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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-11
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A iolAE BOOK containing a small sraount Of
- money ani some nutes aud receipts ahioh rs
upn'r oan Eyi by proving property aud paynx
uhars'a, Inquire ~ 81. n RAPLRE sswannss
MOUSE maruh3-tta
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T. o ST.

A MEAiO tARDuM BOOK, CONTAINING TWENTY
LATHHEkiDULLARs 10 Northern monsy, and about
SH dollars IN snail bil's ami also some fersonat "a
pars of uo ruoe 10 any ons, except tho OWBsr 1qs
nnd0r will receive rfwuri Uf rvs rOtLAHa b. lgay
Ing he ians u The uHQs once.
Mar,k no ~
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Refuse the Issues of all hanks
nrnnli nmRM hAInNG.

The following Tennessee Banks are broken, OF
have been wound up and their Notes, a any arc
OUT utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville,
Central Bank u Tennessee at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Momphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, At Memphis,
Exchange Bank, at Murfreesboro.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, at Knoxville
Bank Of East Tennessee, az Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at Dandridgs
Bank OF Claiborne, at farewell
Bank OF Tazswell, at Tazewoll.
Lawrenceburg Bank, at Lawronceburg
Citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Bank of America, at Carksvllle
Exchange Bank, Georgia
southern Rank, Georgia
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The LouisyiIle Denloeral Of SUNDAY

says;
Among The prisoners brought TO this
city last evening in charge OF Captain
Meir were two young female volunteers.
They entered the service ia the Second
Tennessee Cavalry at this place, but at
forwards joined the Twenty seventh llli-
nois Regiment Volunteers, below Nash
willie, aud were in the battles of Stones
River After the battle they rendered
efficient service in administering TO the
wants OF the wounded and dying sold
iers. They are in the Military Prison
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WATER TAX.

NNArER-TAX, by law, "a duo 10 advance An
" i"isohs who have fdlad % comply wlu he Law
pa haslhg payment iur Tho present SIX months NAV
expect within tho nokt ten days 90 have the ateregt
% can upon y u Garrett, Wuter-Tan Z llisstor at
mo upp"r end oftht Market House
MaTlhI-l5t -'-'o''
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We Learn that the statement copied
into our paper few days ago, that Mr..
Prentice, of the Louisville Journal had
started to Europe is untrue He only
accompanied his widowed daughter-in-
law, who is from Germany, as far as New
York, on her return to Europe, which
gave rise to the report of the Times.
VIoroR HUGO has addressed an exhor-
tatiOn to the Russian soldiers not to fight
against the Poles. The annexed extract
from its concluding paragraph will serve
Tia give the spirit Of the whole:
II, in this nineteenth century, you con-
summste the assassination of Poland,
know We, men of the Southern army, that
you will fall--which appears impossible
---eUen lo'oer than Ae gangs Of the Southern
States ST america, aud raise agaiHSi yoa he
e1scrati0B OF the i0hols ciUiiisoi ioorld Grimes
committed by night remain crimes pub
lie horror is penalty. Russian soldiers,
let the Poles inspire you; fight not against
them What you have before you in
Poland is not the enemy, IL is example
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Old Hats Made New,
SNUFFI SNIIFR !

VT RfCKfYED rHB BgsT MACAB0Y sEUFF
- ia the city, and Tor sale al T. WHORLFY,s
, Cigar aud Tobacco Store.
AAi'Niv-l" No. ~ South Market street
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LEE S. DUSs IS Co. pay the highest
prices for Vouchers and Government
Claims. Call and see them before sell
ing, at No. % Union street.
March 3-tf
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

and entitled to credit accordingly. when the re-
cruit is mustered into service, unless the Select
men of such town shall, in writing, consent that
credit for sue. recruit be gwen to some other
town.
Assurance has been received from the War
Department, that every effort will be used, to
have the present existing law so amended, as to
exempt from daft all towns, which furnish Their
full quotas. No doubt is entertained, that such
anne dment viii be made.
Superintendents of Recruiting under this or
der will be appointed in the several Counties In
such number as may be deemed necessary to
whom The Seleotmen will be required to report
their doings under this order, and forward the
recruits enlisted by them.
And the Selectmeu Of the several towns in tins
State are hereby enioined 10 give this matter
tber immediate and earnest attention and active
effort, and, by raising promptly the quotas Of
their respective towns, enable the State TO re-
spond, as heretofore, to the call of the President
Of the United States, as the best evidence which
she can give Of her unwayerin and uuquestioned
loyalty to the Government aLd the Union.
By order Of His Excellency,
). GREGORY SMITH,
Governor and Commander int Chief.
PETER I. WAsHBURN,
Adj taut and Inspector General.
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THE DAILY FREEMAN

