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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-04
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ANDREW JOHNSON,
MilitarY aoyernor Of Tenneasee

Military Governor Of Tennessee.
All persons having in their possession
or acting as agents for the same, any
property OF the above description, are
requested TO hand in list Of the same
to me, in the Sd story Of the Bookstore
Of w. 7. Berry d Co, Public Square
between row and the 10th of July.
CHARLES DAVIS.
iane90-lw
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NOTICE TO SUTLHRg.

Vie UNDERSIGNED HEREBY INFORMS SUI
LEil' ihat he has in store and Intends 20 keep
on hand during the Summer very choice stock vi
Cincinnati
Lager Beer. and Sands Chicago Alo,
lie invites them 70 give him a call, feeling assured
that no can give satisfaction both as regards the
quality Of tho.artlclo and the prices
LOUIS RUBIN,
No. 60, Corner o. Broad and CherrJ sta.
iunelG-lmP
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NOS. AND LOCATION
Of
G ENERAL HOSPITALS
Post OF HIurfreesboro. Tenn.

Medical Director Posi-M. q. WOODWORK.
Hospital No, l,-oity HOTEL & W. corner square.
surgeon 4. d, Fitch.
No. 2--Woodbury Pike. s. O. nimoe, Sur
Ffon M charge
" No. s--EAAt Court House. W L. johnson,
surgeon IN charge.
No. 9-WOodbtuy Pike. Asst Surgeon
j. W. Pearoa.
" No. 6--Norlh tourt House. ]. T. WoOdb,
Surgeon In charge.
o. No. 6--N0Tth-r cor. square. N. B.
failer, Aast surg In charge
" No. 7--East Court hOuse n. Woodward,
surgeon Az charge
" No. s--0pposile and west City Hotel VIM
A. moOully, Asst. Surgeon 10
charge.
No. Cor. Nashville and Lebanon Pike
B. n PormAr, Act. Asst. surgoon
tn charge.
G0nl Field Hospital No l--0us mie vost Cur
noaio. J. T. finlcy, surgeon ~ charge
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Oats ! Oats II OaCsil!

al hAYE ron SALE BY TUE BUsHEL, A
Large Lot q OATS, az che sssbIs On front
N'sop' II, n. HAMMER a co.
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DISSOLUTION.

fIHk PARTNERSHIP existing between Irabu
4 Lueusi dissolved Ia consequence Of no doa a
Of Mr.. Edward Trabue, (Which occurred on tho 2th
inst All persons indebted 10 said firm wln please
come forward aud make payment; those having
claims will ho them Immediately WITH
WILLIAM II. lUCUs
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CAVALRY BOOTS,

To which we would invite the special
attention Of Suffers and Soldies.
All of which will be sold Wholesale or
retail at moderate prices.
Call and examine.
B. r. REUTER- & GI4EAVES,
Corner of College and Broadway,
may7.-2m. Nashville, Tenn.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-03-26

A SrRAw-PAPER Within half
an hours ride, Poughkeepsie, there for
merly stood an old tumble down rookery
which has been used for paper mill
Recently it has been braced up and patch.
ed and filled with machinery for the
manufacturing of straw-paper. Notwith.
standing the forbidding exterior of this
structure. the interior is well worth vis-
it. Rye-slraw is passed in sheaves thro'
one door and taken out in The form of pa
per at the other. Great machines are
employed to cut and crush and grind the
straw. Immense kettles are used to boil
the material. after which it is bleaehed
and put through various processes, until
it becomes good. white, flexible printing
paper. The paper on which the Tribune
Almanac is printed was made here
The profit on straw-paper must be enor-
mous. In different parts of the country
there are many similar mills in operation
and before long there can be no doubt
that they will drive the dear rag paper
out Of the markss.---k Y TsStWS6.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-03-26
For the Advertiser.
ToOur Flag.


