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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14
VIRGINIA, TO VITA Rules held N the
clnrrs nmcs fx County Manaay. iha Sd d.y Of

VIRGINIA, TO VITA Rulss held N the
Clerks Omes otHAl.x County Monday, hs 3D. dsy Of
August, 1868. x
VIM. r. Crews, fiaintHi
against ,,, =
Epos H. Oak administrator of SILLY Sparrow; the children OF
Nancy Waugh wose unknown; ktrnd uekri,
Eaoc Tucker james Tucker, psyd Ca ada and H4 MS
wife Mathew Vaughan Poly Bryant, Edmund Collins and
Eliza his wife; LSgon COLLINS apd sally, his wi Doris
IN CHANCgR9.
II appearing bv Satisfactory evidence that the 49, OF
Nancy Vaugaan whose unknown, Nahew VMghan
Polly Bryant EdDuEd Collins ond slRi his we Lsoon Oo
and saIy Is. WIFI are residents the att Of virginia,
ordered that they do appear here within one monh sf dee
hereof and do vhat Necessary TO protect r IN
tereJl In This suit the Of which for sale II tbs land and
negroes sally died possessed o. me county Of
Halifax aud tire proceeds divided tbs pastie enit
therst and that COPY This order be inserted the Richmond
WING once eek for Successive wees and posted a. the
OF e Court House OF THIS county on the nis Jay OIL
the next county court q.
A eopy--Tsste.
~ VIM. s. HOLT, Clerk
T. BiRksDLLE, Jr Q. aul-w4w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

FCyDNs TREAsUEv NO-Es-Be;vesn the 22l April
aud e inst there have been funded e. the Depository
in Fayetteville n c. in Per cents Confederate Treas
ury notes TO the anoan Of S952 800 and in per cent
IS 800 which, add 10 the 1852 POO funded before 22l
April makes an aggregate Of 81, 59S, 800.
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Rlcsrlsp, lOh Augu,., -.
LAND SALEIN BUCKINGHAM.

n pursuance OF decree OF the County Cont
Il Bcgnghau n the case OF Role EdTiigss aimln'stra
tors q Edidge asd Oh "a, made a. re - term, 1867
rfr foE sale, privately, Traet Of Land Ding In ne s4d
equity cgn8i 800 ung the lands " Eiwad Ress
ea Gas1l a-d others Ths AID Is situated abaut niles
ut House Immediately the road leadi1g 70 NV
Js~n. 10 well wEeIed les well and Is knt AMI productive
Ia quality OF ne tract 80 acres are cyard The ret 10 II
oriynsl forest Of fae unber.
II ths sal Is no. .ds prva before November County
Of said county Ehh Is the end Monfay the land
m that day be sod a. public auction Ia frc4t o. ne Court
H.uss. lHN EtDkIEGE,
J. II. FIrZGEaALD,
Uommis lrners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

pany forming in HsnrieO county will be held at the
County Court House tomorrow Saturday. at o'clock
P. ~ for the purpose Of rAnsaeting important bus-
ness. Let every man attend.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

Tax LUE OF SIOSlwAIL JACkSoN.-i essrs. Ayres i
Wade have pa.ed a copy of this work table We
have had opportunity to turn is pages but tie pub
hs need only be ialCrmed that the history Of the re
noaued leader ON the hand Of brother soldier no
in eriOs the tax, is sac, 20 insure rapid
demand. The book got up in tbe bss. style tie times
allow, and Illustrated With very striking AID coz
rec, eograVings from Photograph taken Only week
or ten vs. before his eyer-lo-be hneu,ed dea.h.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

GAEDzS NovELlr.-A Detroit paper says that il one
Of the gardens in TIA, city aarge erin One may BE- seem
suspended by pole running through the centre, form
ing a circular ,reis around which cypress viaes and
Ia7rning glories climbing upTard Being Pyramids
10 o-n, i. looks Ike well hooped green velvet dress
embroidered ailh HOser-WoIk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

EIrzDIuors-A letter deposited in the Richmond
Pos. ocs on the 10th was deVere at the Milford Posh
oafca on the 18Th Inst-pOstmArsed llth inst Dis
a &C forty miles
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

THE wEAlHER--Several light showers Of rain fell
yoserdsy, cooling TIE helei atmosphere, and refresh
Ily TIE parched vegetation. The change of tempe
nature was most acceptable.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

NoBllE-Itis stat 1 by the NOBLE Tribune tha. the
Government has made ample arrangements to provision
the city, and thai private parties sro 80 making
Eangsments to get enough of provisions Tor family
sumption to LA. for a eoasid rab', lime 1t s 70 be
hoped that, with the fac Of vickbug aud Port Hud-
son fresh 10 taeir miadi the ample provision OF the
Government viii no. fart to bs elrr.ai cut.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14
DISSOLUTION.

