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T AIDES TAUGHT UN SiNGEkS MD
IL W; W. hAehir,, or. t-mii5 sewing, IN us
aud sh.rt making Tor ~ sem g. mop 4i.el
lsrruu. Apply a. ll+4 N'ru H. uear Defiance
l.. thr FauCi otofs ~
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W AMI BOY ~ ANltES
L. b., .,, One. '.-'" . N't "ios'
NltANIFp JoIfE<tINAV lIRhItk.
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mus" ~ ",' ''u''V' Nuu p'''' Wy ~ y -
AANNrtD-.A NbnEk. HONEST. AND
w indpstious e.fl on. thet understands cooking,
trn' e. h9''Y ~ ~ ,h'otl -. near lnsh',s Az,
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W -, .,',.u ,,,,,i.. w., ,o,,, =,
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VS. '''' -' W. ''''' ''""' ''" ave
NATANrtD--A GOOD CARRIAGE SMITH
w ana heiper Apply Il West .5,hs'. ~
lIvNNTED II IAIlDrI>SIS ON ZINE
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hn' s,Oi 30
\tANTED ! OR , SMART tRkAND
wy ''P'' . w" - '''''"'
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Military.
CAUTION PROMISING

A CAUTION PERSONS PROMISING
"A voluutssrs more or lsss bounty than 10 astooi
ned .lCald be ., yiJsd For fdli iuiotnauon, " 80
cure tn, highest u uuties, essh III bsnd ~thout ~,
discount spply at the L pitsd Statss Law once psy
St, door FROM Broadway. Services aud sdvies zee
to the recruit. a. ample compensation tnece "
Govsrnmeut pficc open till yoeloet. "a the even
ing. WfsTbROOk, Counsellor. SIC
ArrtSrloSe o,,oRrrs,s
sS,j cash bounty 10 co or dvoun,cers for par "a
isr', call on n. II. KE\NtY. lis Prince 1t. &c
A FEW VtIANCIlS ARR STILL CPkn
~ o. csrp.sfer, ioinsr, isilos, siosmstsrs, % 4.
" soft tor he Government 81 their rVsp-cti,e trsi
alter en .,ius. They ~in receive isTra cNsh ban
ties paid to-n In hand, be.idss regular uiJn IA
pay aud emolumsuts STEADY cora and ~ hsl fag
Appy early, 10 to ., MARSHALL co, ss3 Broad
way. room ~ 3T
COLOkED MEN, ATTENTION - iO,WO
Oeolored volunteers wanted Immediately TOT the
Union army tjtv tpunty cash In hand. no draw
back Of settlement men will get what they Agree
| rally aud promptly paid. Volunteer from any pN,
| Of the county viii receive nspoft alton u Nes
Recruiting once, ass Gro.ds., BET. n'V Gam. ' ani
Howard sis. Ns~ York iiJ
MEMBERS OF COMPANY l., BIlGADE
WI Laucers, arc requested 90 st'-nd ~ tho Req
| mental Armorv corner Of Es.cI and Grand a., Wsd
rssday ct .. IN to receive their pay for
| rendered the stste. w order Of IDWD UhKp.
| Captain ~
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y b. JOHN ". ORR. - S..ss4t'. ht1alsa d
Is year. Old, -ho Las had ,-ue lt.ctee srita-
type. %
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lob CYLINDER PRS tLEDhH Wanted
W North wiiism 81 q 'tosy. als) Saated, ID
feeder for Adams press. II
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EOM NkNCEMENr OF THE COURSE
~ VI lectures, At Cooper Institute, tot the relief VI
our htAIyi uS Soldisrs at Richmond
BAlAkD TAYLOR, fs0,
81 d,lsrf his urv lecture on Wednesday, evening.
Dee yh subject.
"Kt sSiA AND The RI sSiASs,"
The Icmsiuins ., tuies I'll be delivered folows
y a. IuhN q SAKE, Of Albsuy, Friday syeuins.
Doc. llth subject, "Poetry And Poets" Kev A. l.
sIUNt, -. H., OF i,ostoa, Monday vrnins Dec 18th,
'.h.r,t Campaign Life" Jndsv EDWIN WEllHT
Of bo,,ou, fhur-dsy evening. Dec. lTih D. y. Hki..
DEN 20 II Ns~ York, ondsy evening, Dec. .zlst.
subject. The Rise aud Fall 81 Republics" Doors
ouru al O'Clock Lectures TO commence st O'Clock
Tickets ior The coune, seat. nearest the stsss,
reserved until quarter before o'clock 30 cents ad-
du9ual Tor the Course fot Sale at the offices OF the
Ssnitafv COMMISSION. s1t broadway, and 10 Cooper
Institute, and at the principal hotels aud music
s.oI-. single uokrts, 20 eeuts res.rvsd seats, "
zen TO he sold only at the door 10 minutes betoi
the commsncsn Mt Of the Lecture. l&
l'Aik AND FESrlvAL-THE LADIES
q the t'h.t X u. Cbuioh tRev. ~. stry tsrs)
will hoi fair tor the sale 81 Iefre-hmsnts, ussIuI
sud iancy articles. In the ba,emsnt ~ the church
gu iues'sy. Wcdnssdsy. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, tn.
-th, Ysh. ln,h snd lib Dec. afternoons aud eve
ttng. 3rS
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I AIDES TAUGHT - orrfNtI On
L<sinsrf's SUI " " ms .IIts uy Al rEpey,tap.
Ell OpeIstol. heutu'us, tIcG ut all fIcy hrAidilg
taught p-fiect io : !, sud led .au .f'ri
laALAlAA a. -LL An. ~. L--- .. !. 40
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HOKSF SHrIR WANTED 10 10 / short
iidistauce a tie culnIs he csI', ult ~ the day
- take All Interest IN the sao uuur lu' s.ud sh0u
need appy; ~ 10 minutes lid- is...l taJ -.i hue
App.y al JOne> HJiol l-ltJu Il, nta. the gTy moan
~ ~ ~
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ntEkAIORS MASItD WITH HER
Oost sinner o. Wheeler 4 .,oo sea M mach ne.
.-tsitIs ~ -iugefs make e T. J. Der week ON
Wheeler 4 wilson's, - 70 - Apply immrdiately
y SfEVEN5 CAEfLES, 10. CUu.I .nd >4ck,tt q,
Brooklyn 50
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va SENlI.\IS