Flag Of the brave, whose banner doth ahsd,
Such glory on the warriors head;
Thou honored and adored scroll,
Which nations never did 10 control,
When England failed to make the bow,
Nust thou submit to traitors now
Angelic leEions sing thy praise,
The Ore ofrags in true hearts blaze; y
The music ofthy martial sphere,
Is fame On high and honor here; aII ar
Thy staff shall stand, thy colOrs wavs,
Till there's not one, 10 al grave. ya
Like Ocean rolls thy stream Of blood
Our soldiers sink beneath its food,
Yet we'll may they be proud 70 die,
Beneath the Gag tha Il waves so high,
Though they may not cen fnd grave,
Thou wilt forever o'ar them wave,
Thy cOlOrs Of are brighter hue,
We love the red, tbs white, the blue, 9
The three eOmmingled doth besesm,
The texture Of q heavenly dream,
For Liberty hath blended them,
Like tint,i in an unsarthly gem. s
They say thy OOlors are growing pale,
Rebellion must snd will prevail.
But Oh thou banner Of the free,
H. Our tears, and blood wen shed for thee,
But when thy colors ceased to wave,
Let all be mouldsring in the grave.
F.B.C.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-03-26

One s1uaio Ter Ii6ss 3 lsssl sas I1lsrlio1. afa
zach addItI11aI lasfrIaE
Buslnasa Cards. alx ilaos less, eno Veef ~ 81
one col1na one year WW
Ona hall coiNuU 1E1 foaf ~
Ole fourth columE a.. Iear NO
One 6lghkh eol1mn oae gsar -
One column six months - ~
Oue half column SIX r1outh8 90 81
one fourth e0lsmn six months ~ -
One eighth of 3 column six month1 80
One column three montbs 81 g
One haiR column three months rs
One fourth column three months D -
One eighth column three m1nths -
Announcing Candidates for once So
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-03-26

early advertisements, quarterly in adVa1co. 01ff
10 Transcent Advertisements, fractions oPef saa
,Quare viii becharged fOr b. ne lire, at the rate q ~
cents thR arst week and cents each subequsn Fes<
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-03-26
100000 AGENTS.
MALE Oh FEMALE,

MALE Oh FEMALE,
TO sEJL
LLoYD'S NEW STEEL PLA : COUNTY oOLoRRp
MAP OF THE UNITED STATES,
CARADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK
From recent surveys, completed Aug 10, 1854; COS,
420 900 70 ongrave IL and one years time.
Superior 70 any so map ever made By Cotton o.
MITCHELL and sells at the low price Of afty cents $40
oOO names are engraved on this map.
II is not only County Map. but Il is aisoS
COUNTY AND RAILROAD NAP
Of the United States and Canadas nbned In one Rvins
EVERY RAILROAD STATION l1 !
and distance between.
Guarantee any woman man SO TO S6 per dAy and
viii take back all maps that cannot be sold and refund
the money
Send for 81 worth TO try.
Printed Instructions how tocanvass we'll be furnished
ali our agents.
wanted--wholesaIs Agents for our Maps IN every
State, California. Canada England France and Cuba
A fortune may be made with few hundred dollars
spi.al. No c0mpetitioa. J. 7. LLDYD,
No. 1e4 Broadway, New York.
The War Department uses our Map Of Virginia N ry-
land, and PeunsyYania, cost 500 900, on which Is
marked Miadletown Maryland Heights, Williamsport
Ferry, Aill0roOk Mills Noands Ford, and all others
on tie Potomac and every other place in Maryland,
Virginia, and Pennsylvania or money refunded.
-aaatit ts PRICE 26 CENTS. tHt
From The Tribune August 2.
f'Lloyd's Map of Virginia Maryland. and Pennsylva
mia. This Map is very arRe It's Is but 26 cents
and is the best which eGn be PTrehased. Al2fS-3t
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-03-26
cH4r: oxxTv.-An Act for tho Relief Of Viii

