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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27
RECONSTRUCTION.

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The Observer does us the justice to
say that we are opposed 10 reconstruct
ing the old Government. We are Oppo.
sed TO it, and have been from the FIRST,
whatever some of our correspondents
may have been permitted to say to the
contrary; but having put the whole mat
ter to the issue of the swOrd--having
discarded reason under the pressure Of
circumstances we couldS not avoid, and
having appealed 10 physical force, we
do not hesitate to say, before we would
see our State permanently trodden down,
as Mississippi is, we would consent to
the restoration of the old Government,
or the establishment of new Govern
nent with all our rights guaranteed, as
3 lesser evil. But we would avoid this
by all means in our power, as great po-
litical and social humiliation; aud hence
we are for fighting and talking at the
same time for some settlement, which will
leave at least q portion Of the slave
holding States under q separate common
Government. If forced to choose between
the two evils, we would rather live with
than under the Northern people.
THE LAST MAN AND THE LAST DOLLAR.
The Observer is disposed TO twit us on
our declaration in May, 1851, that this
State had pledged to her cause her last
man and last dollar" Letus see If this
State has sent 50 600 men 10 the e Id
This comprises all her fighting population,
(of course we did not mean to include the
old men and yearling bOys,) say those
between forty and fifty, now being con
scripted, and about 10 600 able bodied
original secessionists, who refuse to re-
deem the pledge which they authorized
us TO make in May, 1861.
SO much for the last man" Our
debt, county and State, is equal in amount
10 one tenth Of what the whole State
would bring in market in silver aud g,ld.
The State could no doubt borrow 9
federate money at q premium Of two for
one that 10, she could sell one OF beT
one hundred dollar bonds for two hundred
dollars; but ten dollars in gold will
purchase one hundred dollars 10 COnfed-
| crate money, and il follows that she could
sell her bonds for only ten cents on the
dollar in specie. So much for the last
dollar" We regret TO have TO make these
statements, but we are obliged to do 80
in self defense.
The Observer, very ingeniously and
very justly, in one sense, says the negO
tions for peace can be instituted Onl :
through the Confederate Government
But we must look at things as they are
not as we would have them. II Mr.. Lin-
coin should so FIR Teoe9a se Mr.. DaVis as Il
open negotiations 10 h him. he would surrender
the ,oh0le question Of the aOar. To treat
with the Confederate Government fol
peace is TO recognize that Government
Will Mr.. Lincoln do it? No. He vii
never do It'll Not unless Northern Gov
ernments and Legislatures shall rise VI
and command him TO do it. is ths
probablep Not in the present state o
| things.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27
adams + xpress Company.
UNCLAIMED GOODS.

IlARTIES NAMED BELOW ARE HEREBY NO
i TIFED, that the following Goods TO their ad-
dress, having been in store fr one year and over,
will be sold for charges, il not called for within
thirty days from date OF this notice
S. F. P OR, Agent,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27
UNION HOTEL,

Nashville, Tcan., North MARKET STREET
VNHts HOUSE Is PLEASANTLY
! situated near the 80 asTe ana conven- q. Il an
!. + s:: ;s; sa' s s. I'll a?;: s
house as nv Bills R'O lighter by far
han any other house In the city.
NV price, are 81 90 per night, Breakfast, Supper
aud L odgitg z, and 81 o 20 day. three Meals an
lodpins; or IS 80 per week, and 90 cents pei Meal
You win aud iust such fare as tho country affords
call and try mo }. W "oosthEEi
sroq .n Proprietor.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27
Walnut Grove Lots,

A RE pleasantly situated with good wator laolli-
IL ties, healthy pretliy sop d. hne iorest trees
|bout ten or fifteen minutea' walk from the Public
quare possessing the advantages In many respecls
both city anu country, and exempt from the uis'
hiyaptages Of the city, viz, ealuvia heat, heavy
hAxes etc The subscriber offers " sal" LOIS
ali the streets and avenues in til beautiful nlat
'ANly to H. O. sOoNEL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27
The U. s. Sanitary Commission,
NaNITAHY NTOItEs.