DARSItN'S ANFRICAS NU-.r,.U
VI ST. Va
800. ,,.,.rr u.yy
wv Win "vNt
...,,,, huS po,,un .eN ~ Wy ~ we
,,Atm5i i 1r, HUH
~ NfakS uin, ONLY ~ lMtuEs WIGiI,
y,,, ~ rtnu,,N..,n ,u.,,.II,,,nATT''nn,,,,
NIL = W iphNi'N N, ~ NV ~,
''"sl-tlhs ~ ~ nsnt,' are ., w, ~. p,N ipon
~. llNNOs vh nahfthlHNs -,
pou'olng thy most ooiuti ui music, cuuN'u Nnoic
"''"s N'io' "'o''' p'A''e'''' "'u' Wy
~ .'ute ,,..., ,,.,..
,..., f.. .,,,...., hthE koh ,.o, -, 4,
A. '' "NepN 'hs. u, o' L ,naon -,
ca tn, p.,rum.n tue csils h.
LNAELfNkAi. .o.,,
eenDnnly fuown be Nbl TN uAkMONlCA
ENhRf AFTERNOON AND EVENING
tHNlsIM Eve.
Me- ,nstF"i iof one -ces mote Mr aud Nrs WM
''oMt US VIZ ~. ~ apes ~ each pstfonn.1cs
Ia W aftr u .blONblN ~ lhl LOW kbPF
We l'OIA DAWEpN, l'oulie Voiced singer.
Adnn+ion % cents, children uncef ten 10 cite. I'D
DEDApWAi ANrIIIIIIL AIM NJ iSi
II ,...,-. "a -, .,.'' rsS.uv
IVt'NISr go -, vinSrsn~W'xxn ,rrNr~,
=, ~ " ~. 800 y
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''"' "'''n' "' .p.>t, a,t ,>n,p-
,r.,,t,,, a. Ah . ~ soLI N.mNS i.,,.
WI W t,.'y sssv, y, .ssn , ,o,emssnsn'p
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GIRLS WASItD 10 MAkt PAPER
~ ooI-. 10 spvd hands steady -tIyYy iuyut aui
GOOD vases. AppiJ at 90 Aad,u L.he, ug ,tslr- t4i
NILS or Oh ENVIRONMENT AND
~ havinp 20 home wsy Apply at ne UIls' Lodging
blouse. 2n Damn q. ny. acl4y
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nfkkAIORAND BAlSTfRS WANTED u
Ohp-n coats aud vest.. W Wheeler & Wilson's II.
chine. slso good button hole nassI lIs Fulton sv
Brooklyn, I'd bouf 10
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WANTED.

