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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-18

RiHsd.-Private Jonas HummeI.
WouHded.-Privates J. H. Cohield, and
Thos. Nice.
Aissing-Sergt. II. Balm, COrpOrals T.
J. Aunsby, Robert Knapp, Wilson Cham
bers privales Thos. Aston, ThOs. Clegg
J. C. Crouch, f DeganuO, j. Dakan, J. J
Chaddock, Benz. q. Long, Anthony O.
LogsdOn, Melvin Powell, Us. Rsdd, Benz
NJ. WorkmAn, w. Ii. Williams and h. h
Grim. ....-t .-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-18

An Educational sy6tom for the state
or West Va. Va.s-sInGere6tlnE 6ugEeS-
ttORs from a Distinguishes Instrue-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-18

KRIsd.-seCOud Lieutenant Thomas. W
Bradley.
WOunded.-Sergt. James Alen in hip,
Corp. Robert SnoWden in wrist.
-Aissing-Corp. John W. DOrnan not in
action, Geo. 5 Simpson, drummer boy,
priVates J. G. Allison, Joseph Bailey. was
in hospital, j. n. Cullen not in action
Jacob Geer, H. b. Halleck was in hospital
Peter Herbert was in hospital, Wm. c.
Mahan, R. w. Pugh, Geo. W. Pees, d. II.
Russell, G. H. Ross sick in hospital, }. r.
Snowden sick in hospital. d. H. SnOWden,
Wml Thompson, Silas Wilkinson, not in ac-
tion, and j. w. Young.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09

3eu9 berausgeI4wQet, baB alan burit6er la-
Qen tOnnte' tpenn eS nt4t gar gu 3rdBlt6
tpdre. Oenfe Dir nur, lte bebanptet, Serr
Don AranOa iei Elm Gnstdnber unb Is t
@atte.
8as mo4te ite benn auf eimen fold per>
ritdten @infall 9ebra1t baben ? fraete
i9.
Sie er5dblte mir, ite babe fd Dor pielen
Sabren 9etmli4 nit ibm trauen la1Ien, al8
er nod Iebr jung uno Der @e6alfe ibre8
5tleTUater8 in Nanparetpu cber mie es Gon1t
beiBt 9emelen iei! SIT ba8 ni6t etne id,au.
oerbQIte 8erriidtbeii ? limb fie bat Idpu
9an5 I'M Grnite bic 9lbIidt eu8gelprp6en,
elnen Beantten BON ber &riminalppli3et oufz
5ufteuen, lpslder tScrrn ppn Mranoa iiber.
lpa9e uno tbm binter leine SGItte fcuvs
me. @s bet mid prbentlt6 Weabe 0efclfet,
e8 tbr an83ureoen Bis lie nit Dir oeIprcs
den.
Daran bolt Du gang flug 9et6an, meine
Itebe faGte t9; gele9englih tperoe id bic Ga.
de nit Der Sante telprehen.
QSir lpet8ten 5u Dtittag, une no6 benz
G1len bat mtf bic Tante gon3 feierlih nm
cine llnterreoun9. SD mar auf pa8 mas
nun fonmen iollte, idDn perbreitet, anb mar.
tete 8eouloi9 iRre 0litt9eilun9en ab. Gie
bub an: Der 6err, pelAen sic uns 6eu=
te porseitellt baben, @eDr9e, uno Der ii9 fir
etnen Nu8ldnoer au59tbt, 1T fetn FOLDER, Ipnz
bern eth Gn9tdnrer, Der nit Ieinen1 rcdten
gtanlen paul Garrett bei6t unp cen i'd por
Itnf5eRn Sobren 9ebeiratbet BABE.
Wber oo8 TT ia fanm m69ltd1 nanote id
ttu; Scrr p. Iranoa lit ia mod Elm iun0er
Mann, faum iiber breiuncbreiBiQ ;-er milf
te alp 5lt lener 3ett fauni fieb5ebn pber adtz
5ebn Sabre aft 8erpeien ieiu
(;FDft,ehuua frIat.i
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09