TIAvE OPENED A STORE AT STEVENSON
III ALABAMA, whore they haNe senefei a'''it
ment of ..,.,,..v,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27
For Sale,

BRICK HOUSE situated on tho Hankiin rike,
IN corner OF " street, oonta ming fuur 70 ms,
hsn, stable, etc thirty -hve feet front, one hum
I'd and forty feet deep, to AZ alley.
a. q SCOVEL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27

EOR SALE-HOUsv AND LOT, opposite the
Military Institute, having ruoma' st'pio anu
lldrant Possession given Immediately ,.,,
sep4-f "A &. aoONtl"
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" ANTtD TO PURCHASE AND BLNr HOUSES
w and Lots, IN and about Nashville, ana % %aia''
'elA-tt H e. StuNIl-
no. 10 Park 81, north of Cedar, opposi5 u'e 1api'o''
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27
Esnecinl ATTENTION

pam TO up purchase aud sule OF Real state
- Iep'lns Of htoro houses, end nWslurss anu al'
,a'' business reluiriug.pIompt aue eueie9t een'e
teBl-tN
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27
Prolong Life,

by the purchase Of Home Lot, for your own
ID use, thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
Ind snnual annoyunots, such as ~ Nj DtNs, which
|oiuse, disturb, frrt, and shorten liio
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-27
For a Rich Man.
Hotel Lot for Sale,

A pMIRABlY SITUATED, WJru EXruAnRDr
a RY good surroundings ard perhals ths bas'
adapted In the city, Tor First Class h9to, in'
qure Of II o. eN"'hL'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

EIGHTEENTH WARD RAurlCATIoN MEETING.
An enthusiastic meeting under the auspices OF the
raion Association " tie Eisit,enth Ward. was seld
ast evening. 20 tAc corner " broadway and Twenty.
,hrd street. Mr the purpose Of rauyins the nomination
90 Orsou Blunt or Mu,or and that of Mr.. Otiwell for
Alderman 10 tio XVIII District. seymour 4. Banc,
presided. Speeches made hy Cot Bccny. Charles
- ~p.lcrr william Nocs. james n. Thompson SIR.
lAimbccr. senator elect and others. The speakers
.cr,rny mai,ertcd severely upon the condition OF
s city and tAa ST, ~ esount the city treasury
from thc hands u thole public plandeTers who now
guarded i with the very men Who bad mbrued tloir
hands n boodshcd and had been guilty Of arson and
tlc ylest atrocities IN July last. Mr Spencer and Mr.
Iainhecr spoke par,cuaryof Of tho candidates of the
ward. Nj Ottwel. Mr. Opdykc. Mr.. Do.es. anl others
ia the most croyis'o terms. and appealed 10 their
hearers 10 exert he Influence TO give ihema handsome
majority FOR the Offices 20 which they had been nominal
ed NJ the coming election. M Laimbeer offered res.
olution. which was adopted unanimously. nominating
Richard Kelly for Police Justice in the NIth District
The prcamb, set forth that the Police Justice Conyen
tlon in tho District comprising the Eighteenth and
Twenty first wards had failed 70 agree upon cand
date. and lad adjourned size die.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

JUDICIAL NOMINATION. The Civil Judicial
Convention IN the With District met on Monday ever"
lax at No i3J Fourth avenue and afer spfite" 'V'
test. nominated William Bocs for Civil JnSloc III ''"'
District There were Two other candidates io' ''o p'
siton but ii was claimed that Mr. Boies was ''
man that could be- nominated for the ONCE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