\\ANl OK 3 STRONG BOYS. THOSE
" tc,u', ~ti'o NschiLs sh0g preferred. C.il at
s, Mer. re-, tl.rd nVOs $50
W ANTI \ BOY ~ \ iAWNtES
W % ',..,.i ... n.y., ia 30.
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A SMART LILLE GIRL NAMED
IAmorrirr aud evening TO ccp out "a one and
ferp IN ordcr Appiv Il 100 Bic .dsay. ID story.
mack ICON a. ~ oc.ccs y
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NJ Y. COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMIT.
I've TEX

I've TEE
OFFICF. $40 BROADWAY
9o.oo1 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
lW The following ere tbs peeunisry indscem''
sdsred
s3!STx nouNJJY. cash do-u.-.......... -.
UNITED STATES BOUNTY to new recruits s,s
do do additional to veteran sotdiers lvo
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SPECTAt LES-kEAL BYE PkESEHyEpS
osesh dSbt improves Professor fkAyhs .,n,s,
b "a asts hls tei1trsted eye preseTyuIs T. drT..'
'"'-' " pA 'niNs' fS' W S1s 81 WI GdIlsSN q ~.
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a GIRL WANTED ~ 4 PkfNAIE IA
pily to do general bou4r work and axe here III
t'etul None other need nyi. az ~, Ntst iOth 81
.th
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Az FED.

NAV l-WANTED roe 4 FAST
= i.ia.- s3ias d. t'.,t,ds ..,,e a.e,.e,.
va t-sssfi, s' d'Iel. srttu hands A4i ,o,. H. y
- year 80. e73, AID 80 s.vA4c- Ma, 'E.u'
| MED STATES NANAl ..NB./.
voI. h"idrArter' cstsbl. .h..i t-t;. y ..pChc-rv
amen, - Il nary Sr.r.ru. Hd.ri'n and Nov.
ALEC Il and 'coni rl,.. ft,ueu Ad.anTr Ion ~.
=. ~ = advance for iandsmcu, So; aivanc.. ioc
h.. ID. 80. 80
It>l HANDS WANTED 20 BNlSIE
. hnnl al msch u,s. ~ - ,i,tr nc
Az, D ookivr. *,
WANiEU >hpEMAkERS- APPLY l-5
w Tt'c az. P-ookyn ~
w ANlED-A CABINET MAkEk AND
50 uPh. sisrel also a Ivy to learn the trade
WANltD--A rURIER AND BDNSIO
lesrr thr carver ts.ie lugLtc III Fast 18th
1t, or ~ l'fosdws, ~
WANTKD-Fik~T RATE OPERATORS
~, , on s'G , ' ,, 90 ,' si'rr. aqd
49, =, toy iou st,Ady sorsA ,h,. .1lt Cs.l Al.
me" fia"inh AbEJtN T.
\AANItp-A BOY NBOUil5 YEARS or
w as stine Mercer House CORNER Bfoomo ,,ii
tccr,. IL
ANIED--" GOOD PANTAlODA ops.
w tstor' or Singer MACHINE to work or ra,h "
pan OF to- SO -trsdv -ost 40 -irtrt. 90 o.. ve
u'1! Nnlr hl-, V"o Aiyr V.ik a before Ola ?.ut
need tnrly. - ~ he'.nceYsi
WAN1ED--A SMART. UONisT NN6
rig,hc sui or aeu. ,ai ioH..s"t. QUO that =,
N the heNi H' WHtuIns Over otsl iu = ria .
~ can ''m' veil recommended. Np.lr in' y. ;
'Itn 81
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-10

