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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-08
M + A ID E'S A II NJ Y

wAsmSoroS, August 7. 1903
Brigadier General H. D. Terry, Of Michigan
manding the Third division Of the sixth corps Geo
Meados army.
train or suffers wagons numbering seventy eft for
sho army to-day, under strong guard In conscqueocs
OF tho dspredations Of tho ueras they
allowed 70 20 except under military escort.
Tho statement In the HERALD of Thursday In regard
tho affair az Tuesday south o Rappabannoek station
II Incorrect in somc particulars The rebels did
mot bring their batteries down TO the banks
OF the Rappahannock, NJ our p'ckew extended
for distance OF nearly mile and half from the south
bank Of the river Two brsades Of rebel infantry with
battery OF artillery discovered approaching whn
force Of cavalry with pieces OF lght artillery,
were sent meet them. There was some artillery
pracsice both Sides forces drove III. enemy
back nearly nvs milcs from the river Advantage was
taken Of tho AFFAIR p,cseis mile further.
and tney now and half miles from ihs south
bank Of the river. The casualties were small
The railroad bridge tb. river Al Raprshannock
Station has .becn rebuilt, aud trains are nov running
ovcrn.
Everything rs very quiet with the army The p,cn~c
renders any very operations almosi mpsl'
BILE on either side.
General Meades forces are situated render any
forward the par, Of General Leo drssue".
aud suicidal.
Mr. w. YoaUg's Dsspssch.
Asnssnk, Va, August I. 1863.
Among tho consrabands IN the custody :" tho iros ost
Marshal this division s purely white abont
sixty years old, who has been slave during her 10
time, but emabc paics horref.
rRTossss---t1frns
More u tho sixth Virginia cavalry have been captured
by our pickets sperryyiilo aud rebel
scripts have deserted and come lnto or lines
Six of the suffers recently rspred by the rube
warrcbton' passed through here yss erisy, LayIns
escaped from ther guard beyond sporryssiih. fhsv
along the turnpike and met rebel irs1ps bat
they encountered two rebel soldiers driving sheep
whom they related that they bad been captured sna
paroIcd
The ruter OF tho Ninth Nasachusctia regiment needed
. pair shoes and the rebels kindly lrrfn,tt.d
him buy pair ~ bi. stFk. They told h.In
tb.y would b. worth so In chrnona bot und.r tho ~,
cumstances soil thoIn him for SJ ia greebba.ks
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NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.
~~~~~>-~>~--~~~~->~--
Arrival or the Steamer s. r. spauld-
Ing Al Fsrtress Monroe.
-~N~~-~~~~N~~~~--,~~~~,~
THE LATEST FROM MORRIS ISLAND.
Preparations to BOmbard Fort
Sumter.
->~~~~-~D>~-~s>~-~-~~~~~>~~
One Thousand Sailors Throw
ing Up Intrenchments.
The New honsides Within Five Hun
dred Yards Of Sumter.
-~~>>~-~>-~~~~>s~>-
Capture Of Five Hundred Rebels BY ths
Rnians PcrduI.
ARRIVAL OF UNION TROOPS,
&sp Ass Ass
One Thousand Sailors Throw.
ing Up Intrenchments.
Capture Of Five Hundred Rebels BY The
Rnians Pcrdul.
ARRIVAL OF UNION TROOPS,
&sp Ass ~


Mr. w. n. Ssinsr's Dsspsteh.
HoRIKxs AoxRos. August Q, 1888.
The steamer spauldng arrived here this morning from
Chsrestoa thesse the eth nst but brings NO later
than that already forwarded by The Adelaide. Tho
airing from the shore and Monitor batteries not
brisk usual the grand ert being reserved for csr
tain period To-day, according to tho programme laid
down by Admiral Dahlsrsn and General Gilmore several
batteries without being known
the rebels DO unmasked, and then sumter viii
ceive OF two and three hundred FOUNDER Parrots
and result tho main depends upon the successful
operations Of this monster ordnance. Tho shore bat
teries bearing Fort Sumter being erected by sail
ors. Tho energetic Admiral has had upwards Of one
thousand steady at work throwing up these ntrench-
ments
General Gilmore, however has not been idle while the
navy has been at work. Our brave troops have been Ia
boring zeaousy notwithstanding their exposure TO tho
cnemy's murderous fire. Since tho batteries have been
In construction Fort Wagner has remained
almost unmoested. From competent authority learn
that Gilmore could take Battery Wagner any
tme; but the Fort Sumter makes II untenablc
hence tho necessity approaching enough disable
and silence tho fort, after which he will not only
Battery Wagner but also every other fertilization, Fort
Sumter Included.
few moments before tho departure OF the mall boat
from ths place the flag Of steamer New York, In
charge Of MAJOR John y. Milford arrived from city
Point with two hundred and fty released prisoners.