For purifying the blood removing 81 chronic eonsnntosu
.esse. arising from impure state OF tie blood and ue
only reliable cectaal remedy oT the eur. oi scio
ua Scsi Head. Ss khcun Pains 1nd ~enss OF the bon~
u the rhrost ani Lcgs botches, Pmp.s on us
Far~ T-rr Fryspeas and all scy cruptons Of the skn
AND BEAUrlFllNG TIE tOMPLEAlOS
NOT 4 tkW
or the disorders that Act mankind arise from the eef
pon that accumulate. in blood. %, al the dscovri,ts
that have been made purge out none can equal IN enss
UFLMBOLDS COMPOiND tAIkACr on SAHSArh
RlLLA Il cleanse. and rcnoyacs the blood insts the fr
OF health into system, aud purscs the humos waa
dsess IL stimulates the healthy functions of The boy
and esp.. the disorders thar grow and ranke In the eocd
such remedy that could be relied has long been soas
and the hrt time the public have one on wnno
depend our space here does admit OF cet
effects but te trial o! sil se ooite VI
show the sick that t has Virtues surpassng anytime tsy
have taken
Two tablespoonful. Of the Fxirsc, Of Sarsspaia sddedos
pint Of ,Qua to the Lisbon Diet prink and one oo.ts
i fully equal gallon OF the syrup OF safssps OF w
pecoction usually made. - ..,-rpn
THrSE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
TO USE ~ THE UNITED STATES ARMY. and are also
Ia very gcncrsuse in all the STATE HOSPITALS aid rtp
Lie SANITARY lNSrlTu NONS throughout the and y
well IN Iryae practices, aud are considered - As''s
See medical properties of Buchu. r,s
FROM niSPESSATOkN or TIE UNITED stAIn.S
See Professor DEwEES valuable works on the f'se"''
Of rhyso. - ,uvs,c phi
See made by the ate celebrated Or PHisi' f
sdelphiA ... =. ,,,,,,,,,, ....
See remarks made by Dr. EPlRAlM MCDOWELL seee
bracd Physician and Member Of the Roya toDss, s;,
srons Ireland. ald published IN tue IsnsAeuou' o ~"
aud Queens Journal. ~ -, ,rv,,ury
See MedicoC Chlrurgical Review Published ~ hhN'H''
TRAvERS Fellow Of Royrl Colie.e Of surgeons
See uo.t OF the late Standard Nofks q hedehe'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
pRIl Is.
PRICES;
EXTRACT BUCHu, > pr bottle or ~ 'oI ~
sARSApARlLLA vi per bottle OF sn io' 49,

PRICES:
EXTRACT BUCHu, 81 Per bottle, or 81 fot -
SARSAPARlLLA. vi per bottle OF sn io' ~
Delivered to ar.y address. securely packed
usMgoiDs hd5lI;, Iys' ''i pRu3 AND CHEMICAL WARE
HELMBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL "AAN
nELMBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL VAIL
HOUSE.
No 59l BROADWAY. ~ Y, OR
No 5at BROADWAY, \. I, os
No 5ai pRoA9wNA,S,N lSNn,, y y 2f 2nFfpSr. Ss
iiEiMBoLDs MEDICAL p:PS pEPPSST'
HFLMBOLDS MEDICAL DEtItin,hi,
No. No. iSi iSi ss99yyTTiH-TESTsr 81 rS.5:sSSi,
BEWARE OF CoUNrERFhiis ANp
Dispose OF their own sud |o'Ieh, Ihv
aErI%sSSfiSS..ss siSSi S.s 55FFFFFrAssTIoSsi 5FFFAsAsTTIISoSSssi
niEELLMsiboLp's iELsisoLpp's rRErARATioNs,
nEIMso3iI66,ss rRFrsRATiioSs rrRRFFrsRATioSs
HFLMBOLDS
HELMBOLDS
GENUINE EXTRACT BuCUu.
nENulNE EXTRACT buCHu.
SENuiNE EXTRACT BucAu.
HELMBOLDS
HELMBOLDS
HELMBOLDS
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsArARiLLt
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsArAKiLLA
GENUINE EXTRACT SARSAPAklLLA
HELMHOLDS
eIfLMBOLDS
HEIMBOlDS
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASn'
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
GEAuINE IMPROVED hOsE MAsn'
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS -
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
ASK FOR HELMBoLDS
ASK FOR HELMBOLDs
ASK FOR HELNBoLDs ,,,,ccsa
Crt out tfe adgrisut.t Gld .e4" Ii a. "'" '''''TC
lioH alI cklo n'c.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

BpooKryY CRY CorRr, "Wednesday, Nov. %
tos 'i. .. ID. fN s.,n,i a. ~ '"'''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

OF lncorucnce Of Urine rritaii3n innan'
nation or liberation Of the ,iaider ana Diseases Of
E ;iar Store in the Bsdd,r tslculss Ofave OF
Hr. De. Depo, aud al Diseases or Affection. Of the sad'
A., and Kia,sys and Ds0pcd swelnss existing ~ Men,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-23

Nk,ASTFp-A PARTNER WIN .li0 TO
w 300. 10 act A. tr,a-Irt " a f-si cha. sniu.
tfti troupe nov ~ Canada Al r hau.9 PLAYER
Aapy t,t 10 \ n. .ud4l NJ, a. 81 Thud ave tsn
toor. -
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SAVINGS IsANA~.