'JHE partnership Of Brown Il Turner Is this
DIV dissolved By mutual A. II. Turner having
tspoJs h ent- interest In the Alex. Brown eli
PERSONS hay against the vii pre.ent them
i BoEn r pay meuL and those Indebted vii make payment
b hin ALEX. B2OWN.
A. h. TURNER.
Rlczx5SD, lOh August 1853
ne fuNsciIbsr will continue Che Commission Business Ia ii
oEu uare ssad Blown and Turner Basin Bank
ard rouc!ts consignnent3 Of Country p osuce &C
hul2-i2H ALEX. BROW.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14
anQ9-HiR
-wtw aLo. s STEVENS, D O.

lR, s. A. HART PRACTICES IN NEDI-
~ cine Surgery, obsetrcs &C. Gives spec Eenlen 81
ysnersa diseases.
~ ONCE corner Of Governor aud Franklin streets.
spl&-1y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14
,.,s,,.,, 60 '" A'S's sso;y Of the Commonwealth.

OFFTcE WANNA sAyEGs BANK,
J0ns 18th, 1883.
THIS INSTITUTION having Diet, rmined to
elose IA business on the LIST dsy Of AUGUST next all
hodiuR is certificates Other eVid noes Of debt are
i'4- " 7. B. sFARKE,
w;sQl-Qav4v Treasurer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF
TIE CONEEDERATk SEAlkS.

Again do call upon tee people OF the coNedeTscye eope
who believe that the Lord ne AMI that bis Cyrruns Pros
dnce odereth all ihingso unite In prayer aud un5e u
under His chssenng hand and besech Ills favor our
eusering count y.
ti that when tr!a and bsfs should rex
hone hca cisIees tie lie which
tescb and profit by for which they yrspare
Had laod End made sessonep
iorgetlnl iauce Hin HID the love Of gs
eaten ike g.ngrene the very r. land, Ver,
700 any among Us 10 worrhppe ss and rsudsriL her
unmindu Of their duty cir tier fellovEen aud
to her GodS Who the will nato complain the. have
chssened pair Of ut and the pToecn
oil our Heavenly Fsthe'S
Let rshet receive in humble tharkuness the Lesson !h
lie has taught In deyouy ackroslcd u
that Hin, and feeble iun.r
nd glory Of victory that from Hin, Ia His pstena pIy
denee, the anguish and UGeng Of defeat ihet, Ws
the in victory deet cur humble pcHons dI t. lis
foottool.
therefore, JRFsRsos nLyIs President Of these confyds-
States do ISSUE TIL, my proclam setting apart Fdsy
,he2st OF August enuiny day u fasting humiliation
payer and do hereby ye the people the Ccnfede
Eats repair hat day, their respective laes OF
public ship, aud 10 unite soppicSon ;he favor sni
ttat Coz VIII has hit conducted ly
Gll the dangers that environ Ell u.s.
~ In fih VII REQ: hsve hereunto Set hand snd the
SEAL IS al NJ the ODfe tie States PcEmoDd tN tNen
~ yfith dsy July IL the year Of Lord thou.
sand eight hundred and Itythree
JEFFERSON DAVE
By the President:
j. p BENJAMIN,
rwnfG fata
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14
SALES,
NtkkE HANp ReR sALE,,

