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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-03

nod Der r~epubEtfanil1en Wartet, lunbern benz
a merttantf6en 8Ulte. Na6 Dem
@etae bteeS 8ulfeS tOnnte eS fetner Wartet
aliden, pel6e relt9tSle @erfcleune ais tire
@Iatfcrnt ertObr: @Gre etne fcl1e 0erfplguna
popular, cdnn whr6en bic Demptrdten -tpe=
nt9itens bte iebt H&t6are STAGE, f@ ttr 70
lanea ereeben ols tire Ge9ner. Sn geeu
9anfPbtre iblcfen le Die &at9oliten pGbrenb
tbrer langiabrteen 6erri6aft bon bsn Nent=
tern aus. Sn ben Ser. Stanten Dertpetgerten
te, rdbrenO tbrer lansiGbrt9em 6err16aft ta5
tbOltlEe &aplGne far fatbVltlNe Sploaten unb
NlatrUIen unb 3tpauSen Dte|e, benz prOteRans
IttIHen 8otte6otenf betsupp9nen. DaS @elu6
oes 5aupte8 Der Stride TINT gittge Bebanb>
lung Der &atbottffn pdbrenb Der NomtntRra@
tion 0ulfS wnrbe NIT 8eraGtun9 uno unbtl
ben BIT Sette geporfea unb tsiue MntipOrt
pnrbe IGN 3u She'll.
Mtt etnem Wprte, bte bemptrdttlnen 0clts
tifsr BADEN ntdt mebe 3unetgun8 9essn uns
ais lire Gegner. gle (teben uas, ,Do pir
ote(e Stimnren 1aben. Denn etne Nuslt2t
Sorbanoen, oaB unIere l1nterRaBuns Sablt,
oann I4metheln lfe mns, uaBt eS ibuen Da<
gen, baun empfincen ,ptr bic 3raIen Der
@reatnten, etc isbt ttnG ere NrGlaten anbeGeu.
Nber fHuloeten feI6f bic &atbplifen ben
Dulittfer mod 70 Dtel, bte uns nun praftiln
bds Sttmmredt perpet0ern wcllen, bann
tptroe tire Oanfbarfett bpG pa9glt& utt9t Die
0etalt aunegn1eu, 1T welbsr Die 3abluns
oerlan9t nitro. Wenn attE Ssmauo Buff,
mean Id I'm Gte@ten BIN, 70 oetpfltatet mid
bic Oantbartett ntdt, ttrn gu belfeu, tpenn CT
tn, unrsGten If. Wenn th tbnt aus Sens
@efan8ntb beIfe, bin t9 nt6t oerpat@tet, etnen
Muoern an feline @tele 1T brtngen. sic per>
Ian9trn BON uns, mir Ipllten M er 2ano In
Der Stunoe Der Jotb perla0en, uuiern Staat
in etne ~iiOlirte SteGIune unb %steloie 8ebelion
Rtttnsn ; tDir iD0ten Mere Solooten Srptu9sn,
Den gpben ss 0erla0en, ben tire Wafen ers
ebert baben uno ppranf bte @rGber tbrer
Rameraoen ptr Iutten le ~stptngen, tire Wtt8-
ten anf bteIer Sette be8 Sbtp tn Ngramtoen
anf9uRelen unb 3u parten, BIS bic betpafne=
ten @OufSbertgten Fomn,en unb un8 DEN uSriez
ben" bringen ua6 benz @tple 9uantre('S unb
Sobn MOrgans. Sic s~erlangtsn BON uus,
mtr IoIten bte6 9te2t BET freten Wabt ouf=
8eben aub unS gu 6nnDtan0ern bsrer ernie
prtaen, Deren etnstse8 8efeblS6a6erreGt Der
5efBttteI pon Stto1ea III, Ste s~erlanetsn
BON uis, baB Dtr gtnctnnatt 5u einer 0ren3s
lfobt nlaDen IoIten, baB mir unlers NotiOnal=
Negterung dufbre4en uno mn8 ben 0nertIas
nnb BEN 5a8elOien @S6el CUR 8eute anbeim,
Ge6sn i0aten bos mar 'msbr, ais wtr 9sbst
~tonnten. Btr unb unIere 0rdlaten ~Itimmten
Hdter fPterIiaen OefGble unIerer 8erantports
itHtett geeen @'Ut! anb nnlere NaiGt se8sn
unEer 3auo uno bic Stride.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-03