.E.LtHANlCS ANDIEADELN' oANlNGa'
IL IrVtu'lon 80 a,d lIJrrI,. open ia ~ from
~. ri e. N To- o,'a.k y. NJ, lutr.-.. "a. ..
rl' o., q pr cut p'r 1nnnm allowed on sumo
tl,Oup ami under per cen, pr annum ou larr
rur.+ D.1u.lts uitUu pr uu before July 2U,h ~ I
d. A. iuio.,st q. ON the 1T JAY.
CHARLES PECk, president
JAS. T. llAlrll' 5c'etaly, -
NEW lO.E .ANINGS BANK, cor. or
N'I.u ~ rl. ..1 ave, open from ! g. % y A.
v n,-d. .. tuday- FROM 70 y. ii
Pf,' h'.''' pIn prho.li mate or. OF % .r
THOMAS 'u'Leff Prest. l.. Il. POLL. Soa o..
TUlED AVENUE SANlNGA BANk.
COZ. I'D AVE. AND rWGg rYIIIIu 80.
GA AkIEREIb .hI
sIN PR CENr lNrrRl..I allowed
d.. l'i's made on iprc july 70 i, n .4. .a-
(, 20 from he lat 4 JAY
aat op,n dsIly G,on 10 to . . a.so on nlud 3,
Wednesday and Sa'urJSy evenings ro... TO-
.,.,.,..,., -NtNCEE X GRE a. Proof don't
AIGISI Z. ~ s-lfrt.r.- Et
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t.Nse'L RESIGNS.

ETSHING BANKS CO. STEAMER MARY.
LAND, lrs,'s rc'k slip, at a We, ~ !
al lIrl {, 80. It'f I, Npr h histr OF 0.. 4. B.
'.c'it ~ utds, IA =, 'bct- MUSE. kriI,fNu. ND.
Bni anc uu's board
ITO IOl, Illt FISHING bANkS- IN .Hu
81 ta acnngh, '1ily % 81 staten -. Id. o.. Be-
Oh. iHtttil' rs .t.N.ur IvrtU dH tL,.'tit NIfutU
uHu /. ~ 81 tllt4u. IL. ah ~ a a.. g. tH.
'otf .f, N0r'u RIVER, >; SphuF q, 8 b.. r..t..l
80. .. o. I't,eahn,enta bNit aud n.hi.t ~. .
awe .. loo, Il,
~ t.El%hL $ .ENEfRr AK LNMu b
Il Grand Ptr-N and Cot. t44 SOL. ... ui ...
-. T. tcJl. a. tH.urtt rove. Musiy D.. d .H
e. I'.r| % 49, n1 Cl'Illl. Al Eauas p.r.tt.f tlH
ta { tn' .uo o. Si.irr Il, n. n, wI.'u enc I..
l. . Van W us ", vim the ott"r Ur~.r u'I ..N
fpIl.utuF isui'lE-. "a Il, L.. H.. o:iJ t'rl.t
~ l. comes. Il 40 AN iultul l..f.,.
~ z 70 \ " rlus,t, T. N iEu...-
A NJ. lIri I 90 rrrts. JbHS - LAll1Nl.
Lirut join s., k,AN, se''y
DOSIPON LMtNI-IIlLGEAND EN'l ...
! .iln OF It Icr s.s Church & pYsIua.r' Ga =
W'tn"'d'y. sept - to- 10 ard for Il'J t.
viii be- good tur h. shove dny
Two TAliOEN AND IlE PUBLIC cd. We
rally Rally tor the Pic-uic TIE WWE'." '.
Ors' Trade Protective Union heg a. uluo4. Pc =
a. T. llf = liNId Annual F.Cuc vii int' 30" ".t
Monday, July Ht'h mt, ~ the Fi'H'.. 'f"Itun.
geysn,t by rfeSmhot', &C. Iirktfs for the tar
q, q, ..tlI .os tan ly, % ct iuf the boat, ga Do
Ad AZ. 80 .H. O.. .I.| Tee For iHTlrf "a 'ituIh4r
h..t b' to and adv .f'i.ou ME by ,.dr4 ut
NJ. .u.'.a ouurter. EJJI thoNf, sc. "a
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(NANrfD-IHKiE OK fOt Il GOOD
w htar,r hf,ers 'hr.s scoIFion,d TO h'Gvy
shsndeh.f YORK ahi fiur h-uazos may .id.ess, 9Th
tftt'nc-s. tA-, h.s 49, J.. q. 3l2
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WANTED iu GOOD hAtD> fOR NR.
w tifeid rh-eU 5000 dyer q W Dt>i
eOSt GO. iiu Hroadvtt. ..
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nor ShIi-IuE SLOOP GOTHAM, D.
j tor. lgr... q, fha f.tor .I.r-t, ;. %
Pure 500 lH.u.ie oi W. FkEELAND. u rtuali
49,, IL. k..n Sab
EOk SALr-A BAkGE, NEHuNEKEn.
j and tau fnr, ked 6'eet hsm, WI carry 40 toul
GAELILk, s-uIl u, y I. glt
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sEWbNG MACHINES.

