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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27

New THEATRE.-Miss Lofty Hough,
Mr.Jones and Mr.. Correille have been re-
engaged for the present week, and will
appear again tomorrow night in the Sew
en- Sisters. AS we have before remarked,
the desire of our population to SEQ this
spectacle does not abate IN the least
Every night it is witnessed by immense
crowds, who appear TO leave the theatre
reluctantly after the cur ain goes down
upon the birth Of the rosy little god
Cupid in his bower Of ferns. We are
sometimes at loss to decide whether
they are bewildered and caplivated by
the gorgeous scenery, the capital hits,
and variety of the play, or by the be-
witohiDg queen Of comedy, whose grace
and loneliness are sufficient 10 raise q
passion in the heart OF an anchorite. II
the latter, Miss Lofty will have many
sins to answer for, as she has played tho
very deuce amongst our theatre-going
population, and leads them IS she lists
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27

We had the pleasure of call yester.
day from Mr.. SET0HELL, the distinguish
ed comedian, who, after a brief visit to
Nashville, leaves for the North this morn
ing We hope it may not be long before
the play. goers Of Nashville are given an
opportunity of seeing him on the boards.
He is regarded by many as unrivalled
in his line of characters.
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Mr.. Mccullough, the able and reliable
correspondent of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, whose letters from Grants army,
over the signature of 'MAoK," were read
with great interest, arrived in Nashville
Friday evening. He leaves to-day for
Chattanooga. We wish him pleasant
time
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We are indebted TO w. @. Collier for
copies of the Louisville papers, the Gin
cinnati Commercial, and Frank Leslie's
Illustrated newspaper.
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A pocket book was found on Line
street in this city yesterday, in which
there was q pass for w. II. II. Gent. a
promissOry note, and other papers. Mr..
Gent can get the pocket book and con-
tents by applying to G. seiferle, No. 115
College street, near the Louisville Depot.
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JAMES E. MuRDooK, the tragedian, pass
ed through Nashville several days age,
on his way TO the front, for The body Of
bis son, Capt. MURDocK, who was killed
in the battle of Chickamauga. Capt
Murdoch was attached to the staff Of
Gen. Van CleVe.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27

Mr.. J. w. Dolbear Church street, above
Smiths drug store, has a considerable
quantity of ink, and will take pleasure
in supplying gratis sick and wounded
soldiers, in tho hospitals, or soldiers
doing post duty in this city. Call, or
send, and have your bottles filed, boys.
Time, between aud III in the morning
aud 3 aud o in the afternoon every day.
Saturday and Sunday excepted
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27

AS usual, yesterday, rebel sympathi-
zers had numerous grapevine dispatch
es, wherewith to entertain the gullible.
Will they never learn anything?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27

In the way of news, real news, yes
terday was the dullest day Of the week.
There was not a ripple on the sluggish
stream.
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The attention Of merchants and oiti-
zens who may wish to make purchases in
Cincinnati, is directed TO the advertise
mcnt of L. @. Hopkins & Co On re-
cent visit to that city we looked into
their establishment, and found it one Of
the most complete in this country. They
have every thing desirable, and sell at
low prices.
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TAKEN ~.

nv WILUIAM sUMVEp, on sATUR. ~
I'D DAY the 18Th inst, Chesnnt sor I'm
rel aru, with bl 20 face, with at shoes, ESA-
three years IA last sp ing, hiteen hands hisL, "a
out gear marks on br 'nda which tbs owner get
by p,ovius b operty, aud paying for advertisement
Ap3ly 81 NJ 20 O0legp street.
aap2a-lW~
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Recorder Shane tried some eleven
cases yesterday, chiefly drunkenness and
violations Of the tipping laws,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27

The weather yesterday was delightful.
Who would wish better?
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE FIRM
n Of Il. 4. snowden a Co, up TO the LIST OF Jam
vary, 1862 either hy note ~ account, aud likewise
those indebted 70 J. .. Snowden Co., from lst Jau.
uAry 1852 to LIST July 1885, nesty requested 10
call and settle. Union ana Planters Bank notes
will be received al par until the lst Of necsm Dor
next. j. b SH0WDEN a co.
No. 4 Cherry street, Union and American Block
I'VE are RECEIVING large additions 10 our
present stock OF Family GTocerie inc uding hns old
Mines, Whiskies, BFandies aud Cigars which Wo ars
prepared TO soil at the lowest market price
p2l=-lm, }, Il, =. q co
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suffers! smsIersl