Viii be ssued, Osr'l, during Session CT he Legs
Iature orIiny and seI noon, in for the mails
South and est. II will contain the latest tele hie
news up the cf going press, and will, ad
diton to its usual variety Of natter have full reports Of
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
Prepared for its columns by experienced and able
exporters 1t will also OF such annver
ssry and other meetings as held here during the
Session.
Although the FRBKNAE has just been enlarged the reg
uar subscription price is the heretofore
dollar for three months.
will he furnished in quantities members al two
a copy, land 1t that rat, during the Session aud when
eight copies ordered, address, postage
will be prepaid without additional charge Single copies
hire cents
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
STATE OF VERMONT,
ApJUTAEL AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
Is Woodstock Nov. 2, 1863

y oodstOck Nov. z, 1868
General Order No g.
The quotas OF the several towns in this State,
under the call Of the President of the United
States for 100000 men to serve in the regI.
uents and companies now in the field, and for
the deficiency of the State under the United
States draft are hereby assessed as herein stated
The first column states the number eff men to
be raised by each town, as its proportion of
300, 900 men, called or by tn President, to
serve in the several reg iments and detached
com anies now in the field from this State
In assessing this quota, each town has been
charged with its proportion according TO its
mum Ger of men enrolled in the first class, of
the whole number assessed upon the State, as
the quota of the State Of 300 900 men required
by the Presidents Proclamation, and has been
credited with any surplus of men furnished by
such town, above all quotas heretofore assessed,
including the quota OF such town to serve 10
the old regiments, after charging the town with
its due proportion of the whole number to be
raised IN the stale, and deduetng therefrom
the surplus, If any, previously furnished by
such town.
he second column states the deficiency of
each town under the United States draft, and
Is the number of men to be raised by such town
Tor the purpose OF filling the new regiments and
battery heretofore ordered by General Order No
2. dated August 3, 1868. In assessing this quota,
each town s been charged with its proportion,
according to It's number OF men enrolled in the
first class, of the whole number heretofore assess
ed upon the State, to be raised by draft, and
has been credited with the aggregate of the men
drafted from such town, who entered the service,
procured substitutes, paid communication. This
L
who have been held to service under the draft,
since the date of the returns OF the several Pro-
vost Marshals, upon which the deficiency as
herein shown, was computed
The third column states the aggregate of both
quotas assessed upon each town, and is the
whole number to be furnished by such town for
filling the old regiments and completing the new
regiments and battery, which the State is now
raising.
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POSTAGE.

The Postage On the Daily will be thirty for the
Session. and the for three months, lin advance
Postage the Weekly five cents during the Session. and
the same to the LIST of ia nuary, lin advanee Postage
single papers, two CENTS and the for bundle
weighing four ounces Gddr ss and for
cry additional four ounces two certs.
Orders are solicited
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THE WEEKLY FREEMAN

Through the Session will contain ali Of importance in thu
proc ceilings Of the General Assembly, and will be fur
nhed to members and the Session for
ty five cents, or forty cents to the LIST of January
Single any number Of copies members of the Legs
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
STATE OF VERMONT,
ApJUrANr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, I
WoodstCck Oct 2S 1863
General Order No. /.