GH-=YN GnlPFn9 cine Senbung
800 Double MtUnUxsabeIa * X Rne,8 Sabre.
~ alt, bon @ibipn's DiiIs, Monpnsa6ela 0fiber
@feinen DiSpepfta pber iebt inter benz gtamen befannt ::
Niantatipn Sittcrs, BEL Der @aIpne, unb empfe6le
SSum+(ifo ana rroine=t q~5eIdatte enrnnmrtenen Meiue,
2iquOr8, ~RuniG=@fen5en, @9g gosg, @liibpein, beutIde
unb Pieit8e 9iqnors, fHr preispirbis unb befrietisenb,
pSer ba8 @etb pirb ret1rnirt.
6ieii8e unb au8rpGrti9e 8 etelunsen perben eritere frei
ms 6au8 ~geliefert, Iebtere Bis gum Sa6n6pf cter Daulpf=
bpptplat Prompt ~effectutrt.
8 errmdnn Born,
@6e Sanpoer= nnb @ant6enitr., ;niiten
Fem Saltc. un6 S9ic=Oepot NIB Dem
Q0pct30t) IuuappliS Oampf6ppt. B6arf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-03
GmtSetfnns elmer g~erfasoSru,a in g,hiO.

@tncinnatt, 1. Nos. @tm au6errrbent,
lt&sr Sol BON SoAOerratb 1T tar3lt@ au8
6aSeslidt 9efcumen, tpObti Ber1onen tn bte
flyer Stabt, Columbus, @oStngton unb Nep-
port bst0stltSt fnb. Der 3ped mar, bic se-
fausenen @ebeden TIM @amp G9aie su BE Tre{eu
unO hte @5tautsre8tsrung um3ufhtr3en. Die
geri@wGran9 tourDe ourG @er.S ct, Detefttpes
sntOsdt, pelGe Don ben G9etlne6mern fit
Spiune Orn Der Nete0snarmee 9s6alten wury
ben uno (fA beven DoGIes 8ertrauen 3u erper>
ben tpubten.
Die WtlIGt ber 0sebs(len tpar, saera einsn
ansrtf anf Camp @bale 3n madea, bie bort
etnseperrtsn $500 NsbeIen an t~efreten, bos
@rIenal tn Columbus su nebmem banu bas
3n&t9auS unO bort SeBn Mcrgan unD feline
Offstere 5u bsfreten unb bierauf etnen ORIENT
lteen &sbelIenfaO3us In Sb!O Sa besEnnen.
Ste Specialization lun I'D, nnd6 eSninUie
per3pei9t BADEN. Den 8sbSgban (ino tpetterG
Gtn5sln9stten b%etannt, pelAe nod nt@t Der.
Gfentlt9t purbeu.
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Die Nebeueit fitbreu cinen GanaIeriesS ~treifsMa I
Grants 9liidet Inn GdbiIb.

2UutSotGGe, 2. gtop. DaS Suurnal
erfabrt, oaB g. .. See, @bseler, S1oboY uni
8orre|t it& In Der ltn'se0eno BON Decatur
@CurtlanO rnb Gusoumbta (Nla.) inGbltA BON
Gennefeefus, NIT $4,000 Nettern bermmges
trteben baben, rnt Die Ssrbiabunssltnien Sen.
@rants ga unterbre9en. Gin Gbetl BON 0bee=
ler's Strsifpa0en ipurOs neuIt9 Bet WtaurY,
Tsnn.. oefnuoen 9euenttnsn uno mao ylaIb-
Ulue Gebra9t. T0rreit fol- Am "a. tn Der
Sala9t ben 3uacumbta berwunbet tuDrOeu
letn.
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Seeueffe seadbrta5tsn aus cbattenOOaa.

@battanDDsa, 20. Stt. IL u9r 80
Wt. g'aGtS. Nn @snsralmaiOr Sailed, O6sre
befeblSbnber. Sftt benz @sfsGt bonn 20. ..
So, NaGts, TT Der 5stnb ni9t ne9r beunru
btet tu0roeu.
6OOter uabm 4Sff3tsre unb nabe an 1000
Wann ~9efangen.
Setu gerluf befebt In $50 Mlauu an Ser,
wunDeten unb gpbteu.
o.. g. GtpmaS, Ser. Oeat.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sS(n3eiQe.