suffers suffers!
A. & M. LAsDsBERG & Co., corner of
Market street and Square, have just
received, and are selling at prices that
defy competition,
90 Cheese.
100000 Cigars.
70 Caddies Twist and Burnside To-
bacco.
so Butts Natural Leaf
30 Cases Sardines.
so Kits Mackerel, Nos. and 2.
65 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 &C., &c.
Together with the best brands of Whis-
ky, Bitters, Champagne, Catawba,
Schnapps, &C., and complete assort-
ment of Notions.
By giving us trial you will find it to
your advantage.
A. g. M. LAEDsBERa & Co.
Sent. 10.
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NOTICE.

TINS rs TO NOTIFY All PERSONS, WHATaO-
l kNER, that ell Powers OF Attorney heretofore
granted by me 70 A. LAthrop, In relation 20 Lands,
Ia Monroe county Tennessee aud also ia Livingston
county, Kentucky, also Ia relation 20 any Attorney
business OF aiue, whatsoever, ARE hereby revoked
aud aunued.
Respectfully
A. n COOK
auYRu--Im
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81 am surprised, wife, at your ignS-
rance" said pompous fellow. "Have
you never seen any books at all?
"Oh, yes" she replied, "in a number
of cases."
"Pray mention one of those cases ??
"Why, SINaLEToN's elegant show case
at the Post Office News Depot, to be
sure!" II
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There will be services in the basement
of the 1st Presbyterian church this morn
ing by the Rev. Mr.. Balm, commencing
at 10j& o'clock
The Sabbath school commences at 81
o'clock. Teachers will be provided for
All the children that may attend.
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Attention Members Council
No. L, u. l.. of A.

NO. I, u. 4. OF "A.
NASHVILLE, Sept. "a, 1868.
At regular meeting held this even
ing by this Council, the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That all members who have
absented themselves from the regular
meetings of this Council, unless having a
proper excuse, be notified TO appear with
in the three regular meetings, to be held
subsequent to the issuing of this notice,
and falling TO do so, that they be con.
sidered expelled.
BY order of
M. P. CLARK, Pres't.
z. r. ALBERT, Sec'y.
CON 27-9t
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MashptIls AntUM.


We are requested 10 state that there
will be meeting Of The colored people
of this place at Capers' Chapel, on
Monday evening at ~ O'clock, for the
purpose of responding to the call for col
ored soldiers in the Federal service. A
number of speeches will be made.
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Treatment of Slaves on the Coast.

=. We regret to- tihenr. seriYys compliant Of
the irentnirni 81 slaves FROM, tLis secli"n.
now nt labor on the fr,ifca,ion. rear Char.
lssion. These complaints, If xsll founded.
sho~ most eu'paLl. neglect on tn. par, "f
the authorities trentmebt, not only At Va
/ rance with every principle Of hnmant,. e.
hut In utter violation Of the term. upon
which thi, Labor was procured tor the pub.
lie service. We el-Mn from IN entirely res
PonsI6ie source, that nrgro--ile property
si Il ciuz"n OF this place-wa sua-red to
die "i disease coniiacird Ia the camp, With
out ever seeing medical man during he
illness, or receiving any medical attention
whatever. Other Instances might b. given.
but this il sufficient to show that th-r. are
good grounds for complaint against the au
'h"r'''e'. IL cannot be expected that the
SAX "iI' receive the same care aud att-n.
lion in camp that they would a, home but
after masking every allowance for th. want
81 sasqss.S sssssrsss. - san conceive Of
nothing that could po-.ibiy justify the in
-'a"cc Of inhumanit, given above
We refer to this mater for the purposc
VI arsn'ing the attention Of tho who con
'r"i the management Of negro labor on the
coast Ia the end that tic inaI,- nlion aud
p"lpabe aeglect of ds,y in their subord,.
na'-s may b. corrected. The Act Of the
Legislature under which this labor i. ob
tanned, provides for the proper care and .e.
ear'y OF III. negro whI. i, the public s~r
vice. Tie citizen WHO ronulies With Oh.
requirements OF this Law by sending Iii.
slaves 10 tho coast, has a right 10 expect Of
the authorizes that protection of hi. prop.
srty which tho Law KusrSn,r-s Tns Stat.
should, under ali eirsun -,sucss. keep faith
With her si:tzens; Rot only in just;c~ to th.
latter, but upon principle "I sound public
policy.
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A Remedy for Extortion and for Dis
tless among the Poor.

