fs fat al i6rer &l't6sr,
logar i6rsr 9Gte nub SttefsG beraubt bate.
Die Cutler miuhen unter @apa1erte. 8ebsdune
es9en, tpenn fe f@sr iein wOlen.
Waf9tnGtOn, 20. Sept. Der Ilts
tent S6nbiefrstar Bat NOD fir 2 peitere
MOnate urlaab erbaIten unO lE& ma@ europa
stu9ef&tft. Otsie Netle bat ntGtS NIT ben
6fsntItdsn @el&aften 3u f4afen unp TT stne
blpBe @~rbpIunesretle.
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Ne6elen6eri1te
Sur Ga6Iage.

Sur Cabbage.
Inter bttIer lleberiGrtft lGretbt bte vSDus
|tbsrn gonfeDeracY" (Ntlanta, ga, 3. Sept.),
Tolosnbso !: ,0ir Gno nun mttteu tn Der
Rytfs Der 0ttpplntt0n unb test tf bic rsGte
;3eit pa, ben Muth Der SaoldnOsr auf Die
D,ute 3a teQen. Der Mugenbltd, In tpslGem
pte &e9terung oar @pnfSDsrtrten Staaten tire
Deisbett unp Gnerste an ben Sag legen iOlte,
1T esfomnsn. Man laIe Da8 Gclt Die IlOlt'
den Wrmeen psgiGGrfen uno ben @ommanoeus
reu 8ebe man auf, %btefslben 3ulamnen3u3ieben
gum enotiGen Stars Der fGperalen Nymee bes
Btiteag.
00 tUoIen tpir sta %belereS Sggantlatipnss
feb unD !UGyn eiuea ~9eetgueteren 3ettpuntt
fnDer1, al6 Bs8enpGrtEg am Tenuefes STUFF 2
Die 6auptf0rce Der gantee8 I'm WeI1en 1T pora
Cumberland uup SbtO G6al pe9oirtgirt !; bte
et8entlt9e 8Iat6e Der Northumberland tf
bunberts BON Metlen nett Dor ibger frG9eren
Speratton5bafS. Niemals fam btsIe Qrnee
iber bic Ofbir9e 3ura6Be5ett, tpsnn rtr I'M
fern @ort9ett i&ueQ uno 9eiGtdt tenubea.
gBa8 gilt ben cOuISOertrten Staatsn bte
8e9tUn bes unteren MtlTiRppt Inn 0er8tet9
NIT bar NuFret6nu9 Der Mrmse bon 0tplen=
tran3 Die 80u3e 2Gnoerarede (pIte fir Den
Nugenblid aufBegeben tpev0en, pa 0eIAGfte
btsl FptGttgerer 9lats,r tebt bier unIere gangs
WnfmertIaHnfett beanfpru9en. Ote Mrmegn
Budner's, S06nltcn's uub 8rada's lOuten
cOmbtntyt tper0en uu0 bann tnITen pte OlGus
BEG Np1entraua 8urnGbe uno bee @bUlttiu.
niRenpepartementS In einer acknowledgement
WteDerla9e enOen.
Gin 9ldnsenbsr Steg De6 @aoers na@ Ic
oielen Sdlappen trirbe ben Sommerfelp3u9
BON 1868 teIAlteBsn un0 bic SOee Der Inter
io@un9 be8 SIOtnntsn wirpe 3ont NorDen
als ~bofnungslu5 aufgs8eben tpsrDen. Die Nes
aftip1 i'm 9lOrOen ielbif rp0rbe e6enlo sia6tpei>
ltg fir bic 3m un ieru, Gtur3 9elamtebeten
Olane, als fe encouragement unD fSrbsrltd,
fir unIere etgene SaAe lsin Darpe.
OteIe tpsitItde Nrmee LIT bte 0nuptaabe
unlrer Geinbe, laBt Die 3estSrt nber bte @es
6trge btntpe0getrte6en 1etn tn G9re9en unD
8erpirrun8 unb mir IinO ftNer fir INNER.
Dies fam ntGt gel8ebsn, Wenn eth 9fe9t-
ment BON bter un0 etue babe Brigade BON
bort gsiGidt wIrb.
0tr r%niilen Die t~6erpte8enoe Mebr6eit ami
nnIever Geite BADEN uno ia fetne vNaG3a9e"
ms6r Spr l!drterem Tetnbe In bieIsr pernaGs
laif9ten @egenO.
Gttpas me6r Off3teQe Gnergte un6 Elm pes
mtg msbr GsSaIersSter @eif bes Sabeus BEN
8plte eiugeIGBt un0 mnler GrfOlg 1T gelt4ert
uuo u%nIere unab6an9tpteit fsf bsArGnoet.
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Gtne teme Meben en- cJbee.