@talieb te8 bnefien Gouegume Der gBuntdrse i Son.
hpn rabutrter eine5 Der erie meSsRGen @Dleeen ter
Ser 6aaten ber ben er5atn She'll ietneS 2ebens IN ben
pepalern bon 2pappn, Qar8 @btlobelpbia ub ou6eren
@tanen suGebra bat eint9c Der wunrertaen 8etunGen
bOuenret BON teaen bic Gei4tete ber ee!jn wetB. I'M
3dbae 2etbenbe bic O9renaulen gerobat rno an6eren
8rantteten litten ipe 9. audi bte Bet plDslden @e
rdui4en su ebr erIreter pe u p errptben be0ertnee
RIeintofeften Il. ( u. Nurben ataenblidl9 nehetIt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09
@etNenes @taorrett- q anb.

Cine tletne Sartbt i&Snes etteres Sanb elbeS we5es
ub bloueS 0oper oe Srrten 2dbeIs une BronS8 Nape,
umS eeben rnt Musesen ccr @tsarrentiieu u + ~ err
ping bon ger gcrt anb ertsfetlt Su bueen gretien
Splepb S6rBber,
(S1eet-Sl q. q. &de 8AltsuSre- II. Ssrrbsrtdyt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09
ll1'tejl ret DreGe.

Die oieie 2aaienfe Wee SEeNb ber Ecbteu iie6ensebn
Sabre IN bteer Nuaa trt pu Gen unb bic Nenge mid
tiger punb1rS tliGen GperGtpen, pelbe 3r. pbnpt
nbrte benen Gle 3eing8 Ruppprtcure Utee anbere
Ialen Gnterrtfte murro, euotd IN 8Sug auf enen
Gbaafter ais @brermanu IN &ju9 aHf Gbarefte unb Ge
miHeutaft8fe tnh Gettenren etne bnredenDe @erGbrs
letIune. t..r
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09
0slEetratbsEg Dgsioncn.

pter Spldc usle M 3u perEeigatben bentfti9en unb i
ptnl9er Swie pSer cues anoeren 9trbernieS betpu6t
inS Dtteit Hnoersi9lt Or. Scbnfrn 3u 0nbe 5ieten.
aae s.ernile sesen g sts BE- paslse SOer ee9e 3sr-
6puns her fdredlilteu 9trt per0en lbnel turirt.
Derjenige weler ia Ger sebartlura ,nb Tiriprse BON
Or. pbnfpa tNiere6 fam ibn, ais etnem Gbrenmntne
pine Turt @ anoertrauen unb Hper@tli au ieiue rSt
CGeSrt nerI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09
N.,Yae Q.ute.

BON bpn 2eutn p0er In Der @6nle Iernen unb bere gU-
gen tie oIna5 fpiren irlb i'm 6blas burc9 Yplutip
men, bic, lit9etbet he Gte uum5slid taten uno
&brper unb e serSren ioute ioprt tte nBtt9n dit
te tpun Sple 9erpnen naeu beocr Ie eint}een in sic
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09

bebenfen faB Elm eeunber Gei unb ein 9bt GBrter bic
nrtbwenot9 t9ifen Grforterne ;ur etetn @l4Giel9feit
limb a pbne tee pir6 bic &ee les 2eban$ traurise
@ileertahrt. Die Nueld)te res Qebn8 rerfintern M
lt9 nno bic see prS ergrtfen gersmcifus unb
lan6ptfden Setra1tun8en, Rag un8 Ste Green sgelbe
&bbere genieBen. eermet9ert itnb. ..T..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09
more epa=9pfpttaG.
Our nntsrp:atun8 Der 0uadlalbcrsi stablirt.
Oar etu3tee pta5 In bsr gDsIt, 100 ii9ere,
f9ne(Ie unO 9ri;nslic5e Ruren In
aebeimcn 2ranfheitcn