CHAP. CXXIv.-An Act for the Relief Of Viii
m B. Dodd and others. s ~
liaBs 1t saoetsd by the Ssuafe and House Of Repre-
sentatires Of the United Siotes Of America IN Con-
gress assembled, That the Secretary of the Treasury
be- and be is hereby directed 10 pay out Of the ap-
preparation to eomplets the road from Mendota to
the Big Sioux River, contained in the act approved
March third, eighteen kucdTed and hfty-ATe, enti-
tied An act making appropriations for the support
Of the army for she year ending the thirtesnth Of
June, eighteen hundred and hfty-Bix, and for other
purposes" into the hands Of HoTscs Austin, OF
Saint Peters, MinnesOts who is hereby appointed Q
comm miEHiOner to dispose Of the sane the sum Of
three Thousand two hundred and seventy dOllarR
the same having been estimated for in said eppru-
pFistiOD, and being part Of said read
to be paid ont By him IS folloWs to aiss The said
commissioner shall give notice to all persons having
claims against William b. Dodd for labor or mater-
ials in the construction 9f said road BY publication
in = newspaper general circulation in the neigh
borhoOd said where rnad is situated for ninety days
end by posting written or printed notices in three
public places in each county through which said
road passes TO present and prove their claims with
in the nine,y days aforesaid and al such claims so
pr esentea and prove their claims within the ninety
d ays aforesaid; ard all claims, so pres nied and
proved within the time limited, we shall pay to the
parties respectively, and the residue after the iq-
uidation of such olaims and the payment Of the ex
penses Of this commission, he shall pay 10 the taid
William B. Dodd.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-03-26
MELVTN'S HILLS.
.FREIGHTERS TO THE MINES
WESTERN FORTS

And the public generally respectfully informed
that his Mills are in excellent running order, turn
ns out from so IS sacks per day. Ee has the best
milleTs in the Territory.
NGELVLN1'S FLOUR
ADMITTED both Colorado and NebI aska to be unsur
passed by any OF the Mississippi River l. made
from the OF Fall and Spring Wheat and is sold at
as low prices can be obtained in the Territory.
Hs is kept for sale at all the stores in Brown
Vile He prepared TO furnish freighters, and cti
sens generally with -four from either Fall SprinR
Wheat and aIso with any amount OF Corn. Corn Neal
and Buckwheat Flour at the lowest cash prices.
Custom Grinding done at e-sixth per bushel.
He desires call heattention of freighterS to the
advantages OF BrownvItle q Shipping point 60 tue
West Not on'y can any amount OF grain and -four be
obained here cheaper than any other point in the
TtrtitoTy but the Merchants havS laid in this
s,n a large supply OF every variety Of goods.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-03-26
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at tie Ssoond Session of sRs Thiry-ssssnll
Congress.
PUsIIsHRp RY AUTHoRrTY

CHAP. CXxIn.-An Act % pFovids for the ap-
pointment Of Indian Agent in Colorado Tsrritoy.
seatatiVeS Of tbs United States Of Amsriea IN Gen.
gress assembled That the President be- and Is here
by, authorised 20 appoint, By and with the adVice
and consent Of the Senate, or during the recess
thereof and until the end Of its next session after
such appointment, an agent for the Grand River
and Winthh bands of Indians, in the Territory Of
Colorado, At salary Of fifteen hundred dollars per
annum.
ADDrova1 F,fv 1oe0 u
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-03-26

The besf Substitute Tor Codee-prapared la tho s.r
naanner a. Cchee Pdckzges of sse b. nail al fa la
each Each package Contains seed sncagh = rsiSa 4
spDpiy SeE AZ sfalnary feailyS
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-03-26
Ok or Gunbo Seed=