The Richmond papers Of to-day have no tsIcgraphic
sdvccs from Charleston but their editorials sound dole
full enough They estimate that the capture Charleston
at this .ime would be the severct calamity that could
befa their cause and urge every man capable Of bearing
rush tho and defence Of the Palmetto
City and save II from the disgrace Of falling into tho
hands OF tho sYAnkeesn
Jen Davis, In a IeuSthy proclamation. sxborts oil
sragglcs convsescens and discharged sodsrs again to
fall into po and rejoin tho army
Beyond the above there Is other news d any i'm.
portance from the South.
In this department everything m very quiet General
Foster temporarily absent bu. Is expected 70 return
this evening,
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crowd, the band commenced playing dirge, and tne
body brought from the hall the shoulders OF eight
coored captains who acted pail bearers Tho corpse
conveyed 70 the heArse through crowd composed
ss death itself Not 1 sound was heard save the
fu music Of tho band and not head In all that vast mu
titude but was uncovered
The hearse containing tho body with Captain ~ Hing
gold, W. B. Barrett s. j. Wilkinson, Eugene hailieur, j.
70 the Second louisiana Native uard and six members
OF "The Friends Of the Order pail bearers; about
hundred convaescen sick and wounded ooorcd SOLDIERS
the two companies OF the sixth regiment large NUMBER
OF colored officers OF all Native Guard regiments the
carriages containing Captain Caoux's family, and
nun0er OF army onccrs winding up with large numuer
Of private individuals and the following named soce.
tes:-
Friends OF Order.
bociety OF Economy aud Mutual Assistance.
United Brethren.
Arts md Mechanics Association.
Free Friends.
Good Shepherd Conclave No. 2.
Artisans brotherhood.
6ood Shepherd Couclave No. ].
Union sons Rolief.
Perseverance, Society.
IAdos Of Bon secoars.
st. Rose OF Lima.
The Children Of Mary Society.
st. Angela society.
Inc Immaculate Conception Society
The Sacred Union Society.
The Children OF Jesus.
S. Veronica Society.
b. Alphonsus Society.
81. Joachim Society.
Star 0f the Cross.
&c. Theresa Society.
st. Eulaiis Society.
81. kagdalen Society.
God Projects Us society.
United Sisterhood.
Angel Gabriel Society.
Saint Louis Roi Society.
Saint Beuoit Society.
BcOevoienco eDciety.
Well Beloved Sisters Socioty.
Saint Peter Society.
SAiut Michael Archangoi Society.
Saint Louis do Gorzague 6ociety.
Saint Ann S0ciety.
The Children Of Moses.
After moving through tho principal down town streets,
the body the Bienvio street cemetery and
there Inferred with military honors due his rank.
Captain Cailloux q native q this city aged -
years. and Of the rst 70 raise company under
the call Of General Butler for colored voluntcers In
cuson cannot do better than quote from the Union Of
this city. II says
BY his gallant bearing. his gcntiemanly department
his smiabs disposition and hts capacities q soldier
having received very good educationhe became the
idol OF his and the respect and confidence Of his
superior officers He true type Of the Lousianian
In this CITY, where he passed his life, loved and
spcctcd by all who knew him.e
In Captain Cailoux the OF the Union and freedom
has lost valuable friend. Captain Cailoux defending
the integrity Of the sacrcd OF liberty vindicated
his from the opprobrium with which charged
He leaves wife and several children who will have the
consolation that he died the death Of the patriot and the
righteous.
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Last evening, through the kind ivita.
ton OF Mr. Stevens, their agent, we at
tended the first performance in this city
Of hessrs. Lake & Co.'s Circus. We
have been to Circus before, but seldom,
If ever, 10 better one---And those Of the
many citizens who were unable by the
crowd surrounding the ticket box from
procuring admission, we unhesitatingly
say, submit to any Inconvenience 10 OBJ
tain access to view of their many won
deriul attractions. They deserve, as
they received, the support of all, and
more than they were able to accOmmo-
date. Their success is not to be won
dered at, il Mr.. Stevens is a type Of
their social qualifications.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MlnMlnAr nFePAroAEs.