SEWING NOTWITHSTANDING MA
- thinestp rent ans %. s. - manuiar tur. ...
prices : me-, i'osc'', able L ] me, Nurs r
y " ilsou'., LmlI.. r.t 'Ni.ai / G4plr, &c. 4 ".
III AHDNn, o.. % .. 90
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yNrANTED-TO 60 ~ HE COUNTY,.
w tf't e...scu.tou' .o,t mss .fs an oue boot "a
ser -Jh. tn tie b..t of Nu.tuira iced Agpi 40
: .rimrdi.tey to 81 Dcy 1t, ~ ,tau. COLyrRI
} iHk 2R
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Young MAN wkNiIU-tRUM Is ~
yVANIED-FlNisnEE, On FLANNEL

\NANlED--A YOi Nr G'l 40 CO. 'r
w wash sud iron, 40 ..1k. hets, 4. generally,
as' al. Apply ~ We; 2,l %, bet ia AID l0tu \ .
D r 10 O'Clock, l.-tu.e4t tI,r. a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

Union party. We should be maugur.
ating once more the ancient alliance
between the Democrats and the South.
We should encourage the Union sen
tnent, and enable it to sweep all be.
fore it in tine North and then we
should soon see ono of two things
either reconstruction or else new
and more terrible war.
Therefore we entirely approve the
method of procedure urged by Mr..
Moore. Of Kentucky. in the house.
"Sir, the true policy, in my humble
Judgment, to be pursued in order to
bring this war to speedy close, and
accomplish our purpose, is to second,
In every way we consistently can,
those efforts for peace which are going
on in the Nor'h, and 10 bring at once
into the Geld an army large enough to
defeat, at every point those Infamous
Vandals who are still hanging upon
the borders Of our country"
Precisely. To second those efforts
for peace, what We have got to do
sis to defeat the Vandsls." Diploma.
oy does not thrive IN front Of batteries;
it would rover DO to offer the hand OF
peace to those who offer rs not peace
but a sword. II we say peace, then
they will be for war bnt we arc ena.
blcd by Code blessing to give them
their till of war, and nothing else, then
they will be all for peace
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26
LIST

~ ne wounded Tex,r.. a. Arkaqsas Pest. car
.iea ea p Wr f'''t g. e'gfa 'io'a memo
W. mr.. u Me- '''
h. pn.,..' -. 90 ,pS WI.
IAN ,snr,,o, q5,h ~ ,avsl,y. = p Nh.
=, ~ u -, -, y' ., !, : ,@@Ss' az u
81. r., =. ~ -. 81 II
Ma. , ~ ca, 1 ~ ''I', 49, -'l 't 4,
/ ~, il,r1. t,,,,,,.. ~, s,.s,s., ,F,b
reA.s. NJ A pridler. lansdrss T. Smith
6th Texas g II Bird private lsih Texas
y { IniIo~s. iieut. Hart. BATTERY J II
Car.rr. private 9Th Texas ! ! uhu, private
5th rsza.. II Frashart private 2i,h
TEXAS q Baker Harris Battery. I. Steven
doi - Robertson. $50 ] Z Mood. rrss-
ion.a Rlst; h hey. do: BH /. Crostwaai.
9Th 1eXnsi y : Nckcrzey. siih rexa,
II llamrioa, 9th Twas ! Il peeyi5th
Texas i sanIers 2a,h TtSas , ! Wal
s,oa. lulA Texas 4 / Rogers. ii,ts l'ai-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