a correspondent ut i'r I ulu,nbia Guar
dian, wiring fr"m Abh~,il c Dis,ti.t, T..
c"mmrndS that the people meet IN pub. .c
a-~rmniic, and sub.cr,be to tLs follow inp
rules:
1t We will receive tonfrdrra.e note.
A. airgal tender
~ w" viii sell I" a.. needy f.mi:i..
whe'hrr "f s"Idi" or NOS, uhrat al l.. a
dollars per bu-h.l. corn at one d"il .r, la
con Mt twenty live cents per pound, ire. h
meat at twci,s cents, Feather ri tn.n,, NV
cents per Po"no, ahd hotn- pun at tu-h.
ernts per yard
81. To all uth-, COMMUNICATING will ,,E
a. the prices arranged o. oar Comm sion
4h w" will Withhold on our Plantation
u" artir.r n"rr.sary Cor human .u-,.r;anc..
be, ond fair supply Tor our own c"n.uln, .
ton, alter The I,t "f D-c-mbrr next
aih All such artc.e.. be-, ond ~kat j.
necessary f"r home consu,up piion, NO viii
tender to G"'-rnineht At Government pric, .
OH. And Ne ."ismniS pledge onrsei,e,
10 p"o'vh ~ The newspapers of the Stat.
the name OF any aud every man, t" our Ger
tain knowledge, sells or offrrs Tor sal. a. ,
article Of nccss'itr. such "a. corn, heat
potatoes, meat, Iea,h, Z, syrup. clhh. or f"oc
u: any description, Tor more ihsn the pr,c,,
arranged l., the Commi-sinners
7'h And that from any such pnblr.nrt
name NC "IIhholi all assistance. and ,,,.,
him as an ssiori"ner mad s,.ecalaior, 10 b.
Stunned and dsie-,rd b hi. f-.Ioxs.
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From Trans-Nississfppi.

Mr CARPENTER. an ordinance. nrs.eos.,
has 'st arrived from Ihs iran. Mi..i,.iu,
Department. bringing the E"Ilo~i,s z in,.lIi.
gencr. lie Ish there Oh tue Gih inst:
G'n. Priss, twenty Jhou.a.d .tfony. is
marching ON Little Rock. " irh only aLvu,
six 'honsapd Fsdsvl. in his front. heavy
reinforesnisnts having been sen, 10 Ro.~n
ermz from that Department.
Lien'. Gen. Kirby smith sraiss that Gen.
PrIce u on his way 10 Missouri.
Gems la. lor anl Walker are q, Op.Iou.
sas.
Cen Taylor fought Banks about IN, i.,
OF October. capturing b"iwYsn two .nd
lh'ss thousand pris"hsr.. with thsir ARM.
and completely routing Bxnks iu L.fourch.
Parish, L.
The report "fGrn. Bragg. victory csus.
I'd Confederate ssoney to 20 W, and , q,
lhou-sets of r-infofcsmsnis in our sim,.
E'rDb"dy 10 sa' guinc about our ability
10 take safs OF the Trans Mi..i,.ippi do
Partmss,, and it /. believed that before IN.
winter act, in. Gen. kuby Smith viii have
shs Abolition arm. pretty we'll cleaned ~,
Ut that part sf Ale coaauy.
Gen. ii,Ins. l. sill loo un~,ll 10 Ink.
AsUwanl
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UARY.