een,at berfea, ais ba nb: 3eusrnssunitisttt, S&pde
in benz @aden unO ben Cyepern gntlnSnsst Der geren
unb 8lae. 5@sifenerFebam8n, 99made ber Nercea, sra
i6wae. Ser5flppfen Gda@ternbcts 3tcrn Wager Apdbe
S9wnte1, appf4mer3, GntsGnbung - Safes Der gtaI
Der 9unse beS YRasen8 ter Gnlewete uuS altr jener
Rebel be BON epen ostetmen GewO9nte ten Ser 5usenb
welGe tren Spsrn eefibrer iint el8 Ger Streneu &C.
fang ben @efabren bes 9lies berrbren unb wcnn ntt
len gppape rcr epnttpn rerorrtrtneen, bic Gpe ut.
mS9ltd naea nnb 3ulsst cen &Srper n0 9tnn serEsen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09
@stfts.

Dte iredbt9en @trfnneen beS 2aers ub ebr :u furG.
ten. Serlu Gebd6tnilleS 8ertrrung ter 6eett Sc
bruftbet Der @eeetafte, bDe Nbnun9en 2tnetgun9
her 1efeldaf ud,t nod @iniamete, gRstrenen 9e8er
id ielbi. Jutdtianfeit u. ~ nb einse Der dmmer
8Dl8e
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09
@ffa 6rLtfhe RrdnffeiE.

gBenn Der irreseletetc unftuat SGnens ausntst baB
er ben etnt bteer 9meribaen %ranbett tn@ augenpm-
fu6l pter bic 5Hr9t GatbefurJ tpn abi0reft ftp an
ene su member, auf teete 8pl3e hrr @r5tebuta nb
epftabiiitat elein tin @errauet leben Snnte ne
warte 10 lange Biz bic SpmYtDne bes idreden lebls,
Wie 3. eiH nit @eibwL en5Inree5 Sails, ene bSie
Naie Sdner3 i'm 8opfe uab IN ben @Itteer A6nabme req
@e9ts. 8aubbet Auaw DIE ber Qaut, Enpen ben Srt-
llnS arnen Tiunen i'm &cite unb ali ben Grtyemta-
ten 9 3esen, no taan hee lete nit etuer i&re&lien
nel9feit Dor 3 fbreten Bis sulest ter @aren anb
be Naennoen einIa en5 ba8 Sper orr frt5aren 9ranf.
ber retu @eaenit0nb res teit8 pro ser Sob ienen
i@redli6en 2etben baourd Elm Gn6e mat bas tn mad
jenem Saee qrngt ppn ein 0eienter urGtebrt.
&s iii cine raurtoe &to:Iafc, ba6 E1uiente bfcr frrbt
bdren 8ran9eit 3a Opler aGen In 5pl8e ber lnse d
ltdte unWtleafet pra6ler me6e burd Inpeueun8 eaeS
toeen iite8 heS Ne fur3 bic Gontuttpn pernter unb
ben &e be6 grten5 in Gin elsnteS 9aeiu oermaube1n
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09
2}e.pnDeya u beehten !!

Or. p0nfpn btetet aGen 2enen feine Slfe ar tpeI6e m
brb iplGe eebetme uno unatrlie @eii &brper sr-
fOrence r tie Nrbett bic @eeQi1a bic @e unf1bs
ma6enee oafter qei6wldt taben.
er nb einiae rer raur9en un6 betlasensSertben SOL
gen rcr fruben @eprtnbeten res 2aers: Sw DE i'm 8t
ten unb ben @etern Gmer3en i'm Sept Gdwdhe be8 G3e-
ts gerin Der Neu feltrot 9ersfIppfen b6e llnrube
Gd9eniGpd6c llnrrbnnns Ter 8erbauuuss eee-
ntetne enttrGftnne Symphonic ter Sbptabludt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09
ee}unGe DldGGfc,