CNcINEATL Nov. 8,---The Grand Jury
found true bills of indictment against
the parties charged with conspiracy.
The case came up in the United States
Court yesterday, but, at the request Of
the counsel for the prisoners, was post
poned until the 18th mat. The indict-
ment charges them with treason in en-
deavoring to release John Morgan and
his officers from the peniteRtiary, 10 re-
lease prisoners from the barracks In this
city, and conspiring TO capture the U. s.
steamer Michigan on Lake Erie.
~ CAIRO, Nov 1.-Two rebel officers, re-
Gently captured in Alabama, arrived here
few days since, and were allowed the
limits of the city on q parole of honor.
On Friday night they were caught at
tempting to cross the river to Kentucky
in skitf, and brought back to the city
aud placed in irons. They were sent to
Columbus o.day, where they are to be
tried for violating parole.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 81 The whole of the
State has been heard from except Calvert
and Montgomery counties. GoldSbor-
oughs majority is 2065O. GresHelds
majority over Orifield in the first district
10 lI22L Harris 10 elected in the 18th
district by nearly 10000 over Holland.
The combined vote Of Calvert and Hol -
land would have beaten him.
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Wanted "a RENT

A HOUSE, With from 3 to Rooms, On arespeotalle
"A neighborhood, within two or three squares OF
the Post-Uhce. II required, rent paid Qnaterly In
advance Would be inclined to buy the Furniture,
address, for particulars, Box ass, PsO.n w
: noVlO-rtL COOS .gsaom fisff aFfs ffs11af bra
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no BENZ ZOE lse4.
The Farm in Edgefield, Of 925
Acres.