Cine neMe Mebenem'Joee+
Sin Brtef BON retnen Der GeiRreiNRen
8Iraer BON 2Uutftana er1Gien Dor eintaen
Eaeen in benz Columbia vScutb @~arcltntansn
Bur bederen 6ibrun8 bes RrisseS ltnb aar
GrletGterun8 Der 2aten be1slben IGtGet Ct
por, tn MuefAt Der sGn3ltGen @ertb!piatett
pes @aptefselseS, ba6elte aufauae6en uno Die
gauge @unfSperatipu tn 3pst RIaGen at tbst>
len, Den Webrltanb une Den MabrRano. GO
tanse Der 6rleg canere, ioQte oie Mrtnee uhne
SOIp fdutpfsn un0 man !pule teoerrnarn NIT
ben nutbwenoteea 9ebenstebGrfntGeu per1cr-
gen. Mae Grnoten Der 6armer unb WEou3sr
miiBten Der He9terun9 Dbne 8e3ablung GUT
Vsrfa9unS 8eteQt tpsr0en, uno ale Tyauen
nnO &EaOer lOuten ebenfaIS gratts a~rbstten.
WaGrenO n,an glaGrnyg anb &(siOung etnent
tebsss 3uItGere, loIe es bet Sobe5Frafe perbptea
letn, So faufen ODER gu pertaufsn, Geaou na1
Dem Vriu3ip, tpona4 Gris6FiG Der @rcBe letre
Siege errua9en babe. 4cF s-u4iasf
Sin Iol9es SerfaDrert wer0e ni1t 0Iein
bas papterselb fofcrt unnStbta mat6en, lon-
bern AUD baIslte mnb bic 8auutIppgsncou@
pUns tn @ourI beben, ba man barn UtGt
LANCER an Cen! 9utsi' 0lanoen elmer bsIp'slen
gerotl@em g'otIOn 3Detfein toase. yer 2'ofoe'
ls'oE, mstGss Os'a oentefott DC" SaOsee 1F>
9anpy''t"v sMtgssSMlsvs' Dt'es an l'''t'a
8roBes 9a8er unb ctne 9robe Natioralperf@
(tatte Dsrpagtelt tperpe.
5otpstt Der getRgetde 8arser Don 9ouilta~
ma. WlIp etue 8entrElidung Der fnbnIten
No., yp;cM,,nn nnn N,r,,SRo,,, - ,,nS Ro,risr,s
80 100 tstH H. xstia,1
~ or,.fk,h,, Es;%f,a Is isS ~ s,siG.s,,,
80 IN ~" ~ Ss"ts e. -
y, a;us ,r,n,Ss,,rs YhnInS .~s ,,,r, n,,,srre,r
%.s Sorns9 NH qfnrSeI be! srh..9rnfs ner.
S;os.., ,"h M MSSnmss .,r, gsiea8n;sr0e
~ nm "as 60 8aA . 49, Sm'
Nue xos'VFF 9ut I'ps't PlsHF"s "1' pE 1'sS
G@tg'e osF Stlaostea''sf ~ rqQsgn.
Gs ~ e'0 of0eatIarnes 5e'0snt oeB QIee
eet lo!eqeN ptplectsn an9etan8s Nao' 'OeItes
lstpF 0's ensse9onsalssn aFeRfns sues osnt'
4en gF0Isnofs ms't ''0s1t's'ss. Dagla eIlo
i oss "I8as0 :. So9 m$ Yo5tss @naosn e.,
.D 1919, 'eb g lsl',s" ~oFpsa''s1a"e "ast '..'
s'"IS's" commandments 3" "~E''o"F'qe' S.
VF'"a :
<H'F0 Efq a0.r U oae 2o'f Pss So0eOs
81 s'''Ea! loleQee 2oeule1 ott SplIsiae pss
gsgEII, O'Fo osF Saata'aas a'QE alst" lsFet
Q0HaH.9 an gsD''1' lOaOsfn aug o"sf'
9~f9s0!eaFttssn osre etsiagsa. Oat Y[1an3sF
Is'ne SftOsen oPfsfa, PIE aftl5otfaftl@s game
a'Is OeT ~oaloE''" 6sF DsloaF9xtt 9'ea"'5ieQen
pGast', ""ts Sas 9eUgstFm Sqrs PIE ss8sn-
'q".n'.Wsa S"a'.utsOn unD p e ps anu
%"VS;1'ssg gt"u9, I9 esm sSnFH @'~'b8soaEl<I'
~ %yan'uFt s."ss SoGPanet.te )" IN9s",
Ip1's OtHiUap ano VsE StesIuh9 s'nso "'asE>
etw ~os'luu''e" oeltsS 1s'"s 's0sHeFs"I''8s 0s7
Fa!Sn9 81 sl~at'sa. m, (
Oo@ saEna 81 HllIeFem Po'tolUpeen. I'm
E Etbi@bn{ g9aisFS nsnts 5o,s nnP ~ o'e s.S ops'e e1ass &C.
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Ben, bub Sees Nrmee G@ nt&t in 9iretnteu
balten tSnns tpenn &nUrStQe uMO Chattanooga
in ~unleren 0GnOen ieten. DAP bIeIe @retes
ntTe isbt f ltt9efunoen BADEN, ~per6unben nit
benz @tnfaI tn NCrD-@ eorsta Sat mabrI9etn>
lid bas @erIGt Derur1a&t.
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@0u Sort Mnnrne.