Defenders pelhe RE Cptr Res ae6einen sar8 6ewprben
fnb ba8 l9rlt 10 cele Eduiente in eth S tribes Gra6
r6t relte b1 erbabenen Eateute eutptfelten
WerfanbeSfrofte nit pe Drsr Ger Deret afet ben Se'
nat beseert rnb 2eier beaubenoe Gone ept babeu
pArten, ,n5gert ft9 nit ppIem gertrGuea anben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09
OraanElAe @nnGae

tr6 uueersuelt eeGetlt unb M Upe Srat wieber teree
elt. Oe8 furbare 9etten eIces na8 2ebeu elenb unb
bic @te unb gaatommendait unmGeltb mabt, tOtt bas
9pcs Derer, bic bren 2etcenGaen unbepanen frEbnen.
Snnss St4s no ~ stt ~ gtas9Tstfan9en gsnst2t ms
Srttturen Neber9lasen I'M arn Stein unb anbre llv-
laden entiteten tan 70 TT tie tod etfentteils ene Solee
beS MtBtrnudeS Der ebelfen Sr9ane g9er dber min es
Iduenen tab te &ra ber @reusune eher Sene rerIp
ptrh bic 9 beim6en 2afern ereeben els BON Denen
bte ba petfe itnb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09

G80itt o,ce unhinente unb unte6eutente Gudddlber,
pelAe td ais Ner5eauacten unb Or 2ctnitpn'S Nntin-
ttsuugen eppileu SdutIfer Stteepidler Spmpenpuser
2eGer autat ebGe gBiilen6at Der Nebsstn, ne
brjSen @ernfe pibmeten, id ctt re9elmaBt8 s6ilbete
BEN cb nbrGnoen bic Geinnrtet MGer pelGe urg[llt-
der gDee IN tire Sdnte fntme 8rtn86aten nn5 ruint-
Er. }pbntpn bGl beBbalb fur nptbmen6ts 3n er
fpGbnen 6eipnberS ir pGe mel. nit ttnem Jtue unbe
fannt nb ea8 feline 8e9aub9un3cn rcer 0pI'me befdnh6
in ietner Siice Iteoen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09
DR.. Johnston,

Der eta3i8s Mr5t, spe!6sr oaj.i3t,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09

g@ Sfftce: go. z @ab' 'Grebertdifr.,
Feben Tbiren BON 8altitnOreltr., 6ffli9e Sette,
bte Stufen btnauf.
Nfan merle d glaen unb 6eusnumner. benn unwtiien-
be unb trgerte 2artd9er, hrtritbene urb 9epenlpfe
Quafalber, S@ubffer, &ttefelwtGier Strasenreinser
unb 2ampenpusr f. 10. nennen s reeelmabtse Mer8te
ub Iauern dn9e3psen BON Dr. Spbnpn8 Suf tn Der tdbs
gt8. AIe Sriee miiien etnen 9Uf-Sttmp entbalten.
Cine 9siluug III 2 GQeen 3ugelitbett.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09
&9esatfcne yasetohnn0l1ans1

SIC. 28l sGeli praltitF., 5ruiIGsn Gre0crtdag
nnb Gearyft @poce.
GEe AuspaI Der befeu gDerfe better Qjtcrotr 8pIfs
lteber, 9e6erbiia cr uuo erbottunQsi6rtften.
Soul rnb &rG5enbiid'er 81 ben btQi9fen 8spIefaTge
Bretlen. 8tleerbitter nnb Suscnoi@ren Serttebensn
sSTtat8. @tafltie, 2begrapbeen 8iiberbpgeu po0ter
Gnoslcpeg. 9etern uao Ontge SGretbmoeriGen "a Der
bligfen @reifn. -
IGentur
reS st. Oerbotb'8 rtenlGen SautnNtea ReporterS"
aer bier HnD tn Oeuti@lanb erf6enenbsn 8eidrtften
elner MAIDEN wr bas qnbIitum ned befOnoers ounerto
am euf uuisse teid1baIttse
&etbbib1totbef,
entboIten6 bic neue, 9sotfeenu gerfc beitidser Gr
feGir, pie Sad!anber. GerfSfer Seafat WbtAaN sEre
tag, 5larps @uetOp f. N. Ser 9rets " gaub 1T nur
Gent pers3ag uae ie5en eober eneu 5abri3em 2aIpru
entseaen
2. g. $ enHtg ID duIe
24-) 28h g8. Yrotftr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09
VA ffIeM.e.