ST.. LOUIS, Nov 3.-The entire radi-
cal ticket has been elected at Hannibal,
Mo.
CA1Ro, Nov. 3.-The steamer Ander-
son, with two hundre d bales Of cotton,
has arrived.
The rebel General Forrest succeeds
General Claiburn.
Forrest has been directed by ice
Johnston to burn all the cotton within
his district. tt ~ .
CoRrNTH, Oct. 29.-The flrst Alabama
cavalry, QOyaD eight hundred strong, re-
Gently destroyed the railroad communi-
cation of the enemy. When near Tai
adegA they were surrounded by largely
superior force, and most Of them cap
tured.
Massachusetts gives Andrews for Gov
ernor largely increased majority.
Nav YoRK, Nov. 3.--Cotton 83c. Gold
forty. six and three -eighths.
The Express says if the vote of e
city be any indication of the vote Of the
State, the latter has gone republican by
an emphatic majority. The democratic
loss in the city is seven thousand.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-GenerAl Butler
is appointed to command the district
whereof Fortress Monroe is headquarters
The National Treasury is preparing L
meet all demands, whether in coin q
] otherwise.
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sPECIAL ORDEII NO. \,

GALLRRY OF THE CUMBERLAND, July
16.-The commissioned officers Of the
Army of the Cumberland are requested
to call at No. 20, Cedar street. opposite
the Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Ten
nessee, at the earliest convenience. For
further particulars, enquire at the gale
ny above-named.
The Gallery Of the Cumberland is no W
opened opposite the Commercial Hotel.
The proprietOrs of the above establish
ment would respectfully inform the cit
zens Of Nashville that they are prepared
TO furnish photographs superior TO any
heretofore made in this city. Having
fitted up our capacious Gallery, far su
perior TO any in the Southern States, and
slso procured At great expense the best
practical Photographers that we could
procure in New York, Cincinnati and
Chicago, which compose one Of the most
talented and largest corps Of Photograph
ers in the Department of the Cumber-
land. We are prepared 10 execute al
kinds of work desired. with despatch
aud at reasonable prices. We would re,
specially invite all those DESTROYS o.
having Photographs TO visit our Gallery
where they will be treated with courte'
ey by us and all our attaches. Please
sail, one aud ell, and examine specimen
of Carries dc Visite, etc.
MORSE & PEAsLEE Proprietors
N. BIN connection with tho above
named Gallery, We have other establish
ments at different points with the ARM
Of the Cumberland, from which we ar
in daily receipt OF Photographs Of th
officers OF the army. Duplicates can b
had by addressing Morse & Peaslse, /
! o. Box l43, Nashville, Tenn.
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OnIEF QUARrrRMAsrEa'a OFFICE,

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 2, 1868.
Pursuant 10 orders from the Quarter
master General of the Army, the under
signed hereby assumes control of the
Qusrtermaster's Department in Nash
Vile.
The present assignment of duty TO Off
GERS connected with the Department will
continue till further orders. Capt. s
Perkins, Jr., A. Q. NJ, is announced as
Chief Assistant Quartermaster Of the
Department.
All acquisitions for supplies other than
regular allowances, must llrst be submit
ted TO the Chief Quartermastsr before be-
ing issued.
This includes articles required for the
Department as well as for the troops.
A daily report of the forage received
issued and remaining on hand will be
made 10 the Chief Quartermaster at five
P. M. each day.
A like report will be made of the
m cans of transportation, including cav
airy and artillery horses, specifying such
as are fit for service, such as are capable
of being recuperated, and such as are
unfit for further service.
A like report will, at the same time, bl
made of the clothing received, issued
and remaining on hand.
All other reports heretofore required
will be rendered as usual.
j. l.. Donaldson,
nova 3t Chief @. NJ.
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HEADQUARTERS U. S. FORCES


NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 2, 1868.
CIRCULAR
All persons having Forage above the
amount necessary for the support of
their stock, are invited to bring and sell
the Same to the Quartermaster of this
Post, who will pay for il the full market
price. If vouchers should be given they
will be settled before all other govern.
ment claims. All persons who comply
with this request, and turn over their
surplus Forage, will receive protection
against all FOraging Parties whatsoever.