=z1kEzsS-4 4sa,vu. - $500.
MAs.- aksR tsnl ,STUNfIi YAi
+ HAVE IN s.a siIT Se Si9s d "a ~ -
i Tract Of Land contsiniis "'dh Offer f,r laie.
near slack Wtlnu, within hIe = Sapoush Of thshl
,he Richmond and DAnyi lie Railroad, VERT.
TINS Tract has upon good settlemsr erehsA ana
with $50 acres OF snd) Is new held as dover Se ID
It's in good neigaborhood. convenient 70 Gil N. NJ ts
in one of the finest TobaccogfoWiDg sections N
Ths land ia OF free grey soil, well adapted to tie WI o "a
various products Of this country robacco especayh ne
ed by several gooi springs and creeks rum ny
Persons wishing lowest win do well t. examine thS "a
Capt John Faulkner residing en- the adjoining a' WI" "
TO any one wishing to seeit . -, -, ,.u 1, a. rrhGs
auction, on the premises, THAT DAY
TnMs-Cdsh or credit 10 suit purchdsers g..
T rhs pa subscriber at Red OAK Grove
p. O., Charlotte county, Va n p.urKyrp
lot
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

suSsc4sks HhOse papers marked with Gross uh UNDER
md nat their Of Subscription Is about 70 eIpre and win
rent prOnpCy u tAsy wl,h Their papers continued.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14
ON THE BRIDGE

NOTICE
ale MSsoH da Point de NoTe Dame" drama by NM. Theo-
Blrere and H. de Kook, achieved immense
os5 as the during TIE latter part q last year,
h1 adapted for s heare The plot broad
tst which everybody eriSud, and l1ounds In sua-
lions Ehch as once ingenious and prs There H.
this story that H. general hri
lag interest by the c0neaCn OF the good sh the
bal eere yany With vrany unii he EtrUggls
Cught TO close by The triumph Of virtue.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14
AUCTION SALES
FU4slHE SzYs.
- .-,.-ii-s' - =,
BY n0nDi1 4 AeTER on.


<.,....,.,. sE e0ppiH AsysR.0s.
{ tObnISSIJkER'5 SALE OF A MOST
avn ph az ahLs BsIoK TENEMENT IN rHsoITY o. mon
siUSD, VS TIE fpRIH sf0E CT MARSHALL rTrtvIpn
SIh AND yin sIRELlsHy yltae Of d ers. - ~ 70
~ ~ Of he county ofHe h,unced Al the sso
a vo eIe o. Scas guardian Of Londcn children sga,
III r. So We the undes gned ssostrs viii nIocad =.
Pg9gHS anet or on the premises "a TJFsrAv 80 OK
II ~ 2 clock NJ, f.r ~ not the s,si ri, an
Aug thGt ott vsuA e and sIn!r,bi- rsn hi an nay
thereaH. 'See 0nst tenement II Mafha Row Of hJ ~
VEN, my are aied seized, and Low in the oeepnan.
late John LOuat ~hese tenancy Win expire ON S ys 81
Sen.al A. e. Myers eh tenancy the Gad tenren VIII
T Rs1 sSS o,, regarded amongst h
mos: deFable in the city, being s' 10 11a.OnsB hlEhed,
furnishes with watr has Ktt2ct ample accomno-
dadOns servants and excellent bk stable and carriage
Ths deee directs that the purchaser sa oepoe
hird Of the purchase In the czens sangs Bank Of
to the credit Of this BONDS with
s security 70 rths remaining thirds - IS
onbs tearing interest from the sale and title
un order Of the court but by decree
a:ersd ri The April term, ls63 the commissioners wee
vested With discretionary whether 10 sell cash o. on
terms set forth above; and, ezecing this discretion they
iii 10 the opon ohe purchaser pay the whole
Sse money comply with the terms Of the orn
decree. ,,n,,n ,,,o.
F Fh5aT r. d dSaT 5Con's
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

NlEGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerks
the Circuit Cou Of the City OF Richmond, the 9th
day OF August 1853;
W. Petersen and H. W FcrblA partners under the name and
sty,e OF W. Peterson 4 90, PIES,
Against
ChlrieS 4 Brockmeyer, Delt.
IN CASE
The Of this suit Of the desodaut 1855, with
Isl Auglit 1884, and AFFIDAVIT having been
AMI hled that the dgelrGa tb5ye uamsd n2n-rssden
Of Com nonweah, hs defend mt required TO spes
within month after due Publication here5 and do what Is
Necessary 70 protect his Interest IN This suiL
Copy-Teste,
BENZ. POLLARD,
aurlIS-ytw Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

nR. JAS. +. WILLIAMS g4a
~ RESIDENCE WITH W. L. HILL, ESQ,
..... On DOOR ABOVE oEsTFsKRY CHURCH,
Grace, si between ~ and hh sts.
tB Once with Dr. T. W. Hancock Main between Sd
Oh, w. Phps 1874 It,, between Franklin and Main.
sp2-6m.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14
DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND.
THE Board of directors of the Richmond
l. and Danvle Railroad Company have declared semisn.
nual dividend OF elk per cent, payable august g. 1863
auG-d2w J. d. BLAIR, Auditor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

pANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER IN
LII Fuvsnus county, Va the ooh n Mas last ny M
SEA. lie S feet high black, rather slender, but
bone out tie righ believe knock kneaa snd turned
size arm tween eboE anl oudeT,
cut by knife oe hsd jeans sack coat and mixed
uniform pau lie may endeayor Pass 50 tree aud gone OF
OF the State, atty the Stat twty take9
FuvannA adjoining county 70 T. In either b. de-
live ed to or paced in jail SO tina. &c: him
GEO. w. PETIT
jy14-d2aWd P. o. "Drie," Rluvsnna, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

+ExN@-D.ay yssz Ssl03i months sie 90 .af s's
Re led - y per month
sHsI-WsEELT yeAr slS co. snonihs $500
TssHLf year, 800; months, tLo0,
Remit sneeJ a. tie FiSk Of Ihe Subscriber
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

X EROSENE OIL,
IN Lingeed Oil Peanut or,
Lard Oh, Spirits TUpeutlne, &C.
JVs received and for sale h.
j. P. DUVAL, Druggist
IA IL Ma
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

DRRCUSSION CAPS.
Il ~ 600 OF sup rio, quality,
Fo- sac b. VA. H. F0WLE, SONS 4 co.
sUl2- st
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

A VIRGINIA LADY
Competent teach the English branches, desires Situa
ton For uh psrtcu apply - J. p, re River Ware
house. Nelson county, Va. susll dkcST'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
~
As,,AE sGs slsys ssa.sss ,t,,,, ,,,,,,,,e g. GsAea
w. hFSai
PRfDAY tTrSfv. Aarls. "a 1853
a.~T' -N be tAYiHg Psy, IN lref Asls naF stSa fem
n FresSh Of NM gausr1 Hs1ry De Kook, entitled
tnE OLD hOUSE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

ANANTED-AN EXPERIENCED TEACH
En- ga Of the FIRST schools In the South, an
Pcoiesir uatcS, &C., Ia Madison C5llsse Mis-
r,s position teacher In academy family professor
sup " a college. Good reference given.
Address J. W. KEEBLE.
a-4-c5P WHig Office.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
be made for the renewal Of Va State Registered
800 No 49, issued George w. Carroll August 12 1865
sad bond having ben Loaf y2I-law8mo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
be maze to The Second Auditor Of the ocmmOnweah Of Va
for Issued Water Said bonds having been lost
jy2J--lGR8mo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

E0R HIRE have first rate Weaver that
L vlsh 20 lire for the balance OF tlis year.
Amy n Rot Lunpknt', 20 Y. p WATklES
iy21-W4.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

XNE will purchase Wheat as usual, and pay
Government prices, and vii sal Flour At Government
prices or viii gind on toll, II the Parmeru sish It,
an11-alWe3E WARWICK 4 BARKsDAtE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-14

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
" delivering TO occurring mat get hin, my
bog THORNTON, about 10 years old feet inches
TAI pleasant address sad expression He le my Teience
Cgrott vle, marie c0uuty, the l9th February Was
purchased by SIX o Mr. FnyAs Crane, OF Cupe.
per county. 90 which county he has probably gone.
ullT--Sf ESQ. ". BOWEN.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT pEsPArcHEs.

NEW York, Nov. 2l.-CottOn 81 !; Gold
1921,
WASHINGTON, Nov, 21-Advices say
our cavalry has got in the rear Of Lees
forces.
The army Of the Potomac is moving
southwark, and occupied Madison Court
House to-day, which looks like a flank
movement.
Apprehnsions respecting Burnsides
have ceased TO be felt by the War De-
partment.
The Cabinet discussions relative to the
recall of truAnt Southern States indicate
that none of them will be readmitted
with slave Constitutions.
NEW York, Nov. 21.-The Herald's
correspondent of the l4th says Yester-
day the United States Marshal and his
deputies seized all the cotton now in New
Orleans, by order of the U. S. District
Attorney, and parties claiming it must
prove they purchased it from loyal
owners.
The Herald has news from the Army
of the Potomac to the Goth inst. II says
the citizens of Warrenton have been no.
tilted that if any further picket shooting
occurs, Warrenton will be shelled.
The Tribune's Brazos letter says that
on the announcement Of Banks arrival,
the rebel sympathizers threw the guns OF
Fort Brown into the Rio Grande, and
fred the port of Brownsville.
After the rebels had fred the Confed-
crate Government cotton, they crossed to
the Texas side of the river. A great de-
struction of the remaining cotton took
place.
AT last accounts seven Federal regi-
ments occupied Brownsville.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 21.--Nothing from
Burnside. Lines down East of Cum
berland Gap.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-22