In pursuance OF 4 requistiou made by tie
President OF tie United States upon the COY
ernor of / State of Vermont, it IS hereby or
Jered, that Three Thousand Three Hundred ami
Thirty Men be raised in the State of Vermont
to serve in the several regiments and dct4ched
companies + Vermont Volunteers n0w in the
service OF the United States, in addition TO the
number oi men required 10 be raised in this
State, by General Order No. OF the Governor
of this State, dated August 3, 1862, to fill the
deficiency IN the quota Of the Stste under the
draft ogdere by the President Of The Uailed
States 10 July, 1868,
The num'vg OF men ,,qulse., under General
Order No vii be astttsc1 separately upon
the several tJwna 1T TINS Stase, and the several
quotas Of G. to8G will b. announced rs soon
as the necessary computations eau be made IN
the offoa Of Tho A4j4'aat and Inspector Gene
RAJ and yalNUtycr> VIII be received and en-.
listed an.ll tho it.h day OF January, A. d.
1864. In computing the quotas Vt the several
towns, The quota OF eath town under the quota
assigned 10 The State for Gratt IN July last, and
the number # men furnished ~ each Jown I'M
der tie drdit, elibe. by drpf.eI men entering
the service themselves u by substitute Gnd the
num5tr ot men IL each town, who were drafted
and paid cJn.mut ton viii be considered and
each L0Tn Will be allowed credit, towards its
quota for filling old regiments, for any surplus
OF men, which may hay. been furnished by such
town above all quotas heretofore assessed, inclu-
ding the quota OF snch town under the draft in
July.
And Tor the purpose Of enabling the several
towns 70 raise .heir quotas speedily, and each
in It's own way, he Sel0ctme ID of each town are
hereby appointed recruiting officers, and au hor.
lied and empowered. az such, to enlist volun-
teers,
Volunteers, who shall enlist and be mustered
into the service OF he United ST ties, uUdeg this
order, wi he paid bountles as follows.
Each recruit, who has heretofore served in
the army o. tbs United States not less than
nine months, and who produces an honorable
discharge from the service, in the usual form,
will receive bounty nd premium oi four hun
dred and two dollars, to be paid Us follows
~. kali
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vice, he Will be aid one months pay
FRS. stailmsnt of bounty, $500
Premium, 400
Total payment on muster, 1000
At the first regular pay day, or two months A.
ter must'r, an additional instailment OF
bounty will be paid, $40 90
At the first regular ply day aft'r six months
service, in addition to his pay, he will
be raid additional ins'a lment OF
bounty, 40 90
At the prst r. gulaf pay day after the end OF his
first years service in audtUn to his
paw additional inst all of county, 40, 00
At the first regular pay day aiLer eight III nrhs
service, IN addnion 10 his pay an addition
al ms allment OF bounty, DO 90
Atthe first regular pay day after two years in
addi.ion 10 ms pay, an additional in
sta tlment of bounty, 900
any sol Ter who may be honoraby dis
cha ged amer two years SERVICE the
maiDdef Of h bouny will b paid, rs 90
Eacu recruit, VINO has not heretofore served
in the army OF the Unite1 States, or who has
served less than niue months, will, if he enlist
to serve In the new Veteran Volunteer Infantry,
or in the Batt ~ of Veteran Volunteer Light
Artillery, authorized by General Oder No. 2,
dated August 3, 1868, receive bounty and
premium OF one hundred and two do lars, to be
paid AZ follows:
Upon being mustered into United States service
he wni be paid ole months pay in ad-
Frs. inStallment of bounty, $50
emu.n, 400
At the EXPIRATION of three years. service, or to
any solder who may be h0nUrhbly dis.
charged after two years service, or to any
sodI,r who may b DISC 4srged rom service
within twr years from the date oil his enlist
ment,b hason of wounds received Ina battle,
tie remand OF the bounty Will be paid rs 90
Recruits Tor Old regiments will oe SLOWED, 30
far AS ID Compatible with the public service, to
3 'lect the regiment in which TO serve.
Recruits enlisted under this order, to serve
in Odd egulents, will, when mustered into the
service vi tire United states, be credited to tee
town, BY when they are furnished, towards the
lota assessed II on such town to fill old regi-
,nen,s. Ana recruit VINO have heretofore en-
list, d, or VINO stall hereafter eDls', IN the new
rrg,men's or battery, authorized by General Or
dor No. 2. whether enlisted by the Selectmen, or
by tue Recruiting Officers heretofore, or who may
DO hereafter, appo'nled for that purpose, will,
when mustered luso Tue United States service,
! be credited to the town, by winch they are fur
bished, towards the quota assessed upon such
town Tor raising such new regiments aud battery.
Inc town named In the Contract Vt enlistment
US Tn Residence vi The recruit, will be taken to
b. ,he town which hSs furnished such recruit,
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First iusta,mept Of bounty, 90 90
Premium, 2 90
Tote, Pc. LED. ou muster, us 90
= a; ti, Ag-.rvzu'a az pay lay or two month.
a1ger mustcr-in, an add,tiOaai Iustslneptcf
bounty Will b pad 30 o.
. st the hrst gular pay day after months
service, he shall be PAID additional in
staImelt OF ouaty, 80 GU
4. 1t the FIRST uar pay day after the cad Of the
first years erylce, an additio al instaImeb.
OF b. unity wi b. paid, so GO
0, At the first repu ar psy day after eighteen
months service, addition / lnstalmeut
Il bounty W II b. paid, so %
o. Az the first regular pay day after two years.
service, an additional nstslmeHt VI bUunty
will be paid, so %
l. st tn. first regular y day after Two and half
years service, additional installaent OF
bouuty will be paid, 80 90
8. AT the expiration OF three years service, the
nd r Of the bounty vii be pad. 40 90
Ii the Government shalt not require these
troops for the full period of three years, and
they shall be mustered honorabiy out of SER
vice before the expiration of their term of en-
listment, they stall receive, upon being mus
tered out, the whole amou6t OF bounty remain
ing UNPAID, the same as If the full term had
been served. The legal heIre of volunteers tohO
die IN service shall lie entitled to receive the
whole bounty remaining unpaid at the time of
the soldiers death.
Each recruit, who has not heretofore served
in the army of the United States, or who has
served less shan nine mon his, will, il he enlists
to serve 10 old regiments, now IN the service OF
the United States receive bounty and premi
UNI of three hundred ami two collars to be
paid az follows
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16
Post OAice Winter Time Table
Arrival and Departure Of the Nails.
rosrorYlcE AT DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EAsrsEs MAIL.-Closss at o A. N. and 3is p.
Il. Arrives at 10 A. Al. and ~ T. NJ Sundays
excepted.
WESTERN Min--Clos,s at . A. NJ. Arrives
81 6p. N. Sunday excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAiL.--Closes at 81 7. NJ.
Arrives atty z. NJ.
SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Closes at 5 A. NJ. Ar
river st6P. NJ.
NORTHERN VIA DEWrT.-"loses Sunday, Tues
day aud THURSDAY 81 Sh p. II. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday at =. NJ.
kouTE No. l0s7t-tli blue Grass, eto-Closcs
Monday. Wednesday and Friday At ~ eek. 7 NJ.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY At u
o'clock II.
Rours No. leqas Viz Tiptcn Closes Tuesday
sni Friday al IL o'clock NJ arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL O'Clock N.
RorrE No. l09.7-vis Puffal Closes Friday
~ o'clock A NJ arrives Saturday atS O'Clock
Pm.
RorTK No. l0g5o-Nia Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday at 81 L. NJ Arrives
Saturday at 6 =. NJ.
OFFICE Horns. Office open at o'clock A. N.
General delivery closed at "a o'clock 7. NJ Office
closed 1T ' o'clock Y. NJ. Office open on Sunday
from TO o'clock p. II.
- A. the principal mails are carried by Rail
kosd, al the time as stated herein will be
RAIL ROAD TINS, the clock in the Supcrintend-
ents Office, NJ. ID. RI. Depot, being tho stand.
ard. CHAN a. ELnRinGE. y. Al.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16
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LEGAL.
TRUarEE.s sAf.r