6Ort WpnrOe, Is. Sept. 6ter ctr'
cuttren ote ertrava9anteften Gera9te, iber bts
9eps8unGen Der N%ebeQenarmse tn uno Inn
NtAmunp. gRte eS bstbt, IOlem bte Nebelen
Ni6monb rdamen. Dte 9tt6munber mnb
NOro @arUltna 3ettun9en baben ltets au9eeez
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-24

The old High Tory party of England
is often called the conservative party,
because il supports the ancient powers
and privileges exercised by the British
crown, and opposes every measure which
would increase the power of the people.
The conservative party of this country
has the blood Of its British parent in it's
veinr. 1t is the friend of privileged
classes, and defends all the arrogant as
SYMPTOMS and despotism of the slave
power, while IL steadfastly opposes eve
ry measure which would strengthen the
hands of the people, and give stability
TO popular institutions.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-24
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 1.

GALLERY OF THE CuMBERLAND, July
16.-The commissioned officers of the
Army of the Cumberland are requested
10 call at No. 20, Cedar street, opposite
the Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Ten
nessee, at the earliest convenience. For
further particulars, enquire at the gale
~ above-nAmed:
The Gallery of the Cumberland 10 now
opened opposite the Commercial Hotel
The pre- prietors of the above establish
ment would respectfully inform the cit
zens of Nashville that they are prepared
TO furnish photographs superior to any
heretofore made in this city. Having
fitted up our capacious Gallery, far SUI
perior TO any in the Southern States, and
also procured at great expense the best
practical Photographers that we could
procure in New York, Cincinnati and
Chicago, which compose one of the most
talented and largest corps Of Photograph
ers in the Department Of the Cumber-
land. We are prepared to execute all
kinds Of work desired, with despatch,
and at reasonable prices. We would re-
spectfully invite all those DESTROYS of
having Photographs 10 visit our Gallery,
where they will be treated with cOurts-
sy by US and all our attaches. Please
sail, one and all, and examine specimens
of Oartes de Visite, etc.
MORSE & PEAsLEE, PrOprietOrs,
N. BIN connection with the above
named Gallery, we have other establish
ments at different pOints with the Army
Of the Cumberland, from which we are
in daily receipt Of Photographs of the
officers ct the army. Duplicates can be
had by addressing Morse & PeAslee, p
o. Box 143, Nashville, Tenn.
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BY TELEGRAPH {
MloNIoAr pEsPArenEs,