The terms Of these conditions apply to
the Post Of Franklin IS we'll as that OF
Nashville.
BY order of Brigadier, General r. s.
Granger. JOHN +. IsoM,
Capt. and A. A. M.
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suffers! sutlers !

A. g. M. LANDsBERG & Co., corner Of
Market street and Square, have just
received, and are selling at prices that
defy competition,
60Oheese.
100000 Cigars. lIL
20 Caddies Twist and Burnside To-
bacco.
30 Butts Natural Leaf
30 Cases Sardines.
so Kits Mackerel, Nos. and 2.
% Gases MAltby's Oysters.
200 Barrels Dried Fruit.
Also a full stock of Hats, Shoes, Sus-
penders, Fancy Over Shirts, Handker-
chiefs, Paper Collars, Portfolios, Note
aad letter Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink,
Backing, Spice, &c, sc.
Together with the best brands of Wits
Ky, Bitters, Champagne, Catawba
Schnapps, &C., and q complete assort-
ment of Notions. a
By giving us trial you will find it Il
your advantage.
a. j. M. LANDsBERa s. Co.
Sept Is.
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1lenernl Ordor Nn. al.

HEADQUARTERS u. s. FoRoEs,l
Nashville, Tenn Nov. lsi, 1868.
I. All Officers not on duty at this Post,
will Immediately report at the Provost
Marshars Office, in the Capitol Building
and. register their name, rank, command
where stopping, and by what authority
they are here.
IL. Hereafter, in lieu of reporting at
these Headquarters, all Officers arriving
in this city will report and register their
names as above.
III. On presenting their orders they
will be furnished with a certificate OF
register aud pass through the city.
All Officers found in the city without
these papers will be arrested and sent
TO their regiments.
BY ordsr Of
selH Brig. Gen. r. s. GRANGER,
Commanding Post.
w. NEVIN,
nov3-2w. Capt. and A. A. g.
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PRIVATE DISEASES:
DR.. Ludium's Specific

Is the only reliable remedy for diseases Of the OF.
gans of generation. Ii is the discovery of an emIn-
ent Physician whose life was devoted to the treat
ment Of this class Of diseases, and With unprecs-
denied success for more than twenty years. 1t is
perfection in itself, requiring no injections, and
differing entirely from the mistaken practice and
the numerous worthless compounds offered to the
public. 1t Is entirely vegetable and perfectly safe
It acts like a charm, and imparts strength and
ylgor to the diseased organs
CautIOn-The great success Of this remedy in
etsctlng psimanent cures has led TO its being imi.
tated by unprinciplod men. observe, therefore,
thai the signature of the proprietor Is around each
box. None other is genuine. Prepared only by
WIN. F. DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, o.
Sold BY all Drugg sts..
~ PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
~
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NEw THEATRE. Laura Keene's
engagement is rapidly drawing to close,
The drama of sour American Cousin"
having had a run Of several nights, gives
way this evening to anew Irish legendary
play entitled "Eilly 0Reilly or the
Wives of Ireland" illustrating the pee
uhArities, superstiliohs and national
characteristics of the land where "the
big potatoes grow" This play was pro-
duced some short time since At Miss
KeenO's theatre in New York, and was
eminently successful.
This is positively the last week OF
Miss Keenes engagement, On Friday
evening she will have he's farewell benefits
and on Monday next sue commences 81
engagementin Louisville,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-04

We publish this morning an order from
Col. j. L. Donaldson, Chief O. M, to
which the attention of all persons in
terested is directed. He has taken
charge of the Quartermaster's Depot,
under orders, and introduces sundry
changes. His office ia in the building
occupied by Capt. Perkins, on South
College Street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-04
GalIery OF Fine Arts ,

CORNER OF UNION AND COLLEGE STREETS.
For fine life-like Ambrotypes, Photo
graphs, from life size down to Carte de
Visite, executed in the highest style Of
the art, either plain or eOlOred, call at
the above establishment, the largest aud
most extensive in the Southwest. AL
buns, carte pictures Of the Generals of
both armies, in great variety, always on
hand. Call and see the finest and largest
collection of pictures in the city.
Respectfully,
tE| Il. +. SALTsMGR,
Successor TO Q. @. Giers.