"HEREAS, On the 10th day Of Js,vs.v. A.
w d. 1851, Michael Tissnas and susan T;e,.
nan, Of Cliaton county, lows, executed unto Aus.
tin Corbin - Trustee, Q certain deed Of trust.
conveying 70 said trustee the LAID In Clistos
county. Iowa. described % follows, to Wit. The
ssute hAif Of the southwest quartss, and the
south-~est quarter Of the south east qassssr Of
section No. one ~ and the west haif Of the
north-.sast quarter Of section pumber
twelve ll3,) all in township No. eighty.
two north Of range No. thrse 90 sass Of the
9th p. n; also the soath west quarter OF The
north east quarter Of section No. sixteen nc. IN
township No sighty.thrse 1881 north Of rsase
No. four 20 east Of the 9th p. m; which aid
conveyance Vas made BY the said Michael Tier
nan and wife, for the purpose Of securing the pay
ment Of one certain promissory note and the In
tsrest thereon, signed BY said Nichssl Tisrnaa.
dated the 10th day Of January, A. D., 1851. and
payable In one year after date, to the order of
Adslis Arms, for the sum Of six hundred and
twenty I'VE dollars, with interest Ut the rate Of
ten per cent. per annum.
And nov, said note having become due and pay
ablsand the said Michael Flernan having failed 10
pay the same, l,Austin Corbin Trustee - afoss-
virtue Of the power which 10 In me vested by said
deed Of trust, ! will, on Saturday, the 9th day
Of May, A. d. 1858, at the hour Of nine o'clock
in the forenoon Of said day, At the Court Bouse
door, in the city Of Davenport, expose
and o6er for sale, at publis auction, the
parcels Of land above described, or 90 mach
thereof IS shall be necessary 10 satisfy and pay
the amount due on said note with the ere.
on to the day Of ssls. together with ell the costs
tics and Trustees fees.
Dated the 9Th day Of April, A. d. 1858.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
app Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-16