Lieut.. ArpREw N. Prnnr, Co IL. 2dS c..
Regiment, Kershsw's Brigade, died n the ield
Hospital OF NcLsws' Division, near the Teu,.
sssee line, o" Saturday the 10Th of Oct. 1868,
in the a4rh year of hi. age
lie received his mortal wound in the Battle
OF Chic ksmauGa, Oh Sunday the eOth of Sep,
In the family circle, as n son aud "A an elder
brother, he wss unsur passed. As soldier and
az an officer, he deservedly won the esteem upd
confidence OF all who knew him. For fourteen
months, he had beea a consistent member a.,
the Douglas Presbyterian Church, aud we had
hoped yet to see him, in days Of peace, render
valuable service there, to the Church of God
But our Heavenly father has directed differ.
emily, aud called upon US to lay our friend-a
noble ohering-on the alter of our couu,r, -
Az long as we have country to def.ud, or n
country to ENJOY, we will do honor to his name
AS being that oil gallant pstriot-and We will
cherish his memory tsnderly, will, affection and
esteem. lie died in tent, ia the woods. bu,
NE have hope that
Jesus made bis dying bed
Soft a. do~ny pillows are"
lio repeatedly expressed hlmsslf .s en,rcI, /,
willing to abide his Heavenly father. will Uc
met death, without = murmur Or a .iyh
Nay those 10 whom he was dear. aud al Vim
:ead these lines, n,ke Jesus their friend aud
Do prepared 10 meet their dying hour with a,
much submission aud composure, az that ,itl,
which our departed friend met his.
J. NC.
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The Nsws.

From Bragg army no important ia:slli.
gsnes has b~su r~cei,sd since our last issue.
Our rs,niry seems sIIIl to be- on The alert.
On the aOih inst. they attack ed the enemy ;.
cavalry 10 force 81 Ph'Isd.iphis. Tenn, cap
turing sbou, 400 F'i-"nrr.. artillery, ANAL
am. &c. The snrny ~ completely rou.
ted with NJ loss Oh orr side.
In vhsiuis iss kshing for the las. week
has been confined TO cavalry skirmi.hrs -
Gen. Lee rrps',s 10 Gen. Cooper, that on
ths 18Th int, s'ssst op. .'osed The advance
Of Kilpaireh'. division of essslr,, ~h,'s.
Hur Lee attacked his nsuk and rear. Th,
sas.y ~a, r"sred snd pursued until no
ssse.-a hi. infantry support at Iisy Market
ssd q ,ise.ihs 2cs prisoners. " ilh l,or.s.,
Arms, ~a.pnsnt-. light wagons aud smbu.
I.se.. were captured. Inbodsn recently
s.p,urrd .so pri'onrr. and som. property
q, Chs,ls.io~n. The ssmpsixa In Northern
vuisjs u sensStsssd e,cesd usI,' suss
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Oct, IS. 1863,
LNXCHhNGE NOTICE, No 7.