Dr. SptnOn iii ter etali8e regeImabis eebltete IrSt
meId5er Bic Sea bon aepen 6rantbetiei anSe9t. Seine
Wttei unb 8ebaatiun6 iin6 aaen @uberen Sinst unbe
fannt Gr lit teranesbtet prn etne Sebe ipeideS er IN
benarBGtsn Spptt6ern GurppaS unb BEN eren beieS 3a
tes subrate, nGmlt: @n9lanS 8ranfref ltnb tn fcin
B1udles BON btlaselpbia u No. 'o ct 6at ete
Ser trefder ft BET pKese te8 Dr. SpGnfpn dutet etbt
fann M Dertrauen ao eRe Gbre aIS aRGan 1ab etHe e-
IGdlt6tett als Mr3t.
{Gz- Sfffce: gto 4 g b.TrebertGH Hraee, Itnier
anb BON 8alttntcrefr., neteu Der ,,Irbeiter6ale''
6auttrantbeittn tperben f1neI 8sbeilt.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-13
Compliments f,Om nebeIs az Port
Hudson


lFrom the Now orleans Era,of Aug. ist.l
For the benefit Of those persons who
persist in calling our brave troops "van-
dals, robbers" and the like, we publish
the following testimonials from the OIL
GERS Of several Confederate regiments,
recently captured at Port Hudson. These
thanks, il will be seen, are addressed 70
the One hundred and eixty-flfth New
York Regiment, second 2 jaaveB;
PoRr HUDsoN, La, July ia, 1868
The undersigned, representing the
officers Of the Twelfth Arkansas Infau-
try, take this method of returning their
sincere thanks to the officers and men OF
the One hundred and sixty-Hflh New
YoFk Zonaves for the uniform kind and
courteous treatment received by us at
their hands since the surrender OF this
place,
Should the fortunes of war ever reverse
our positions we will not forget them, but
endeavor 20 Teciprocate their kindness 10
the best Of our ability.
(Signed) Il. j. REID Colonel
j. y. WALKER Li,ut-Col.
T. 0. SMITH Major
G. IL Jones, Capt and A. q M.
j K. THoENToN, Adiutant.
To r. AGNUs, Captain Commanding Se-
cond ZJuaves.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-13

RETAIIAmos-A letter from Wash
ington, sAys--
The Secretary Of War has directed that
three South Carolina prisoners Of war be
subjected TO close continement and held
as hostages for three oolored men cap-
tured on the guDboat lsssc Smith, aud
now Imprisoned at Charleston. IL is un-
derstood that similar orders will bs Civ
en- IN respect 10 all other prisoners, white
or black, that are treated by the rebels
othefRise than e. prlsonera Of war.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-13
bloody ora OF General KichRrd-


ave have been accustomed to hear
Secessionsts talk of Federal outrages,"
says the Memphis BalIetin, of late date,
but we challenge the world to afford
any thing IKE the tyranny now exercised
over the people of the South by their re-
lentless rulers. The following order OF
the day, read before the Brigade by the
Assistant Adjutant General of General
Richardson, the Guerrilla, will prove
how true are the charges we have made.
II seems that Richardson has descended
to the internal council of the fends Of the
lower regions Here is the order -
"Flrst. Every man of this Command
is exp, cted strictly to obey orders.
"Second. Comm inders Of companies
are hereby ordered 10 make a detail from
their respective commands, for the pur-
pose OF enforcing the Conscript laws
passed by the Confederate States Con-
gross. These details are i'm
perative and will rigidly enforce those
laws
aThird. Eveyy white man between the
ages Of eighteen and forty five, in tue
District Of West Tennessee, is hereby or
dered 10 report Immediately At such
place Of rendezvous as may hereafter be
designated. Commanding officers OF
companies are hereby ordered 20 strictly
enforce this order. The following rules
of procedure are given for the government
Of agioels and prirutsS who may be engag-
ed IN the execution ct section third O
this order -
"If man should absent himself from
his home to avoid this order, burn hi
house and other property, except such a
may be useful to this command.
''If man is found 10 resist the execu
ton Of this oruer, by refusing TO report
shoot him down and leave him lying
"lfa man takes refuge in his house
aud offers resistance, set FIRE 10 his houa
and guard u ioeH, that The fsqeaHt may ~
gee out
Such is the liberty the Southern peopl
are lighting for.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-13
\ ne Interview Beiween Eosoc ans
and ValInndighnm.