Tn GOOD CONDITION. AND TRAINS ARE
1 running daily, East sad West, FOR the rranspor.
tation Of passengers an freiyat with care and
oespatch. All kailroati located east of tho Mis-
eissippl River have dirsst connsct on with the n
y 10 Il, or its hae OF splendid steam Packets
The Hannibal - Joasph u X Line of Packets
on the Missouri River ran daily, south to Lesven-
worth, Pafkvile, Quiutaro. Wy andot,c aud Kan
sas Cry AMI tn weekly, norih to Nebraska City
Plsttsnouth, Omah i. sad Cosncil Bluff.
DAILY Mail Coaches run In connection with
trains Of this road TO al. important towns in
Northern Missouri and Southern lswa Also 10
Lawrence, Topeka, E0:t Riley AMI For, Scott.
Kansas
Overland Pixies Peak and California Mail
Coaches leave daily. Time TO Denver ti,yo day
6slt Lake days, San Sransisco is days.
=, Rates OF freight always as iOr as by any other
npe, while the patron saves largely in Insus ance
Distance. Changes and III ne.
y. GkoAT Gen'l ticket Ag't Hannibal. Mo
W.P. ROBINSON. H-eight Ag't, do
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GRAPHIC.
AFTERNOON REP0RT.
From New Yoek.
New YoRK. April Is.


A Suffolk, w., letter TO the Herald
says that at daylight this morning No
abandoned the South Quay road, tore up
what is termed the Panzemond bridge,
and prepared more efiecuslly TO meet an
attack at this time. We could hear the
enemy's reyeille and buge calls qni.t.e
plain. Everything now is in full reAdi'
ness for an attack.
Torpedoes are under all bridges not
destroyed, leading TO town. lew houses
being pulled down,as they intertered with
the range of cur guns.
A conr or arrived here abont o'clock
A. NJ, bringing information shat the en-
emy were advancing on the Sommerton
road. With the arrival OF this intelll :
pence came information from Providence
Church road that a corporal and four OF
our men had been captured i've miles
from here.
The ehemy are now occupying our
pickle, station in the latter direction.
A few of our pickets at Hog Island
were surrounded during the night and
captured.
Intelligence reached Fort Monroe on
the 18th that the enemy had retreated
forty miles from Suffolk. and that the
gunboats sent to Fosters assistance had
succeeded in running the rebel batteries.
| Ii is said that the government has pnr'
chased one Of the steam gunboats built
lby J. c. .eyeit 4 Co. for Admiral Ward
III the Chinese Navy. After his death.
,be NJ cney was not forthcoming to pay
e., ,he, and hoy were offered for sale
Ericsson publishes - -''ef saying Tue
impcrfections of the monitors are no. al
serious character, and vii! be readily OBJ
waited. Everything worked precisely AZ
expected. no change of plan being neces-
sary The turrets and pilot houses can
be heavier plated whsn necessary. Scars
on the armour were expected, but the
shots have been kept out. There is no
class Of vessels in the navy which obey
tae helm more readily than the monitors.
In strong currents and shallow water, like
Charleston harbor, no vessels can be
readily mannuyered.
! A letter in the Baltimore american,
dated off Charleston the 10th, says the
iron.clad feet will be sent to the Missis :
sippi. 1t asserts that the use of Que Of
Errcson's torpedo RATS and shells would
have swept away one hundred feet of the
rebel obsrntions, and the city would
thereby have been placed at orr mercy
| Some commanders OF the iron clads ex-
press the opinion that in three hour.
more Sumter would have been compelled
TO surrender.