RICHHoSp, Va, Oct 18th, 1863.
The following Confederate officers and
men are hereby declared duly exchanged
|. All officers and men captured and pa.
rolled at any time pfe,ion. TO the iir., of
Srrtcrnbsr. 1873. This section, however,
10 not intended to include any officers or
men captured at VIck-burg. July 4th, 1853.
except such as were DECLARED exchanged by
Exchange Noiics No. ., Sept I3rh, le6s.
~ srs -preihcsily named in this notice. But
it does embrace all deliveries made at CITY
Point, or other place, bsfors September lsi.
1858. and With the limitation above named.
all capture, at Port Huason or any Other
place, where the parties weis released on
parole.
>. The staff Of Generals Pembsrton, Sts.
ronson, Bowen, Moore, Barton, 5. ID. Lee.
Cumming, Harris and Bald win, and o. Col.
one!s Reynolds, Cockreli and Dockxry, the
officers aud men belonging to the Engineer
Corps and SaPpers and Miners and the
fourth and forty sixth Miss s.irpi Reyi.
m-nts. all captured n, VieksDurg, July 4th
1863.
3. The general officers captured at Vick..
burg. July $tn. 1863, were declared CT
changed July 18Th, 1859
ROBERT GUILD,
Agent of Exchange.
tLsnea.'st Ledger Pnntl
Oct 2S, 1863. 3s-st
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Spring. Gsn.i Lee, having driven. Msrtls 70
his >for.idss'ien- Uear Washington ~ is
SUPPOSED viii fall back to'his old bass near
the ltappahnnnock.
Al Charleston comparative quiet prevailed
up 10 the latest reports. It i said ,ha, the
Yankees are busy in putting the finishing z
touches upon Gregg. Wagner, and other
batteries on Morris leland. Stirring time.
are .e,pest.d s"on AN officer ut Fort
d,nrs in our ability to hold IL. place pre-
walls.
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The Bulletin sis,ss that = religious r~vi
val IL now in progress 10 the Baptist and
Msth"di-t Churches in Charlotte.
There will be t~o ono AIMED msn in the
next Congrras, ~ represent nti, es fem G-"r.
gis-llon Mark Biankford from the 3D.
and Captain q. N. --'er from N. s,h.
Late rsports from Rich m"nd ssy ,hs, no
progress b: . been made in the negotiations
for regular exchnnge of officers
The total number Of prir"ners captured
by tisn Lee during nj. late advance move
mrnts IS .b"ut ! 500 All nav. arrived n,
Richmond.
Norh-rn dates Of tho i6,h n inst my tia,
Cur'in'- III j .ri,y for G.vrrnur in P.nn,,l
,nnis. us lar NJ heard iionl. i 2O,OrO Il i,
thought .hat V..liandin.hsm i. drr.a,.d in
Chi" b. large mi ri'y, and that tie
Iinr"inil.- have r.ri-d the Gu,.rnor of
Iowa.
The lins Arabian horse p 'esentni I" Pre-.
ideht Davis. which has been a~n ing pas.
~ N'ubt VloiNhS, HH1 safely
arrived in the Conf, dcrai. States
Dr Isaac l'rahch, "f ALhr,iI., :. e., .a,s
That within i"oi,e DAYS k- has arnputa,r,i
ihrr. aims AID "n, hand occn-i"n. d b, il
jurirs to p"r,ic. attending sugar m;lls.
The Ricmm"nd E>unincr SAYS that th.
r.puIse OF twelve tho. sand Yunk--s ut "a
b'ne Pass by fr,, tw" Cont. .i-rnt.s, relip
SEES the rc'iou Of l..onida- at Thvrmor, 'e
l.-t no m.n dslude I,;uSxif i,h the hope
that he ura, escape by Investments nt hig,,
prices in real estate or otherwise, tn. Ca
lamitis. witch will :nc,itabi, stt-nd fail
ME Of the South financially or in the field
Every citizen j. nScrssarily .n snd"rer and
supporter Of tie Confederate credit and
currency. AID raunot, If he woui.i, wade "r
transfer this responsibility.
GUILD NOT STAND IT The oihrr da, ,
(.ay. the Macon Isitgraph) n country
few pieces f b Con, s",ne syrup,a hit.
lnr., &c -"rr. dispU--d Of at prevail ing
rates, say 81 rs per puuni tor bac". !; 3
PER gallon tor syrnp; 81 SO fnr lard. 81
aid 80 "n-ihe load Im"unt ny in gross IL
n little short of -, eniern hu .drr.t du.Isr.
After this trans.rli"n. tie pr"dur.r con,
mrncvd negotiation Tor a wsl~f b .rk-,
but finding it valued at thee or fur dol
lars, declared that lac could never anord Il,
pay uny such price AZ that.
Governor Smith. OF V,rg .n'a. 10 h. nd
ire-s To thv crix-ns q! Drnv,lle. be. ought
the people .: all sy-., sexes anf conditions.
I" practre sc"i oniv, the men to quit ear
ing ihrir line parnI h rnnlia and to clnt.r
thrm--lv-. in nuhh n,.n,s ,rur- b, coming u
people engaged it, .rch N struyyl. a, w-
have in our hands: L" rc"I nmi>r not only
in raiin-ht, but ai." in fu.i. even RECON-
meLding the d.sc"niinmanre 1t the msx of
meat except once day. =" the ladies he
appealed, l." pursue the same policy. and
tod the IN ns he had told "ile fine Isdi-. of
Rnhmond," that they must 4 IN and duutl.
darn their old drv---s. ani never buv IN,
"f the new tangled Yankee made fabrics ~
tmpiingly iispiI. ed in The chop ~indow.
ot the merchants
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The President 1t Selma.