New YORK Oct. 23-The Commercial
says. official order investing Gen. Grant
with the new command including all
the territory west Of the Allegheny to
be styled the Western Division, with
headquarters at Nashville.
WASHINGTON, Oct 23.-Every thing
favorable At Charleston.
A ruutor prevails that Sedgewick win
displaos Meade. ori II
Admiral Dahlgren denies that there hAs
been any dissatisfaction or want Of CO.
operation between him and Gilmore.
President Lincoln, replying to the Mis-
souri, delegation, refuses to relieve scho-
field, and declines disbanding the State
militia. .AN
ST.. Louis, Oct. pa heavy storm
occurred yesterdAy--over six inches of
snow.
Memphis dates 10 the 21st say, loyal
citizens from the upper counties of West
Tennessee are coming in to avoid con-
scription, s.,as .,g d
The Crescent City has arrived, and
taken ON board 2,7OO bales cotton at the
mouth of White river. u
The people of 0biOn and Dire cOun-
ties have whipped the guerrillas.
shermAn's advance guard handsomely
whipped the rebels near BArton's Sta.
ton. a,.s.
01Wheeler'i cavalry are reported near
Decatur. 1
SAN FRANOIsco, Oct. 23,--It is reported
that the Japanese have severely repulsed
the British feet but no particulars are
given.
New YoRK, Oct. 30 Cotton Soc
Gold 1876. -
liverpool, oct 14.-Cotton excited. ADJ
yAnced one and half pence. 'lia
COnsols 90 IN 81 r.zsIs
Advices from the army of the Potomac
say Lees forces is probably concentrated
at culpepper, and that active operations
for the present are ended.
WASHINGTON, Oct 23-Capt Thomas
Turner, Of the Ironsides has succeeded
Admiral DAhlgren at Charleston.
ItiS the general impression here thai
L els falling back on bis defences al
Richmond to send all his available force
70 Tennessee. .rura
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-24

ErEYEN CHILDREN IN -Four YEARs.--
We met a widow woman yesterday,
twenty -one years old and the mother Of
eleven children. She was q refugee from
Tennessee, and married when she was
fifteen years of age, and in nine months
thereafter was the mother of three live,
healthy children. In the next twelve
months she gave birth 10 twin girls, then
inside Of the next twelve months she
was the mother Of triplets again, two
boys and a girl then after pause Of
eighteen months she presented her hus-
band with another round Of Fri plets, two
girls aud boy, and she arrived in our
town with the entire lot. Her husband
lost his life At the battle of Stone River,
and she and her interesting aud bright
eyed little merry group were left 10 find
their way, upon the charity Of our people,
to her friends in the middle portion Of
Illinois.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-24
WAR DrpARrnrNr.

ADJUTANT-OhNEhAL OFkICl1f 4
WAsHINaToN, OstOber 8, 1863.
"The President orders:
!" First All houses, tenements, lands
and plantations, except such 30 may be
required for mi itary purposes which.
have been or may be deserted and aband-
oned by insurgents, within the lines of
the military occupation of the United
States forces, in States declared BY pro-
clamation of the President to be in in
surrection, will hereafter be under the
supervision and control Of the superVis-
ing special agents of the Treasury De-
partment. .t1t
Second-All commanders of military
departments, districts and posts, will,
upon the receipt of this order, surrender
and turn over to the proper supervising
special agent such houses, tenements,
lands and plantations not required for
military uses as may be in their posses
sion or under their control, and all off :
GERS of the army of the United States
will at all times render to the agents APP
pointed by the Secretary OF the Treasury
all such aid as may be necessary to en-
able them to obtain possession of such
houses, lands, tenements aud plantations,
and to maintain their authority over the
came
"By order of the Secretary Of War.
"E. d. TOWNSEND.
Assistant Adjutant General.
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We are gratified to hear that our
friends in East Tennessee are planting
themselves upon the broad platform Of
freedom. They have suffered too long
under the oppressive rule Of slave
aristocracyy not TO feel the necessity of
crushing out its power forever. This
they cannot do without maintaining in
its full sense, the sacred cause of human
rights. East Tennessee is destined to
be the New England of the South, in
her mills, factories, FORCES, foundries,
and work shops. God speed her in her
glorious work.
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sn,inrsi sntIersI

A & NJ. LANDsBERG & Co., corner of
Market street and Square, have just
received, and are selling at prices that
defy competition,
90 Cheese.
100000 Cigars.
rs Caddies Twist and Burnside To-
bAcco.
90 Butts Natural Leaf.
80 Gases Ssrdines.
so Kits Mackerel, Nos. / and 2
SO Gases MAltby's Oysters.
200 Barrels Dried Fruit.
Also full stock of Hats, Shoes, Sus-
penders, Fancy Over Shirts, HAndker-
chiefs, Paper Collars, Portfolios, Note
and Letter Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink,
Backing, Spice. Sc, &c.
Together with the best brands Of Whis-
ky, Bitters, Champagne, CAtawbA,
Schnapps, 80, and a complete AssOrt-
ment Of Notions.
By giving US trial you will fnd il to
your advantage.
A, & NJ. LANDsBERa & 90.
Sept 13.
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Greek Fire.