NEW BUSINESS FIRM W Matt Brown,
and Thos. Calender have entered into
oopartnership for the purpose of trans.
acting a real estate and agency business.
The senior member If the firm, Mr..
Brown, IL Sel known 10 the citizens of
Nashville aud Davidson county He has
served the city in the capacity Of Mar.
shall, and we do him no more than simple
justice when we say that we never had
a more Efficient officer. He has been en-
gagged, for the past twelve months, in the
real estate and agency business, and has
had charge of some one hundred and if
ty houses, W hich he has rented TO good
tenents, collected the rents as they fell
due, and paid them over, in all cases,
promptly. His faithfulness has made
him great favorite, with numbers of our
largest property holders, and especially
with the ladies, all of them have the ut
most confidence in his scrupulous honesty
and integrity. His partner, Mr.. CAllen.
der, is one of the very best accountants
in Nashville, has had extensive expert
ence, and is shrewd, &C tive, enterprise
ing business malone whom we know TO
be the "soul of honor" in all his trans
actions. A firm composed of such men
must do we'll, because il is the interest of
all who have need of the services of a
real estate broker, or agent, 10 employ
them. Their office is on Cherry street.
I'd door North of f. B. FOgg's law office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-22

We are indebted to Brown s. Co,
newsdeSIers, 4s College and 81 Cherry
streets, for q copy of east Lynne, or
The Earps Daughter" very fine DOM
este novel, from the press of Dick &
Fitzgerald, New York We are also in
debted to them for copies of the Home
journal, Wilkes Spirit, Nick Max, the
Saturday Evening Post, the N. Y. Herald
and other late newspapers. This firm
are receiving large additions to their stock
OF books, stationary, periodicals., &c.
They are industrious, enterpri sing young
men and We take pleasure in comm ending
them to the public.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-22

A government wagon oollided yester-
day, on Church street, with the market
wagon of W. r. Lucas, of this county,
broke it to pieces, and dragged him in
the mud. He alleges that there was
plenty Of room for the wagon to pass
his, which WAS standing at the curb =.
stone. On Tuesday morning last, gem
tleman, accompanied by two ladies, in a
light spring wagon, on their way 10 IL e
Louisville depot, met with similar mis-
hap--their wagon was broken, and they
upset in the street. These things are
becoming too frequent to be the result of
accident.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-22
List OF Deaths