GS Wtrb btetmtt Na 6rt6t ee9eben, baB Der
llnterSei6nete pom Baltimore i'm Stat Rdr0lanb lid BON
benz Q8ai1eneertft belaster Stabt am 20. Sttpber 1868 Be
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lber BITE 6tuterlaiieni9aft bon
& brtftLn 0eutner, melder In befdgter Staot eeffprs
ben IL, per56aft bnt. ale @erfonen, relde %nfprabe an
BEN, Serftorpenen 5u MAIDEN td5en, rerten ba6er aufscfprbert
ten 8eltenb 51 MAIDEN, ptbrigeufals Ie Ipdter mad benz Sc
fsse fetne AnPrIde an bfia8te Siuterlaiieni@aft rnebr ma.
den t6nnen.
(19tpp4p1n1p) Tre6. &eutner, Nbn.
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Son SurnITre's 9Grmee.

&norotl1e, 30. Stt. (l1sber 8 omiS 8.
vile /. NOp.) l1niere Sruppsn, wet&e
Souop't cccuptrt batten, baben lfA mad Der
Slorolstte bss Suites 3uritdsesOoen unO occu<
ptren 1ebt bte SSben, tpel9e 9onbon beberrz
i9en. Die ibrteen DtspOlttipnem I'M lsrer
Grnppen bletben nnperdnbert.
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(0i0O
81. 8. @arb, 8rGi
8ahlmahric1 f.


yfafri6t ipir6 9teruit ge9eben, baB cine Q}n6l in bS
Stabt Baltimore o~bge6alteu tpr0 am erten Nlittpp6 in
nd6ften gtpbember, am 4ten Gag ~beiagten g"onat8
Sir einen @pH6trpller fir oa5 Snabantt,
Sir eiuen @pnlruihGr fGr bic 2anD=Sffce,
Stir etneH Senator rnb 3eRn 9elegaten fir Bic Gene
ralzNlem6lb bon Ntarblanb, .
Sir einen @ongreB=9 feprGientanten BEG 2ten 8ifrifts,
befte9enb aus Der l. q, g., f., g., +. unO Z. Barb Der
Stubt.
Sir eiuen @pnsreB=0t be8 Stem OiitriftS,
peI9er bic s., g., TO-, H., IL, 49,, a., To-, 16o H.,
49,, 10. unb 20. 8arb Der @tabt umfaBt,
Sir einen 0ti6ter Der Circuit Court bcr &tabt Sal
tintpre,
Stir eiuen Gtert Der @uperior Court Ser @tabt Bali
ttnIcre.
Sir einen GGert be8 Criminal @eri8ts Der @tabt 8al=
tintpre.
Sir eineu @taat8anpaIt Der @tabt Baltimore,
Sir Sfpei 8erionen aI5 G6ertf8 Der Gtabt Baltimore,
Sir etneu Getament8s 9te9ttratpr,
Sir elnen Staet=SurbeDpr,
Stir brei 0fi6ter be8 Baiien8eri9t.
Sir je 5pei Trieben8ri4ter fit bic l., 2. unb 10.
gsarb, unb ie letHrn 9fi@ter fir bic iibrigen fteb5ebn
2BarbS.
Geruer fir bier @pnftobIer fit ie Ser l., 9. unb 10.
gBarb unb jpei fir ie6e ter it6rt9eu II Barb8.
Die GttmmfGften werbeu an ben bon ben Bablri6terr
nG6er gu te3eiGnen6en PlGBeu ofien ge6alten = II g
ubr Mprgens Bis j llDr @lbenos.
Die 9fidter tperben bterulit aufgeforbert, i6re 8eri6te
an teut anf bic 8abl ~fplgenben Sag bei benz @Ierf ter
Superior @ourt ein5Irei6eu, ME es has @eieb opri9rei6t,
6. Sc. Gparf8,
03pft6gG) SGerjff Der Stabt Baltimore.
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Sir Mefdurnteure.


e. 70 trb bte 7 1t Ma6rt@t eeseben II, bs her
bem QBatien9eri6t beiaster Stabt am 16. OftU6er 1868 ge-
pDlmd6ttgune6=papter iber bic 9tnterlaHenidaft BON
ANNA Marta BGtB, wel6e in beiaster Stabt ~eetprbsn
1T, oerlbaft. @Ge Yerfunen ipel6e Mniprii6e an bic Ser.
fprbene Su MAIDEN toben, werben baber aufseforhert, fpl6e
an pber Dor benz 16. Npril 1864 Bel benz rnterSetGneten gel
tenb 3t MAIDEN, ptprtsenialS ie ipdter mad benz @eieb fstne
@nfpri6e an Dbtse Stnterlaifeni6aft ntetr ftadeu f6nneu
O5pct4p1mlpl MIer. 80 p1ff, Mem.
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abtsGp1nntinartat.