GlfUAfED between Gallatn ahd White Creek
- Turnpikes, IN the centre q which II the family
Residence Of Paymaaisr Hands, o. the u, 8. hayy,
and On The Northern border Of Il tgo small Cottages,
with lie barn, stables, CarriagehOufei epring house
and other convenient Oul-hOuaea Il amor q
pleasant residence near the city, end the soil Is
excellent for cultivation
Apply 20 -. Csc. Hasma, Paymasiar o. 3 Navy
heE YORK j" or 70 "A q. SlOYEL, .II
No. 10 Park street opposile hsi ffont 81 ne piO
Nashville Isnnessts
noy8-u
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J.R. Grant, the venerable father Of
the great soldier, Major General U. s.
Grant was In GAlenA, IN, . lev days
since. Hsis an old man, but enjoys
good health
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The sweeping away Of one Of the poutoons aorcrs
the TENNESSEE iyer a. Ibis pOitt st night preysrt
ed ny letter hou reaching you ere thlp, and tohe
CANDID with u, Il matiera but litle Ia my estmafion
shether Il doesor nglslpr her Is no newssm m-
portance from thpndinN You at Hashvle doubt
not know more pf matters and things than We who
are AZ Cont, 10 ~ sure We have little cannon-
ading nov md lhen, and waseean occasional bew n
some person WHOM a ball paesss ever the CITY ffom
Look6nt Mouuialn. nhis afsefnoon several Of ile
pnvccone ~ sscD gers o1god In the streets and sew
erai shells h0rst over our teads, but sf there
nobody hurt" The only damage thty did was I'M.
Jurng the roads and sidewalks little.
The whole nf our loss during the last engagement /
ind fouts up 10 03l killed and wounded. have thk
from one OF the Surgeons who attended the Geld.
Too much credit cknnot he given Father C0oney aud
Dr. Mullins Of The s5th Indana, for she kindless be-
slowed by them on the sufferers Roih Of the above
officers belong 70 tho Department of the Cumberland,
aud weAt there from sense Of charity alone They
didnot wait Tor "red tape orders, utvent vols
iug others 20 that such an engagement should lake
pro onisdo Of this department., that they might be
induced 10 f1ow the example OF the above gentlemen
and not wait uhtil Compelled 10 60. 80
herewith enclose YOU aeoFy ~of The Chattanooga
Tenn, Marietta Ca, Rebel Of the 2sth ult. Il i
heavy ON Gen hosccrans, and wishes him 70 take
some gOot Ale at "BarkhOrnis" for them. The p00i
devils must need II IN fact would like much nov
| u could bur only be able To- step into the Cumber
| land or MilsOm's saloon for about an hour or 90
fshaw I wish never thought OF such thing, for I
makes me thirsty, when know am not theie, ans
therefore cannot got some.
From the repetition OF the word "l0use" in tn
Rebel, iAfer thatithe poor allywag Of an editor
pretty well covered at all events II the specimens
which We daily are like him, IL isnot to be wodd
cred AZ II he would speak OF them often, for they ar
near friends ONO,
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Gen. Louis Blenker, who died ia New
Jersey on the 31st ult., from consump-
tiOn,. came. to this country IN ls40 aud
was among the frst 10 respond in 1881
to the Presidents cali for volunteers.
he had seen considerable service in Ger
: many, and very soon after going 70 the
field as Colonel of the Eigth New York
Volunteers, was made brigadier general.
Al the frat Bull Ran bSttlo his brigade
brought up the rear on the retirement Of
our fOFees Gen. Blenker subsequently,
participated in the battle of Cross Keys,
having previously served in the Noun
tain department under Gen. fremont.
He was relieved Of command In the fall
soft 1851; aud in March last was honor
ably discharged and mustered out of
.ass;ca sits kisliI. al T.ll '.it a.-I
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-10

A FINE, FAST. SADDLE OR BUGGY a
lL HORSE, suitable for an Oficer in the IAN
ASrusy, AZ decided bargain tHloEt LTA.
Applyto as Captain PATTERSON,
Al the g Rossuth House, Market st., JNashyille
noYl0--2Is .L-.L--.- -. -. b. - N |
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-10

"a ,QFFIaERs HELD PRsOEERs AT Ron.
MosD The War Department has receiv-
ed from Richmond list of the names of
All the National officers held as prisoners
in rebsldom. II comprises 800 army
officers and 0 naval officers, viz One
Brigadier, Neal Dow; IA Colonies, %
Lieutenant Colonies, ~ Surgeons, % AS
sistGnt Surgeons, 2s Majors, 246 Cap
tains, 2e4 First Iieusenants, and 297
Second Lieutenants, fr.....l
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WANTED..

A BOY from 70 10 Il years cfa, at the Gallery
n OF the Cumberland, NO. "a Cedar Street oppb-
site the Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Tennessee
nOvlO-u. -- MORSE 4 PRASLEEi
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FOUND.

IN FMDAY, tho OH inst, Memorandum
" foQk contaiBing q sun ni Money, which the
oNner ean have by calling a. thr Store Of. NoasIs
SuoQT, KEEN A 90. No. 10 South aide Of tho
square, ducribing the same, and paying Tor this
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-10
COTILL0N PARTY.
MIR. GOODWIN

w ILL glye . Oouilon Party on WEDNESDAY
w tFkNlNo, November NH, 40 his Rooms
No. 90 Cherry sreet. a good Y addriio Band, be-.
Ing ATTENDANCE Ladies aud dentlemen delirlug
Improvement IA tho polite art viii please make
early Application az NJ as Glasses ars nov open
nsYs-W
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-10

~ The copperhead Governor of New
YOrk says athe South produced a WASH
ineton, the North AnAEnold." Thus the
the sneaking pOltroon and traitor would
wound the patriotic North which is ex-
pending its blood and treasure to pre-,
serve the Union. ShAmel
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-10
GOOD GOODS