In the IT, s. Hospitals IN Nashville, Tenn
for the 'Oeek ending Nh. 2lSt, 1868
oopted from tie Register of w. r. Co7ne-
hus Government Undertaken, No. 40
Church. street
W. ]. Brazier, CO. B. 143 New York.
j. B. holland, co, F, 18th Ind Cav
Thomas Cleric, co. B, 18th Ohio.
ChAs. Ii. Underwood, co. X, 74th Ohio.
Lawrence Van Austin, CO., G SD New
Jersey.
Chas tent Williams CO. G, 4th Kentucky
Cavalry.
Virgil Augustine, CO. II, Goth Illinois.
Chas. Hooker, co. II, 22d Mich.
Micheal Collins, CO. 10th Ills.
James Wayne, Tennessee Cavalry.
Harrison Toulks, co. i. I'd Ala. Cav.
Peter SolansOn, CO. G, 18th Wis.
VIM. s. Allen, CO. f, Hist New York.
B. f. Mcdonald, CO. X, I'D Ills.
David J. Cohr, co. Seth Ills.
Fl. L. Lyles, co, @, I'd s. c. Rifles.
f. NJ. Barlow, co. g; 63d Ills.
l.. DOminick, co. A, Both Ohio.
Jno Moffet citizen prisoner.
VIM. Dougherty, co. d, lst Battery
Pioneers.
Ohas. Lazan, CO. B, 10th Ind.
Riley Garner, co. Ii, Sd. East Tenn.
Cavalry.
j ames Glory. co. +, 44th Ind.
w, L. Smith, co. b, 18th East Tenn.
Cavalry.
Ii. NJ Travis, co. B. 18th Ills.
S. WilIhouk, co. c. 18th Missouri.
d. NJ. Nolan, +, 18th Ind. Cavalry.
BENZ. Brit CO. @, I'd U. s. colOred In-
faniry.
John Bell, co. Ii, 39th Ind.
VIM. Warren, CO. A, LIST Ala. Cav
Jos b Brown, co. A, 9th Ky. Cav.
Elijah Ramsey, co. L, 9th East Tennessee
Cavalry.
John r. WolfOrd, co. B, Both Ind.
5, @. Ross, co. 100 Ills.
Jno. Lesthcrman, CO. A. 30th Ind.
l.. X. Oldham, employee Q M. Dept.
Jerome Wood, co. X; l45th New York.
Jas. Cunningham, CO. B, 18th U. s. |.
A. Il. McOarter CO. 87th Ind.
Jno. Booth, B, 1st East Tenn. Cav.
Elias Hendric on, co. X, 143d N. Y.
Morgan Sherwood, co. |, l47 n. Y.
Richard Steele, co. 18th Texas Dis. Cav.
Samuel NJ. Sny der, co. /, 74th Ind.
B. f. Henry, co. d. LIST Ky Rifles.
Frank Griffin, co. d. 10Th Battery.
Edwin Allen, co. II, ~ Ind.
Samuel Reed co. II, 70 Penn.
S. II. Clannin, co. !, 10lst Ind.
E. Lambert, CO. f, 92d Ills.
j, P. Beale, co. A, S7th Ind.
L. A. Branch, co. X, 14lst NY
Granville Smith, co. +, 6.h Tenn.
Dennis Gillian, employee Q M. Dept.
2. II. Carnihan, co. k, Dist ind.
l.. d. Bingham, co. ID, 30th Ind.
Geo. Reeder, co. b, I'd Missouri.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-22

Presid, mt Lincoln presented the origi-
nal copy of the Emancipation PrOcla-
nation, to the ladies who had charge of
the Sanitary Fair at Chicago 1t has
since been sold TO T. B. Bryan, Esq, for
$4,000; the money going to the Sanitary
Commission Fund.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-22

Divine service if the German Language
will be held by the Rev. q. A. Brigel, a
member of the Christian Commission,
commencing at 101a o'clock to-day in
the second story of the Market house
northeast corner. Ii. EaaERs, Pastor.
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rho small POK-vascIn m

The number Of cases of sm Ill pox in
the hospital for this disease has gradu-
ally increased within the past two
months, in consequence of the many
refugees and contrAbAnds who have col
lectod here, and do not take sufficient
care to guard against contracting it.
There are outside of the hospital few
cases in different portions of the city,
aud great caution should be observed,
in permitting children and servants to
go from home 1t is important that all
who have not been vaccinated should
avail themselves of that preventive with
out delay. And it is quite as important
that those who may engage in yAccina-
ting see that none but pure matter from
healthy persons is used.
Mayor Smith has authorized DIR.
Conley and Mr.. Meacham TO Yaccinate,
having had them supplied with vlceine
matter, and they viii proceed to visit
certain localities on their benevolent
mission tomorrow.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-22

We are gratified to see amongst the
officers in our city, Capt. II. G. AUSTIN,
of the 8th Kansas, who has nearly re-
covered from the wounds he received in
the Battle of Chicksmauga. The gall
liant captain has host of warm friends
here who feel deep interest in his well
farn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-22

A dramatic entertainment takes place
at St. Cecilia Academy, tomorrow eve
ming at O'clock, the dramatis perSomle,
by the pupils of the Institution. The
entertainment will be varied by music
and tableaux.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-22

A number Of deserters from Bragg's
army were brought to this city Friday
night. They say they did not wish 10
starve or freeze in the mountains of
Georgia, and would not for the whole
Southern Oontederscy.
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Rev. Mr.. Stewart will preach in the
Second Preaby terrain Church this morn
ing, at IL o'clock, and Rsv. Mr.. Martin
tonight, at z o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Martin viii will preach in the
Presby terrain Church, Edgefeld, this
morning, al IL O'clock.