ne Interview Between Itosec ans
and VaIInDdighnm.
The Dayto Journal relates the fol-
lowing, apropos Of Vallandigham
When Vallandigham arrived at MUIR
freesboro, General R0secrans went see
him. al wanted 10 see you" said the
General" wan'ed to see you, VallAn-
dieham, to see whether you had a ras-
caPs face" Then changing the subject
rather abruptly-and bringing down the
fore finger Of his right hand in that
rapier- like style which is a conspicuous
feature OF his gestioulatiOn when he 10 in
terrible earnest-he said: "Vallandig-
ham, don't you come back here. IT,
you-do-V VallAndignam--l'll BE- d-d---
and. may God iargIve me Tor the ex-
pressi .n--Pll be id II don't hang
youp People viii be pleased 20 remem
Der that the Geheral Gays be "never
! blAsphemes, but he sometimes HcsarI"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-13
No interviews with 1seBOl PFIsOn-
gra Allowed

CoLUMBus, August 9.--SoOres Of Ken
tucky females, who have rebel friends In
prison at this place, arc arriving daily
All applications 10 the civil or military
authorities Tor interviews with Pfisoners
meet win but one answer. al
Ord re- from the War Department say
IA must be distinctly understood that no
person sha1 be permitted 70 visit them
This does not ineluds political Pfisensfs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-13
@sshriIle AuIpa,

Admiral Farragut lett New o.leans
last week on the Hartford, for the North.
Gallant old sailor, he has won immortal
fame. His name will ever be house
hold word in the United States.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-13

NEw YonK, Aug. 10.--A private letter
from Morris Island, dated August lat
saysitis reported here that reinforce
ments numbering near 900 arrived out
side. ana wall be landed to-night on
70 Icy Island.
YucAtan dates tate thai fuea an SUR
rendered on the gu Of July to the rs7o-
lutiOnists.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-13
LOST.

A Manches tor, Tonn., or between that place ana
"A uk river wagon bridge, via hur'roeebo-o, shel
byvilie. Wartrace aud luilahOma, a cummons pine
Camp Desk containing papers and records % the
18th Kontucky Vel infty. The Disk Is marked 20
several places on tho outside "Adjt" lt has on no
inside two smati drawe,e aud six or eight "plgoon
nOle" and ou the ial IL marked In pencil, In large
lotte =, "W. e., sd Brig q. ~" The papeHs are 81
value 70 any enc aavo the command % which hey
eoyefy. Address kAY. AlL AID,
~ col Comidg 18Th Reg ky.F.t,
"a Brig., An DIV, lath Army Corps,
bsrsrsnsni of canbeglahd
JUS ls isos. inYas'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-13

The Rebels Thoroughly soatrcd-AH their -irdisry
caphrsd and Horses osi--Esiri from FoH Tennessee
--Ho ible Barboriiy or ihs Rebefs-W " heeato'a' Of
Brngg.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-13
The Griefs "a "a Secesh Captain Ht
POFt Royal


A correspondent Of the Boston Herald
thus describes some Of the trials Of Capt.
Macbeth, who was captured at Morris
Island, and who is con Of the Mayor
Of Charleston
Capt. Macbeth, who was taken with
nearly his whole company, has bad the
pleasure of seeing every ur' n 10 IL march
mn and take the OATH Of allegiance, With
cheers fr the star spangied banner he
one day remarked to a provost oiiioer that
IL was as much as mans life was worth
In the rebel army 10 neglect any oPpor-
tunity Go hang an officer Of negro regi-
ment at will BE- as much as your lite is
worth il they hang q single one, " said
the officer. "What, do you propose "a
take me as . hostage for officers of negro
troopsT' inquired the indignant Macbeth
and then he added tragically, "Oh, brute
brute r
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A TIn Nine IN uIssouri,