Baltimore, 80. Sft6r. 1868.
SIN Golge einer &pplifatipu pirb bierutit gtaGriGt 8e=
9ebeu, baB bic Stabt=@puuiiiIre rub Der @epmeter ih
am 9ientdg, BEN 3. 9~tObeutber, 10 ll6r @prnittag8, an
Srt unb Stele b%eriammelu terber, rn bic @rGn3e her
Got an Der g8efiete BON PaefiraBe, apii@en Mabiipr=
unb &idmonbfraBe, ST. beitinuIen, pel1e %unlGngft BON
ben @pmmiffGren Der Sffentli6en @@ulen gefauft prrbe.
SOB smith,
(frIutbil GIerf Der GtabtcpmutifGre
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Sn5eige fur 8efteer 0ort GrimF>
QpfNleM.
Der ROIi5ei6eG6roe,
Baltimore, ben 2. g&pbem

SGlItltore, Den z. J(Qoember 1865. F
8ie QnfmerfIanfeit aler 8efiber bon 8rinflpfaGen pirb
auf fplgeube Seftipu Der g6a6lgeiebe fir bic Gtaot 8aG=
tinpre g%elenft, ipeI4e am @tittmp@, Rem 4. g~ipoem6er,
ftreng bur4gefH6rt ipirb.
@ect. 10. G5 ioa nngeIebli6 ieiu, in genarntcr
Gtabt an ir9en6 einem ~2Ga6ltage Elm Grinf=Gta6lifemeut
pher 8arainnIer pber @ro8=@6pp pffen gu battet pber
tgenb pel9e SpirtuCieu gu liefert unb irgenb peI6e
perIpn, bic f9 ser 8erleeung bieier SecttpH f6ul6ig
uto6t pber irgenb mel4e @piritupieu ant g5a6ttage in
genannter @taOt b~ertanit pher au8t6eilt, fol- Bel BET
lteberfit6rnng i6re 2i5enie %oerlieren, ipeun fe cine iol4e
gcnpmuen BAT, ul0 .ip4 nidt Sc tottet ieiu, pGbrel6 Der
nG4iten barauf folsenben 5 Sabre cine onbere Gi5enie gum
&ertarf BON Gpiritupie en- 5t ne9men uuo ipG auBerbern nod
cine Gtrafe BON 500 0pGar8 5o6len, Die BON Dem &olis
Seiotreftprium anf @iOilpe8e int gtotter hes Staate8 en-
Sutret6eu lift unb e8 ipl bic Yfidt be9 genannten 9t=
reftOriuu8, res @6erif8 unb ieiner Deputies, iomie aaer
RpliSiiten, @ouftabIe8 un6 a1berer 8rieben8beantten ieiu,
bafitr Gorge sn tra9er, baBbie 8%eitinmun9en beier Gee
tim a~u8gefii6rt tperbeu uno ite ipuen jebe Berpn a%n5u5eiT
gen Oerpfli4tet ien, bic bieie8 @eieB berlebt unb menr
tRnen cine iplde 8erlekur8 betanntmlrb.
Aut &eTe9L
(C;0pN 90 @ On A.S 0p.u5
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srpnab,s ayeatOritdt in chfn.

Cincinnati. 1. 9oo. Na6 ben test
S~urlte9enben oO[Ifdnot9en Mabl6eriGteu 81
trd9t Die Matorttat beg @cuOsrneurS 8ruueb
6l,752 Sttmmen. Die ltntUntten baben felt
Der Wapl BON 1862, In petGer Die Dsmpfra !.
ten NIT 5577 Sttmmen teBten, 1864 ct.
erh1lten.
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General SufIer.