4 PPFnvFp. Jnlv 3. Iss2.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02

We clip the following items from the Nasl
vile (Aboliuou) Union OF tho Goth ult:
We learn that Maj, L. J, Hickox and L. C
D. Smith, Of the G9th Ohio, who have resigned
their commissions, leave Nashville for then
homes this morning, on the Louisville aul
Nashville Railroad.
Col. Martin, the Provost Marshal sends
North on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
this morning, l2O rebel prisoners. A little
Northern air may be beneficial alike to their
health and principles.
SENT SoUrH.--The following persons were
sent out Of the Federal lines yesterday. by
Col. Martin, Provost Marshal, escorted by Can't.
ConoVer
Mrs. H. p. BOstick and one child. Mrs.
Catherine Halbort and two children. Isaac
Litton, VIM. ?. Martin, Geo. Matthias, Mrs.
Elizabeth Thomas aud three children.
A SuoorNo AFFAIR. A difficulty oocuned
yesterday, in hove on Front street. occupied
10y Catherine MDonough, in which she and
soldier named Thomas Kane belonging to the
l>t Middle Tennessee Infantry, were shot. II
appears that Mrs. McDJnougn had parchased
gallonUl whisky from y steamboat lust as il
was about to leave tue wharf, aud lad been.
selling IL 70 Name, ana three Olher soldiers
Thomas Dougherty, Tim Cayery, aud Thomas
Cayius Of the 9th Kentucky cavalry. Having
got under me Influence of tho whisky. the
Uavalrymen grew noisy and turbulent, a quar-.
rel followed, which resulted IN the shooting
OF Kane thl ough tue body, and Mrs. AlcDone
ough in the thigh. The balls, having passed
through rhem entered the wall of the cabin
and went through it also. Mr. Kane received
a second shot, not quite so damaging. The
8 srious shOls were fired from carbmes Two
OF the cavarymen tired. the other brandshed
his carblne and threatened to shoot also. They
were arrested by detachment of the Provost
Guard and carried before Col. Martin. who
turned them over to Marshal Chumbly. of the
City Police 10 be dealt with as the city au
thorities may deem proper. They were com.
miUed % jail. An Investigation OF lhe case
viii take place Tomorrow before Recorder
Shan.
Kane was taken to Hospital No. 10, Market
steel. His wound is desperate one. and
likely to prove mortal Mrs. MeDJnou5 IA =
wound is severe one, and may result uula.
yorsbly.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02

laou ooa rr-nL co0NgsrolnWrI


Thouewa from cksburg ,s chcuug and
affairs are wearu. more hopeful uul conf.
3oui hgU Vnu ItieIah Hlgr made .N.H
desperate ASSAULTS .I.a our works. u| ...
been e,pn ume r.I ..ug| w..mm.a ...
ter Au ACCOUNTS rgulgsyul UIll. a. A... a
% have represented TO their mcu ta,l aul.
m0uJ had been captured by locker, su. that
jhc only remaining rebel stronghold was the
.Cuy OF NIcAsburg, before which they were
drawn up Ia bate array, and that hg deter.
miuauuu aud boljuese an heir clatro they
might take The place and at Qnco end The war
The troops did as they were commanded their
charges were not only pubhorn but desperate,
hence the immense Alll5 Of aukoo dead thai
now cover tho face Of the earth, awaiting sep
ulmre, and po sonug the atmosphere by the
horrid stencil OF their thousands OF carcasses
Our UihGers estimate the efCmy5 loss IRON
ten 10 twenty-five thousand IN killed and
wounded. A North CarOllua Federal deserlcr
came in last night aud tells tho same story,
and Gays that Grants loss 10 estimated IL
camp at from 10 t. 10000 ueu.
The Wilderness of the margin in tho estimates
will give you ialut idea U The punishment
that the enemy has received, and OF the i'm
mense strengtl OF Ycksburg and thg heroism
OF it's defenders, Our own loss is very small,
hardly 200 Samach Tor good entertainments.
From The lu2)o / can learn but very IiilIo
aud from that little draw sigh OF relief.
The enemy went up the river as lar as Ya2oo
City aud committed good many pecu'atione.
Com Brown sunk four boats IN the Ilver, which
sufficiently obstruced it to prevent the enc.
my going anyarthcr uP. The navy yard was
burnt
From Helena, Arkansas, on, nlormltonis
neagre. All Western me' fully believe that
the place has been taken by Marmaduke, of
Prices army. 1t is said that he hung a negro
regiment both men and onicers The number
lung is said TO be 345. is stated, on the !
authority o. Aenp4lG papcra, ,hat no boats |
lId been up for live days and IL was general |
y believed ILat tho place had been taken.
Charpenlier's battery marched through the
}iy TINS morning and attracted good deal OF
ltteutiou. The men looked well, and arc IN a
iue state Of discipline.
Our army, after its defeat at bakcre Creek
vas very much oisheartened, but being sue
.essiu IN repuIsing the eucmyin their assaults
IN Nicksburg, confidence is restored and
ine 810rale prevails The garrison Of NicEs.
,urg Is yet Deseigod from The river and thc
Iorth, aud Banks Is reported TO have crossed
lis army at Bayou Saar, anu is marching on
satcheM The enemy has bean terribly pun
shed, not driven away.
Grant sent in flag Of truce yesterday. I
saln th. t its object refers to the treatment OF
he sicl, and wounded Mai Mcknight, zen.
a a. Co. left this morning with an
nswer
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02