This article is thus described: g.
1t is a sort of paste, and is placed in
metallic cases about four inches in length
and one in diameter. This case is COW
cred with cartridge paper and primed at
one end. These cases or cylinders are
deposited in shell, the shell is then
filled with powder, and when it bursts
these cases fly in all directions, and burr
with intense heat for one minute and a
half. atLll
Many things were tried before this
was invented; but it was found that upon
their suddenly coming into the open air
they were extinguished. "Greek fire" is
not only not affected by sudden contact
with the air, but il is impossible to ex-
tinguish. You may throw water upon
il or anything else; bat so long as you
do not exclude the air it will burn until
the material is entirely consumed. ,IAl
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DlnIng ana Dobt.

The Confederates early attempted to
gain consideration in Paris by giving
dinners. They hoped 10 carry the city
by champaign. A large number Of
yOnng rebel gentleman, who were en-.
gagged in this business Of dining, have
suddenly fallen short of funds. Mr..
Slidell declines TO render them any as =
sistAnee, and duns begin TO threaten. II
is feared they will find the position as
prisoners Of debt quite as unpleasant As
many of their fighting comrades have
found to be their position As prisoners Of
war.
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The trsuscendenl importsnee OF the
sIll5eci discussed in the following com
municAtjoD, entities il TO publication:
40 the Nashville Bellies

Ladies fair Of tbs South city.
For yonr sskes, pom this dit,y
In thoughts, which, coming in a trice,
| u give to you some good advice
In reference, TO your future state,
And In the choosing Of mate.
Ard, promised b be frank.
You ought 70 choose a man Of rank
But, Il you would have honor great
A Maior-Gen'ral you should mate
II such General be not near,
Why choose Of course, a Brigedier.
And 70 the Briggs you can't engage,
A Colonel should your love assuage.
When such a one is not around,
The MAJOR should Of course DO found.
And. Il sou cannot him secure,
Tho Adiutant, you may yet lure.
Aud, should be not 10 you prove true,
The Captain yet, may be for you.
And, when the Captains not on hand
The Lieatenants, in chief command
should he, your company refuse;
The Sergeant MAJOR, you may choose.
Aud, should he not your love allow,
common sergeant will do now
But, should be hist 10 duty's cal,
Why have Of course, a Corporal.
And should you none Of these secure,
prlSa Q, yet, your heart may cure.
And, If you would, from vice refrain,
The Chaplain's love, you ought to gain.
II you cannot love the Pastor,
choose for your lord, the QuArtermaster.
But, would you Of your Ills, be eur'd;
Choose the Doctor, or, the Steward.
Bat Il yea would your life enjoy,
Choose you some noble Soldier Boyi
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3. THEATRE. The entertainments at The
theatre open tonight with the drama Of
awake not the Dead" and close with the
afterpiece of ''Mose, or Glance at New
York" Mrs. Waller appears in the for
mer as Brunhilda. This is her last APP
pearance.
Miss Kate Denim and Mr.. Sam Ryan
have been engaged, and will play Mon
day night.
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Il Raising New Troops In indiana.

Raising New Troops In Indiana.
The indianapolis Journal Of the goth
sAys:
Three months ago Gov Morton, fore
seeing the speedy arrival OF the time
when more troops would be needed ask
ed and obtained authority to raise eleven
new regiments. This order he proceed
ed, with characteristic prOmptness, to
execute, and already the eleven regiments
are on the way to completion. The
skeletons have been arranged for them,
and from 200 TO 400 raised in each, ex-
cept possibly one. Recruiting goes on
not only we'll but rapidly, aud in q very
short time all will be filed and ready
for the field.
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Fabulous weights are attributed to the
I5-ineh shot and shell, some paragraphs
state that they weigh 455, $50, and even
075 pounds. This is nonsense. A 10
inch shot is not solid, but cored out or
followed in the centre, so that the walls
are only Az inches thick; in other words,
there Is hole six inches in diameter in
the middle of 15inch shot. In this
condition il weighs 400 pounds. AnOlh-
er pattern ia made which has walls 3 q
inches thick, and weighs 329 pounds.
When filed with powder or sand, their
weight is Of course increased. These
weights are from the actual exhibits Of
the scales.