New Ogrf, 2. glob. Die &tmes fa9t,
0eneral Butler babe bas COMMANDO bon
Vtr9tnta unD glpr6 Carolina an Stele bes
General Softer er5nlten, tpelGer lebtere pabr.
ihetnltA bte Sertbetbtsun8sperte BON @alb,
t1atCn cpmntanbtren perbe.
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Gin Mearine.o faster aus Sem aieast aetaat

% afbtngton, 2. Nob. Das &rie9ss
Gertftt rel9es tar3lt@ tn @btlabelpbta tn
Stgnn8 rOar, bat Den act. 8OI. lieutenant s.
u. Ntttertose BON Der Wartne Der ruteilen
@ewalttbat, Dte bsrfslbe an einem Niatrc1en
Namens Su8be8 periibte, f0ulDig befunbem
uuo feline Gntlafung anesurbnet. Der sra,
rtnemintlter bat bas urthetl bef1ttot.
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&trafe erIafeit.

Ser 0rGfoent bat benz bon etneil &rtegss
gcri&t gum EOOe Usrurtbetlten @eurg WOpl+
folf ietne Strafe erla6en. DerIel6e mar an=
geflaet Der &ebeQenarmee an3usehSren nnb
ais Sptpn ge0tent 31 BADEN.
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17pct2m2tnlir
Ser Sarfe &nrt0
i'd

aS- As Sifen, %ent6aGtenb eth pprtreffltdes Sprttment
Der aaerneueiteu
SpieIs Mnc SjdIdtferiemGdrer,
bic t9 pdtreno mctneS &ufentbalteS In europa NIT belpnte=
terer Sprealt nuSp6b te rnb bte t6 lcmpbl an Wteberper=
faufer, ME an Son urtenten btat9a absebe.
0epr9 81. @teinbad,,
S~npprteur pf Sous & Sancp @ppb8, n&entple Of
Sancp", gr, 70 80, BalttmpreItr., @6e SripptettS
(1pftiD @lep,
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GS wtrb btermtt Na9rt6t ge9eben, bdB Der
ltuter,et6nete ppn Baltimore tint Stat glar9lant l6 Dbn
benz Q9aiiensertft bealter Stabt am IL. September 1858
s=9dpier iber bnS psrf6nli6e @teenttunt
opn q c ter 81 rnD1b ipel6er IN Beiaster Stabt g~ehprben
TT, petifaft bat &ue 9eripneu, pel4e Inlpriife on ben
@erfprbeneu SIT MAIDEN BADEN, werte baber aafsefprber RI,
ten geltenb "a MAIDEN, ptbrtgenfaGS 1e ipater mad benz Sc
ieB tetne 4nlprite an belagte 6tnterlaheni9af ntfbr MAIDEN
t6gneu.
SDbn $. Setter, @bntiniItratpr.
1ApCt4nlutIml Np 1877 SpIufnbidffr.
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< @,enfR MeInhmnnn

Da meth 2~ebrjanae gusuit Malbf ppne ltrIate rnS pbr
retne @rlaubntB rnetn @el6dft p~erlaisn, 70 parne tb bei
NIT SebeH, belasten Nueuft Wialbt peber tn beberbereen, NOS
tbnt @traS 1f metnen Ntantet Su bergen, inbem f6 ion
mad benz @efes banteln pirbe. gDer MIR ~beulelbet pie
ber brtngt, tetVrtmt BITE pRtee SelpbnWus.
(TSMlN SDEW s., Dtes.
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8 Wttb ttermtt q n@rt@t 0ea eben, faE SER
ltnersei6uete BON Baltimore i'm Stadt MtarpIan6 f6 bpr
hem 9Datiensert8t beiaster Stabt am Is. Sttpber 1868 8e-
pam1btt9u 8-@aptere iber bte SinterIniien1daft BON
SOb1nn SaBm1r n SD II, >pelder in beiaater
Stabt eeltprben TT peri@afft bat. Mle 9erfpneu, mel6e &ns
iprlde an ben gerfprb men Su MAIDEN taben, >perten baber
auf9efprbert, Iclde at pber Dor benz IS. @prtl 1864 BIT Rem
unter5ei@netsr geItenS SIT MAIDEN mibrieenfanS fe ipiter
mad benz @eies fetne @tnipriGe an beiaete Sinterlafeni9aft
mebl MAIDEN tDnnen.
Q4pc4p1mlpl Spbn 8retntd. Mom
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Sir Stabt=Gerueiier
8tIbert6. 8r9Gpn.
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Sir &etameat8z 9fegifrator
9faac 8. GoDf.
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Sir Gtaat8=S enatpr
arat6a1o Stirling.
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(2-26noo2mlpJ rs nj. 8. sin, @taatsferr,
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Sir 9i4ter bes @aiienseri6ts
IGrOn 9bffm
SOfepb q. Nuopun,
Tr~antltn G uppGee.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-26
Let or from rriune.
TRIUvE, April q, 1868.