But lhero 10 another feature which Ia TO be-
regretted ltW tho universal thirot for high
o)loc n bc army Every CoI1ucl Nnla TO be
a Bdsssirr Gcucpl ana every Brispd.or wanlt
20 Ice /, Major Goucol heioropuco declared
or clsr he viii surely d6a of envy ami muruh.
cation Tho o6par, Of ,ho luo mg, ,u su.
oral thing exempt from ibis ahsmd nmbt
ton, because they mo attached to mtir own
compao.s5, bus the ambition 90. a,ll and gem.
cral officers iu our army ID uuaba,gd They an
club together aud help zach otbori ulcy sign
each oDbory certificates and petitions .1r pro
motion aud work for each other hhhuly
We Myo agady too many Brigalion
have often wondered what W0s 90 become Of
tho mauy Drsudigr Goucra'5 iu our amy. We
viii soon be able to form companies of those
who hayouo commlnds Divisions acc dlyi.
ded and sub.diyiled to mako hiwim lor the
host of Brigalier GouomIa, who receive ap-
poiutmcato. ln our umy ius cad of appoint
ing Bdgalcs 20 alc command of brigade.
division, are mlnp uubrsade. l0' he b.u..
Nf of Brigade. Ce.s'-la.
There ie uommy iu the world. Ul lher.
never has been any before, that bad no m-ry
officers for so few mon llouee the tpmpu-
Gous expense Of this war; ON account OF tho
large amount paid to officers, whose services
could entirely ba dispensed with, aud who ore
halt of tlpir timp NOT Uu lutk .f n, Vbp UutI.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02

UNITED SrATrs OrYlcEE nrnraso. -Q-.
Taylor, supposed 70 be surgeon ou- Eighty
sixth Ohio volunteers, was drowned yesterday
morning of the steamboat Erno, lu,t below
Westport, on his way 10 this ciiy. lue captain
informs us that he attempted 10 draw bucket
of water lor MIA horae by tnrowjng a bucket
into the river with Iopo attached, and, as
TOO often happens to persons unacQuahued
with steanboating, was pulled overheard.
TIE boa, was stopped, and every effort was
made to secure the body, but without success
ARRIVAL Of PRoNERs The arrival Of
prisoners Of war ia this city Friday night were
twenty one, and yesterday one hundred and
forty tv6 from various points.
Lo@sngc Democrat 24th ut
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.--Ranaway
4 from g. subscuhers on Saturday the 24th OF
May four miles east Of Sweet Water two negro boys,
named JaspS and Tom. Jasper is about 10 years
old, aet 10 inches high, dark Drown color front
teeth Effected, weighs about los pounds, wore of a
Iow crown AID broad bum hat, brown jeans pants,
tlack cloth coat, par boots tight Tom i' about
80 years DID, click black negro, weighs about 1876 lbs
l4 aolgt eet s inches high were oil dark coat, and
mixed inlns plnts. The above an'unt viii he paid
iog the apprehension OF both, or half for either IN
jail Or place where we can Get them; We behye they
are trying 10 get to KeEtucby.
ROBERT CARTER,
pay28.ste r. c. R0BEnTS
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02
The Rebels gl Shell, down nyon ia
NcHRsou
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gEa8 1auY IN MOTION.
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san another Dispatch dated Cairo Mar oNh s1vs.
TueGshrntou Friday CglL ul } was deaperste.
Grant caaIyrl the iottiaga,ion1 ana ,oo, s3me nj
them. The Rebels Failed agd retoos them. Much
hand 70 Land aglting The Federal lo3 al, 6ycI
thousand. The Gaosuei holI.gruldm .p.l the
Fed I,A whsu they attempted 10 storm o., works.
Pe,orl8 me rirc4Atadth that tw. corso. P,ll.,,arny
have reached Washington.
A tsgatah dated Philadelphia, M,yqs,h fay.:
lr.V4g Ion Prrnambl,J 10 the }l. repo.t crcat
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-02

mA- On Saturday evening there were eigh.
ty-six rebel prisoners arrived in this place
from Nashville. among whom was the wife Of
Dr. Cheatnan, OF that city, en route 20 the
Alton (Illinois) prison, where sne will be con.
hned during the war; LouiSoRls' JoufsqL