Oct. l8-lm,
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A letter from Gallatin to the Cincin-
natl Commercial says George Baber,
visited that town one day last week, and
was arrested and put in Jail for using
language Of an improper nature.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-04

See the catalogue Of packages adver-
used by the Adams Express Company
this morning. A great many persons ave
interested in it.
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Cotton has commenced arriving in
small quantities by railroad and in wag-
Ons. Now's the time for planters to make
their fOrlunes-prices are high and the
demand brisk.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-04

A FINE CAVALRY CoMPANY.--One of
the most substantial and sine,Oy looking
companies Of cavalry which we have yet
seen, passed through the streets yesier-
day. Both horses and horsemen looked
as if they had seen plenty of service
They paid their respects to the Governor
yesterday before the capitol.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-04

II is rumored that the decision of the
U. 8. Court in the cause Of the Repub-
lican Banner printing office, will be de-
liyered 10 morrow.
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The Circus made its advent yesterday,
and hoisted its gland tent on the corner
Of College and JacksOn-streets, beyond
Lick Branch.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-04

The passenger train on the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad failed to come in
on time last night; falling behind an
hour and half.
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The levees Of Recorder Shane continue
to be largely attended daily. Yesterday
be administered justice in eighteen
cases.
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We hear of some five or six fisticuffs
that camo of Monday and Monday
night Go TO the front, gentlemen, and
cool yourselves off on the field of Mars.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-04

A lady from Huntsville, Ala, gave .
letter to a gentleman of this city, some
DAYS ago, to deliver to the United States
Ma,sbs VIII he hand it over?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-04

The next meeting of the Grand State
Council of Tennessee, Union Leagues,
will be held in this city on the 22d Of
February next.
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What did Lot do when his wife turned
to salt? He got fresh one.
What should You do when your papers
get old? Go to Singleton's and get a
fresh one. He has lots of them always.
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More refugees from Georgia and Ala
hama have arrived In Nashville within
the past two days. -
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Where do all the people come from
that throng our streets at present?
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The weather yesterday was gloomy,
damp and disagreeable.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 1868.
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The Letter List will be found in
our paper this morning.
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Missouri ELECTION. - Polls were
opened in this city yesterday at the
COnvalescent BarrAcks-Lts. Bauer and
Erdman, of the Engineer Corps, acting
as Judges--tO give the Missouri soldiers
in the hospitals an opportunity to vote
for State officers, as the laws of Missouri
authorize. Forty-Hve votes were cast
all for the Union candidates. The Mis-
souri, regiments are at the front-when
they are heard from the vote will be
much larger, and on the same side.
The fashionable form in which Furs
are now worn in the Great Northern
cities are very tasteful. They are adj
mirAbly suited to our mild climate.
Messrs. Green & Green, 43 College street,
were the first to introduce them into
this city, and their sale has constantly
increased. These gentlemen have large
stock of Mink, Sable, Squirrel, Muskrat,
natural and .colored, and Brown COny Col
lars of all the various grades.
THEATRE.-So many persons having
been denied admittance 10 the theatre
Monday night in consequence Of the
want of room, the management have
yielded to the demand for a repetition Of
Bourcicault's drama of "The 0ctoroon
or Life in Louisiana" and it will beplay
ed tonight, together with the farce of th'
Irish Tiger"
The performances Of the OctOroon Mon
day night was received with uubOundec
satisfaction. II was put upon the stag
in the hAppiest manner, and was wei
played throughout, Miss Denim was, a
usual, the centre of attraction, but th
whole of Duffleld g. Flynn's admirAbl
company, who were in the cast, wo
golden opinions"
NEw THEATRE. Laura keene'
engagement is rapidly drawing TO clos
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MERINOS.
Scotch Plaids.
ALL WOOL REPPs.

. = PIECES Of all wool Scotch Shepherd Plalds
- - every style. Also, iine ASSIGNMENT OF Colto
aud Wool plaids,
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n ID WOUb hEFI5i NoTy IIuh AIu HHe NV
n STYLES.
Mohairs, Poplins, Alpaccas.
DIAN aud figured all of the latest colors andsy les
Il aud very fashionable.
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Trade generally

that, concluded to change their husasss they
now offer their entire
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FRENCH CHINTZ.
cALlcOES.
SHAWLS.

A FINE assortment Of Shaker, French, Opera
n Shrtng Flaunels.