TR1UNE, April u, 1863.
Every thing quiet along our front this
morning. The pickets bask in the warm
sunshine undisturbed.
An expedition went out on the Chapel
Hill road yesterday, Tin search Of for
age and strange adventure"
They went as far as Ready's Cross
Roads-socured a fnc supply Of corn,
hay and Understanding late in the
evening. Some wandering soldiers fred
upon our guard near Ready's Cross
Roads, but +" back recoiled7 we know
not why--e'en at The sound their shot
guns made. We captured one prisoner,
as they in haste, fill back. Their fire
did no injury.
Brigadier General ScHoFTELD arrived
here yesterday and took command.
Gen. S%TEDMAN, who has been in tempo
rary command Of the Division. returned
to his Brigade.
General STEDMAN has long been con-
nected with this Division--formerly as
Colonel of the 14lh Obio-the troops
have great confidence in him az q COM
handing oficer-and while they regret
that "rauk and the fortunes of war"
should place another in his stead-they
neither murmur nor complain"
General ScHoFGELD is now command
ing orc of the best Divisions in The Army
of the Cumberland-or any other land
and the troops have so much confidence
in their Corps and Department Com
manders--they immediately conclude
that their new General Is a good man OF
he would not be here. There is no doubt
but they are correct. This Division has
made some five Brigadier Generals and
one or two Majors, since General THOMAS
first led them forth TO battle. May Their
new General win his " two stars"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-26

The Prince Of Wales, like General
Tom Thumb, has decided to make pub
lie exhibition Of the rich wedding pre0-
ents which be aud his bride received. 1t
is grayely announced In the London
Times that HIS Royal Highnoss has
given Instructions that the wedding pres
enta to be exhibited AZ the South Ken
ningion Museum are 10 comprise not
merely the welry, but almost al the
Preseat Is which have been accepted. The
DAY Tor ihe public exhibition viii be au
nounced as soon as the arrangements are
sufficiently completed IN j., POST
The Pnnc5 Of Wales is one Of the
" master raoeA one Of the cavaliers
with whom our cotton headed a~ristocra.
cy delight to claim kindred. IRE "mas.
ty race is a race Of vulgar idiots with less
brains than a ring-tailed mon key
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rho rate Of a mebellious womnn.