=. SEA- - TO be sold at Fair Prices.
So Parties wanting goods ordered nom New York,
will do well to call on mo '
nov7-sn
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DR.. PRUNk,

DR.. PRUNk,
OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
EmBALMER OF THE DEAD,
Offers his improved Mode Of RmbalminR
eve Bodies.
II restores the Natural Color arrests DecomposI
ton, and neotuay Eradicates al Infection leaving
the Corpse free from the slighiest unpleasant cdof
and Ia a nt condition for
HOME OBsEQUHEs.
Il saves also, the enormous expenle Of travelling
and purchasing Metallic Collins
Address DIR, PRUNK through Rny Ct the Agencies
at the following places NJ II Ut
Indiana Military Agency; Illinois Military Agency;
Ohio Military Agency Michigan Military Agency,
or the U. ) =. Commission Agencies, at Nashville,
Tennessee, or ChattanOcga. rr = Fl II'
Special attention given TO the Disintefing Bodies,
and their safe transportation home. - -
All burial apparatus on hand. " ta
ID. N. PRUNK, Va. ID.
ONCE No. 10 MarkO', south OF Bioad Street, Nash.
% Fhie' tennessee lno'lo-3m.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-10

NEW PAPER--A new aud truly loyal
paper will make 1t appearance in Louis
Ville on the Let January. II 10 TO be
started by a joint stock company. with
a capital Of not less than $4,000, and
not more than $l50,000-Sl0000 Of
which were subscribed on the first day
after the books were opened. James
Speed and Bland Ballard are at HE head
OF H. That 10 sufficient to give assurance
Of It's character Cincinnati Times,
This will be "elad tidings of great
Joy" TO loyal men every where, The
so.eSlled Union papers in Kentucky are
doing more injury TO the cause than
BeAgg's army. a
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1863-07-04
f1er1L 4 passsS II
vat,ita 1Va I'M IN n6lfs riciIe Daye. m.

Il FoI f,trsls Il passags sls1
anial In sel s6sts richie I,ay ye. M
Hill IliSis isist q ii6sil 1t iasept ls,,tes ! ss
sIsys "a. s1ssc q y septs,ltlte leur suiafs
~ prisseipale astapsicn :iss
~ III, es.lon nsls1s slnit Sc toiriarf fsrs
y srfk ~ III glt,st ear dams il p'siis
tlss esistaae al, il,sIzsilt. 40 Sesoit dss
currrsss6Iadss n de ftss vuiir DIS Iotfsyllfs
III yks ptFe l,s inslii ipsnsable 4
/ iexisfensS Aori q. . III iignepo
andrie l Red 1lIrrE lssnsling
xss ietj iS t1pcnlpe 81 Is,.aA vouaripns
sa4eiF eesa etik te fait-ii qur lorssl lirss lss
asiSss ss + EtHt jpl.itssilt dss ffa-
ysMsy r&kulieres de Ia corfesi,on slanrr,
i5ona en- serions priySs 4 Marksyillr,
JFansura, Moreanvills. Dig Bend. Sim
sIit tl,p,t 81 Red Riyef Landing
oss dxyonx visitef Alexandris. sOus
ptHs n u MI Biossat n'ess pas dc ,nau-
saiss hnmcsr ee jour.la et quill mons
yktn,stse de ptnS.rrr dams son sarrtxfs.
nrns III - 1posrfuns les plaintss do q
sssnmuliAutt tout ensiere, rt nsal dpnte
qa,il poera fairr qnelque c:ioss pour 4
RAroissedlcs Ayoyeliss, touj"nrs iidsls
Il toujf5ays prtte j sousenir lie gouvslns.
iasn: - ln.amrs etsA argent.
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FRANK S n on, ,EL

The undsrsisusd slsulsi fof thp pa
ssonsge hitherto extended tasbiin as Hc-
III Keeper il Asrksvillc Iii. txkss this
nols q announcing to his friends aud
sl,s travelling community II general. tist
ls Las cesasa keeping botel s;ncs ~
found i .lu.ost inpossibls q saraiah him.
self With the neeesssry articles needed
Tor that line of business. Ha, therefore.
eaano. any longer receive ssass.llass..ssf
sassrtain them.
Narksviilc. June 2ssh. 1868.
20J Sc FRANK. y
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!. DIED. y! ]! ).