SELhA. Oct. lS-Prr,id-nt Davis haa
arrived here ami WAS most snthusias,ieally
welcomed by the citizens cpu,asss.
Tie addressed mn Immense crowd in front
"f the hotel. eongratuIn,ing the people At
meeting them under such fa,orble eircum.
stances.
lie spoke 10 glo~iag terms Of the gal.
lsn'ry of Alsbamisna in every battle 6~ld,
aud said that if the non conseript, Of Ala.
bama will gather their horses &c, and "a
10 the rr'cur, by guarding Courtlnud, and
other points, thus relieving The regular sol.
d'rra from the necessity Of doing this sort
of duty, SUCH blows will be dealt the enc.
m, that he will find it difficult 10 recover
from
In This way the most effective aid can 10
given the sallaut Wheeler and others who
are carrying out the plans Of the noble
'.ongsIrcet, under the supervision Of tho
heroic Bragg. lu this way tn. Prrsident il.
confident thst R"srncrunz can lie crushed
/" dust. Only by force OF arm, can ,h.
Yankees be brought to r-s-on, and their
plans for osr suajuyation Ls defeated
Self reliance and energy are now our duty.
We should not look to Europe for mid,
Tor such is not 10 be expected now. The
only alternative Is how To sastaiu ourselves
With Renewed energy and determination,
and With little more sacrhcs Oh the part
of the peepl', the President firmly believes
That next spring zee. the invaders driven
from cur borders, and then the farmers,
who are now tugiii>ss, can return to their
fAu'ilies and pursue their business unmol.s.
ted "s heretofore. In fnr, lie believes that
the defen, Of Ro.enersx wiil practically end
the war.
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Sorghum

Mols 81. pr"m,.s, q n- nu, Il III. u,
ME, pro Iu..,i.n, "f our cuun,t,, ,,r.ud c,,!,
~, iup,,t.,,re To wh..t AID ,utu AIm,,.,
ever f.rmrr has L,. a., C., "i Sorpbum
u,d .,. General .ur.r.. .b;cu Ia. nit, nJ,,
.r,win Of IT,, plant, and il. msl;,p n,
.,tup III, D., en-; season. viii do b,;,. !, ~.
dac. g., planning If larger crops nx,i YEAR
U.na- ,- L.u,s,ana cane, i. rro~sluxu
r,.t,, L.. MI o the cuute,icru,. S,u,.,
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EditoiiA. Brevitiss.

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~ 8,
- "' 'A''"'' "''e." ''
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g.rou. opponrn, If th, Christian rrl,i.u
than Vol,airr. On his death bed he re-.
noun, ed hi. previous belief and prayed f.
mercy
The Mobile Tribune, speaking Of the
sn"rm"s' and s1'or'iona's price. that pre-
vail, .ays:"ro apply to this evil the orti.
nary maIim> at political economy. .sc'"s
4" 10 b. like ss.si!ing GIBRALTAR vita
PaP gsns. The mailer will have 10 be- t..
Ken roughly hold Of, either by the civil "r
military authorities, ard 'h"se "ho "'r
gn''y be forced by The strong hand OF
power TO perform d"ty which the. owe
10 Inc e"an:ry and suffering pe"I L."
i"e Srn''nri saws that moe" ahAiet, pre-.
walls III N'shn' hd rr'atrs I" the Sai. work.
10 "e''ef" 'rg'n'a' Ia '"H''qr'"s" oi the
'sp'f'ea r-'d o. The enemy In That d'rrc
ZION.
The gallant Capt. w Z. l.iihrr has been
appointed Co"f.dera,- Enrolling Oliicrr for
krrshsx Djstr,e,.
-, -,
NV '''"' ""'S "A" '''" '''ee'
eu nep''se"'A"'s OF 'hs ses"na eo"E'''S
'onA' D'-'f'''' without Opposition.
4 Virginia paper saws: "O.r attention
u called almost ovrry d,y to the STAMPED,
Of slave. which i. now ,aLi,o ,I,.. !, AN,
county. On Sunday and Monday nights
'Aa'' ana exodus OF f"r,g or fifty from the
ns'gh1o'hooc Of Pomonksy is reported -
Ihs manner q departure is not know n, fur.
'hsf 'hsn that The neg'' Who may be sI his
asA.'s's house NJ night 70 not ~ b. found
u We ms'a"X ~ 'h's rate our county
"ey 70 q" snt're'y drained "f available
working '"'"r In very sh"r, time.
III. Yankees claim a decided ,ic,o,v nj,
Bristol Station Mead, t.l.vr,uh.d ,o
,v..,,..,.,L, "
artillery, two s'aads VI eolors and $50 pri.
on.'s.
Thsrs h,. been sono trouble in Hancock
county, Ga. recently. Eighteen or twenty
','s... ~ ~ ~" ~, '"ssa !" "s paris
,.,nn,ir. % ;n.;,.' ,.,,..' w ."' "
hnnbr.d II nnn,h.n1 a' one
and III. ri,yl.,Ss,. .n..,.d Tn S .s
eowmn,.J n,nv d.0,.d d,,ia,,' '"e, "a'