The Norfolk Union says hat Mrs.
JACKSON, the wife Of Ellsworth's MUIR
dersr, is wandering about in a state Of
almost utter destitution, the rebels hav-
ing, it seems, long ago forgotten their
profuse promise Of help.
Now let our secession ladies consider
this sad case, and read their own fate in
that Of an unfortunate sister. When
JACKSON was shot for his brutal murder
Of ELLSWORTH, enormous paper subscrip-
tions were raised for the benefit Of his
widow, who was, for a few weeks, the
heroine Of the rebel C~onfederacy. The
crafiy-lesders Of the rebellion well knew
that they could arouse popular sympa-
thy, by holding up tho woes Of a woman
who was, in some sense, a martyr for the
rebellion. When they had used her long
enough for their damnable purposes, they
dropped her, and the miserable widow
a few weeks ago, came within the Fed
eral lines, begging for charity from the
Government officers, and asking 70 be
allowed to take the oath. Many Of our
susceptible and sympathetic ladies have
had their feelings wrought upon by
rebel clergymen who were bribed bv
Gov. HARRIS for that purpose. Many
ahigh-spirited and impulsive woman has
listened TO the story of Southern wrongs
from those wolves in sleeps clothing,
FERGUSON, ELLIOT, GRAVES, MeFEaRrN,
and othevs, until they were wrought Ut
to a frenzy against the Government, and
were ready to heap curses upon The head,
OF their brothers, husbands, and sons, /
they did not rush 20 the pirate Gag o
South Carolina, That accursed emblem O
perjury, treason, fraud, cruelty, blasphe.
my robbery, swindling, and murder:
flag whose unutterable pollution would
cause it to be Kissed for very shame, II
hell itself These misguided and de.
ceived women lent themselves as instru.
ments Of treason, and now, to go no far.
Their than their own households, they car
see the effects of their perverted infiuenc,
in the untimoly graves Of their own kin.
dred. They hare been the deluded muir
derers Of their own households. Thei
hands smell of the blood Of their SOM
brothers, and husbands. And what re
ward have they for all this bloody work
Look at poor Mrs. JACKSON. Tho poll
ticians and " architects of RUM VIII
used them as long as they could, {
arouse the sympathy Of the Soulher
people, have deserted them In the day Q
adversely. The villains wlo Betrayed hei
Slate and country '0eye also base enough 10 do
ee'pe and and ruin coafaing wonlen. The
have been the moral scducors of thousand
OF the women of this State. They hav
used them, ruined them, aud ther
abandoned them, as seducers ever d
abandon their miserable victims, and a
the reward which the rebel ladies {
Nashville have reaped, or ever will real
In r%eoompense for their folly, viii be re
morse, bitter, enduring, and ~unavailin
remorse, for the loss of the loved one
whom they have brought 10 untimel
graves.
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There is one General whom the rebels
fear more than all others. His sockets
are eyeless, his dry joints crcak as he
stalks along, his ieshless arms swing
like bOny peudulums by his side, and
tho wind whistles through his hollow
RIBS He wears neither spurs on his
heols' plume on his skull, stars on his
shoulders, nor sash on his waist. His
nag is a shroud, hismusic a dead march,
his musier-roll a tombstone, his head
quarters a graveyard, and his camp
ehesta coffin, His name is General Star
walton.
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cents a copy, which is willingly asked
and given the imp that makes the rounds
with IL. For u own and country's
sake remedy this Ito us bere) vexatious
evil. The Nashville Union and Cincin-
natl Commercial are the representative
organs Of the Western troops. With
them, we can forego the pleasure Of Shell
ton McKenzie's literary gossiping, or the
forced wihicisms Of the Louisville Jour-
nal. GRAPEsHoT.
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a Kentucky soldier sending us several
subscriptions, says: 81 think we will or
der about thirty copies in a few days for
our Company, believe the UNION is a
general fayorite among all The true heart
cd patriotic, liberty-loving soldiers, and
Il is dreaded and scorned equally as
much by the would,be rebel oonserva-
tive Copperheads. !, as a Kentucky SOL
der, Of nearly twonty months service,
consider the UNION one of the soundest.
truest' and most patriotic papers printed
South Of the Ohio river"
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A very Intelligent aud accomplished
Michigan officer told US yesterday, that
himself and nine tenths Of his regiment
were democrats when they Grst enlisted,
but that they had become utterly dis
gusted with the treacherons and disloyal
course Of that party ia the North. Every
man in the regiment he thinks, heartily
endorses the policy Of the Nashville
UNION.
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LOST.

ON THURSDAY hYENING APRIL ESQ, EITHER
~ on peaderick street. or between there and Allen.
= COS Paper tore, on terrF street, = iars sheep
skin Eockct-tfo0 Oh coutaluluH some sli Vi
go and 40 cents Ia charge besllCs soina letters With
my name On themY aud ai ist ~ papers, aud oioth-
nv lil, The unaer will bo hberaly rewarded hy
letYius n 40 the UAiog olca.
GO, A. RUCKMAS,
hp2i-at o.. ~, 1.5nI llh. Nnf
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A LsRGE STOCK on g DOS C~ONFIscATEO by
"a Military Authority suttlors' suppliesi elca viii
be sold 20 the hghost bidder Ht Pubhg auction
sale 20 commenco on moud y, April 9Th, 1853, AZ
the Cust0m-h use, between Uni0n aud ioadcrlck SIS,
and continue FROM day 20 day between tie hours OF
10 o'clock A. 81, and 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, untii the en-.
tire stock A. disposed OF
WI. S.. WILE3,
Capt Provost Marshal Gaul.,
ap2i iept. a. the Cumberland,
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nquIry about ,.ForeIgn sub.eets.o


NASHVILLE, April %, 1868.
To DE Editor # he Un,on:
SIR: Will you please inform q number
Of " Foreign Subjects" In this community
what action Il is necessary for them 60
take with respect to the late Orders is
sued from headquarters in this city, re-
quiring all persons TO report to the Pro-
vost Marshal within the next ten days,
or whether they are included within the
requirements Of said Orders. Many Of
these, although entirely neutral through
this war, may find it difficult, il not inn
possible to procure bonds as required.
such being TIE case, they are naturally
interested TO know in what manner they
are to be disposed Of.
Please give the information and
Oblige, Yours,
IF.-aaarwa.