AT the Military Hospital. Cl,asta.
noegs, Tenn. April 9sa 1869, private,
DAVID JOTl lNstlN, 4 member es Co.
a, l6lh La. aged to years aud 5 ,nonths
The deceased was born ia our midtt,
inthe parish d Avoyrllss. on III. l2tl,
Of Nosembrr 1914, aid dwas educated a.
the Marksyille High School. under our
own direction, ill the tocsin ot war ruhg
through the land.
I,,ieriting from his parcnss tha. love
Of his country which bronght him after &C
short aud 60 glorious career to an m.
timely eutl, young johnson Wa about
seventeen when he left as volunteer
for the seat Of war. Hs highly distin.
guisbed himself IN many q battle field
and at tie ever memorable day Of Shi-
loh drew the adlnira,ios, of los reRi-
sment for the c,olness and bravery IL
displayed. ibis young lero's cnthusi-
sasn for lis casntry's cause aud his ach-
iuy+mtnts during the war ARE worthy II
record and they alaioat border % ro-
nance Well NAV our old aud reepec-
ted friend, Colonpl w. w. johnson, and
his patriotic lady. be prond 0f having
raised So noble andssp gallant q son for
t rseglorious times. TDry have never been
heard to murmnr at the irreparAble
loss they sustain. Their son died swhflu
assisting to repel the invader from our
land, aud many Il parent would be proud.
Il
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iIe sAllls u tie slave Depot ell Das
fopna h rect. The next lay, and very

w lIv nils os tie Flave u Depot uil Ia
renna h rect. The next lay, and every
IetiI,seqsiei,l da2a, / lie streets vesc crow
gtisd Sitil fhe alies, who caslie t0 SEQ
shpir sl 'bss And although a
!. iusssl was, pllass around tfs prison ID.
prevent llteIa from standing on the
streets, Tea ssouli stand and when
'forced at the point of lie bayonet 10 rs-S
linquish their position, tIey walked nfT
waving their hands, aid crying out {
!" NsYsrg gi.Ie up, boye, oursllpasss are
with Yen These En.d ladies' brought.
ua rlptlIing /; alld, i'll a day ors two, evsrass.!
sss " If lie Queer. llatla new Fuit,
and lnaIly could bt,akt Of ! standing
ctilaT VI remained Oh tue Baronlle
building but thiee days; at lhr end Ut
which time we were taken to Al lgirrs,
because ladies of New O,lpans gave;
the Yanks too much trouble. But in
AlEirrs, as in New isrlra,,s, the streets,
AROUND the pfisan, were 10. ged With
sAr ladies' Of the two cities, wils came 70
ser. and brig clothing and edibIrs 70 us;
Y NAst' otl1 slaF a uHy ot sHos uuts = u4 W
our inprisoaln,.nt. Had so,l seen, dear
I Pelican, he trouble that these lIobls
beings put themselves To-; the ilIsuits
they suffered iof ctr sakss the sylAps.
|thy manifested for us and the patrio-I
tisn exhibited by them, it could not
llay,. failed 10 I'LL your heart With losr
and admiration, at such d.ninnssra-
Zion ON the part ot those rebel ladies.--
Morning and noon. they paced up and
down the streets, aud by every look and
sign shew ns that t eir " hearts were
with as. We will never f,rg,,t thai
lkdy {eiderrd off the stree J Hilo, lurn-
ing to us, waved ser hand alltcrled unt.'
DON'T give up b,ys.' Ma, ttse kind,
rrbrl ladies liyrlong and happy; may
they soon see the day when they c;ail
FvaIk til. strrrtsof their city nnintsrup
ted; and wien their avn hag sllali wave
over tL. m III li.i, ot the hated plnblein
EEof Northern oppression.
Your g.. a NARIuN