The discovery Of tin mine in Mis-
souri, is announced by 3 correspondent
of the Scientific American. II the re
port be true and the mine workable, no
more important discovery has been re
Gently made public. We have hereto
fore been entirely dependent on Eng
land for our suppy of this important
metal. The writer alluded 70 says in
bis communication
"rhe lode has 3 northeasterly and
southwesterly bearing extending near
Iv one mile, and the two deepest shafts
are about three quarters Of mile apart.
The tract embraces about one thousand
acres, but the ore is not thought 20 un-
derlie the whole Of il. The great body
of the ore lies nesting in beautiful
valley at the foot of three mountains,
whose bases approach each other on
gentle slope, and at toe head Of a ra-
vine running up from Saint Francois
river and Stoufs creek among the noun
tains. These mountains are separated
by pretty rivulets running down their
sides and gathering into one ct their
bases, making q fac and enduring
stream of water, flowing the whole
length Of the tract, and in abundance
for all mining purposes. The ore doubt
less extends under WHIST is called thS
b lue Mountain, il Il does not also un.
der the other two mouniains.'
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/ Am, very respectfully, eic,
ID. PRoNINoR, Col Q. S A.,
-. .lg- n--ll,. n-..-.l

To Capt. II. sEus, Com. Second Zouaves.
PoRT HUpsoN, La, Jnly 15 SIR Per-
init me to say TO you that never, in the
course of this war. saw men behave with
such courage and fortitude under all
circumstances, as your command. Your
wounded were the constant theme of
conversation by the Surgeons for the he
roic manner in which they bore some OF
the most frightful wounds. Permit me
to thank them all for the very courteous
manner in which they have treated us
since the surrender.
/ II. HANsLow, Surgeon G. s. A.
To Captain Agnus, Commanding One
hundred aud sixty fiftn New York.
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PORT HUDsoE La, July Is, 1868.
10 The Cop.manding Officer Of Neo York
Zouavea, u s A at Port Hudson;
SIR: In an interview had with you
few days since, expressed to you, ON
behalf of my men, their appreciation Of
the kindness shown us by yours. II
should leave Port hudson, without giving
a more enduring form of aoknowledg-
ment, would be doing Injustice to the
feelings and wishes of the men recently
under my command. l Therefore address
you this noe.
On the 9Th of May your command
engaged q part of the men Of NINE
Then aud afterwards my men spoke Of
your charge as a splendid exhibition of
courage. When the fortunes Of war
placed us as prisoners in the hands Of
the United States forces we were suffer
ing for food As soon as our wants were
understood, your men more than divided
theirs with us, and in a variety of ways
have shown themselves 10 be as kind
and generous as they have shown them
selves TO be courageous. Please tender
these Acknowledgements TO your com
mAnd: they are made according to the
| wishes of my men,
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Qua County CONVENTION. - Nowith.
standing the attempts made by few dlssen.
tionists to divide the Union vote in this coun.
ty, and thus secure the success Of the sc. called
Democratic" cabal, we are convinced BY the
action of the Peoples Convention" on Sat.
urday last, that there is disposition to unit,
at least SO far as regards our county ticket.
The meeting. after selecting delegates to tie
Tumwatsr Convention, adjourned, recon-
mending that precinct meetings BE- hell on
Saturday, (to-morrow) or some day prbr to
Saturday, the 18th inst, to select delrgats to
a County Convention to be held on hatday,
for the purpose Of making Union county ,om-
nations. We are pleased that the comilia-
tory measure adopted by the Union Co,ven-
ton met with this response from the " People S
Convention" and hope we may now mite
upon ticket which will prove successful.
A full representation is expected. as ample
time is allowed for all parts Of the county to
secure a hearing in the deliberations Of that
body.