tanning from seven 10 Chit hundred
hog-hc ads Of tobacco. va a, no.
cnt prices, at Eve huudre ,LousanJ
dollars Also three thousai bnsbcI.
Of corn belonging 10 the Go,r,mo,,
The building belonged to ths-,a,e
CHAgLEHoN, March ll.-M ou;o,
The city is full Of rnmors abe. ,lr
impending attack. Nothing aaen. !
tic.
Through the Kindness Of Mr.. Jo.v
Mcclellan, we have obtained the lati.
news. lie informs us that 1900 I.
Yankees, having gone through Yazoo
Pass into Gold Water, thence to the
Talahatchie in guuhrats and trans
ports, were gallantiv rapulscd by our
cotton boats and oar Infantry in rifle
pitts and were compelled to rctrs
hastily by the route 'Aey came.
Cattle Ga.c.e.
From ,ha hatcher Co1fisr, VI the 18th.
PoyT ilrnspS. March 81 A. n.
Tho botnbardnrnt commenced at 2 P.
NJ, saturday, and continued up to D P.
n The enemy fired slowly Our bat.
tcrics did nrt reply.
Ats last Saturday. night, mos,
desperatccngageincnt took place The
enemy culeayurol to pass our bat.
tcr;cs, under cover Of darkness. The
firing was most terrific, AMI lasted
f,li,- .,.r.. i..,,..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

BrasR ~ rHE NogrH The New
York World speaking OF Buffers 70
ccp'iou at home, says
This noted man has received vote
Il thanks from the Massachusetts
House OF Representatives,. and his
Journey, since hc lets New York. has
been quite an ovation Rut here hc
was most ehnolnallv suiduoi tx.
cept a few AHolIiipgists, none were
80 poor rs 10 DO lin revercnceY
His name was received with Il stoya
Of Kisses at the democratic meeJg
the other evening His bratail,vand
his wholesale plun1cring q ,hg citi-
zous OF New Orleans, have maze his
name ae od.ous AZ ihat 81 Wynan
Boston. which denied The galsni Law
rcnce. dnring the last war 9TH Eng
land. the honor OF fpnrri, now re
ceives with open arms ~ renegade
Butler lie now anuorlccs himself
an Aholitiauis; Of the 'rHcst color.
suddenly converted firm an orthodox
Democrat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26
ApJurASr AND INSPECTOR GsNs Orrcg, /
Richmond, November 81, 1861. (
SES1RAL Orders,
M az

y, l
Richmond, November q, 1861.
S1sxRAL ORDERS,
No. 90.
Commandments OF Conscripts will cause the
following Order to be published for at least
seven times in Il sufficient number Of news.
papers In each State OF the Confedcracy, 10
insure It's reaching every part Of the country /:
l. All commissond officers and enlisted
men, who are now absent from their com.
nxnds from any other cause than actual
disability, or duty under orders from the
Secretary of War, or from their department
commanders, will return TO their commands
without delay
H. Commissioned officers failing to com.
ply with the provisions OF the foregoing par
agrAph, within reasonable length OF time,
in no case to exceed twenty days after the
publications OF this IOrder. shall be dropped
hon the rolls OF the army in disgrace, and
their names will be furnished TO the Com
msndan. Of Conscripts for enrolment in the
ranks.
III. All enlisted men who shall hail to
TO comply with the provisions OF paragraph
! OF this Order, within 4 reasonable length
OF time, shall be considered desertcrs, and
treated accordingly their names 10 be
furnished to the Commandment Of Conscrip,s
in their State, for publication, or such other
action as may te deemed mos, eilicacious.
". In order to insure the efficient coop.
GRAFTON of all concerned, 10 carry this order
into immediate effect, department commanders
are directed TO require from the commanding
officer OF each separate command in their
A. IT raj at b.,
OF all commissioned officers and enlisted men
now absen, from their commands. These re-
ports must state in each case the cause Of
absence and any;regimcnt, battalion, or CON.
pany commander, who shall neglect TO fur
nish such report, OF who shall knowingly
be guilty OF conce'diag any case Of unauihor
ised absence. shall. OF conviction thereof, be
summarily dismissed.
V. Under the provisions OF the "a clause Of
paragraph II OF General Orders No ~, com
missioned officers aud pryatos who are inca
pahle Of bearing arms in consequence Of
wounds received in battle, but who are 9th
eiwse TT tor service, are required. II not 9th
wise assigned, TO report TO the nearest Com
msndant Of Conscrpts in their respective
States. who will, il they are fitted for such du-
~, assign them TO the collection Of straglers
and the enforcement, Of The provisions OF this
Order with fall powers to call upon The
nearest military authority for such assistance
~ may be necessary thereto.
VI Officers Of the Quartermas,et Depart
mcnt charged with payment OF troops, are
hereby directed not TO pay any commissioned
officer, non-commissoned officer or private
who does no, furnish satisfactory evidence